Hi Brian,

--- In ntb-OffTopic@yahoogroups.com, "Brian Binder" <bbinder@i...>
wrote:
> So is the virus still present on your system?  Have you downloaded
the
> cleaner from Panda or Symantec, McAfee, etc.?
>
> I'd go further, but I'd rather make sure recommendations aren't
given to
> someone still infected, thus making the problems even harder to
solve.
>
> Brian
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Larry Thomas [mailto:larryt@c...]
> Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2004 10:17 AM
> To: ntb-OffTopic@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [NTO] I need help with my internet connection
>
>
> Hello Everybody,
>
> I did get infected with the Mydoom worm before this happened and
that could
> be the cause of it but I don't know what to do now.  I have
downloaded two
> cleaner programs for it and run them both plus an anti-virus
program and it
> has not helped.  I just uninstalled the anti-virus program and that
did not
> do anything either.

I did run two different virus cleaner programs for the worm and it
seems to be gone for now although I am getting two or three copies
sent to me every day to delete.

Regards,

Larry
lrt@... e¿ê

Larry,

Sorry. I sent you the link to early. I just googled to try to find a
quick fix for your problem, but apparently this answer was tied to a
specific PC-configuration.

It seems as if you have a serious problem. If you could let us know
which version of Windows and of IE you're using we could provide more
help. Maybe others on this list know how to interpret the
errormessage...

Hugo

>
> I tried to follow the directions on this web page but I had some
> problems.  There is no radio button labeled "Use the following Dial-
> up Networking Connection".  There was a radio button labeled "Never
> dial a connection" which was selected.
>
> This caused me to get the following error message when I try to run
> Eudora:
>
> Error getting network address for "mail.commongroup.net"
>
> Cause: host not found (11001)
>
> MS Internet Explorer just returns a page with the massage:
>
> The Page cannot be Displayed.
>
> There were two other radio buttons which I tried labeled (1) "Dial
> whenever a network connection is not present" and (2) "Always dial
my
> default connection".  I received the same error message below for
> both:
>
> The error message was:
>
> Iexplore
>
> This program performed an illegal operation and will be shut down.
>
> If the problem persists, contact the program vendor.
>
> and there was a detail button.  When I clicked this button I got:
>
> IEXPLORE caused a general protection fault
> in module USER.EXE at 000c:0000107b.
> Registers:
> EAX=00000002 CS=176f EIP=0000107b EFLGS=00000297
> EBX=00020000 SS=68c7 ESP=000083d6 EBP=013d83e0
> ECX=00010e04 DS=16bf ESI=00020002 FS=6bb7
> EDX=e3986876 ES=0000 EDI=0002d3d0 GS=0000
> Bytes at CS:EIP:
> 26 80 3f 5b 75 05 b8 ff ff eb 44 8b 7e 0c 66 8b
> Stack dump:
> d3d00000 00000000 84166876 0000112e 00020000 981c6876 00000000
> 258b0000 8404176f d3d068c7 1f610002 1f61176f 8416176f d3d044b5
> 00000002 00010001
>
> Regards,
>
> Larry
> lrt@n... e¿ê

Hi Hugo,

--- In ntb-OffTopic@yahoogroups.com, "hugo_paulissen"
<hugopaulissen@s...> wrote:
>
> Larry,
>
> Sorry. I sent you the link to early. I just googled to try to find
a
> quick fix for your problem, but apparently this answer was tied to
a
> specific PC-configuration.
>
> It seems as if you have a serious problem. If you could let us know
> which version of Windows and of IE you're using we could provide
more
> help. Maybe others on this list know how to interpret the
> errormessage...
>
> Hugo

I am running Windows 98 Second Edition
Version 4.10.2222 A

And

Microsoft Internet Explorer
Version 6.0.2800.1106

I think that there is one thing that should be paid attention to.
All of the error problems are occurring with every single program
that would normally launch the Dialer.  The only difference is in the
error messages being returned by the program when it fails to detect
the ISP.

