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Remove all Document Format in Word 2000 & Above
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List of Error Codes for Dial-up Connections or VPN Connections
March 26, 2005
SAN Brocade Switches
Cascading Brocade switches
Brocade can't see drives through only 1 switch
FAStT SAN Installation and Setup experiences FYI
January 10, 2005
List of the keyboard shortcuts that are available in Windows XP
The Elder Geek on Windows XP
January 04, 2005
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January 03, 2005
Creating Custom Forms
December 21, 2004
CLARiiON Pocket Reference v3.0 (R13 - March 2004)
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December 15, 2004
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IBM Redbooks | IBM SAN Survival Guide Featuring the CNT Portfolio
Troubleshooting your SAN (more or less) painlessly
IBM Redbooks | IBM TotalStorage
Installing AIX
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How to use the Group Policy Editor to change default systems settings
Microsoft TechNet: Windows XP How-to Resources
HOW TO: Use the Diskpart.efi Utility to Create a GUID Partition Table Partition on a Raw Disk in Windows
HOW TO: Use Windows XP to Create a RAID-5 Volume on a Remote Windows 2000 Computer
December 06, 2004
ClearCube solutions PC-Blades clustering
December 03, 2004
Outlook Daily Tips Archive Index
Oversize PST Files
My Microsoft Outlook PST File Is Getting Too Large
November 29, 2004
Microsoft Office Assistance: Get rid of tracked changes and comments, once and for all
Description of Office Safe Mode for Word 2003
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LinuxISO.org - A place to learn about, download, and discuss Linux.
Obtaining the Fedora Project ISO files - Linux Fedora Project - One Man's Installation Story
Windows 2000 Pro, Server, Advance, DataCenter Server Training
November 20, 2004
Tomorrow's Jobs
Database administrator in close-up
SQL Server Home
define:SQL Server
Webopedia: The 7 Layers of the OSI Model
Tom's Hardware Guide Mass Storage: The WinFS File System For Windows Longhorn: Faster & Smarter - WinFS Is Destined To Supersede FAT And NTFS
WinFS Data Model
Data Access and Storage Developer Center: Building WinFS Solutions
November 19, 2004
Welcome to the Script Center
Making Deployment Easier in Windows 2000
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Blocking Unwanted Parasites with a Hosts File
November 15, 2004
StationRipper
PC INSPECTOR
Winsock Fix
November 09, 2004
InstallSite: Setup Authoring Tools for the Windows Installer
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November 05, 2004
TCP/IP Troubleshooting (Windows NT / 2K) - Computing HelpDesk: James Madison University
MS Win Troubleshooting - General Network Connectivity Problems
Troubleshooting PPTP Connectivity Issues in Windows NT 4.0
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How to create mirrored text in PowerPoint, in Word, and in Excel
October 14, 2004
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Memtest86 - Memory Diagnostic Page
How to perform advanced clean-boot troubleshooting in Windows XP
How to troubleshoot by using the System Configuration utility in Windows XP
How to troubleshoot by using the System Configuration utility in Windows XP
How to make a macro that automatically starts when you open a workbook in Excel 2000
Windows XP Patch: Qfecheck.exe Verifies the Installation of Windows XP Hotfixes
You receive an "Out of memory or system resources" error message when you download POP3 e-mail messages
October 13, 2004
Raise some L!
October 11, 2004
Secrets of successful IT Contractors
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October 08, 2004
FILExt - The File Extension Source
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Learn AD in 15 Minutes a Week -- Index of Articles
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Linux Information Portal: Howto, Help, Tutorials and Information
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Manually Edit the Route Table
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September 26, 2004
Learning and resolving Lotus Notes problems.
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September 22, 2004
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Troubleshooting MACS
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Troubleshooting Windows XP, Tweaks and Fixes for Windows XP
September 21, 2004
What SprintPCS doesn't let you know!
