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Archives For
July 2006
Date Posted: July 30, 2006
Q. Every time I turn the computer on
a box comes across my screen and it
says. The application or DLL
C:\Program files\clearsearch\CSLDRupdater.DLL
is not a valid windows image. I
don't know what they mean and I have
done nothing new to the computer and
this started appearing about a week
ago. HELP!
Q. In order to download my
printer update driver, I had
to allow the program access
through my OneCare
firewall. Now it's checking
to automatically update
every time I start the
computer and I do not want
that! How do I find the
place to again block it in
my firewall?
(Full Article)
Date Posted: July 23, 2006
Q. In last week's column you
suggest zipping a file to attach it to an
email to get around some email programs
filtering. So what is a zip file, and how do
I make one?
(Full Article)
Date Posted: July 16, 2006
Q. Sometime someone sends me a picture
and it's so big that you have to scroll
over and down in order to see the
picture. Is this a problem with the
sender or receiver? What can be done to
make the whole picture show on the
screen?
Q. I am trying to email some
files to a friend that I wrote but
my email program keeps blocking it.
It says that it is blocked because
it may have unsafe materials in it
which is bologna. How can I override
that?
(Full Article)
Date Posted: July 9, 2006
Q.
When I sign on, at the welcome screen it
says that I have email messages, but when I
check, there aren't any. Why is it telling
me that I have email when I don't?
Q.
I recently bought a new laptop computer, but
when I tried to use my PC Card, it doesn't
fit. Tech service told me that it is an
Express card slot, and the PC card won't
work. Why?
Q.
On just about all computer, peripherals and
other electrical devices
there are the two letters CE printed. What's
that all about?
(Full Article)
Date Posted: July 2, 2006
Q.
Why does my computer displays a file that is
3.97 KB in size as 4,066 Bytes when 3.97
times 1000 equals 3,970? Doesn't the K in KB
stand for Kilo which is 1000?
Q.
OK, now that I have mentioned this about
binary notation using only a 0 and 1, how
does the computer handle the numbers in between the
2, 4, 8, 16, etc?
(Full Article)
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