Possibly the worm changed a registry setting to its own program and
my cleaner failed to restore it.

I do have a copy of my older registry settings that I could restore
but I just upgraded to the last seventeen of Mocrosoft's security
patches and I just don't want to mess things up by restoreing old
registry settings that don't include them.  I might even do more
damage than I have now if I do that.

Regards,

Larry
lrt@... e¿ê

Hi Everyone,
I ran scan disk. Everything was OK no problem. I then ran defrag and it
reported just before it finished, it was about 95% complete when it said
there is an error on the disk and defrag cannot defrag until it is repaired
Please run Scan Disk.  So I ran it again and it still reports no prblems
found. But when I tried to run defrag again, same error message and defrag
will not complete the defragmentation of the drive.  I am using Windows ME
and the computer is an HP 1.4 gighertz with 512 meg of memory. Anyone know
what to do here?
ed

Ed wrote:

  > Hi Everyone,
  > I ran scan disk. Everything was OK no problem. I then ran defrag and it
  > reported just before it finished, it was about 95% complete when it said
  > there is an error on the disk and defrag cannot defrag until it is
repaired
  > Please run Scan Disk.  So I ran it again and it still reports no prblems
  > found. But when I tried to run defrag again, same error message and
defrag
  > will not complete the defragmentation of the drive.  I am using
Windows ME
  > and the computer is an HP 1.4 gigahertz with 512 meg of memory.
Anyone know
  > what to do here?
  > ed

Hi ed,

You might try opening a, Dos Box, Command Prompt, whichever you call it
and trying running - Chkdsk C: /F.

It won't run in Windows mode, if it's like Win98 and XP it will ask if
you want to run it on the 'next boot'.

If that works and you reboot, re-run Scandisk, then Defrag to see if you
get a successful completion.

hrs

If it's any consolation to you Larry, you've got company.

There are two issues involving Windows 98 and dial up networking that
have frustrated me to no end over the years.

One is the problem you're having, when all of a sudden for no
apparent reason IE, your email program (or whatever) fails to
automatically connect to the internet.  I have scoured every setting
I could think of to no avail trying to find an answer to that.
Finally, I just made it a policy to connect to the internet first
before I run any internet related programs, and I've been doing it
that way ever since.

The second problem is the "in some computers" incredibly slow
connection time to the internet.  When one computer will dial up and
connect in a normal amount of time (about 20 seconds give or take)
while another computer will take 2 full minutes or more to connect.
One time I purchased two brand new identical computers from the same
company at the same time and set them both up identically with the
same software through and through.  Guess what?  Yup, one connects to
the net normally, and the other (from day one to this day) takes
several minutes to connect.

That's ok though, I got my revenge on Microsoft.

I took Bill Gates name off my Christmas card mailing list, that fixed
his little red wagon but good.

John

--- In ntb-OffTopic@yahoogroups.com, "Ed" <ebrown27@b...> wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
> I ran scan disk. Everything was OK no problem. I then ran defrag
and it
> reported just before it finished, it was about 95% complete when it
said
> there is an error on the disk and defrag cannot defrag until it is
repaired
> Please run Scan Disk.  So I ran it again and it still reports no
prblems
> found. But when I tried to run defrag again, same error message and
defrag
> will not complete the defragmentation of the drive.  I am using
Windows ME
> and the computer is an HP 1.4 gighertz with 512 meg of memory.
Anyone know
> what to do here?
> ed


I had that same problem when I used Windows ME Ed.  A year later my
hard drive died but I'm not so sure it was related to that error (I
had been hearing nasty grinding noises coming out of it, a very bad
sign for a hard drive).  I just ignored the defrag message, in fact I
quit defragging the drive.

Contrary to popular belief your hard drive won't disintegrate if you
don't defrag on a regular basis.  It's a good idea to defrag, but I
wouldn't lose any sleep over not doing it either.

John

Larry,

It might help to run Disk Defragmenter. For some reason, Windows 95 & 98 are
very sensitive to fragmentation. I have seen this numerous times at work
with problems clients have had. This always fixes it.

