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set your XP C drive to be open to network connections for anyone ( it will default to only people on your network) and anyone including 98 can see and use the drive. Actually, that is a very bad idea. Suppose a hacker broke into the network, that person can install whatever programs he/she wants then set computer to start it at boot

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yeah cross cable is not that common. It's simplier to grab a router, 3 wires, and connect 2 computers to router, and connect the dsl modem. Anyway, the minium drivers needed to set a local network is: Client for microsoft networks File and printer sharing for microsoft networks Tcp/Ip Then you should set one folder to be shared on both computers, preferiable a empty folder you can use to send files or make files aviliable to other computer. Ma

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I have only recently returned to this community, and im tired of your non-stop bashing of microsoft adready. IMHO, microsoft really does know what most people want, and I'm one of happier customers. While I hope microsoft never becomes a monopoly ( never good, that ), microsoft is a really big company for a reason. They got a good biz sense and really do try to do what customers want. Sure, microsoft has flaws. you, me and everyone else has flaws. anything ran by people is flawed too, t

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wow nifty idea! However, i uses and loves program called CLCL ( yes, odd name ) as clip cache. amazing clip cache that saves pictures, text, and even copied files! ie: you want to paste same files at 3 directories? no problem!

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Heh 6 armed wall moderator could be useful Some people just couldn't accept criticism. All communities have such problems as this. I'll be happy when all comments is either A: Good comment, even better when detailed, B: Criticism thats detailed. As always theres always people that want to take down a

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Hmm I got a idea... how about force-lowering all pictures on site to 256 colors? Maybe also insert a banner about unregistered users not having a full color ( tru colors ) pictures? It could mean some bandwidth savings from unregistered users? I still think 10 mb per month limit on non registered is good idea, it will still block "hit and run" massive downloading, someone is right on just creating new account and downloading more, and 250 mb is quite large even as lifetime limi

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Sorry if you think this is a complant, but my recent upload disappeared from "my skins" list, and there was no email, is there normally a reject email like a approval email?

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i remember a new videoconferencing camera and software that allows people to move viruial 3d objects such as cube, ball, whatever. i can't remember what the name for it however it will need massive bandwidth however.

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