There are two places to print an e-mail on a Hotmail page. Wrong one: Go to file>Print (Prints the entire web page along with the e-mail) Right one: Click on the little printer icon in the middle near the top of the page (prints only the e-mail) Same principle applies to other web based e-mail, such as Yahoo. Woody ====================== silver9876@hotmail.com writes: Hi Can anyone please tell me how to print out a hot mail email without all my boxes printing on the left. TIA Gold

I am not understanding this. My computer was in the repair shop and I lost the above HTML editor for web pages. I did a new download, but now when I make a change in the file and save it, nothing happens. When I open the page, no changes have been made. Did I get a bad download? The 4.0 version is no longer supported so I can't ask questions there. I did download the new (5.4) version but don't understand how to use it. I guess I am used to the old version and like it. Thanks for suggestions.

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Thanks Courtney - it worked.  Bette --- On Sat, 17/10/09, senior-newbie-request@rootsweb.com <senior-newbie-request@rootsweb.com> wrote: Today's Topics:    1. Re: Failure using XvD loader (Courtney Tompkins) ------------------------------------------- to open device manager:   1.. Click Start, and then click Control Panel.   2.. Click Performance and Maintenance, and then click System. (or Open System if Performance and Maintenance is not listed)   3.. Click the Hardware tab, and then click Device Manager. Courtney sitnah@cox.net

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/isv/thread/5c7c99d2-83c7-4132-b574-3b703383b23b ------------------------------------------- to open device manager: 1.. Click Start, and then click Control Panel. 2.. Click Performance and Maintenance, and then click System. (or Open System if Performance and Maintenance is not listed) 3.. Click the Hardware tab, and then click Device Manager. Courtney sitnah@cox.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bette" <bettedeal123@btinternet.com> I got this message "A device, USB CF Reader is reporting "tv_ ConfigMgrErr19" in a System Diagnostics Report when trying to find why my system is so slow. What can I do - help please. Regards. Bette

I got this message "A device, USB CF Reader is reporting "tv_ ConfigMgrErr19" in a System Diagnostics Report when trying to find why my system is so slow.   What can I do - help please.   Regards. Bette

A senior moment on the SR-NEWBIE list .... :-) Woody ================= "Mary" <mlm2015@gmail.com> writes: Wer you able to get into and redeem any points? I can't get in to it anymore. Said my email in not a valid address.

Wer you able to get into and redeem any points? I can't get in to it anymore. Said my email in not a valid address.

Barry It happened once before when I was trying to uninstall microsoft office from the trial and I had to use reno to uninstall it. Now I am trying to install windows 2003 the word program and it starts to install and is almost done when I get the 1402 message. Thanks in advance Ema From: Barry <barry@yobunny.co.uk> Hello Ema, Sunday, October 4, 2009, 1:57:09 AM, you wrote: Eac> I have tried to install some updates and things and I keep Eac> getting 1402 error. This is a general error meaning that the update could not access a registry key that it needed to. As for fixing it the solution varies according to what you were actually updating that failed. Was it a Windows Update or a particular program that needed an update ? -- Best regards, Barry mailto:barry@yobunny.co.uk

Hello Ema, Sunday, October 4, 2009, 1:57:09 AM, you wrote: Eac> I have tried to install some updates and things and I keep Eac> getting 1402 error. This is a general error meaning that the update could not access a registry key that it needed to. As for fixing it the solution varies according to what you were actually updating that failed. Was it a Windows Update or a particular program that needed an update ? -- Best regards, Barry mailto:barry@yobunny.co.uk MicroSoft Free Zone running Ubuntu 9.04 'Jaunty'

I have tried to install some updates and things and I keep getting 1402 error. I have xp when I look in the net there is some kind of a fix for 2000 windows I can use any help Thanks Ema

Hello Vonda, Saturday, October 3, 2009, 2:38:30 PM, you wrote: Vac> Now if I could just figure out how to stop McShield.exe from Vac> running for 20 minutes each time I turn on the computer I would Vac> be a happy camper! There should be a setting in McAfee that tells it to scan on boot up and that can be turned off. Also check the settings for the regular scanning and if you want to do this manually then also turn that off or set to a less intrusive schedule like once a week. One thing that slows down virus scanning is not having enough RAM in the system so if you are running with 512Mb or less then consider an upgrade to 1Gb or more. Amazing what a difference it can make and it's the most cost-effective update you can do to a PC :-) -- Best regards, Barry mailto:barry@yobunny.co.uk MicroSoft Free Zone running Ubuntu 9.04 'Jaunty'

Hello Nancy, Saturday, October 3, 2009, 3:27:23 AM, you wrote: NT> Just thought of it in relation to my genealogy when the one from NZ NT> didn't work. If a home recorded CD doesn't work then the problem may be the way it's been recorded ( e.g. not closed off for reading on a PC other than the one it's been written on ), or damage to the CD ( scratches, fingerprints, or being left in a hot place / exposed light ), or the CD drive doesn't like the particular make of CD ( different dyes are used by different makes and the colour difference may make some drives fail to detect properly ), or the lens on the reading CD has a bit of dust on it ( a CD lens cleaner disc is often all that's needed to fix this one ). A few of the reasons why saving data to CD is being superceded by the use of USB flash drives. These are cheap enough to buy, save data on, and post to friends - who can always record stuff on them to post back of course :-) -- Best regards, Barry mailto:barry@yobunny.co.uk MicroSoft Free Zone running Ubuntu 9.04 'Jaunty'

