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@minim wrote:
whover killed or abducted her, the fact remains that a very small child is still missing and is very likely dead. If her parents were involved in her death, they have the rest of their lives to suffer the consequences.
I will wait until all the evidence is in the public domain before I judge.
If it was only a matter of conscience to deal with, half of you on these board’s would be in my freezer :twisted:
DOA’s suggestion would be a costly mistake i feel also.[/b] (suprised he hasnt suggested it’s a virus yet lol), Did you try what i suggested earlier? did you notice any difference at all when disabling the encrypt communication?
The only thing i can say for sure is, the more im reading up, the more i see people having problems with office 2007 and nobody appears to have a quick fix solution. Only things people are saying it the .PST seem to be whats draining the life out the system as they are using up so much of the systems resources on xp, but people are saying it’s fine on Vista and no such issues. My head hurts from reading page after page on site after site of the same issue. Many people have just given up and gone back to 2003, good luck! lol.
Just read a bit in the paper that i havent heard before (maybe you lot have) that the police and now focusing on a half hour the parents cannot make up for. They say they went for a meal at 8.30pm, but it is reported they didnt turn up till 9pm and they have no excuse for this missing half hour, and the police say it gives the parents a window to do away with maddie.
After a quick scoot around various forums, many people are reporting the same issue as PB, and are also rather baffled as to why.
There system’s are more than capable of dealing with Office, but nobody seems to be able to put there finger on exactly why this is happening :evil:I would suggest finding maddie’s blood in the car would be a indication something isnt to well, but also i guess it could be there from a totally innocent reason, altho im sure the police would maybe have some kind of idea how long that blood had been there and go from there. THEY DID IT DAMN IT, JUST ACCEPT IT FOLKS :twisted:
@sunshine1 wrote:
pmsllll lucky hun scroll back a few pages and youll see im the perfect angel, not my fault ppl want to get to know evil sunny lol
decided last night anita dumbass should be steamroller with heshe toilet attached, tht way she can go to heaven and for a dump and feel releaved and peacefull at the same time
If you could be anything in the next life if there is one what would u be?
Get over me b!tch, you still going on about me :roll:
I would come back as a d!ldo and show u how to go fck yaself again. :wink:
England manager, Steve mc claren or Sven?
God damn, dont you realise we all have very busy lives, we dont have time to read all that :lol:
Your system spec certainly does not appear to be the issue here.
Applications can at times seem to use up large amount of resources for no apparant reason.
I would say Office 2007 would be a little more demanding than 2003, but nothing you should really be noticing to the degree you are.Can you check your exchange account settings and see if enycrypt communication between Outlook and Exchange option is checked. if it is, try unchecking this, restart office and re-ticking it, i do recall someone mentioning this to me and they noticed a vast improvement in office’s response.
Personally i use Office XP, and see no need to change it anytime soon, if it aint broke, dont fix it 8)
@johnboy25 wrote:
Know the feeling PB! Thing I don’t get is that according to Microsoft website, SP1 is no longer supported which is why, I’m guessing, I’m having these issues.
So what in the name of donald duck were they thinking when they reccomended that I uninstall SP2 when they can’t even tell me how to reinstall it?!
That’s microsoft for you :twisted:
But look on the brightside, atleast you now have some spares when you get a new computer, think of all the jumpers on that board mmmmm.
@forumhostpb wrote:
Yes I know sometimes the serial number info is utterly useless – but it is fascinating how some of them are burnt into the software side of the hardware (eh???) and Aida picks it up. It is especially useful if you want to benchmark your system and log the make, model and serial number of the peripherals.
BTW – are you sure your setting “Wake-up Type” = ”Modem Ring” is correct??? I thought that was the equivalent of ”wake up on LAN”.
Wouldn’t it be better to disable this so that the computer only wakes up when you give it a command and not when it receives an incoming signal from your Modem??????
I’m not sure i want to see the benchmark of my computer, i might cry!
BTW – are you sure your setting “Wake-up Type” = ”Modem Ring” is correct??? I thought that was the equivalent of ”wake up on LAN”.
I know, im just to lazy to change it, as with many such settings, i spend a great deal of time building, upgrading, repairing, trouble shooting other people systems, but when it comes to my own, i just cannot be botherd lol. Mike meyers would be pulling his hair (what little he has)out at me and beating me with the old golden bible.