Issue: No phone in the house, and sometimes lose signal for no reason. Solutiuon; Go to your Menu, Go to Settings, Scroll down and select Phone Info, you may need to scroll down until you see a PLR# (it is usually the first line, it may not say PLR) copy that down, call SprintPCS and tell them that you may need to update your PLR, once they set you up, go to your phone, dial *2, talk, It will ask you 1 for english, after selection it will let you know that they need to do a update, it will be about one minute, once they say update was sucessful, hangup, then shutdown and turn back on. You should see some improvement. ( I told the Sprint Tech That they should put this info on your bill, as a reminder on what the current PLR is). Good Luck, Cal Buckley
September 16, 2004
Design-Ireland.net - Web Design Articles and Tutorials
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September 12, 2004
Chuck Kollars: Networking Windows XP Home Edition
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Using RDP Remotely with Citrix or Terminal Services on Windows 2003
September 07, 2004
LinuxISO.org - A place to learn about, download, and discuss Linux.
mime.types - Linux Command - Unix Command
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September 02, 2004
WinZip� - Download Evaluation Page
August 30, 2004
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August 22, 2004
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June 30, 2004
Repair XP
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Volume Licensing Home Page
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Active Directory Overview
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XXCOPY, a Versatile File Management Utility --- Boldly Extended Xcopy
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April 17, 2004
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ASP Software Downloads
Windows XP: Increase Number of Download Sessions in Internet Explorer - Windows-Help.NET
Windows XP: Increase Number of Download Sessions in Internet Explorer - Windows-Help.NET: "Increase Number of Download Sessions in Internet Explorer"
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April 02, 2004
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AntiOnline - Computer Security
March 18, 2004
Welcome
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March 16, 2004
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CHEMISTRY 122/125 - EXP 17: USING MS EXCEL
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EnterNet for Windows FAQ Questions
Manage Network Bridge Settings Registery Tweak
Note: This Microsoft article provides further information on the Windows XP Network Bridging feature: http://www.microsoft.com/WindowsXP/pro/techinfo/administration/homenetbridge/default.asp
Here is a tweak to control the bridge, as the usual precaution in regard to working in the registery, backup and create a restore point when modifying your registery...Cal B
Here is the tweak:
Manage Network Bridge Feature (Windows XP)
Windows XP includes a new feature called Network Bridge, which lets you connect disparate media types into one seamless network. This tweak allows you to control forwarding and settings associated with this feature.
Open your registry and find the key below.
Create or modify the DWORD values from the table and set them to "1" to disable the feature, or "0" (default) to enable it.
• DisableForwarding - disable forwarding
• DisableSTA - disable spanning tree algorithm
Restart Windows for the change to take effect.
It should look like this
System Key: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\BridgeMP]
Value Name: DisableForwarding, DisableSTA
Data Type: REG_DWORD (DWORD Value)
Value Data: (0 = default, 1 = disable features)
Here is a tweak to control the bridge, as the usual precaution in regard to working in the registery, backup and create a restore point when modifying your registery...Cal B
Here is the tweak:
Manage Network Bridge Feature (Windows XP)
Windows XP includes a new feature called Network Bridge, which lets you connect disparate media types into one seamless network. This tweak allows you to control forwarding and settings associated with this feature.
Open your registry and find the key below.
Create or modify the DWORD values from the table and set them to "1" to disable the feature, or "0" (default) to enable it.
• DisableForwarding - disable forwarding
• DisableSTA - disable spanning tree algorithm
Restart Windows for the change to take effect.
