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# 402: View as Webpage Thumbnails

Author:
Time: 01:01, 01/29/02 [Tue]
IP address: Kept secret
Hi,

I'm using win98. I have a folder where I have all my images. I set it to be viewed as a webpage so that I can just arrow down the images and on the left in the white space, it will show a thumbnail of the picture so that I don't have to open each image individually. I am able to view as Thumbnails, but I'd prefer the other way back. Any ideas how I can get this back?

Thanks much.

# 404: RE: View as Webpage Thumbnails

Author: Guest
Time: 04:30, 01/29/02 [Tue]
IP address: Kept secret
Open Windows Explorer. Click on VIEW then select FOLDER OPTIONS and choose what option you want.

Good Luck!

# 405: RE[2]: View as Webpage Thumbnails

Author: Guest
Time: 20:09, 01/29/02 [Tue]
IP address: Kept secret
No that is not what I wanted. I don't want to view my desktop as a webpage. I want to view a folder within explorer as a webpage and arrow down through the images and see the image in the left border of the folder page.

# 406: RE[3]: View as Webpage Thumbnails

Author: Guest
Time: 22:25, 01/29/02 [Tue]
IP address: Kept secret
NEVERMIND.. the fix was located http://people.ne.mediaone.net/dbknox/utility/scripts_desc/fixpix.htm

# 398: defragment

Author: slojoe
Time: 15:00, 01/26/02 [Sat]
IP address: Kept secret
when i defrag my hard drive there are a cluster of files that according to the legend are (files that will not be moved) and (files that belong @ front or back of drive) What are these and can i get rid of them?

# 408: RE: defragment

Author: xe77
Time: 05:57, 01/31/02 [Thu]
IP address: Kept secret
You can not move or delete these clusters.
The clusters at the beginning or end of the drive are placed there for two reasons: 1) to improve performance, e.g. the Windows Swap (called WIN386.SWP in Windows9x and pagefile.sys in WindowsNT) file is placed at the end of the drive to prevent fragmentation and performance loss, or 2) becuase the files must exist in those specific locations:
They are marked unmovable because they may contain FAT information (or Volue information in NTFS) and are required to operate the file system, or contain critical boot files such as IO.SYS / (MSDOS.SYS), or NTLDR / NTDETECT.COM / SYSTEM.INI. The system boot sector or Master Boot Record can not be moved else the BIOS will not be able to boot the disk.


# 366: Can I virus damage a motherboard and hard drive?

Author: mowingangel
Time: 23:46, 01/04/02 [Fri]
IP address: Kept secret
By request, I formatted a friend's hard drive and restored Win98. When I was installing the software for her modem; Win98 crashed and when it rebooted; the C: drive contained absolutely no files. She told me she has virus W32.Magistr....

Surely, the virus didn't do all that damage? She is ready to replace her motherboard or buy a new computer?

Isn't it possible to fdisk; format and restore this hard drive somehow?


# 386: RE: Can I virus damage a motherboard and hard drive?

Author: xe77
Time: 05:56, 01/10/02 [Thu]
IP address: Kept secret
That virus can't damage your hardware.
Try Formatting the Hard Drive from a CLEAN (non infected) Windows 98 boot disk
Type "format C: /s" from the DOS prompt and reinstall Windows to ensure that the virus is gone.
If you need more information on W32.Magistr and its many strains, visit www.sarc.com and do a search in the Virus Encyclopedia.
Note: Formatting the drive removes all the Files contained on it.
If necessary, remove the Partition using FDISK
... AND run "FDISK /MBR" to repair the Master Boot Records. (a Virus scanner can also repair the boot records)


# 365: Can I virus damage a motherboard and hard drive?

Author: mowingangel
Time: 23:40, 01/04/02 [Fri]
IP address: Kept secret
By request, I formatted a friend's hard drive and restored Win98. When I was installing the software for her modem; Win98 crashed and when it rebooted; the C: drive contained absolutely no files. She told me she has virus W32.Magistr....

Surely, the virus didn't do all that damage? She is ready to replace her motherboard or buy a new computer?

Isn't it possible to fdisk; format and restore this hard drive somehow?


