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HELP!

HELP!

What's happening!?

OK, I know this is a shot in the dark, 'cause there are a million reasons for these things happening, but I was hoping there was some PC guru out there who might have an idea... These things have happened to my computer in the last few weeks, one by one...

-CorelDRAW 9 no longer opens. I've tried reinstalling. It starts to load, then just quits.

-when rightclicking on a picture file, and saying open with Paintshop Pro 6.. it says "Windows cannot locate the file..." However PSP6 opens, and the files can be opened from there... and all files can still be viewed with Windows picture and fax viewer. This same thing occurs with CorelDRAW files.

-When going to Control panel, accounts page... only a blank white window opens with the back and forward arrows in the corner... no account info appears... same thing happens if I click my icon on the start menu.

-Windows Media Player 10 will not run... says "Internal Application Error"

-HP Scanner program will not open... similar to CorelDRAW 9, it starts to load, then just quits.


I always have virus protection running and a firewall. And I've done these things... Virus scan, defrag, ran a cleanup program, reinstalled HP scanner software and CorelDRAW 9, nothing has changed.

PLEASE DON'T TELL ME I NEED TO REINSTALL WINDOWS...
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Reply #51 Top
good luck with that waiting business


thanks, unfortunately I had to leave for work & had to log out (@61%!) so's me other half could use the puter - but at least I have leechget!

betcha the disk is in the mailbox when I get home.

Hope you get yours worked out!
Reply #52 Top
patients


hmm. Surprised I beat Jafo. P-a-t-i-e-n-c-e
Reply #53 Top
maybe it's a pun. I've been 'doctoring' my computer, no?
Reply #54 Top
hmm. Surprised I beat Jafo. P-a-t-i-e-n-c-e


Yeah, yeah, yeah... this ain't spelling class!
Reply #55 Top
maybe it's a pun. I've been 'doctoring' my computer, no?


ok, I'll buy that. At least the price is right.
Reply #56 Top
eah, yeah, yeah... this ain't spelling class


"ain't", if it is to be used at all, should be used as a contraction for "am not"
Reply #57 Top
should be used as a contraction for "am not"


hmmm... "The old gray mare, she am not what she used to be''... jest dunt floe
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Reply #59 Top
Bichur, you any closer to 100% yet?
Reply #60 Top
just got home - just started resume download at 19:00:00
starting point 61% oops let's call it 62% just rolled as I was typing - musta been close

I was really really really really really really really counting on USPS.
Reply #61 Top
So your phone co. doesn't affer DSL?
Reply #62 Top
Can somebody just fax it to me?

please?
Reply #63 Top
So your phone co. doesn't affer DSL?

You're no longer laughing with me, huh?
Reply #64 Top
rural dial-up - sbc put in the lines - no dsl in the plans yet
i am looking into satellite
Reply #65 Top

"ain't", if it is to be used at all, should be used as a contraction for "am not"

I think you ain't right there....

He ain't ever gonna convince me otherwise....

Stick "am not" into those and you ain't gonna quibble no more..... Spell checker

As for 'beating me to it'....sleep happens rarely....

Reply #66 Top
well.... morning Jafo
Reply #67 Top
wikipedia: Ain't is a contraction originally for "am not", but now typically meaning "is not", "am not", or "are not". The word is a perennial problem in English usage.

These times, they are a changin' SD (i still have ruler marks to prove you used to be right)
Reply #68 Top

You're no longer laughing with me, huh?


Naw, I sympathize. Not that that does you any good right now.

Do you have an IT dept, where you work? They should have a copy around somewhere.
Reply #69 Top
I work for U.N.C.L.E.- pretty much all that kinda stuff is pushed out to us from Tenn. - gave the link to our functional coord - hopefully he won't forget me
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ain't. early assimilation of amn't, contr. of am not; later confused with a'nt (are not), i'nt (is not), ha'nt (has not, have not) [colloq.] am not: also a dialectal or substandard contraction for is not, are not, has not, and have not: ain't was formerly standard for am not and is still sometimes defended as a useful contracion for am not in questions (I'm going too, ain't I?)

-Webster

I ain't giving in.
Reply #71 Top
Of course, my edition of Webster's is 1982. Seems like yesterday, but I guess it's 23 years old.
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I have socks older than 23....
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*sniff*
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