It should look like this
System Key: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\BridgeMP]
Value Name: DisableForwarding, DisableSTA
Data Type: REG_DWORD (DWORD Value)
Value Data: (0 = default, 1 = disable features)
Windows XP Bridging and Media Support for Home Networking
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Links to sites for technical help
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Welcome
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February 19, 2004
AVG FREE Edition
February 16, 2004
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Tutorials & Examples - ASP.NET tutorials, components, links
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Networking & Server software for Windows 2003, 2000 & NT - ServerFiles.com
Networking & Server software for Windows 2003, 2000 & NT - ServerFiles.com
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Step by Step Tutorials for Windows XP: FilterKeys: Ignore Brief or Repeated Keystrokes and Slow Down the Repeat Rate - Text version
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Modem Issues: "Modem Issues, Auto-Connect/Disconnect & Dialup for Windows XP"
Modem Issues
microsoft.public.money Unofficial FAQ
Knowledge Base setting up a router
How do I configure multiple Access Points to expand my wireless coverage?
Here are the basic steps for an Ethernet-based network that has a single router with a DHCP server:
Connect each access point (AP) to the Ethernet LAN. If any of the APs has a built-in DHCP server, disable it.
Assign each AP a static IP address in your LANs subnet. This will ensure that you always know where to reach them for admin purposes. Use IP addresses starting at the top of your network's range, so that your static IP's don't conflict with the addresses assigned by your router's DHCP server. For example, if your LANs computers have IP addresses 192.168.0.10, 192.168.0.11, etc. assign the access points' addresses as 192.168.0.254, 192.168.0.253, etc.
Set each AP to a different channel, using channels 1, 6 and 11. If you have the APs set to the same channel, they will interfere with each other, possibly causing worse performance. (If you have a lot of APs, you can alternatively use channels 1,4, 8 and 11... see this FAQ for more info.)
Assign the same SSID (also known as ESSID) to each AP.
If your are using WEP, enter the same WEP keys in each AP.
Connect each access point (AP) to the Ethernet LAN. If any of the APs has a built-in DHCP server, disable it.
Assign each AP a static IP address in your LANs subnet. This will ensure that you always know where to reach them for admin purposes. Use IP addresses starting at the top of your network's range, so that your static IP's don't conflict with the addresses assigned by your router's DHCP server. For example, if your LANs computers have IP addresses 192.168.0.10, 192.168.0.11, etc. assign the access points' addresses as 192.168.0.254, 192.168.0.253, etc.
Set each AP to a different channel, using channels 1, 6 and 11. If you have the APs set to the same channel, they will interfere with each other, possibly causing worse performance. (If you have a lot of APs, you can alternatively use channels 1,4, 8 and 11... see this FAQ for more info.)
Assign the same SSID (also known as ESSID) to each AP.
If your are using WEP, enter the same WEP keys in each AP.
ProblemSolver: Setting up File and Printer sharing between two routers : TomsNetworking : News, reviews and how-tos for knowledgeable networkers.
ProblemSolver: Tips for Fixing XP File and Printer sharing : TomsNetworking : News, reviews and how-tos for knowledgeable networkers.
Access Point v.s. Router
If you are not clear what the router does more than the Access point, let's explain this below:
A Access Point (AP) just connects wireless systems together - like a wired
hub/switch - plus bridges between wired and wireless networks. Regards it as
a fancy piece of wiring used in building a local LAN.
If you buy a DSL modem then it will only work if connected directly to a PC
Or router, just like an analogue 56k modem. [Beware of single port routers
described as modems]
A router is needed to join your local LAN to the Internet. The rules of
TCP/IP says that a PC cannot talk to another PC unless it is on the same
network - shares the same address range.
e.g. a local LAN might have the address range 192.168.0.0 to 192.168.0.255.
Any device using that address range can talk to any other device in that
Range. However if you want to connect to 'www.microsoft.com' at address
207.46.249.190 you cannot connect to it directly because it is not within
Your address range. So you have to go via one or more routers.
A router has a minimum of two IP interfaces, one in each network it is
connected to. It does the job of moving your data onto another network to
which it belongs.
e.g. if you have two LANS 10.0.0.1 and 192.168.0.1 then the router will have
a connection to each and will pass data between the two LANs.
Remember that it doesn't matter if the PCs in different LANs share the same
physical cabling. The rules say that they are not allowed to talk to each
other unless they belong to the same address range (usually called network
or subnet).
