Not a lot of people know that, evidentlyreboot is the first thing to try with windows
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Ya obviously don't wear the Hush Puppies any moreI think it was the bootin' I gave it with my foot, that did the trick.
Progressed to 10 hole Docs have ya GThe boot treatment used to be called 'percussive maintenance' when i was working....and if percussive maintenance broke whatever it was you were trying to fix...well, you needed a new one anyway
Did it ever work on malingering patients MargaretThe boot treatment used to be called 'percussive maintenance' when i was working....and if percussive maintenance broke whatever it was you were trying to fix...well, you needed a new one anyway
I am afraid I am not allowed to divulge that information John
I don't like google chrome since anybody sat at ur pc can access ur passwords in the settings
EDIT I take it back... it appears firefox has that same option too
Make sure you set a 'master password' in the settings, I assume Chrome has this as well as Firefox....
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I am using firefox 4 Beta at the moment, i just found that when you do add the master password it asks you every time you load Firefox up for the password.....Annoying!
On firefox 3
tool/ options / security / Saved passwords
Set master password
click show passwords and there you can see them. Setting master password will stop anybody from accessing them
On firefox 3
tool/ options / security / Saved passwords
Set master password
click show passwords and there you can see them. Setting master password will stop anybody from accessing them
Trouble is your very quick on GEr...thanks.
Six months after starting the thread, it's working fine for me too.
Er...thanks.
Six months after starting the thread, it's working fine for me too.
Leave the lad alone when your running Windows 3.1 using a 1200 baud modem, it does take a while to answer.
Laugh not Less thats what I started with when I got my first PCLeave the lad alone when your running Windows 3.1 using a 1200 baud modem, it does take a while to answer.
Laugh not Less thats what I started with when I got my first PC
It was an early version of DOS, about 64k of ram a massive 20 meg hard drive for me, with a super fast 2400 baud modem, my lad was about 14 & into bulletin boards, he left the system on for a full weekend!
The cost of the phone charges meant we were on incoming calls only for 3 months while we sorted the bill out.
Oh the joys of early computing
With a Yorkshire Accent "Oooooh we used to dream of 64k RAM, we had to make do with a Spectrum 16K"