# 374: RE: Can I virus damage a motherboard and hard drive?

Author: Guest
Time: 00:23, 01/10/02 [Thu]
IP address: Kept secret
I would get a copy of a virus scan that is on floppys and scan the computer for the virus. Make sure you boot off the floopy.
http://www.europe.f-secure.com/virus-info/wild.shtml
Well the above is a list of all virus found to date. Their are 3 listed with names close to yours. Two are not nice ones to have the other is not all that bad. The 2 bad ones will hide in memory so a format will not get rid of them.

you can also get information from www.hackfix.org
I would not try and reinstall again untill you scan the hole computer for virus.


# 375: RE: Can I virus damage a motherboard and hard drive?

Author: Guest
Time: 00:24, 01/10/02 [Thu]
IP address: Kept secret
I would get a copy of a virus scan that is on floppys and scan the computer for the virus. Make sure you boot off the floopy.
http://www.europe.f-secure.com/virus-info/wild.shtml
Well the above is a list of all virus found to date. Their are 3 listed with names close to yours. Two are not nice ones to have the other is not all that bad. The 2 bad ones will hide in memory so a format will not get rid of them.

you can also get information from www.hackfix.org
I would not try and reinstall again untill you scan the hole computer for virus.


# 362: Defragmenting the C drive.

Author: Jennifer_8
Time: 15:18, 01/03/02 [Thu]
IP address: Kept secret
My defragmenting program gets up to 10% and then it keeps restarting, again getting up to only 10%, what is wrong with it and how can I run the defragmenting program properly?

# 363: RE: Defragmenting the C drive.

Author: Guest
Time: 15:11, 01/04/02 [Fri]
IP address: Kept secret
The reason for this is there is a program on your computer that is accessing the harddrive while you are trying to defragment. To stop this behavior you will need to shutdown any programs you have running in the background such as an antivirus program. To tell what programs are running in the background look in the system tray. That is the area where the clock is on the task bar. If there are any icons there other than the clock then there are programs running in the background.

Good Luck!

# 376: RE: Defragmenting the C drive.

Author: Guest
Time: 00:26, 01/10/02 [Thu]
IP address: Kept secret
Here is a trick boot in safe mode that way no program should be running that are not needed. Then do the defrag it should take less time.

# 323: Winnt Logon Scripts

Author: Guest
Time: 00:26, 12/07/01 [Fri]
IP address: Kept secret
Looking for good step by step explanation of creating logon scripts for winnt domain with win95/98 clients. I just set up my first winnt4 server and want to control clients via logon scripts. This server is in a high school that has several computer science students. Before server I used reg files on each client to lock desktop, network applet, printers and a few other tamper items. I want to use logon scripts for student accounts to run the reg files and a logon script for admin types to reverse the reg controls.


# 317: Drivers and Floppy drive

Author:
Time: 13:44, 11/28/01 [Wed]
IP address: Kept secret
I have two questions because I am new at this. First when you install new drivers do the go on your hard drive or to the cd that you are installing them for? Second Question: When I place a floppy disk in the drive how do I get it to run if it doesn't stat up by itsef? Thanks Edh


# 319: RE: Drivers and Floppy drive

Author: Guest
Time: 04:21, 11/29/01 [Thu]
IP address: Kept secret
The drivers go on the harddrive. To start a floppy click on my computer icon then choose the floppy drive by clicking on it.

# 220: Why do ads keep popping up on my screen?

Author: tjack
Time: 02:52, 10/11/01 [Thu]
IP address: Kept secret
Hi,
I don't know what I downloaded, but windows with ads keep popping up on my screen several times a day.

I don't even have to have any applications open and they just keep popping up every once in a while. I don't know what I do to make it happen.

Any of you have an idea?

Shawn

# 225: RE: Why do ads keep popping up on my screen?

Author:
Time: 21:21, 10/11/01 [Thu]
IP address: Kept secret
use netzero? ::smile:: panicware.com. download the popup killer. have fun. :]

# 226: RE: Why do ads keep popping up on my screen?

Author: Guest
Time: 22:29, 10/11/01 [Thu]
IP address: Kept secret
try ad-aware from lavasoft too. (good for removing spyware and adware)

# 233: RE[2]: Why do ads keep popping up on my screen?

Author: tjack
Time: 03:25, 10/13/01 [Sat]
IP address: Kept secret
Thanks for your help; I couldn't find lavasoft but I did install the pop-up stopper from the previous response; it seems to work well.