To get to Microsoft your router would connect to your ISPs router which
would connect to another router....etc. The 'traceroute' or 'tracert'
command will show you the hops between routers.
So the setup with just an AP and a DSL modem should not work - you need
something to route between your wireless PC and your ISP. Most people do one
of two things:
(1) Buy a combined modem/router and connect it to their local LAN built from
wired switches and wireless APs
(2) Connect a PC to the DSL modem (via USB or network card #1), and also
connect this PC to the local LAN via network card #2. Then run Internet
Connection Sharing (ICS) which is routing software - it effectively turn
your PC into a router. This is less secure than (1) because your PC is
exposed to the Internet, not protected by a hardware router.
It is possible that if you have a cable modem with an Ethernet port which
makes your local strand of Ethernet part of the ISPs LAN then you can run
with a broadband modem, an AP and a single PC. you cannot do this with
DSL.
David W.E. Roberts (nospam@talk21.com)
So basically You can plug in a Access Point into 1 PC, have many wireless Pc’s, setup ICS, and File and Print Sharing. Not as secure way, however it can be done….Cal
A Access Point (AP) just connects wireless systems together - like a wired
hub/switch - plus bridges between wired and wireless networks. Regards it as
a fancy piece of wiring used in building a local LAN.
If you buy a DSL modem then it will only work if connected directly to a PC
Or router, just like an analogue 56k modem. [Beware of single port routers
described as modems]
A router is needed to join your local LAN to the Internet. The rules of
TCP/IP says that a PC cannot talk to another PC unless it is on the same
network - shares the same address range.
e.g. a local LAN might have the address range 192.168.0.0 to 192.168.0.255.
Any device using that address range can talk to any other device in that
Range. However if you want to connect to 'www.microsoft.com' at address
207.46.249.190 you cannot connect to it directly because it is not within
Your address range. So you have to go via one or more routers.
A router has a minimum of two IP interfaces, one in each network it is
connected to. It does the job of moving your data onto another network to
which it belongs.
e.g. if you have two LANS 10.0.0.1 and 192.168.0.1 then the router will have
a connection to each and will pass data between the two LANs.
Remember that it doesn't matter if the PCs in different LANs share the same
physical cabling. The rules say that they are not allowed to talk to each
other unless they belong to the same address range (usually called network
or subnet).
To get to Microsoft your router would connect to your ISPs router which
would connect to another router....etc. The 'traceroute' or 'tracert'
command will show you the hops between routers.
So the setup with just an AP and a DSL modem should not work - you need
something to route between your wireless PC and your ISP. Most people do one
of two things:
(1) Buy a combined modem/router and connect it to their local LAN built from
wired switches and wireless APs
(2) Connect a PC to the DSL modem (via USB or network card #1), and also
connect this PC to the local LAN via network card #2. Then run Internet
Connection Sharing (ICS) which is routing software - it effectively turn
your PC into a router. This is less secure than (1) because your PC is
exposed to the Internet, not protected by a hardware router.
It is possible that if you have a cable modem with an Ethernet port which
makes your local strand of Ethernet part of the ISPs LAN then you can run
with a broadband modem, an AP and a single PC. you cannot do this with
DSL.
