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MICHIGAN INTERNET JOBS
comments to modules Changed SATHER_COMMANDS to SATHER_LIBRARY Changes to Makefile, smaller and faster installation Added load ratio to container classes Added checks for snowballing to hashing container classes Improved hash functions Added is_nil under $NIL, updated libraries Updates to Contrib/schnetter (Erik

SP2
... Windows Update Catalog http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=323166 MowGreen *-343-* Never Forgotten sandy giambra wrote: Since I have only dial up connection, can I get the Microsoft updates in disc form for faster installation. Large files to download take a long time and many times I loose my phone connection.

Using Ghost without breaching license agreement
Rod Speed <rod_sp...@yahoo.com> wrote Pity they were stupid enough to install MDS in heaps of places where it had no advantage and then replaced that with the satellite service instead, stupid. MDS is a faster installation and is cheaper for Austar (equipment wise) Pity it aint cheaper if its replaced by satellite

copying windows install from cd to hd
Should I put a basic install on a zip w/ no drivers. to do the copying? Please help. Thanks! How about a straight Copy [CD Drive Letter]:\*.* C:\*.* I've used a varient on that to copy the contents of my Win 98 Upgrade Install CD to a logical drive on my HD for faster installation. Unlike Xcopy and Xcopy32 the

BMW alarm system vs. Viper system
None of the Win98 installation files have long filenames, so that should not be a problem. Interlink doesn't allow access to CD-ROM, so copy the Win98 folder from the CD to the desktop's hard drive before you start. Get a PARALLEL laplink cable (MUCH faster than serial), and connect the printer ports together with

Pipex Solo - Legal?
Also, in Win95, has anyone tried to associate the *.prc file extension with the Pilot Install App Tool. Would this (or does this) allow for faster installation management. I got a tool called (pinstall?) from Pilotgear that associated itself with .prc files, a double-click on a prc file does the wholeinstallation

Help
I booted the computer from a boot floppy with the new kernel and the driver worked, but I need a faster installation procedure because I've a lot of machine to prepare that have the same hardware. I thought to prepare a new installation CD with the new kernel. So I downloaded the last debian installation CD image

Manufactured Stone
8. I want to be able to go to my local computer store and ask for an OS/2-related advise and get a reasonable answer. 9. I want to see OS/2 software being sold in such stores as WIZ, Radio Shack, Software Etc. 10. Close button like in Windows 95 11. Faster swapping. 12. No stupid traps. 13. Faster installation. 14.

critical down loads
oh, better yet, make two versions, one with files packed and another with files unpacked. the packed one targets at customers wanting to buy 20 diskettes. the unpacked one targets at power users who's constantly in need of disks and offers faster installation since there's no file to unpack. anyways, people will be

Can an Inspiron 3800 run Windows 2000 or not?
Chuck Hancock DMD cd...@bellsouth.net alt comp sys palmtops pilot Does the system version # in the Mem App give the exact version including any updates? Also, in Win95, has anyone tried to associate the *.prc file extension with the Pilot Install App Tool. Would this (or does this) allow for faster installation

Palm OS Version Number?
Much faster installation and the disks are always present if you ever need to reinstall. Cut's your re-install down by half if you don't have the CD-ROM version. You may, however, wish to look into IBM OS/2 Warp Connect; solid, steady as a rock, and none of the problems of 95. Bandid While I hate to even start this

VPN over ADSL or Cable
The Commodore 64 has a 16 character limit, the Apple Macintosh has a 256? limit. So why oh why should OS/2 be stuck with 8.3 for diskettes. It would be easier to store my saved e-mail with *meaningful* names. Are you listening IBM? 2. Easier & faster installation of the Base OS/2 Operating System and MMPM/2. 3.

mediaone two-way service & linux
$125 for installation) - faster installation time (5-6 days vs. 4-6 weeks) - 30 day money-back guarantee If anyone has any opinions about this, please let me know. Thanks -Kevin -- Kevin Cheek <kch...@umich.edu> University of Michigan, Department of Internal Medicine Division of Medical Genetics.

Problem with Debian installation
I do that to avoid using the CD when having to install other drivers, etc. Yes, I have been doing that always; Two partitions in my HD and copy entire CD onto D: No need to worry about CDRom driver etc if C: needs formatting. Much faster installation from HD then CD anyway.

Got suggestions for Merlin? IBM wants 'em!
Cable is about 3-5 times the speeds I was getting on DSL, better uptime, faster service when it does crap out, faster installation, tech support folks that can at least find the guy in thier office with a clue, and still come in ~$15 cheaper than the lowest-grade residential ADSL round here. On a side note,

Austar cuts its losses
Dasterdly Deeds wrote: Well I read that the benefits are smoother playback, faster installation of programs from CD, and faster performance programs that use CD's during gameplay. Eric Lizotte wrote in message <361156FF.4D6A2...@dpro.com>... The one thing that it can do during movies is possibly fast forward

programs causing high cpu usage
It runs fine under Win '95. Sometimes slower than I would have thought but fine nonetheless (caveat: I'm doing App Devpt with AF, not number crunching). I did not bother to call SI with this one because of my solution (which was a faster installation anyway) and because I expect to have the 6.11 release soon.

Crappy Shingles????
This is generally a faster installation solution. Programs like WinImage, WinISO, etc can create an ISO image of your cd-roms. I will look into this ... IF ... The 3 Programs I subscribe to: (1) Action Pack; (2) MSDN Universal; & (3) TechNet+ do not have suitable Media. I have only looked at Action Pack & MSDN

Crappy Shingles????
Less potential for user error during install resulting in lower support costs. Faster installation resulting in more satisfied customers and less lost productivity. I guess I am just a whiner... I whine at Bell charging extra for touch tone service when it costs them less to provide... PS.

install IE4 from new MSN cd
According to Sharp, in addition to its design flexibility, DEK-CAP offers: o pre formed profile shape for faster installation; o clearly marked fastening locations for more accurate installation; o dual underside ridges for maximum sealing protection; o excellent resistance to ozone, ultra violet light and extreme