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1. email contacts [1]
This is not related to genealogy,but is computer related.When doing research,I often get a heading on the screen that says "email us" or "contact us" or something in a similar vain.When I click on this heading,I get a message like the following: The directory specified in the command line a: doesn"t exist or is not available or is not writable. OK When I click on OK,I get this: Cannot start Eudora the 1st time with an attachment
2. Re: Fw: Tmp files [0.963938]
Hi Joanne I'd quit whilst I were ahead. Often files are in use so cannot be deleted. A bit like doing a virus scan, and the files in use can't be scanned. Regards, Brain Joanne Vanhorn wrote: > > Wayne and Brian > Thank you both very much. I did find the place to clean up tmp. internet > files. > I then went back to find and pulled up temp files > I did get messages about read files. Said ok to deleting. > I'm stumped again with the following message. > Cannot delete index: Access is denied. > Ma
3. Re: OT OT OT Re: RE:SKS [0.963938]
This is TERRIBLE!!!!!!!!!! Some Kinda Slur. Stop Kissing Santa. How can you besmirch Kangaroos in such a fashion!!!!!!!!!!! They're very steady on their feet. Regards, Brian (who's asked his wife to Stop Kissing Santa.) Roncon3 wrote: > > some kids suck > silly kangaroos stumble > save Kansas savannahs > scary king snake > > Konnie > > > SKS "some Kind soul" > > ==== GEN-NEWBIE Mailing List ==== > Do not forward mail to the GEN-NEWBIE list that was sent to you, either privately, or mail th
4. Re: got rid of virus now computer problems [0.963938]
Hi Perri You've already tried the first aid #1 (turn off computer). First aid #2 is probably system file checker - go Start/Run type sfc and click OK. If you get a message that a file is corrupt, use your installation CD to replace file(s) If you don't have a CD (not a recovery CD, the full version Windows) then direct to C:\Windows\Options\Cabs Hope that works, Regards, Brian Keith & Perri Downing wrote: > > Hi, > I've been reading this list for a while, hope someone can help
5. Re: Need help with occupations [0.963938]
Hi pauline Woolwich - armaments, foundry and rolling stock for railways after the war. Vickers - engines/motors Masbrough - don't know, but forge indicates ironworks again. Regards, Brian Pauline Davy wrote: > > Hi everyone, > My g.grandfather worked at Woolwich arsenal, Sheefield Vickers, and Masbrough forge. I know this is a big ask, but what would have been his likely occupation? While working at Woolwich, he had something to do with the creating of the lions at foot of Nelson's column, if t
6. Re: bad gateway [0.963938]
Hi Rita DNS error means that the Domain Name could not be converted to a IP address - for example gateway.com might correctly be 145.172.243.4 but the programme that does the conversion has erred. A Gateway is what links two types of networks. No, I'm not that clever Go http://www.webopedia.com/ for lots of good technical words. Regards, Brian Mungacan1@aol.com wrote: > > What does BAD GATEWAY mean. What is an DNS error? > > Thanks as always, Rita > > ==== GEN-NEWBIE Mailing List ==== >
7. Re: Zone Alarm Question [0.963938]
Hi Caron I updated ZA yesterday, and had to download the whole thing. I have never updated before, and thought that was usual. Regards, Brian Caron wrote: > > I have had ZoneAlarm installed and running for probably a year and one half > or more. I recently had to reformat my hard drive and had to re-download and > install ZA. Ever since I did that, when I click on "get update," an IE page > opens and then nothing. Just a blank white page and nothing else happens, > not even the unable to find page.
8. Re: Death Camps -- Here is the quotation in full [0.963938]
Hi Laura and fellow listers, I have known of this quote for quite some time, and have much information of the death camps, and who actually did speak out during this dreadful period of history. If anyone is interested, please mail me OFF LIST. And thankyou to Gen Newbie, for allowing this post. Pauline in OZ
9. Deleting terrible things and closing panes [0.963938]
>From the description, I thought that there wasn't a preview pane running. But preview pane was checked, until tonight. The bottom half of my screen is the preview pane, so I closed it - I HATE this. Each email has to be opened and then read in a little box, then deleted, I can .keep reading and deleting from the little box but the from and subject are hiding under the stupid box! Outlook Express. #2. People talk of updating ZA - where? I can't find anything that updates.#3. For the first time Norton infor
10. Re: Deleting terrible things and closing panes [0.963938]
Sharon, I read email on a full screen. So I don't understand what you are saying here. My view of the Outlook Express program has my email folders on the left, the main menu at the top, and the full from/subject/date received as a sub-menu with all the email listed beneath that centered. I can see the person's name, the subject, and the date of the message. Go to view/layout and play around until you change to a satisfactory layout. I have ZA-Pro and it performed an automatic update for me the other d
11. SKS/AFAIK [0.963938]
http://www.cyberomics.com/mailtalk.html Ironically, SKS is not listed, but here's a short list of abbreviations. There are others, of course. I went to Google and typed Email abbreviations. Mary McCanney Finley
12. Need help with occupations [0.963938]
Hi everyone, My g.grandfather worked at Woolwich arsenal, Sheefield Vickers, and Masbrough forge. I know this is a big ask, but what would have been his likely occupation? While working at Woolwich, he had something to do with the creating of the lions at foot of Nelson's column, if that helps in any way! Regards, Pauline
13. Re: ZA not loading [0.963938]
Hi Andrea, My understanding is that you have to go into each profile and *access* individually. I have never used different profiles, know nothing about them, but can't believe you'd need two copies of a programme just so two people could use it. Regards, Brian AhealyDS9@aol.com wrote: > > Hi, can one of the gurus tell me how to get ZA to load when one of my > children log onto their screens. When I log on to my screen ZA loads just > fine but when I log off and one of the kids log on ZA stops working.