However, it still doesn't explain why these pop-up's were coming in the first place. Explorer doesn't even have to be open and these ads would just pop up.

I don't get it.

shawn


# 287: RE[3]: Why do ads keep popping up on my screen?

Author: Brainz0
Time: 21:59, 11/04/01 [Sun]
IP address: Kept secret
Believe it or not, the adware and spyware actually install programs on the computer that independently access the web and supply you with these opportunities to waste your money. Probably made a few software hacker-engineers into millionaires.

They don't need a browser; just an available connection. You might like to find and install ZoneAlarm; it stops unauthorized communication in or out of your system. It's a personal "firewall".


# 211: Dropped My LapTop..

Author: Computer Care
Time: 19:21, 10/06/01 [Sat]
IP address: Kept secret
I dropped my Gateway Solo laptop, and now I can't get it to boot up. It is getting power, but no post and nothing on the screen. I know it is major, but any ideas would be a great help.

# 212: RE: Dropped My LapTop..

Author: Guest
Time: 22:15, 10/06/01 [Sat]
IP address: Kept secret
Oh Oh. Take it in and have a repair technician look at it. Dropping a laptop can cause major damage but then again you may be lucky and it may be something minor.

Good Luck!

# 209: Explore other than the start menu

Author: searayder1
Time: 21:56, 10/04/01 [Thu]
IP address: Kept secret
Hi All,

Was wondering if there is some help out there for someone who is becoming frustrated with the Explore option from the Start menu. Running Win 98SE and whenever I right click the Start button and select Explore it opens the Start folder. I never need anything in this folder and would prefer if it would open something like the My Documents folder.

Any suggestions????


# 274: RE: Explore other than the start menu

Author:
Time: 04:50, 10/29/01 [Mon]
IP address: Kept secret
the explore option lets you open an explorer view of whatever your cursor points to. try it on a folder, it will open the folder in a new window for you to 'explore'.

thus when you do it on the start bar it opens the start folder for you to explore.

if you want to examine you 'my documents' it should be on your desktop.

# 136: control panel

Author:
Time: 14:55, 08/23/01 [Thu]
IP address: Kept secret
when i press to the settings tab in control panel my display become black and i must reset my computer.I have try to set it trough safe mode but there is only a 16 color,and i cant move my screen resolution,it doesnt move.

# 138: RE: control panel

Author: Guest
Time: 04:22, 08/24/01 [Fri]
IP address: Kept secret
Go to the manufacturer's site of your video card and download an updated driver.

# 169: RE: control panel

Author: naynoy
Time: 17:26, 09/06/01 [Thu]
IP address: Kept secret
UNINSTALL YOUR CURRENT DISPLAY ADAPTER AND CHANGE IT TO THE DEFAULT STANDARD VGA DISPLAY ADAPTER. RESTART YOUR WINDOWS OS. ONCE IT IS DONE TRY AND REINSTALL THE DISPLAY DRIVER OF YOUR GRAPHIC CARD. IF YOU ARE INSTALLING THE LATEST GRAPHIC DRIVERS FOR YOUR CARD YOU MIGHT AS WELL DOWNLOAD THE LATEST DIRECT X8 OR HIGHER (SOME DRIVERS WONT WORK PROPERLY OR WONT WORK AT ALL IF YOU DONT HAVE THE LATEST DIRECT X)


# 118: Please help! No Startup Disk will Work!!!

Author: Timothy
Time: 14:46, 08/17/01 [Fri]
IP address: Kept secret
Last night I purchased a 500 mhz Pentium III, which was slightly used. Before I bought it, I watched the previous owner run windows, so I know that the computer worked. As soon as I got home, I formatted the hard drive, and then inserted a startup disk, but it said that it was an invalid startup disk, and to enter one that worked. I kept trying different disks, and different startup disks, since I have a couple computers, but it always gave me the same invalid system disk message. I am positive that these startup disks work because I have tried them on numerous computers. I bought this computer for my girlfriend, and I am just trying to set up windows and the basic stuff before I give it to her, but I can't do this when I have a formatted hard drive and I am unable to even boot to DOS or anything with a startup disk. I have already set the floppy drive to the first bootable drive, I have already set it to look for a floppy to start off of, and the floppy drive's green light turns on whenever it is searching the drive for a startup disk, so I know that it is communicating with the computer. I don't know what to do, and I could really use any help from anybody, and I would really appreciate it so much. Please reply or (preferably) write me an email at tcbeer@ucdavis.edu.

