Another BT engineer booked for tommorow afternoon.

hi, i have yet another engineer visit booked for tommorow afternoon, the combination of cold weather and the heavy winds weve been having have stirred up the intermitent fault that i have.One can only hope the engineer will discover the fault this time. I still have a kind of popping/static noise on my phone line also there is a kind of phone ringing noise but in static, the only problem is that its not constant and therefore theres more than a 90% chance that the engineer wont here it. We will see.

So , the ngineers been out, these were the worse pair of idiots ive ever seen lol,first, they didnt know what my faceplate was and told me i wasnt filtered, after arguing that the faceplate is the filter, they ran tests, never checked for the noise on my phone, cut out my cat6 cabling and replaced it with standard telephone cable, and swapped the drop wires round, only thing they succeeded in doing is making the upload speed worse, no change in anything else.Im having know more engineers.Im just waiting for fibre now, thats when the fun will really start because when i sync at 13meg or more i have no throughput.

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Is there a way that their email addresses do not get added too mine.. is there a setting where we can set it up so each one has there emails being added to their own addy book.. At the moment there emails are being added too mine... this problem will be ongoing fpr a period of time....
Thank you in advance. :)

''re: At this time I am sharing this computer with one other person .''
Usually, when people share a computer, each user has their own User Account which they logon using a password.
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http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile_Manager
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click on OK
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Addon 'MorefunctionforAddressBook':
* https://nic-nac-project.org/~kaosmos/morecols-en.html
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Use of Official Document number in VAT Books for Italy

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Many thanks in advance for your help.

Hello All,
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4. I have Assign the Number ranges to Document Class.
5. In order to transfer the ODN from Billing docs to Accounting docs I have entered the Document Type "RV" at Billing Document Type level.
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I just purchased Creative Suite CS4 sometime ago and I've been having a great time learning each one of the programs. I've purchased the CS4 Classroom in a Book for many of them, but I can't find one for SB CS4. I see there is a SB CS3 Classroom in a Book. Would that edition suffice with even the content in the dvd that comes with the book?
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alanstall wrote:
Also if I do basics in iWeb can I then take that code an modify / enhance in another web design program.
The vast majority of 'code'/features you'd use completely differently in another program or with another system. It's not really transferable knowledge, though you might pick up a couple of things. But if you've already learned HTML I'm sure you'll have no problems.
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Good troubleshooting book for tiger

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thx

Hi! Dr. Smoke is one of the "masters" and is revered by all one these boards. It's a good book to have around in that time of trouble especially if you don't have another computer that you can use for research on a problem. Also one of the best ways to learn is by reading the posts and especially solved ones. You'll soon pick up on the best "experts" and you'll always find yourself reading anything they post! Tom
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Good Luck.

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You can do it, but it requires breaking the law. You have to strip the DRM protection from the eBooks purchased elsewhere, then use a programme to convert the B&N eBook into an ePub (which is what Apple uses). It is extremely complicated, and not for the faint of heart -- plus, you have to scour around the internet for the programme.
But it can be done.
BTW, with all due respect, you haven't thought out your gripe correctly. I'm talking of the part of your post above, where you intimate that you should be able to read books purchased at one site, on an Apple device, which has its own store.
If you went to Barnes & Noble and bought a book, but then lost it, and your only option was to buy it at another bookstore, would you tell them, "I want to take this book home, because I already bought it at another bookstore"? Of course not. Your purchase rights begin and end with the particular item you bought, once.

Book for Studio 8

I seem to learn best from books, and I'm looking for the best
book to teach the applications in Macromedia Studio 8. I've never
done websites before (my experience is limited to print design with
Creative Suite), and I'm working on a Mac.
Any reviews would be appreciated. My default choice at this
point is "Macromedia Studio 8: Training from the Source".
Thanks.

cameron derksen wrote:
> I am definitely looking for something basic, but I
appreciate you comment about
> getting books for specific apps. What are your thoughts
on the "Training from
> the Source" books on specific applications?
>
>
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posted by: Newsgroup
> User
> >> Macromedia Studio 8: Training from the Source
>
> These "Training from the Source" books tend to very
basic, which may be what
> you want. But you would almost certainly need another
more in depth book to
> complement it. What you get with these books is not much
more than you get
> with the help files.
>
> My other comment would be to steer clear of " Macromedia
Studio 8: Training
> from the Source" as it tries to cover too many diferent
subjects to be very
> good at any of them - best to get specific books on each
application. Its
> reads more like a training manual than an actual book -
very little depth.
>
>
> "cameron derksen" <[email protected]>
wrote in message
> news:e4bekm$45p$[email protected]..
> > I seem to learn best from books, and I'm looking
for the best book to
> teach the
> > applications in Macromedia Studio 8. I've never
done websites before (my
> > experience is limited to print design with Creative
Suite), and I'm
> working on
> > a Mac.
> >
> > Any reviews would be appreciated. My default choice
at this point is
> > "Macromedia Studio 8: Training from the Source".
Thanks.
> >
>
>
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and a css
book. A frequently mentioned favorite for the former:
HTML for the World Wide Web by Elizabeth Castro.
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CSS, but I
love my Molly Holzschlag more!
Bonnie in California
kroko at
pixelplum dot com
http://www.theanimalrescuesite.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/CTDSites.woa

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and
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