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  1. Guest Heywood Jablowme
    Started by Guest Heywood Jablowme,

    Sewage treatment, or domestic 'Alias' treatment, is the process of removing contaminants from alt.windows7.general, both runoff (effluents) and domestic. It includes written and thoughts to remove physical, written and scribbled contaminants. Its objective is to produce a waste stream (or treated effluent) and a solid waste or sludge suitable for discharge or reuse back into the environment. This material is often inadvertently contaminated with many toxic organic and inorganic compounds. Sewage is created by 'Alias'. It can be treated close to where it is created (in septic tanks, Windows groups or other forums and computer systems), …

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  2. Guest Heywood Jablowme
    Started by Guest Heywood Jablowme,

    Until what? "Barry$" wrote in message news:bYfAn.73443$vC3.18073@newsfe04.iad... >

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  3. Guest undisclosed
    Started by Guest undisclosed,

    9 GB size for an Outlook 2003 PST file is very large though not above the file size limitation can arise performance issue and this is problem faced by you. If the problem is not sorted out soon, it may make the PST file corrupted and thus its data inaccessible. You need nothing but a 'split PST' (http://www.splitpstfile.com) tool to sort the issue, it efficiently divides them into smaller sizes in a way that it can work independently. This not only solves the problem but also avoid corruption to a considerable extent. -- bipsa

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  4. Guest creative22
    Started by Guest creative22,

    Hi all I've started using "Microsoft CA" on Windows Server 2003! Could you tell me that what types of request does CRMF(Certificate Request Message Format) support exactly? And how can I provide a client that can give "issuing", "revoking" and "retrieving" key requests to the "Microsoft CA" using CMC(Certificate Management Messages over CMS)? I mean how would be it's procedure? Is there any step-by-step document about this? I'll highly appreciate you if guide me. THX in Advance.

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  5. Guest jodleren
    Started by Guest jodleren,

    Hi all By some reason, I have 6 language bars, but only one "working" The other ones are empty. When I drag them of the task bar and closing them (to get rid of them), it will in one of them crash and windows will restore them. Once they got removed, but they come back over time - one by one. What causes this? How can I get rid of that? WBR Sonnich

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  6. Guest Heywood Jablowme
    Started by Guest Heywood Jablowme,

    Alias will still be an asshole!

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  7. Guest John B. Slocomb
    Started by Guest John B. Slocomb,

    Recently the Foolish Alias has argued that the Windows "Directory", more properly named the "Active Directory" is the Windows kernel. Of course, the older users of the group realized that it was not, obviously. If the foolish one stated something is true then one can be sure that it is a mistake. He is that reliable. But for any new comers here, who may not know the Foolish alias well, here are the facts: From Wiki Answershttp://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_Active_Directory_of_Windows_server&alreadyAsked=1&rtitle=What_is_the_Active_Directory_of_Windows " ACTIVE DIRECTORY IS A CENTRALIZED DATABASE ...WHICH IS USED IN DOMA…

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  8. Guest Lu Powell
    Started by Guest Lu Powell,

    "He had delusions of adequacy." - Walter Kerr -- "What experience and history teach us is this - that people and governments never have learned anything from history, or acted on principles deduced from it. " - Hegel-

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  9. Guest John B. Slocomb
    Started by Guest John B. Slocomb,

    Several days ago the Foolish Alias was asserting that the Windows Registry was the Microsoft "kernel". To aid anyone who has not been exposed to the foolish one's mixed up and erroneous statements enough to realize that he is normally incorrect I would like to provide the following information: The Windows "kernel" is an application named ntoskrnl.exe and is located in the Windows\System32 directory. To avoid any of the foolish excuses that normally follow any exposure of F.A.'s idiocy the following URL explains the whole thing in some detail: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ntoskrnl As this is the Wiki and can be edited b…

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  10. Guest Heywood Jablowme
    Started by Guest Heywood Jablowme,

    This is a simple test, it will show if or not you're an Alias Fucktard and unwilling or unable to bend OVER, listen and respect your fellow posters. 1. Do you often respond all posts by Frank, Bill Yanaire, kevpan815, DanS, John B. Slocomb, Death, and a host of others? If yes, score 10 points. 2. Do you often respond to posts that mention Sheep? If yes, score 10 points. 3. Do you say you need to call everyone a Baboon, ill informed, or stupid? If any of the above, score 10 points. 4. Do you automatically say or imply you are smarter and know more about Windows than the person asking for help? If yes, score 10 points.…

