I just experimentally did a regular copy on a jpg picture and successfully pasted it into an unimportant file on my Mac by going into the Info dialog box, clicking on the icon picture and pasting. There wasn't anything special about the picture (other than it was my cat) and it was/is much bigger than the standard icon. It scales down, though....

I tried this yesterday but all I got was the "this is a giff or jpeg" image instead of the picture itself. I used to be able to do it when I was on OS9, but I just loaded OSX Tiger on the machine and I wondered if there was some new trick involved.

on the down side, our product is low-individual-cost, so the $.30 per transaction costs might get to be really expensive.

If you find anything cheaper for low cost items and low volume, please let me know!

What happens when you sing the Firefly theme to a Tablet PC: [link]

Note: It should be noted that the "unreview" includes this disclaimer:

Editor's note: Keep in mind that this is not your typical hardware review. While the author spent a number of weeks testing and using the ThinkPad X41 and writes honestly about his experiences, there's a lot of commentary on the ThinkPad X41, Windows XP Tablet PC Edition, hardware design, bad software, and rapidly blinking hard drive activity indicators. Keep that in mind as you read the unreview in the spirit with which it was written.

Hey, can anyone help me with a computer problem I'm having? Starting yesterday, I can no longer get at my Yahoo email account. When I enter my user name and password, it takes me straight to the "The page cannot be displayed" page. (This also happens if I enter the wrong password.) I'm thinking it may have something to do with cookies, or security settings somewhere. I can't access my bank account details either, I get the same result when I try to access the sign-in pop-up.

First, try to log in using a different browser. It may be a browser issue. Also, if the site is having technical difficulties, IE is terrible at displaying some types of errors, and just throws up the generic "The page cannot be displayed" page. When that happens to me (mostly when I'm debugging our corporate site), I try again with Firefox or Mozilla, because they'll most likely tell me if there's an underlying database error, and also what the error is. In your case, that would at least tell you that it's not necessarily happening at your end.

Another thing to try is if you've been going to a bookmark to log in, try starting at the site's homepage instead, and following their links to log in. Occasionally sites change the page names, and the old pages aren't recognized by the authentication system anymore. This happens to me with AOL all the time.

Thanks DX. Would asking how to go through Firefox be a stupid question?

I've tried going through the home site with the Yahoo problem, and it doesn't seem to help. Plus, the fact that it's happened with other sites such as my bank suggests to me it's not site-specific.

Go here, [link] , then download and install Firefox. It'll convert any bookmarks as part of the process. Then launch Firefox, go to Yahoo, and try to log in.

BTW, Firefox has a pop up blocker, which might try to block login pop ups if they exist. If it does, it'll tell you about it so that you can tell it not to block that particular pop up.

Your security settings have gotten messed up.

You're using IE? Go to Help and About Internet Explorer. It will show the Cipher Stregth. It should be at 128 bit, but, actually, it doesn't matter, because the steps would be the same.

Go into Tool, and then Internet Options. Go to the Advanced tab, and then scroll all the way down in that white box. make sure that Use SSL 2.0 and Use SSL 3.0 are both checked. Hit OK. If they WEREN'T checked, then you can probably just restart the computer and it'll be working.

If they WERE, then your best bet is to just reinstall IE from [link] and pray. There's actually a couple of files that can be manually deleted to make it certain that this will work, instead of just likely, but I cannot remember what they are at the moment.

Thanks Gandalfe. Ok, updates: I've installed Firefox, but when I try to start it, I get a message saying "The connection was refused when attempting to contact start.mozilla.org." In IE, my cipher strength is at 128 bit, I've previously installed SP2 too for what that's worth, I did have both Use SSL 2.0 and SSL 3.0 checked, and I can't find a link to download IE 6.0 from that website.

Any thoughts on next steps?

"The connection was refused when attempting to contact start.mozilla.org."

Will Firefox connect to any other web sites for you?

Is your Firefox home page set to start.mozilla.org? Check Tools->Options->General and change it to your normal home page.

Hmmm...when I try start.mozilla.org I get www.google.com

www.mozilla.org looks normal.