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To: thecow who wrote (6614)11/5/1999 7:39:00 PM
From: Doug Coughlan  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 110626
 
This was driving me nuts until last night when I found out how to get rid of the Windows password. Of course I get an email from Tip World today and the first article is how to do it. So thought I would pass it along since they say they get the question all the time.
"When I installed Windows 98, I
accidentally typed a password in the Welcome To
Windows dialog box. How do I delete the password so this
dialog box doesn't show up and I don't have to log in
anymore?"

We can't begin to tell you how many requests we get for
this tip:

Start Windows and log in using your user name and
password. Open the Control Panel, double-click
Passwords, and on the Change Passwords tab, click the
Change Windows Password button. On the Old Password
line, type your password. Press Tab to move down to the
New Password line, then press Enter (to enter no
password). A dialog box will appear to tell you your
password has been successfully changed. Click OK, click
Close, and that Welcome To Windows dialog box won't
bother you again."



To: thecow who wrote (6614)11/8/1999 8:35:00 PM
From: mr.mark  Read Replies (5) | Respond to of 110626
 
just ordered my new dell. they're quoting 8 business days on build time (up from 4 days quoted 2 days ago) and 3 days ground shipping. several people told me to "wait for a better deal", but i haven't done that once yet in my whole life.

my new puter to have:

xps500mhz pentium III processor
128mb 100mhz sdram
19" samsung monitor
16mb 3dfx voodoo3 3000 agp graphics card
13.6gb ibm ultra ata hard drive (7200rpm) ata66 controller card
1.44mb floppy drive
win98 se os
3com usrobotics v.90 pci telephony winmodem
48x max variable cd-rom drive
yamaha xg 64v wavetable sound
harman/kardon hk-195 speakers
ms works suite 99
3-yr warranty w/premier 3-yr next business day on-site service

price... $1752

ahhh, christmas in november

:)

mark