Larry Hamilton

----- Original Message -----
From: "Lawrence R. Thomas" <larryt@...>
To: <ntb-OffTopic@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2004 4:36 PM
Subject: [NTO] Re: I need help with my internet connection



Hi Hugo,

--- In ntb-OffTopic@yahoogroups.com, "hugo_paulissen"
<hugopaulissen@s...> wrote:
>
> Larry,

FWIW I've backtracked with 98-XP after doing updates with no problems.
Since the updates are almost always file updates and not any real registry
updates, it's no big deal.

Plus, you can always install a patch over again.

I can always mail you the M$ fix (published my M$) for MyDoom to make sure
it's gone.  Believe it or not, it works well from what I hear.

Brian

-----Original Message-----
From: Lawrence R. Thomas [mailto:larryt@...]
Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2004 3:36 PM
To: ntb-OffTopic@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [NTO] Re: I need help with my internet connection


Hi Hugo,

--- In ntb-OffTopic@yahoogroups.com, "hugo_paulissen"
<hugopaulissen@s...> wrote:
>
> Larry,
>
> Sorry. I sent you the link to early. I just googled to try to find
a
> quick fix for your problem, but apparently this answer was tied to
a
> specific PC-configuration.
>
> It seems as if you have a serious problem. If you could let us know
> which version of Windows and of IE you're using we could provide
more
> help. Maybe others on this list know how to interpret the
> errormessage...
>
> Hugo

I am running Windows 98 Second Edition
Version 4.10.2222 A

And

Microsoft Internet Explorer
Version 6.0.2800.1106

I think that there is one thing that should be paid attention to.
All of the error problems are occurring with every single program
that would normally launch the Dialer.  The only difference is in the
error messages being returned by the program when it fails to detect
the ISP.

Possibly the worm changed a registry setting to its own program and
my cleaner failed to restore it.

I do have a copy of my older registry settings that I could restore
but I just upgraded to the last seventeen of Mocrosoft's security
patches and I just don't want to mess things up by restoreing old
registry settings that don't include them.  I might even do more
damage than I have now if I do that.

Regards,

Larry
lrt@... e¿ê





Yahoo! Groups Links

I tried to follow the directions on this web page but I had some
problems.  There is no radio button labeled "Use the following Dial-
up Networking Connection".  There was a radio button labeled "Never
dial a connection" which was selected.

[Brian Binder] We'll want to see if we can change it to dial up your default
connection...

There were two other radio buttons which I tried labeled (1) "Dial
whenever a network connection is not present" and (2) "Always dial my
default connection".  I received the same error message below for
both:

[Brian Binder] Use 'Always Dial my Default Connection' or whatever you named
your ISP dial-up connection.

The error message was:

Iexplore

This program performed an illegal operation and will be shut down.

If the problem persists, contact the program vendor.

[Brian Binder] Don't you just love those errors?  I'll give you an illegal
operation you @$#! Computer! ... ok just calm down Brian...

Anyways, this happens when you simply change the radio button, or is it when
you hit OK or Apply?

You may want to consider going through your add / remove programs and using
the repair feature of IE6.  When you go to uninstall/modify it, it should
ask you if you want to repair it and you can choose yes.

Then try the setting and see what happens.

This kind of stuff shouldn't happen.  It's because IE is so intertwined with
Windows OSes.  When IE fails, so does half the other things on your PC.
Stupid, huh?

Brian

Hi Brian,

>[Brian Binder] Use 'Always Dial my Default Connection' or whatever you named
>your ISP dial-up connection.

[Larry Thomas] I have set my connection to "Always Dial my Default
Connection".

>The error message was:
>
>Iexplore
>
>This program performed an illegal operation and will be shut down.
>
>If the problem persists, contact the program vendor.
>
>[Brian Binder] Don't you just love those errors?  I'll give you an illegal
>operation you @$#! Computer! ... ok just calm down Brian...
>
>Anyways, this happens when you simply change the radio button, or is it when
>you hit OK or Apply?

