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Hi, Carey.
I work at a small private christian school where I am responsible for our website. Last Tuesday, I changed a page. When I got back to work on Thursday, the My Webs folder that is usually in My Documents was completely gone – along with my website files. I thought someone might have deleted it by mistake, but it was not in the recycle bin. I know I did not delete it. How could it just “disappear” without a trace? Is there a way to put it back?
Hi There,
I hope you can help me. Anytime I get a box on my screen asking if I would like Windows to remember the password for whatever I am dealing with and I click yes it never does, whether this is for my e-bay account or anything at all. Also if I am in e-bay and I have typed in a product to search for then surely the next time I type the same thing in the word should be finished for me, but it’s not! I believe that this problem occurred when I downloaded a new connection kit for freeserve last year. I am no longer with freeserve however.
Thank you very much
P. G.
I’m writing this article assuming you’re running Windows XP on your computer. Even if you are not, you can use this article to setup these three on almost all basic Windows flavors.
In this example we will see how to use the ErrorProvider control in Windows forms to provide validations in Windows Forms and display user-friendly error messages to the user if the validation fails.
Hello, I booted up my PC this morning and received an interesting little greeting that reads as follows: "Windows logon UI has encountered a problem and needed to close". It gave me the option to send a report to MS, which I selected to do so.
The error continues to return immediately regardless of whatever selection I make. Other than having to move the annoying message box, the error doesn’t appear to have hindered my ability to use my PC….. but how do I fix the problem? What is a Logon UI?
Popup windows were the rage for years but are fast becoming extinct as popup blocker software franticly tries to eliminate this overly abused feature. It’s sad to think that a useful web feature that was utilized by millions of websites over the years for all the right reasons will someday be history. But that’s the web!
This article will provide a beginning overview of the DNS service provided by Windows 2000 server and how it interacts in Windows XP Professional environments.
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In this example, we will create a windows form application to demonstrate the transfer of data between a windows form and a dialog box displayed from the windows form.
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