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Yes it has finally happened...Google is going into the printing business...they are going to print the entire web search results. Here is the link: http://print.google.com/print/faq.html Coming to a book store near you... youneveknow PS Just Kidding here is the spoof news link: http://www.bbspot.com/News/2004/03/google_print.html

I feel for your loss..... youneverknow............

hatmaker, I have no idea how google images are searched and indexed. But if I were you I would go to ASK GOOGLE at their google answers web site. You will have to Pay $2 us dollars and sign up and maybe one of their 500 researchers could help with your question. If you do go there I would put it in the Miscelleous categoryas it seems to get more traffic. Here is the google link: http://answers.google.com/answers/main good luck and if you do find out could you post it here in the forum? Thanks youneverknowi

K...on #3 I think it is proprietary information...however if you go to here; http://www.tchstatus.com/web-hosting-servers.html and check out some of the servers you can see for yourself that the loads on most of the servers is EXTREMELY low. That information is probably not given to you with the other host you are considering...tell me if I'm wrong....but... youneverknow PS: are the "others" using Xeon Quad processors?

I regurally loose my Intelemouse (optical) settings...I have it set up that the Scroll button will CLOSE the window but XP Pro sometimes looses the setting and defaults to the Auto scroll feature. I go into mouse settings and the Close window is selected and then I close it a gain and all is well for the next couple of days....just a little inconvienent...but youneverknow

I think it might be disabled somehow because it requires YOU to check the entries that it finds so that "good" finds are not automatically deleted...but youneverknow

Raul. Do you have Java enabled? I think I read that it is required for it to work but... youneverknow

I just went to the link and found my answers....yea that is pretty cool! youneveknow

Just curious...why would one want a Spell checker in a browser? To see mispelled words AFTER you publish? Maybe someone could explain this to me...Thanks youneverknow

DNS pointers tell the world when they type in your domain name that the files associated with your web site are either here or there. The registrar of your domain name needs to have the most current hosting informatiion to direct surfers to those files. I guess you will have to wait until your friend returns to help you with that. Until then all requests to your web will return an error if there are no files to "see" Don't get discouraged...we all learn more each time we work on our sites... youneverknow

brcramer... If I were you I would contact your registrar and change the dns servers to point to TCH you now have it listed "Name Server:NS1.INTUITIVEENGINEERING.COM Name Server:NS2.INTUITIVEENGINEERING.COM...that is unless you are going to go elsewhere....as TCH Mike says... go ahead and use the info in your welcome email, but remember it can take up to 72 hours for name propragation...Whatever way you go...good luck with your site youneveknow

That is so cool...it guessed my Dice and later a metronome. Trulely incredible. I boooked marked this page to show to friends...Thanks youneverknow

I got a laugh out of this photo...No my office isn't quite this bad...or is it? http://bash.org/mess/accepted/382128_PinkFuzzyBunny youneverknow

Thanks Raul...I have applied the patch...Amazing that the patch was availlable within 24 hours as apposed to M$ taking over a week to release their patches...Again, thanks for the heads up on this... youneverknow

Maybe Micro$oft should hire some good Russian Hackers. You would think that a company this huge would be able to foresee the exploits that their fat code leaves it open to all these exploits...as more and more people wander away from IE and use browsers that are more user friendly and practical....M$ is looising credibility...their Office suites are also prone to exploits... youneverknow

I tried the test and firefox 0.9.1 seemed to have passed but, youneverknow

TCH MIKE I hope you have your windows closed...cool pic youneverknow

I like accuweather but the free real live radar reports on weatherunderground should not be overlooked here is the link http://www.wunderground.com youneverknow

Questionman... This is a family forum and kids do read the stuff posted here...PLEASE do not use descriptive language that some could term offensive. .. Thanks, Iam not a modeator just a family member youneverknow quote from the guidelines " The use of abusive or profane language of any type is forbidden."

Dosen't Horde mail use port 80? I believe that with Horde mail you can import addresses from several formats... see screen shot: youneverknow

Wow...again what web hosting company would have the quickness to come to the aid ot a customer so fast...ONLY TCH!!! Rock Sign Rock Sign Rock Sign One more reason this hosting company ROCKS!!! youneverknow and on a Holiday weekend!!!

Mike click on the ad to get the BIG view and see if it looks like my shot ( that is if you have nothing else to do) youneverknow

Here is a screen shot of the Fred Meyer site I see...

Here is a site that looks bad with Firefox: http://fredmeyer.inserts2online.com/pageLa...&drpStoreID=457 you can see the graphics run on top of the verbage on the right hand side... youneverknow

Malicious Web sites can use the flaw to spoof content from a trusted Web site. By George V. Hulme Internet security research group Secunia issued a warning Wednesday about a security vulnerability it says it has discovered within Microsoft's Internet Explorer Web browser. The flaw, which Secunia has ranked as "moderately critical," is found within Internet Explorer versions 5.01, 5.5, and 6, Secunia says in an advisory. Internet Explorer doesn't block malicious Web sites from inserting "arbitrary content" in an arbitrary frame in a browser window, the Danish security firm says. Secunia says the malicious content will appear as if it originated from a trusted site, which is an attack commonly known as spoofing. Secunia says it has verified the flaw in "a fully patched Internet Explorer 6 running on Microsoft Windows XP" and that other versions of Internet Explorer could also be affected by this vulnerability. Secunia's only advice is that Internet Explorer users not visit untrusted Web sites or select a different browser. Microsoft was not immediately available for comment. Youneverknow's personal comment... I urge people to seriously consider running some other browser...Mozilla,Firefox or Opera are all better than MS IE. youneverknow