[Larry Thomas} I hit ok and then when I launch Eudora afterward, I get the
error message.

>You may want to consider going through your add / remove programs and using
>the repair feature of IE6.  When you go to uninstall/modify it, it should
>ask you if you want to repair it and you can choose yes.
>
>Then try the setting and see what happens.
>
>This kind of stuff shouldn't happen.  It's because IE is so intertwined with
>Windows OSes.  When IE fails, so does half the other things on your PC.
>Stupid, huh?

[Larry Thomas] I followed the directions and performed the Add/Remove
Programs operation and selected the "Repair" option for Microsoft Internet
Explorer and then I rebooted the system to make the repairs take effect.  I
still get the error.  Sorry e¿ê

I do not know if it will help but I have a laptop IBM Thinkpad with the
same os on it.  It has a modem but I have never really used this computer
much.  I am going to charge the battery up and see if I can get it going.
If I can and I can copy my Eudora and Mozilla programs to it, I might be
able to get it to work.  If I get it to work the way it should, then I can
check out the settings on it and compare them to my desktop machine to see
what the differences are and see if I can get my desktop machine to working
again by changing the settings to match those on my laptop.  Who knows.  I
might also look at some registry settings for both machines that are
specific to the DUNS connection.

Please let me know (anybody out there, not just Brian) if you think of
anything else.

Regards,

Larry
lrt@... e¿ê

Hey Larry,

Arg!  There's a few things here that could really be helpful to you.  I
don't know if you've tried deleting all your dial-up settings and re-adding
them again, but that can help in some instances.  Here's one from MS that
I've used when I was ready to bring out the bat...

I would first try (for the heck of it) to create a new name for the DUN
service and set IT to be the default dialer in IE.  Just make one called
'ISP' or something and have it set to be the default.  Then try getting out
as usual.  No good?  Remove the original DUN connection.  Still no good?
Try the link below.  Unfortunately, it's long and tedious; but it's worth a
shot.

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=http://support.microsoft.com:
80/support/kb/articles/q181/5/99.asp&NoWebContent=1

b

[Larry Thomas] I have set my connection to "Always Dial my Default
Connection".


[Larry Thomas} I hit ok and then when I launch Eudora afterward, I get the
error message.


[Larry Thomas] I followed the directions and performed the Add/Remove
Programs operation and selected the "Repair" option for Microsoft Internet
Explorer and then I rebooted the system to make the repairs take effect.  I
still get the error.  Sorry e¿ê

I do not know if it will help but I have a laptop IBM Thinkpad with the
same os on it.  It has a modem but I have never really used this computer
much.  I am going to charge the battery up and see if I can get it going.
If I can and I can copy my Eudora and Mozilla programs to it, I might be
able to get it to work.  If I get it to work the way it should, then I can
check out the settings on it and compare them to my desktop machine to see
what the differences are and see if I can get my desktop machine to working
again by changing the settings to match those on my laptop.  Who knows.  I
might also look at some registry settings for both machines that are
specific to the DUNS connection.

Please let me know (anybody out there, not just Brian) if you think of
anything else.

Does your ISP have a toll free number, if so call them and they will get you set
up right away or at least most ISP's will. The two that I have used have been
most helpful each time that I call them.
Ed

   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Larry Thomas
   To: ntb-OffTopic@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2004 10:17 AM
   Subject: [NTO] I need help with my internet connection



   Hello Everybody,

   I have a problem with my internet connection and I am hoping that someone
   out there can help me.  I am able to connect to the internet and send and
   receive email and use my other internet programs ok right now.  My problem
   is that I now must first start the DUNS (Dial Up Network Services)
   connection and click on "connect" in order to get connected to my ISP
   before I can run any programs such as Eudora or Mozilla or MS Internet
   Explorer.  Before I had this problem, I could just run Eudora and then when
   Eudora started, it would launch the DUNS dialog box and the DUNS dialog box
   would automatically dial in to my ISP and then Eudora would check my mail
   and download it once the connection was made.