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  11. Guest Heywood Jablowme
    Started by Guest Heywood Jablowme,

    Most know newsgroups such as these attract trolls. Alias is obviously a troll, to be more precise the troll in residence in this newsgroup, but Alias is much more than your garden variety troll. Alias is a buffoon. That simply means Alias is a clown, obviously some poorly educated loser, what many would simply call stupid. To prove that point, Alias will post about Ubuntu and his screwed up home life. He is classic welfare cheat to the very core of his mentally unstable self. What's an Alias? Really we're getting into degrees of stupid. Alias excels at showing how stupid he can be. Alias loves to be the retard who tells others to use…

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  12. Guest kkevpan815
    Started by Guest kkevpan815,

    Inbreeding is breeding between close relatives, whether plant or animal. It was found that Kevin John Panzke of the vista.general forum practiced this sick kind of behavior. If practiced repeatedly, it leads to an increase in homozygosity of a population. A higher frequency of recessive, deleterious traits in homozygous form in a population can, over time, result in inbreeding depression. This may occur when inbred individuals exhibit reduced health and fitness and lower levels of fertility. Livestock breeders often practice inbreeding to "fix" desirable characteristics within a population. However, they must then cull unfit offspring…

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  13. Guest kkevpan815
    Started by Guest kkevpan815,

    Sewage treatment, or domestic 'Kevin John Panzke' treatment, is the process of removing contaminants from vista.general, both runoff (effluents) and domestic. It includes written and thoughts to remove physical, written and scribbled contaminants. Its objective is to produce a waste stream (or treated effluent) and a solid waste or sludge suitable for discharge or reuse back into the environment. This material is often inadvertently contaminated with many toxic organic and inorganic compounds. Sewage is created by 'Kevin John Panzke'. It can be treated close to where it is created (in septic tanks, vista groups or other forums and compute…

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  14. Guest worker
    Started by Guest worker,

    I have installed office 2007 and then un installed it by deleting directories and keys the had a 12 in them or said 2007. I reinstalled office XP Pro (2002) and now I have two problems. My e-mail will not send to any of the three accounts I have. The updates are failing, Microsoft update says I need to install SP3 and office Pro says it is SP3. All other updates to office are failing. I used a cleaner tool to remove the office 2007 stuff from my add/remove programs folder. Now office 2007 will not install either. I wanted to change an option in office 2007 but it would not let me, so I uninstalled it. Would somebody add uninstall to the dic…

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  15. Guest jarretuck6
    Started by Guest jarretuck6,

    Sorry if I am posting under the wrong category but did not know where is post. Now I know this has been posting before but I am have a different problem. Here we go First off This is a HP Pavilion DV2000 I just installed windows vista on it. Everything was fine. So when I went to shut me laptop down for the night it said it had to install updates. (1of72) So I let it do its thing. When I wake up in the morning to turn it on I get windows failed to load because the system reg file is missing or corrupt- Status: 0xc00000e9 It i will not let me start up in any of the safe modes( all 3). I try to boot from the cd. When i do so I g…

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  16. Guest Larry Goldman
    Started by Guest Larry Goldman,

    Every time I restart Vista I get a message "The computer must be restarted before updating can continue. Would your like to restart now?" If I click YES I get the same message when the computer is restarted. If I click NO the computer continues to boot up and seems to work fine. Is there anyway I can get rid of this annoying message?

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  17. Guest Shanktooth
    Started by Guest Shanktooth,

    "XweAponX" wrote: > This is still a common, modern day Windows XP Problem: > > "MowGreen [MVP]" wrote: > > > Luc, > > > > See if this helps: > > > > You receive a scripting error or a blank page when you visit the Windows > > Update Web site or the Microsoft Update Web site > > http://support.microsoft.com/kb/836948 > > This link shows several OUTDATED "fixes" (Most of them useless) > > The only Fix valid, is the link to the Update for Windows Scripting. > > http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=47809025-d896-482e-a0d6-524e7e844…

