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Dvorak is consistantly good, IMO. I don't agree with everything he says, but usually about 95%.

Think again... http://www.infoworld.com/articles/tc/xml/01/10/29/011029tcwinxp.xml

Most of 'em here do.

I think that was Osborne HS, just north of the city. And yes, it turned out to be stomach flu. A little puking, nothing worse.

Yeah, the updates were really irregular for awhile, due to an issue at Stanford. Should be straightened out by now.

Mmmmmm-K. Any particular reason?

Sacn it before you install it. I d/l'd a version once that carried magistr. Hopefully they've addressed it by now, but be careful.

If we fail to take a lesson from the Gulf War, then we are, indeed, in for repeated attacks of the type carried out on 9/11. We failed to complete the mission in 91. We left the Iraqi leadership in place. Bush handed our balls to the UN, and now it looks like we may be paying a price. Iraq...

Yeah, they're easy to get. I think I've still got 1.5 sheets of Athlon stickers, and 5-6 individual K6-2 stickers.

Actually, they did work together to finish those 2 incomplete Lennon songs included in the Anthology album. And Ringo's done several things with Paul, including the ill-fated "Give my Regards to Broad Street" movie. But not George. :shrug: Thanks for the link, S4. I enjoyed it.

Yup. Dead NIC. Unfortuantely, not uncommon for a power outage. Replce the little darling, and try again. Hey, at least they're cheap.

Hmm. If the NIC is pinging, it should be OK. Go to the host computer and click Start/Run. Type winipcfg and hit enter. Make sure the internal NIC is selected, and wrtie doen the IP address for it. Then go to the guest. Open a DOS window and type "ping xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx" where the X's...

So, when you go into Control Panel/Networking, and you highlight TCP/IP for the NIC, and click properties, what does it say on each machine? Are they set to obtain IP addresses automatically, or is it typed in there? If typed, the first 3 sets of numbers have to match, the last has to be...