   Now when I start Eudora, it tries to download my mail without going on line
   and of coarse, I get an error message "Host not found" and the error sound.
   Then Eudora will not do anything else.  I dismiss the error message and
   click on the "check mail" button and I get the error message again.

   I close Eudora and go to the short cut for the DUNS dialer and it connects
   me to the ISP.  Then I run Eudora and it downloads my mial just fine.

   This problem is affecting all of my internet programs as I have said above
   including my browsers which give the same error messages and a couple of
   small programs for getting weather and setting my system clock which don't
   give error messages but they just never finish - they freeze up and have to
   be closed.

   I did get infected with the Mydoom worm before this happened and that could
   be the cause of it but I don't know what to do now.  I have downloaded two
   cleaner programs for it and run them both plus an anti-virus program and it
   has not helped.  I just uninstalled the anti-virus program and that did not
   do anything either.

   Does anyone out there have any ideas?  Is there a web site where I might
   get information to trouble shoot this problem?

   TIA

   Regards,

   Larry
   lrt@... e¿ê



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Alec Burgess rote:
>You might try checking out (free) KatMouse
>http://eduard.hiti.bei.t-online.de/index.html

Hey, that's cool! I use a mouse gesture program so I didn't expect this to work
but they seem to coexist quite happily. Touch wood! I can really use the feature
that lets me scroll a not focused window. Thanks for sharing :-)

Lotta

Lotta:

> can really use the feature that lets me scroll a not focused window.

I first got Katmouse to solve my problems with scrolling in Ecco but
scrolling unfocused windows is so darn useful that the odd time I don't have
Katmouse turned on I feel lost.

Also worth checking out if you're not using it already, is the TweakUI
setting for X-mouse:
-- Activation follows mouse (X-mouse)
I use it with an activation delay of 500 ms, but don't *ever* use the
Autoraise when activated - it breeds madness :-(


Regards ... Alec
--

---- Original Message ----
From: "loro" <loro-spam01-@...>
To: <ntb-OffTopic@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2004 13:27
Subject: [gla: [NTO] Re: KatMouse [NTB] XP, Wireless Mouse, Notetab Pro
4.82 and scrolling

> Alec Burgess rote:
>> You might try checking out (free) KatMouse
>> http://eduard.hiti.bei.t-online.de/index.html
>
> Hey, that's cool! I use a mouse gesture program so I didn't expect
> this to work but they seem to coexist quite happily. Touch wood! I
> can really use the feature that lets me scroll a not focused window.
> Thanks for sharing :-)

Hello!

I've been a happy notetab user for several years.  I have a registered
version of notetab pro on a W98 laptop. I have just acquired an XP Pro
laptop, and would like to install the latest version of notetab on it.
  How do I do so, and keep it registered?

Respectfully,
Ruth

--- In ntb-OffTopic@yahoogroups.com, "Ruth N" <PegasusLover@a...>
wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I've been a happy notetab user for several years.  I have a
registered
> version of notetab pro on a W98 laptop. I have just acquired an XP
Pro
> laptop, and would like to install the latest version of notetab on
it.
>  How do I do so, and keep it registered?
>
> Respectfully,
> Ruth


Assuming you still have the NoteTab pro setup program, just load that
into your new XP machine and run it.

If you need help moving your files from your Windows 98 machine into
the new one afterwards, just give us a shout.

John

Hello everyone,
This just started and I am not sure what I did that might have caused
NoteTab Pro to freeze or lock up whenever I select the browser to  view the
page that I am working with. Any ideas?
Ed

Great minds discuss ideas; Average minds discuss events; Small minds discuss
people

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Hello All,

Ed Brown says NTP is causing his browser to freeze.  Both yesterday and today,
an email from the Clips group caused Outlook Express to hang on my PC.  I
don't know whether these two events are related.