Woody, That is exactly what I do however there are times when I'm expecting "important" email and I'm anxious to get on with it! If all efforts for a fix fail guess I must learn to be patient! Vonda In a message dated 10/3/2009 10:46:04 A.M. Central Daylight Time, WoodyWoodworth@aol.com writes: Vonda, If the computer insists on running its anti-virus program before getting serious about working, I'd just turn it on first thing and do something else for that 20 minutes. That's what I do with mine. First thing I do in the morning when I get up is turn on the computer, go off and drink my coffee and read the paper, and by then it's settled down and ready to go. Woody

Vonda, If the computer insists on running its anti-virus program before getting serious about working, I'd just turn it on first thing and do something else for that 20 minutes. That's what I do with mine. First thing I do in the morning when I get up is turn on the computer, go off and drink my coffee and read the paper, and by then it's settled down and ready to go. Woody ===================== VondaD@aol.com writes: Thanks Barry and Woody for your help. I am not using a laptop. Hibernate is not enabled but I have changed some of the other settings under Power Options and if that doesn't do the trick I will change the screen saver. Now if I could just figure out how to stop McShield.exe from running for 20 minutes each time I turn on the computer I would be a happy camper! Vonda =============================== WoodyWoodworth@aol.com writes: When my laptop goes into hibernate, it will not recover no matter which buttons I push and for how long. I have to unplug the laptop from power, remove the battery, reconnect all, and reboot. For some reason, my laptop will not let me change the power options to "do not hibernate". Other laptops have a hibernation recovery program, and will allow a change to "do not hibernate". For your laptop, if you want to avoid it going into hibernation, Go into Control Panel > Power Options Reset it so it does not go into hibernate. Woody ================== Hello Vonda, Friday, October 2, 2009, 5:05:06 PM, you wrote: Vac> The computer is on and working fine. I leave for a couple of Vac> hours and when I return the computer is still on but the monitor Vac> screen is blank. Neither moving the mouse and or anything else I Vac> do will make the monitor active again. Hitting the power button Vac> and rebooting is the only thing that works. barry@yobunny.co.uk writes: If it's going into sleep mode or hibernate then a single press of the power button ( i.e. not holding in until it forces a shut down ) should wake it up. You may also have a screen saver that's faulty so try changing to a different one to check that.

Thanks Barry and Woody for your help. I am not using a laptop. Hibernate is not enabled but I have changed some of the other settings under Power Options and if that doesn't do the trick I will change the screen saver. Now if I could just figure out how to stop McShield.exe from running for 20 minutes each time I turn on the computer I would be a happy camper! Vonda In a message dated 10/2/2009 8:27:20 P.M. Central Daylight Time, WoodyWoodworth@aol.com writes: When my laptop goes into hibernate, it will not recover no matter which buttons I push and for how long. I have to unplug the laptop from power, remove the battery, reconnect all, and reboot. For some reason, my laptop will not let me change the power options to "do not hibernate". Other laptops have a hibernation recovery program, and will allow a change to "do not hibernate". For your laptop, if you want to avoid it going into hibernation, Go into Control Panel > Power Options Reset it so it does not go into hibernate. Woody ================== Hello Vonda, Friday, October 2, 2009, 5:05:06 PM, you wrote: Vac> The computer is on and working fine. I leave for a couple of Vac> hours and when I return the computer is still on but the monitor Vac> screen is blank. Neither moving the mouse and or anything else I Vac> do will make the monitor active again. Hitting the power button Vac> and rebooting is the only thing that works. barry@yobunny.co.uk writes: If it's going into sleep mode or hibernate then a single press of the power button ( i.e. not holding in until it forces a shut down ) should wake it up. You may also have a screen saver that's faulty so try changing to a different one to check that. ********* Visit the threaded archives of this list: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/SENIOR-NEWBIE ********* ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to SENIOR-NEWBIE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Oh, I'm glad to know about the flash drives--new one for me, thanks! And I'm assuming photos will go on these too? Nancy

Hello Vonda, Friday, October 2, 2009, 5:05:06 PM, you wrote: Vac> The computer is on and working fine. I leave for a couple of Vac> hours and when I return the computer is still on but the monitor Vac> screen is blank. Neither moving the mouse and or anything else I Vac> do will make the monitor active again. Hitting the power button Vac> and rebooting is the only thing that works. If it's going into sleep mode or hibernate then a single press of the power button ( i.e. not holding in until it forces a shut down ) should wake it up. You may also have a screen saver that's faulty so try changing to a different one to check that. -- Best regards, Barry mailto:barry@yobunny.co.uk MicroSoft Free Zone running Ubuntu 9.04 'Jaunty'

Hello Bette, Friday, October 2, 2009, 2:55:40 PM, you wrote: B> I have given my old computer with XP to my sister and wonder if I B> could clean the hard drive of all my programmes without having to B> remove them all individually.   B> I also have the XP installation disc and was wondering whether if I B> put that in and run it, it might do the job for me. If you run the WinXP installation it will be able to wipe the HD clean of your programs / data but unless this is a manufacturer's recovery CD you'll then have to download / install all the hardware drivers for the PC. Depending on how many programs you need to remove it might be as easy to spend a few minutes in Add/Remove Programs than do a full restore back to factory conditions, especially if you then have to go looking for those hardware drivers ! -- Best regards, Barry mailto:barry@yobunny.co.uk MicroSoft Free Zone running Ubuntu 9.04 'Jaunty'

I haven't even tried to do it yet! but am working up to that. As well, I got a CD from a book from Canada that I have to unearth to see if it will work. Just thought of it in relation to my genealogy when the one from NZ didn't work. Nancy