David W.E. Roberts (nospam@talk21.com)
So basically You can plug in a Access Point into 1 PC, have many wireless Pc’s, setup ICS, and File and Print Sharing. Not as secure way, however it can be done….Cal
813444 - HOW TO: Troubleshoot Situations Where You Cannot Connect to SSL Secured (128-Bit) Web Sites by Using Internet Explorer in Windows XP
813444 - HOW TO: Troubleshoot Situations Where You Cannot Complete MSN Sign-up or Connect to SSL Secured (128-Bit) Web Sites by Using Internet Explorer in Windows XP: "Microsoft Knowledge Base Article - 813444 "
January 13, 2004
Useful Windows XP Shortcuts
January 12, 2004
iPAQ Pocket PC Help Center: FAQs, Downloads, How-To & Support
January 11, 2004
330368 - Code 10 Error Message When Bluetooth Transceiver Is Plugged Into a Bus-Powered Hub
811798 - Bluetooth Desktop: Input Device Stops Working and Is Not Detected
330358 - Bluetooth Desktop: "Keyboard Error or No Keyboard Present" Error Message After Bluetooth Keyboard Is Installed
811800 - Bluetooth Desktop: Devices Not Detected
815038 - Gaining Detailed Information About Bluetooth Device Profile Support
328900 - HOW TO: Debug Bluetooth Wireless Technologies in Windows CE By Using the BTDC Tool
821483 - Error Message 25001 Appears After You Remove IntelliPoint or IntelliType and the Bluetooth Stack
822607 - FIX: You Receive an Undefined Instruction Exception When You Use Bluetooth on ARM Kernel-Based Operating Systems
303607 - Bluetooth Wireless Device No Longer Functions After Upgrade to Windows XP
811807 - Error Message: Runtime Error Program: D:\Setup.exe this Application Has Requested the Runtime to Terminate it in an Unusual Way...
811798 - Bluetooth Desktop: Input Device Stops Working and Is Not Detected
January 07, 2004
Bluetooth Wireless - Help - Troubleshooting Guide
Windows XP Tricks - Tips and tricks for Windows XP
JSI, INC. - Tips & Tricks - Windows Server 2003 / Windows XP / Windows 2000.
RD Net - Techbase - Networking Tips and Tricks
January 05, 2004
Second Wind PCs your source for off-lease used computers, used laptops, used servers and other related hardware
troubleshooting printers
January 04, 2004
HP Pavilion and Compaq Presario Notebook PCs - Troubleshooting Wireless Local Area Network Connections
Connecting Windows 2000/XP to a Linksys VPN Router
How to control the page numbering in a Word document
Application Note: Set up your own web server
PCStats.com - Get The 'Stats and Stay Informed!
Beginners Guides: Setting up an FTP Server in WinXP
How to Set-Up a Home Server
237675 - Setting Up the Domain Name System for Active Directory
Quick Start Guide to Setting up Active Directory
Windows Deployment and Resource Kits
Migrating Windows XP Professional Workstations to Active Directory
December 30, 2003
PRO.WordPerfect ... KEYBOARD MAPS
299284 - PPT: PowerPoint Add-in to Insert Movies Using Windows Media Player
December 25, 2003
Software602 - Business Software
December 22, 2003
Network Adapters drivers
December 16, 2003
Bios Central
BIOs Information
December 15, 2003
826942 - Wireless Update Rollup Package for Windows XP is Available
December 14, 2003
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December 09, 2003
812075 - Title Bars Flash, Word Becomes Unresponsive, or Word Cannot Close
December 07, 2003
Download details: Producer for Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2003
December 01, 2003
How to configure true roaming profiles using Windows XP Professional in a workgroup environment using the classic NTFS file pe
HOWTO: Automatically Reset a Roaming Profile - ECN Knowledge Base @ Purdue
Roaming Profiles and Multiple Users
Welcome to the new improved windowsxp.homedns.org! This new website is your source for the latest Microsoft technology news.
November 30, 2003
Google Groups: View Thread "Outlook 2000 hangs when starting up"
November 27, 2003
Microsoft Excel 97 tips from Excel Tip .com/ Excel Tutorial / Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Help
Excel Tip : Separating first name and last name using formulas in Microsoft Excel / Microsoft Excel Tips from Excel Tip .com
November 21, 2003
Microsoft Office Quizzes
Microsoft ClearType Tuner: Customize Your Screen for Your Eyes
November 20, 2003
Slovak Technical Services Attachment Options
November 17, 2003
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November 15, 2003
Ixia - Qcheck - Qcheck Overview