The symptom both yesterday and today was that "Receiving message 4 of 39" was
displayed, but no further downloading of email was occurring.  I was still
able to use my browser to access web pages and after canceling the hung
"receiving..." message, I was able to SEND emails, but the 4th inbound message
again hung the system.  After about 90 seconds, an error screen came up
informing me that my POP3 system had failed to respond for 60 seconds.  In my
case, yesterday, I used MailWasher to delete the 4th message out of my inbox
on the server at my ISP (OptOnline.net).  I didn't take careful note of the
origin of that message.)  After that I was able to up/download emails
normally.

That same hung "receiving message 4 of ..." screen came up again tonight.
This time, I phoned the ISP Tech Rep who went through all the troubleshooting
procedures with no luck.  He finally manually deleted the 4th message from the
server, and now I'm back running normally.  Tonight's 4th message was from
John Zeman on the NTP Clips Yahoo group.  The Subject was, "[Clip] Re: Getting
a particular word in a string".

I don't expect any solutions.  I'm posting this only to document the problem.


Ray Shapp

I sent this once and it did not make it to the list.  For some reason my
NoteTab Pro locks up when I select the browser to view the page I am working
on and I have to close it. Never can see the page. Any ideas???
Ed


Great minds discuss ideas; Average minds discuss events; Small minds discuss
people

...author unknown
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http://www.weatherford-tx.org



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Hello,

Does anybody here know something about optimization? I used the trial
version of Premium Solver (the cousin/big brother of Excel's built-in
Solver) to test a scheduling problem we will have to face once a year
(I'm trying to help some colleagues with their scheduling activities.
It seems as if our model is too big for the application, so I
couldn't really solve anything yet. If the model is not too big, it
could have to do with the constraints and variables, or with the
division/overlap of the preferences of all individuals. Anyhow, it
would be nice if one would get an overview of all possible conflicts,
but the solver tries to come up with the perfect solution. If that
can not be found the application simply states that it could not find
a solution... Since all variables are related it is a very complex
problem, I imagine).

Although I closely followed the (small scale) example as offered on
http://www.solver.com/solutions/schoffices.htm I'm stuck.

I tried to solve a situation where we have about 125 individuals,
that need to be located at 40-50 available cities (all with a fixed
amount of available spaces - city1 could host two individuals, city2
has room for three, etc). I asked too much...

Well, if anyone would happen to know how to solve this, I'd be
interested to hear from you (list or private).

Regards,

Hugo

Ed Brown wrote:

> .. For some reason my
> NoteTab Pro locks up when I select the browser to view the page I am
> working on and I have to close it. Never can see the page.
> Any ideas???
> Ed

I have a similar problem.  It occurs when I do a Control+
double-click on a url.  There's a Windows error message
and NoteTab stops responding.

Ctl+H works though.

I've tried 3 different browsers and it's the same with
each.
And with NTB Light as well as Std.
Any ideas??
John


>
> Great minds discuss ideas; Average minds discuss events; Small minds discuss
> people
>
> ...author unknown
> http://www.hallfamilygen.com
> http://www.weatherford-tx.org

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Hi Ed,

>This just started and I am not sure what I did that might have
>caused NoteTab Pro to freeze or lock up whenever I select the
>browser to view the page that I am working with. Any ideas?

Configure your browser in View | Options | Internet and see if it
still happens. You might try putting it in the other browser also
in case if it works there.

What browser are you using and what version of Windows?

See ya in the funnies,
Jody Adair, Prov. 15:15

Blessed are they who can laugh at themselves
   for they shall never cease to be amused.
        http://www.clean-funnies.com

Jody wrote:

> Hi Ed,
>
> >This just started and I am not sure what I did that might have
> >caused NoteTab Pro to freeze or lock up whenever I select the
> >browser to view the page that I am working with. Any ideas?
>
>
> What browser are you using and what version of Windows?


I am using IE 6, FireFox 0.5 and it happens in both.
Ed

>
>

--- In ntb-OffTopic@yahoogroups.com, Edward <ebrown27@b...> wrote:
> Jody wrote:
>
> > Hi Ed,
> >
> > >This just started and I am not sure what I did that might have
> > >caused NoteTab Pro to freeze or lock up whenever I select the
> > >browser to view the page that I am working with. Any ideas?
> >
> >
> > What browser are you using and what version of Windows?
>
>
> I am using IE 6, FireFox 0.5 and it happens in both.
> Ed
>
> >
> >

The version of Windows used is likely where the answer will lie.

