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13903	Modem on my notebook is not working. WinXPPro. It is Soft56K. Any ideas. Thanks	tony	-	2/15/2003
13902	While everyone's fiddling with their XP display I highly recommend, especial	SIer formerly known as Joe B.	-	2/14/2003
13901	While everyone's fiddling with their XP display I highly reccommend, especia	SIer formerly known as Joe B.	-	2/14/2003
13900	Peter, I assume that the DPI treatment is the same in XP Home and Pro. Look in	Jon Tara	-	2/14/2003
13899	Alan, XP Home is significantly "dumbed down" vs XP Pro. I haven't	Jon Tara	-	2/14/2003
13898	Jon, is the dots per inch treatment the same in XP Home and Pro? I have Home -	peter michaelson	-	2/14/2003
13897	That machine is used for my quotes alone. I have win2K on my main machine. I di	TraderAlan	-	2/14/2003
13896	Alan, did you install XP Home or XP Pro? If you are using XP Home, then it IS,	Jon Tara	-	2/14/2003
13895	>"I finally got my taste of XP...What a POS." What I found really	jlib	-	2/12/2003
13894	> "That is when I discovered a very major problem with the BIOS for this	jlib	-	2/12/2003
13893	Make it external USB drive. You can buy external enclosure for $50 or so.	tony	-	2/11/2003
13892	What to do?I just got a new 120 GB HD,and I would like any opinions on wether to	thesilenttype	-	2/11/2003
13891	Hi Wily I actually have a recordable cd drive of some sort in a different comp	gypsees	-	2/11/2003
13890	Wrong-way trades have slowed my upgrade progress <g>. Did a cheapy "	wily	-	2/9/2003
13889	we all figured this was a way to finally get you to post	mr.mark	-	2/9/2003
13888	Wow, I can't believe nobody mentioned CD/DVD-RW in all of this! (Except for	wily	-	2/9/2003
13887	Thanks Eddie. I think I'd feel safer with an external hard drive as well.	gypsees	-	2/8/2003
13886	Thanks BB.. can you believe the hubby had one of those racks and gave it away!	gypsees	-	2/8/2003
13885	I agree basically with bid_buster on the ease of a (semi) permanent 2nd HD slave	eddieww	-	2/8/2003
13884	Just my two cents worth, and thats less than a plumb nickel is to install a seco	Bid Buster	-	2/8/2003
13883	I can't believe there are so many storage options! When I first started doi	gypsees	-	2/8/2003
13882	I like the looks of that. It would also be a good option to my current problem.	gypsees	-	2/8/2003
13881	tigerdirect.com has a neat layout where they show the most popular items in a gi	David Loomis	-	2/7/2003
13880	Yes. You can plug or unplug at will via USB. It becomes just another addressable	eddieww	-	2/7/2003
13879	One possibility is if you are looking for removable storage with about the same	Howard R. Hansen	-	2/7/2003

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