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Question: Endpoint for lines when drawing in 'Word' When drawing in Word or other MS applications I can never get the lines I draw to start and finish exactly where I want them to. -- Alex Ward award@acroransp.net 15 Oct 2006 (Ref:1222)
Answer: Press down the Alt key when drawing and this will temporarily diasable the settings for the grid -- Eddie Lamb London
Question Punctuation Symbol: what is the name of the strange symbol in the Microsoft 'Word' Formatting Toolbar? It is the one that reveals hidden punctuation and appears at the paragraph break points. pclark@msnez.net 16 September 2006 (Ref:1223)
Answer: The symbol is called a Pilcrow. -- Eddie Lamb London
Question: Clipboard Viewer in XP. What has happened to the clipboard viewer program on Windows XP, is it still there and can I find it in the programs folder? andy ap2202@gosforge.com, 07 Oct 2005 (Ref:1161)
Answer: Where's the Clipboard Viewer in Windows XP? It is called cilpbrd.exe and it is a useful utility if you wish to know or manipulate what is on your clipboard. It is to be found in the Windows folder on the C drive.
Open Windows folder and double-click on the System32 folder. (You may get a warning that the files are critical but go ahead anyway) Double-click in the file clipboard.exe and it should run.
If you wish to make it easily available then you can drag the file on to your Start button, it will then be available for use when you open your Start menu. Regards - David Edmunds 07 Oct 2005
Answer: POP UP MESSAGES Getting rid of them is quite a simple procedure, you will have to disable the messenger service or "net send" function (Not MSN Messenger). The following instructions apply to both XP Home and XP Professional:
Click Start > Run and type "services.msc" (no quotes) in the Open: line and click OK -- In the right pane, scroll down to Messenger. -- Double click Messenger and click the General tab. --
Under Service Status: click the Stop button. -- In the Startup Type: drop down box, select Disable. -- Click Apply and OK.The pop ups will soon stop after you do this -- Essie Edmunds essie2000@nospam.com
Question: Will Linux be killed off by the SCP litigation. Everyone should go over to the operating system to keep it alive. I believe that there are systems that fit on a floppy and some that can be run direct from a CD. Anyone out there can direct me to free sources. Thanks res2p@qznaz.com 16th March 2004 (Ref:0899)
Question: Monitor problems. When I turn on the computer, the screen is smaller than normal - has black edges and is shaking. I have to shut down again and re-start. What is happening? -- Archie & Dawn Waquan" wahpun@telusplanet.net 6 Jul 2002
Question: Computers. Hello........How do I format a 3 1/2 floppy disc. FF "Frank Freedman" frankf@netrover.com
Question: E-mail alert light At some point in time, it flashed on my screen that my e-mail light was set for 6a.m. I would like a tip on how to change the time from 6 a.m. to whatever. Does anyone know how to do this? judygm@webtv.net (judy) (Ref:0656)
Question: Some computer help please? I have two questions. 1) Can someone access my home pc and see copies of all emails without my knowing? If so, how can I stop this? 2) I have both Outlook and Outlook Express. I can't find the answer to this one in the help file. How do you generate an automatic response to incoming emails? Is it a separate programme? Do I need to be connected to the net to be able to do it? Thanks -- Kirsty organiser@paradise.net.nz
Question: Netscape trash folder I dump old letters (E-mail) into the trash folder. When trying to recover a trashed E-mail I click on the trash folder and a message appears on the screen to say it is an invalid request, or something like it and the computer will close down. In reviewing the problem it says an invalid page fault in module Netscape.exe at 018F: 0056F8aa CAN ANYONE HELP ME FIX THIS PROBLEM? -- Tom Wallis twallis@pei.eastlink.ca Date: Sat, 6 Jul 2002 14:36 EST.
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