(Anything pre NT, 2000, XP is very susceptible to things like this)

John

Jody wrote:

> Hi Ed,
>
> >This just started and I am not sure what I did that might have
> >caused NoteTab Pro to freeze or lock up whenever I select the
> >browser to view the page that I am working with. Any ideas?
>
> Configure your browser in View | Options | Internet and see if it
> still happens. You might try putting it in the other browser also
> in case if it works there.
>
> What browser are you using and what version of Windows?
>
> See ya in the funnies,
> Jody Adair, Prov. 15:15
>
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> for they shall never cease to be amused.
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Jody,
You were right as usual. For some strange reason nothing was in either
box, they were both blank. How they were removed I have no idea. I put
IE in the first and Mozilla in the second and both work good now. The
mystery is what removed them from the selection box. Thanks much for
your help.
Ed Brown

Have by any chance also installed OpenOffice?

For some inexplecible reason the two clash occasionally.

Srish Agrawal
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At 02:51 PM 2/25/04 +0100, you wrote:
>
>
>Ed Brown wrote:
>
>> .. For some reason my
>> NoteTab Pro locks up when I select the browser to view the page I am
>> working on and I have to close it. Never can see the page.
>> Any ideas???
>> Ed
>
>I have a similar problem.  It occurs when I do a Control+
>double-click on a url.  There's a Windows error message
>and NoteTab stops responding.
>
>Ctl+H works though.
>
>I've tried 3 different browsers and it's the same with
>each.
>And with NTB Light as well as Std.
>Any ideas??
>John

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Yes, OpenOffice has been on for along time.  But it is very slow to open now. 
And it is even slower using linux, which I do as I have a dual boot and have had
for well over a year now.
Ed
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   Have by any chance also installed OpenOffice?

   For some inexplecible reason the two clash occasionally.

   Srish Agrawal
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   At 02:51 PM 2/25/04 +0100, you wrote:
   >
   >
   >Ed Brown wrote:
   >
   >> .. For some reason my
   >> NoteTab Pro locks up when I select the browser to view the page I am
   >> working on and I have to close it. Never can see the page.
   >> Any ideas???
   >> Ed
   >
   >I have a similar problem.  It occurs when I do a Control+
   >double-click on a url.  There's a Windows error message
   >and NoteTab stops responding.
   >
   >Ctl+H works though.
   >
   >I've tried 3 different browsers and it's the same with
   >each.
   >And with NTB Light as well as Std.
   >Any ideas??
   >John

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Open Office and NoteTab clash, NoteTab freezing. I've stated before that never
can NoteTab be open and never can I print to a printer with MS Word, Internet
Explorer and so on. It may well be something to do with older operating systems
and a program which now stretches across so many operating system versions...

Adrian Worsfold

http://www.pluralist.co.uk

On 28 Feb 2004 at 14:02, Adrian/ Rosemary Worsfold wrote:

> Open Office and NoteTab clash, NoteTab freezing. I've stated before that
> never can NoteTab be open and never can I print to a printer with MS Word,
> Internet Explorer and so on. It may well be something to do with older
> operating systems and a program which now stretches across so many operating
> system versions...

	 FWIW, I just did a little test of copying text from NTP 4.95 into OOo
1.1.0.  System is a P4-1.8 with 768MB RAM running XP Pro SP1.  No problems
noted.  Also, you can adjust the memory usage of Open Office to get better
results (whatever OS, it works) by going to Tools->Options->OpenOffice.org-
>Memory.  I have mine adjusted to "Use for OpenOffice.org = 32MB" and
"Memory per object = 5.0MB", which gives me respectable performance.  For
me OOo opens and flatout runs better than any MS Office product, but your
mileage may vary.

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Robert

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