Recent content by blinden

ohh, yeah, I'm running windows messenger, not MSN messenger, and I don't really have an option to do that here at work. We are running messenger on our exchange, and I don't think the MSN client has that option.

which is exactly what my problem is... only in reverse

! windows update! anyways, I can't really switch to MSN Messenger for the task at hand, i've looked around but I can't find anything in the registry about URL handlers for it.

strange, what versions of each are you using?

Unfortunately I'm stuck with just basic Windows Messenger 5.0 for now...

I am on my work computer and I need to have Windows messenger installed for our in office communcations. I also need to be able to open links from messenger in IE for certain oracle applications we use. This being said, I'm a firefox user, and I don't want to set IE to default browser, but...

I'm losing you about right here... can you take a little time and explain this a little better?

you won't ruin anything, short of overclocking, you are getting all that you are going to get out of that setup.

I'm about 90% sure I've used thsi with NTFS and experienced zero problems

Just like to put my vote to agree with Speedy_B on filezilla, pretty easy, free, and HEY, it ends in ZILLA, can it be bad?

This is no good, I read the thread title and thought to myself "YES, FINALLY, I can prove my manlyness to these girly mens" but no, I refuse to grate any part of my body.

what does "it won't accept it" mean exactly? Does it recognize it? does it do nothing? is the drive NTFS?

19 inch LCD's are hard to get in resolutions higher then 1280x1024, which is aweful for a 19 inch screen. I wouldn't suggest getting a 17 inch either if you don't want to kill yourself. I use a 19 inch at work and only have 17 inch at home, and it now feels like a 15 inch, it sucks.

get a new router... seriously, not trying to be a jerk. I relatively cheap router (I know DLINK does it) can use keywords. You could block porn keywords and anything with say "teen" in the url would not be allowed to access.

yes there is... interupt request conflicts...