Thanks, I got a response from my service provider and they basically said, 'no worries, it's a pain in the ass and makes everyone sad."
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Can anyone tell me why I can't view PDFs or more than half of the quicktime movies I run across in either Mozilla Firefox or IE 6 and how to fix it?
Redownload the latest Adobe Reader and make sure it installs the latest plugins, maybe.
I did recently download the latest reader. I thought it started some time after that, but maybe not. Thanks, Daniel. I'll try that.
So...due to some random circumstances, I have been checking my hotmail account recently. What a piece of shit hotmail is.
A couple of questions:
1) if you identify a sender as "not junk" why doesn't it remember it?
2) why is hotmail so bad?
As far as I can tell, Hotmail is not actually meant to be used.
I just learnt that there are very few Hotmail programmers. That might explain some stuff.
OK, someone help me out: You recommended here as a good place to buy memory. But I look there, and am v. confused. Which one do I buy? (Beyond the "do I get the 256 or 512?" choice). I have a 1Ghz 12" powerbook. And that's all I know, off the top of my head. Then I get confused.
If my goal for my home computer is being able to sit on the sofa and be on line, and I am a Mac only girl, will this be sufficient:
Would it be less sufficient if I wanted to install airport so I could use the campus wireless network?
If my goal for my home computer is being able to sit on the sofa and be on line, and I am a Mac only girl, will this be sufficient:
Absolutely.
Would it be less sufficient if I wanted to install airport so I could use the campus wireless network?
It looks like that laptop uses an older Airport card, which might not be compatible with the current wireless technology.
(Or, other tech people -- am I wrong? If a wireless network is 802.11g, can an 802.11b card connect to it?)