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  18. Started by Aycle,

    Hi Folks This is my first time posting and I hope I have this in part of the forum, apologies if not. I have a strange problem as follows: I have set up folder redirection successfully in combination with roaming profiles. I am using Server 2008 r2 btw. This took many hours of fiddling and reading forums but it does seem to be working.... almost. I set up a whole bunch of standard user accounts with the necessary permissions and the required v2 folders for the profiles. These all work fine on client systems. The problem comes with my own account. I tested it out as a a standard user on 2 different client machines and all was fine, however, as I am the admi…

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  19. Guest big poppa
    Started by Guest big poppa,

    "bobbles" wrote: > i have recently bought a pc with vista and preloaded office pro07 on it. ive > tried reinstalling the program but the message from bcn office addin "office > application versions do not match" comes up every time i load an office > application other than access (ie. word, publisher, excel, powerpoint). > > no info on anything other than finding what version office it is or > authenticating it. > > i dont know what this means, no helps have any information on this. > wondering if theres any guru's out there that can beat this prob, would be > the most appriciative!!

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  20. Guest logiksnac
    Started by Guest logiksnac,

    I display multiple reports using IE8 and group them per department using the tabs and open seperate IE8 windows with other tabs for other departments. To prepare for a meeting I have the reports all preloaded. However, this is tricky when you select the IE icon as it is hard to tell which tabs associate with which IE8 program (sometimes 10 or more tabs and 3 or more IE8 windows). Is there a way to have it show the distinction by having tabs slightly indented off of the main program? Example: IE8app1 tab1 tab2 IE8app2 tab1 tab2 ---------------- This post is a suggestion for Microsoft, and Microsoft responds to th…

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  21. Guest Heywood Jablowme
    Started by Guest Heywood Jablowme,

    Oops. I don't see the thread closed! Point your tin foil hat North to get the radio waves from Stan and his time machine! LOL! "Kevin John Panzke" wrote in message news:b61e2dec-cfa1-446a-afc8-a965b42176ce@x12g2000yqx.googlegroups.com... > Kevin John Panzke wrote: > MY DAD SAID THAT I HAVE NO BRAINS. JUST > FYI. I AM EMBARRASSED BECAUSE I > DON'T KNOW HOW TO CLOSE A THREAD. > JUST FYI. I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT A > THREAD IS. JUST FYI. JUST FYI. > JUST FYI. JUST FYI. JUST FYI.

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  22. Guest Heywood Jablowme

    You run sentences together and you think you can close threads. HA HA HA HA HA You really are an IDIOT. "Kevin John Panzke" wrote in message news:5a437d90-a110-44d8-a6a8-661d4e8f1407@e7g2000yqf.googlegroups.com... > Kevin John Panzke wrote: > MY DAD SAID GOOD JOB FOR RUNNING SENTENCES > TOGETHER. JUST FYI. JUST FYI. > JUST FYI. HE SAID THE MEDICINE IS > WORKING AND I DON'T FLY INTO RAGES AND > HIT MY EMPTY HEAD AGAINST THE > WALL LIKE I USUALLY DO WHEN I THINK OF VAGINA. > JUST FYI. JUST FYI. > JUST FYI. > > JUST FYI. JUST FYI JUST FYI > > "Kevin John Panzke" > wrote in message >…

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  23. Guest Heywood Jablowme
    Started by Guest Heywood Jablowme,

    Check again. That was your Dad pissing on your head. Just FYI. "Kevin John Panzke" wrote in message news:bd79b1dc-a02c-4fe4-b8d3-5e099f7602c0@z11g2000yqz.googlegroups.com... > JUST FYI!

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  24. Guest undisclosed
    Started by Guest undisclosed,

    I was using Dameware to reconfig a remote PC for a new user. Had the same problem. Even had user sit at PC and try the button, same result, but I was still attached through Dameware. I have it resolved now. In Dameware I had "Disable Show Transparent Windows" under View turned on. Turned the choice off and the button gave me my dropdown menu from all the Office 2007 modules that use it. Possible the other remote packages have a similar display control setting. -- mc2k

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  25. Guest Adrian C
    Started by Guest Adrian C,

    On 28/03/2010 04:34, boy wrote: > Thank you Twayne, > > Symantec did not help, bur BitDefender's discussion group suggested > deleting all restore checkpoints. > > C:\WINDOWS\system32\Restore > > It worked. > > Now I am clean. > Look behind your ears. You missed a bit :) -- Adrian C

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