Thank you sooo much everybody.
timothy@fdsi.com

# 123: RE: Please help! No Startup Disk will Work!!!

Author: Guest
Time: 03:29, 08/18/01 [Sat]
IP address: Kept secret
Since the startup disc is recognized on your other computer your problem could be one of three things with the PIII 500.

1)The floppy drive could be damaged.
2)The floppy's data cable could be damaged.
3)The floppy drive port on the motherboard could be damaged.

To find out remove the floppy drive along with the data cable from the PIII 500. Remove the floppy drive along with the data cable from your other computer and install it in the PIII 500. Before connecting the data cable to the motherboard check for any bent or missing pins on the FDD port on the motherboard. Place your Startup disc in the floppy drive and turn on the PIII 500. If the startup disc is recognized then it is either the floppy drive or the data cable that is damaged on the original floppy drive. If the startup disc is not recognized then more than likely the FDD port is damaged on the motherboard which means you will need a new motherboard.

Good luck!

# 114: Help Resolution problem

Author: Reddy
Time: 13:23, 08/17/01 [Fri]
IP address: Kept secret
My resolution is too large and I can't change it back. The display properties window has grown pass the monitor screen. I can't see the top or the ok and apply button? I can slide the bar backwards or forward but thats it.
Can anyone help me on this?


# 121: RE: Help Resolution problem

Author: Guest
Time: 03:02, 08/18/01 [Sat]
IP address: Kept secret
Try to start in "safe mode", reset the display properties. (Depends on the operating system as to whether or not this works.)

# 391: RE: Help Resolution problem

Author: cempey
Time: 01:25, 01/20/02 [Sun]
IP address: Kept secret
If you can adjust the slider, adjust it to where you need. At that point, press the TAB button three (3) times. Hitting the enter key will now press the OK button for you. Four tabs will press CANCEL and 5 APPLY.

# 110: Anti-Virus programs

Author: Okie
Time: 00:40, 08/16/01 [Thu]
IP address: Kept secret
I am wondering if older versions of Anti-Virus programs that in which the virus deffinutions are kept up to date are as good as the latest version? I mean, I have Norton AV 2000 and I keep it updated bi-weekly but should I spend the money to buy NAV 2001? I have never found a virus on my computer but I DO want to be safe! Please send a reply and thanks.


# 171: RE: Anti-Virus programs

Author: Guest
Time: 01:50, 09/07/01 [Fri]
IP address: Kept secret
I HAVE 2 PC . ONE IS RUNNING NAV2000 AND THE OTHER NAV 2001. THERE IS NOT MUCH DIFFERENCE AND AS LONG AS YOU UPDATE THE VIRUS DEFINITION AND AS LONG AS THE SOFTWARE IS SUPPORTED ONLINE IT IS NOT HIGHLY ADVISABLE TO UPGRADE.

# 102: Why should I shut down my computer

Author: PTrashr
Time: 15:59, 08/12/01 [Sun]
IP address: Kept secret
I work for a large firm and we are told to shut down every night before we go home. Why should I have to do this? They tell me that windows will hold things in memory and it can't clear until I reboot. It is a security problem for email when left on. Can you give me some good reasons on why I should shut down?

cdp


# 104: RE: Why should I shut down my computer

Author: Guest
Time: 14:31, 08/13/01 [Mon]
IP address: Kept secret
The first to reasons are correct, although less than complete.

Some software does leave chucks of its self in memory, eventually degrading system performance, how soon depends on both the ammount of RAM in the system and the software being used.

The e-mail concern is a matter of someone else using your computer when you are not there.(The company may have had a problem with this in the past.)

Other issues:

Some software defaults to the date of the last boot rather than the current system date. (This use to be a common 'trick' to keep the month end open on older accounting systems.)

Someone else using your work station for applications other than e-mail (copying data, using your station to view internet porn, etc).

Screen burn in.

Password security, depending on the operating system (NT or Win2000 as examples), may be date or time sensitive and could be defeated by failure to log off.

Not withstanding the above, it is quite possible that there is no valid reason at all (power conservation?) and that the company policy is a hold over from the days when some of these things were a concern, which leaves only one good reason:

'cause the boss says so.