14. re: need help on branch in Poland [0.963938]
Elista: You might want to get a history book of Poland and Germany. Depending on the year and war, the boundary changed back and forth alot. It looks like Margit has given you some good info. My Husband's line is Prussia and Poland, he had an old uncle who died last year who was some help. I found the manifest of the ship that his father was born on and he was thrilled. Sharon
15. Re; SKS [0.963938]
hey.....I thought LOL was little old lady until someone explained! :-) regards, Beth
16. Re: Deleting terrible things and closing panes [0.963938]
http://www.symantec.com/securitycheck/ Has a Security check online for Norton. I use it and I have a Macintosh. Margit ETM wrote: > Sharon, > > I don't know anything about Norton. > > Elaine >
17. Re: @home [0.963938]
I hope home.com people have alternative addresses. I am assuming that Excite is conducting its business on West Coast time and that midnight may be their witching hour, which will be 3 AM my time. Marie and I both are on East Coast time and while my cable system (Comcast) is viable there have been no announcements about any replacement email services. Elaine ----- Original Message ----- From: "The Wilson's" To: Sent: Saturday, December 01, 2001 12:07 AM Subj
18. Re: Cookies [0.963938]
You have erased site recognition of you Sandy. On some sites you might have to re-enter your password, but mainly you won't notice any difference. Regards, Brian SantiDClaireS@aol.com wrote: > > When I went to disk cleanup all I found were "tons" of cookies. Couldn't > tell from the abbreviations underneath what they pertained to, so I deleted > them all. Does that mean that all the sites that I visited since owning the > computer will not recognize me now? What did I really erase? Sandy > > ====
19. Re: Need help with occupations [0.963938]
Hi pauline I found a web site concerning iron works at Rotherham, where Masbrough is, and it said in part; " Forge Island between the river and the canal (now occupied by Tesco supermarket and car park) was the site of a steam powered forge erected by the Walker Brothers. A forge existed here until 1981. Believe me when you were sat in the Odeon Cinema quietly enjoying a film the vibration from the drop stamp forge nearly shook you out of your seat. In 1746 Samuel Walker came to Rother
20. Re: The URL to Unsubscribe & Subscribe [0.963938]
This refers to Elaine, she is SKS - some kind soul. Regards, Brian Christy Williams wrote: > > Can I ask a stupid question? What is SKS that I keep seeing? Everyone > says "can SKS do ..." > > Christy > > -----Original Message----- > From: Jen in AZ [mailto:pjlab@cybertrails.com] > Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2001 2:23 PM > To: GEN-NEWBIE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: The URL to Unsubscribe & Subscribe > > >snip > Is there SKS who would be able to give me the Url? I would really > appreciate it. > >
21. Re: Whoops [0.963938]
You are coming through to all the subscribers, Peg. What do you think is happening? If you receive the post back, that is because you also are a subscriber, and you receive a copy of every piece of mail posted to the Gen-Newbie list, including your own mail. Elaine Gen-Newbie Administration ----- Original Message ----- From: "Peg Rampling" To: Sent: Wednesday, December 05, 2001 9:31 PM Subject: Whoops > Have I boo=booed...or is the list not accep
22. Thanks Margit [0.963938]
We are new to family tree research. Thank you so much for making those of us not familiar with the practice of some folks tearing out original records from the record books. It will make me more understanding when I do get a chance to visit the courthouses of the counties where our families lived and died. How sad that some folks would do that. I guess there are destructive people in every venue. gabby
23. Re: WinZip 8.1 [0.963938]
Yes, and it works fine. They have added a few things such as last few files opened and the like. I turned most of that off as I still like the old fashioned Winzip. Have been using it since dirt was young . Certainly worth the initial investment as all the upgrades then are free. Keith MMW wrote: > > Hi group, > Has anyone downloaded the new WinZip 8.1 and have any opinion on it? > Thanks. > Maxine > > ==== GEN-NEWBIE Mailing List ==== > If any of the following words or their purpose are unknown
24. Re: Newsgroups [0.963938]
The 119 worked but I got a message when d/l'ng that it couldn't connect to the network. D/L was aborted. The same happened when I typed in Microsoft News, which is what 119 lead me to. I am going to try to hitch onto Elaine's news server and see what happens. Thanks Marie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Keith Thompson" To: Sent: Sunday, December 02, 2001 10:19 PM Subject: Re: Newsgroups > I knew that I had seen that somewhere, but couldn't put
25. Re: How to enter info in FTM [0.963938]
In a message dated 12/29/2001 12:53:44 AM Eastern Standard Time, DEBBIEKNASH@aol.com writes: << should I be entering the names as NASH, Deborah Kay OR Deborah Kay Nash, as I have it now? >> I would enter my DIRECT ancestors as NASH, Deborah. All others are entered as Nash, John, Jane, etc. When looking back and forth through the lists, I can quickly identify which are in my direct line. This is important as you gather more names, especially if you have families that kept naming children the sam
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