I have a PC user on Windows XP with Outlook 2003. Sometimes when he receives
an attachment from one particular user who is using a MAC that contains a JPG
attachment, Windows printer & fax viewer cannot read the file - states that
no preview is found.

The Windows Task Manager shows me (among others) a process "rundll32.dll",
which is started in my user name (with 0% CPU consumption). After a certain
time (maybe between 5 minutes and 5 hours) this process is invoked "wakes up"
and consumes 99-100% CPU power. my laptop is quasi ...

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I read that XP 64bit doesn’t support hibernation with more than 4GB RAM but I
have Dell latitude D630 4GB RAM and I noticed hibernation tab is missing from
power management in control panel is there is a way to fix this?

Say I have two user accounts, for testing purposes, and would like to
copy / paste text from one user account to another.  Am I going to
have to just save the file into a directory readable by both users or
is there something else I can do?

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-- Can you please tell where on my computer that the things that I have gone
to in this program would be in Folders in my computer (places it stores all
of this on my computer).
Thank you and have a great day!!!

Please let me know the steps to create a virtual directory and to  give
//http/sales I did the following ways
1. I installed IIS
2.  Start, Administrative Tools, Services Manager. and  there I created a

We have something of a conundrum that we have been struggling with.  We have
two machines that are attached to projectors so that we can project network
status information up on our wall.  These machines run 24/7 and are
configured so that there is no screen saver and the monitor ...

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I am running WinXP Home with SP2 (or maybe SP3) on a laptop, and I
would like to know if it is possible to bring up the "View Available
Wireless Networks" window from the command prompt or a batch file. I
have unsuccessfully tried using Process Explorer, File Monitor, and

sorry for the multiple post group. . don't know how that happened. . gene

the "dropdown" window has "eject" which works but does not change to "load"
in order to close . . .is there a way to "fix" this??   thanks for any info.
. .Gene
ps. . the open/close button on the pc works fine