# 107: RE[2]: Why should I shut down my computer

Author: Guest
Time: 18:34, 08/13/01 [Mon]
IP address: Kept secret
I agree. There isn't really a good reason. It is really just personal preference.
I never shut down my computer at home or at work, but I have Windows 2000 installed which is much better with memory management.

# 75: Error Message on Restart ME

Author:
Time: 17:58, 07/30/01 [Mon]
IP address: Kept secret
I recently began receiving blue screen whenever I restart, (error: 05:0108:000037F1)followed by a freeze.
Any tips or fixes?
Thanks

# 76: RE: Error Message on Restart ME

Author: Pontios
Time: 07:27, 08/01/01 [Wed]
IP address: Kept secret
The infamous blue screen is not a good sign my friend. What you can try is running it in safe mode and uninstalling or undoing what it was you last did before it appeared. From my personal experience the blue screen is not something easy to get rid off. Often i have needed to reinstall windows. Well I hope this helps. Good Luck.

:-)
John Tounoussidis
E-mail: pontios@unite.com.au
Website: http://unite.com.au/~u6508a/

# 88: RE: Error Message on Restart ME

Author: Guest
Time: 17:26, 08/08/01 [Wed]
IP address: Kept secret
I'm running Windows ME and I have found that some programs will cause the infamous blue screen. I had the same at boot and finally got rid of it by uninstalling the antivirus I was running and installing another, and by updating the DSL modem drivers that I had running.

# 96: RE: Error Message on Restart ME

Author: jba
Time: 17:01, 08/11/01 [Sat]
IP address: Kept secret
Check out the error message links in the current PCIN. I got rid of a blue screen that has been plaguing my son's laptop for months.


# 49: Web Hosting Recommendations

Author: Kevin
Time: 08:24, 07/18/01 [Wed]
IP address: Kept secret
Hi. I have a small informational website for my business and it is currently hosted by a free service which uses pop up ads, etc. I have decided that it is time to register my domain name and move to a more professional web hosting service. I am finding this to be much easier said than done. My problem is that it seems there are an infinite number of services available, and I've read mixed reviews about all that I've come across. I'm curious which web hosts some of the readers may use and how satisfied they are with the service. Does anyone have any wonderful tips or information sources for choosing a good web hosting service??
Thanks,
-Kevin


# 51: RE: Web Hosting Recommendations

Author: Webmaster
Time: 21:04, 07/18/01 [Wed]
IP address: Kept secret
I currently have 5 domains (including PCIN.net) and they are all hosted at Cedant.com. It isn't a very big hosting provider, but I am very satisfied with their service. The PCIN list hosting is with them as well (included in the account), and their prices are excellent.

Graham Wing
----------------------------------------------------
Owner/Operator of PC Improvements
mailto:freehelp@pcin.net
http://www.pcin.net/help/
"Providing and Supporting PC and Internet Services"

# 74: RE: Web Hosting Recommendations

Author: Pontios
Time: 09:56, 07/29/01 [Sun]
IP address: Kept secret
I am too looking for a new server.
I want a new free service. Do you Graham or anyone know a free service that is reliable and has like 1 or no adds.

:-) Thanks


# 215: RE[2]: Web Hosting Recommendations

Author: Freeflyer
Time: 23:31, 10/10/01 [Wed]
IP address: Kept secret
I have my own small site hosted by

www.freedom2surf.com

they are a hosting company that host large sites but also host small (25MB) for free. There are NO popups or banners.

Very good service, you might want to check them out.

Cheers,

Justin.


# 11: Epson Rip Off

Author: windwoman
Time: 15:05, 06/19/01 [Tue]
IP address: Kept secret
I wonder if anyone out there can help me, I have an Epson 480 Colour Stylus Printer that I am about to throw out the window. Epson, as a marketing gimmick sells these things extremely cheap, but the kicker is....unless there is ink in both the colour and the black cartridges, one cannot print anything at all, even if there is no colour/black in the document you wish to print. Anyone know how to reconfigure the software to turn this annoying and I might add extremely expensive feature off????? Thanks.


# 16: RE: Epson Rip Off

Author: jean :~)
Time: 05:23, 06/21/01 [Thu]
IP address: Kept secret
Sometimes the design limitations of hardware do leave a lot to be desired. But you should not loose money because of this particular feature.

