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alright.. few things to check.. how is the second router connected? If the cable it plugged into the WAN port then move it to port one.. I would also start with the second router disconnected just to make sure that you can even get intenet on the first set of computers..

Not a problem.. log on to the router.. http://192.168.0.1 you will be prompted for a password.. if you have not set one click on the username and enter admin.. then click ok.. there is no password on this model.. on the main page to the left on the very bottom you will see dhcp.. click it.. the page will refresh.. very top.. it says DHCP server.. disable that click apply.. then you should be set to go.. I would power cycle the system, removing the power cords for a min or so, just to make sure that the setting stick..

if you could take a screen shot that would be really helpful.. looks like a memory error of some sort.. might want to scan with an adware program and a virus scan in safe mode..

no it is an ip conflict.. disable DHCP on the second router.. that should take care of your problem..

doesnt keep formatting but it does work..

I dont know... i dont think you can do it from the suite.. there might be a third party program out there that will allow you to do it..

yeah I think that is how it works for the current versions.. I have yet to play with the beta of 07... I am sure there is a pre load some where.. like explorer or something else..

yeah.. if you dont have professional, the ability to create .pdf files, then I dont think you really need it..

It is funny and not at the same time.. it is funny because it happened to MS.. not funny because property was damaged..

if you have adobe professional you need it because it controls the print queue.. MS office starts to check for updates i believe and launch in IE for web browsing..

yup not a problem..

Their routers dont allow IMCP traffic through I guess.. whitehouse.gov does the same thing.. just a security measure to prevent some DoS attacks..

hit f12 for a browser preview.. it will launch and give you a the view in the preview..

hahaha.. that is cool.. btw sandra sisoft will id just about any motherboard and give you a printout of any card installed also.. nice little piece of software.. http://www.sisoftware.net/

there might be a snapshot on one of those web cache sites.. i am sure microsoft is crawled all of the time.

post some screen shot of what you want.. 99% is done css try.. border: 1px #091c5a solid; as part of your layer.. You can also do border-right-width:1px; and top, bottom, and left.. as far as the spacing goes.. are you typing in the editor or the WYSIWYG part. if you are in WYSIWYG I believe inserts a paragraph tag around the text.. so if you want to just do a line break go into the editor and <br /> at the end of the line instead of <p></p>

I know it will work on a SAN device.. I have never really tried on a consumer level card/motherboard.. as long as the stripes are ok there shouldnt be any harm in it..

Are you logged in as an administrator that would be the first thing to check.. are any of the "short cuts" working? like services.msc?

You shouldnt need to do anything.. just make sure you have an IP address on the computer.. start -> run type cmd press enter -> type ipconfig /all press enter.

sounds like a spyware issue.. do a scan then you might want to see if your NIC has newer drivers.. ethernet should be pretty stable to all of the computers.. I am not sure what this "cd" does.. I have never used their configuration cds in the past.. however, you stil should be able to access 192.168.1.1.. You might also want to do a reset, holding the reset button on the back of the router with a paperclip or pin..

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=314056 that is what it does... how much is a lot of memory?

it was.. MS caught it..

6'3 185..

hahaha.. yeah wifi support is a little lacking at this point.. and most manufactures only really support redhat if any distros at all.. however, due to open source it is getting better..

There is a minimum order quaity/price.. atleast there was when I check the last time.. As far as loss.. I have seen between 5-10dbi of signal loss per 100 ft.. I would look for a high quality cable...