Recent content by MattTheTech

acemcmac: Thanks for the reply, but did you read my actual post? :) I am looking for one that matches my specifications - which none of the ones by Caselogic do, unless I missed one when I searched there earlier today.

Looking for a new CD wallet seems easy enough - there are a lot of different ones out there. The problem is that I want one which will hold my Palm (TX), as well as other small items (USB drives, pens, business cards, etc..). I do not want just a single inside pocket like most have - things...

Oh ok, Well I will send you my email in a PM right now. If you do not receive it, let me know.

I have a TX. Send me a PM with the FTP login info. :)

If that was my computer... the chick would of really hit the fan! :D

Well I went through and bought a combo.. not the first ones I mentioned though.. I updated my first post above. Any thoughts? :)

I eventually will add more RAM. Probably after a new board though. The main reason I had not upgraded it yet was because I (having only 2 slots in that A-Bit) would have to buy 2 new 1 gig sticks to keep it dual channel. But I can always worry about that after the new board. I do have a SATA...

Many times PC133 will work fine at the lower speed. It will not hurt to at least try anyway.

I currently have an Athlon XP 2500+ (Barton) running on an A-Bit NF7-S (rev 2), with a pair of 512mb sticks of PC3500 (running dual channel). I am considering moving up to an Athlon XP, and from a bit of looking around, and a friend's recommendation, the Athlon 64 3000+ (socket 754 Newcastle)...

I recently purchased a replacement bios for a board I was having a problem with. I was first going to use the bios hot-swap method but I did not have access to the same exact board to copy the bios from. It made me wonder, If I get a bios flash program that does not do any checking (to make...

I have several computers on a LAN that are used for business purposes, and a few machines for public usage (just the internet). All of the machines are Windows XP, so they are able to browse the network for shares no matter what the workgroup name is. I am trying to figure out a nice simple...

Well I allready have the copy of Server 2003 Standard :) The built-in mail server should work nicely for my needs. The only other 'feature' I need to figure out is the best way for people to access files on a share from anywhere on the internet.

Yes I do, but I'm working on it :) Well I was under the impression that the built in mail server was completely internal, and that users could only check it if they were connected to the server through the domain. If that is the case, it is a 'full fledged' mail server (linked to an isp), so...

I have been experimenting with Server 2003, and reading as much as I can about it, but I am getting some vague answers to this question: Can terminal server be used in Server 2003, to allow users from anywhere on the internet (employees out of the office.. travelling etc...) to check their mail...

it might also work if you simply create a link to the file on their machine.. giving it the network path to the file.. like : \\servername\sharename\file.mdb (its worth a shot if you dont want to have to map a drive.. might not work though for several reasons)