If you are printing only in black, for example, your colour cartridge will not be used. It needs to have ink in it but may not be empty for months yet, while the black ink tank may need replacing several times during that period.

I know this doesn't help you, but it may soothe.

Let us know if you do find a software workaround. I'm sure many others would like to know about this.

Regards,
jeannie
:D
Computer Tutor
and Troubleshooter
for Mac and PC
Jean Walsh
ph: 744-0552
email: jean299@aol.com
bizcard: http://card.netscape.com/jean299
website: http://www.home.aone.net.au/jeannie

# 17: RE: Epson Rip Off

Author: Webmaster
Time: 16:39, 06/21/01 [Thu]
IP address: Kept secret
I doubt that the printer won't print, it is just that you are out of black ink. What I have done sometimes when I run out of black ink (and what I'm printing isn't that important), I copy the text to Microsoft Word and change the colour to Red (or some other colour) and then it prints fine.
I rarely print colour, so this is one way that I can prolong having to get a black cartridge.
Graham Wing
----------------------------------------------------
Owner/Operator of PC Improvements
mailto:freehelp@pcin.net
http://www.pcin.net/help/
"Providing and Supporting PC and Internet Services"

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        # 402: View as Webpage Thumbnails ----
            # 404: RE: View as Webpage Thumbnails ---- Guest
                # 405: RE[2]: View as Webpage Thumbnails ---- Guest
                    # 406: RE[3]: View as Webpage Thumbnails ---- Guest
        # 398: defragment ---- slojoe
            # 408: RE: defragment ---- xe77
        # 366: Can I virus damage a motherboard and hard drive? ---- mowingangel
            # 386: RE: Can I virus damage a motherboard and hard drive? ---- xe77
        # 365: Can I virus damage a motherboard and hard drive? ---- mowingangel
            # 374: RE: Can I virus damage a motherboard and hard drive? ---- Guest
            # 375: RE: Can I virus damage a motherboard and hard drive? ---- Guest
        # 362: Defragmenting the C drive. ---- Jennifer_8
            # 363: RE: Defragmenting the C drive. ---- Guest
            # 376: RE: Defragmenting the C drive. ---- Guest
        # 323: Winnt Logon Scripts ---- Guest
        # 317: Drivers and Floppy drive ----
            # 319: RE: Drivers and Floppy drive ---- Guest
        # 220: Why do ads keep popping up on my screen? ---- tjack
            # 225: RE: Why do ads keep popping up on my screen? ----
            # 226: RE: Why do ads keep popping up on my screen? ---- Guest
                # 233: RE[2]: Why do ads keep popping up on my screen? ---- tjack
                    # 287: RE[3]: Why do ads keep popping up on my screen? ---- Brainz0
        # 211: Dropped My LapTop.. ---- Computer Care
            # 212: RE: Dropped My LapTop.. ---- Guest
        # 209: Explore other than the start menu ---- searayder1
            # 274: RE: Explore other than the start menu ----
        # 136: control panel ----
            # 138: RE: control panel ---- Guest
            # 169: RE: control panel ---- naynoy
        # 118: Please help! No Startup Disk will Work!!! ---- Timothy
            # 123: RE: Please help! No Startup Disk will Work!!! ---- Guest
        # 114: Help Resolution problem ---- Reddy
            # 121: RE: Help Resolution problem ---- Guest
            # 391: RE: Help Resolution problem ---- cempey
        # 110: Anti-Virus programs ---- Okie
            # 171: RE: Anti-Virus programs ---- Guest
        # 102: Why should I shut down my computer ---- PTrashr
            # 104: RE: Why should I shut down my computer ---- Guest
                # 107: RE[2]: Why should I shut down my computer ---- Guest
        # 75: Error Message on Restart ME ----
            # 76: RE: Error Message on Restart ME ---- Pontios
            # 88: RE: Error Message on Restart ME ---- Guest
            # 96: RE: Error Message on Restart ME ---- jba
        # 49: Web Hosting Recommendations ---- Kevin
            # 51: RE: Web Hosting Recommendations ---- Webmaster
            # 74: RE: Web Hosting Recommendations ---- Pontios
                # 215: RE[2]: Web Hosting Recommendations ---- Freeflyer
        # 11: Epson Rip Off ---- windwoman
            # 16: RE: Epson Rip Off ---- jean :~)
            # 17: RE: Epson Rip Off ---- Webmaster