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Spooky

 

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  		Computer and Hardware forum FAQ - 9/11/2004 23:45:52   
I've been asked to add this forum by many users for specific issues with computers / hardware / software.

This is the preferable place to ask those questions :)

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  		RE: Computer and Hardware forum FAQ - 9/12/2004 8:53:13   
excellent idea!!!

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  		RE: Computer and Hardware forum FAQ - 9/19/2004 5:07:04   
Spooky, I have a problem.
can't find right buttom to get rid of little boxes with p or font or span that cropped up on my frontpage
page. I have frontpage 2002
when I was writing on plain page I pressed a keyboard button that brough the boxes into the text.Patrick

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  		RE: Computer and Hardware forum FAQ - 9/20/2004 1:20:36   
any help forthcoming to Pactricko's problem?:)

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  		RE: Computer and Hardware forum FAQ - 9/20/2004 7:40:16   
Patrick

You would have more luck by posting this down in Advanced Web Development

Dan

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  		RE: Computer and Hardware forum FAQ - 9/20/2004 10:00:15   
Dan,

I just sent him an email. Ctrl + / toggles the tags on and off.:)

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  		RE: Computer and Hardware forum FAQ - 9/20/2004 10:02:31   
I don't use FP that much so I wouldn't know:)

Thanks Anyway

Dan

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  		RE: Computer and Hardware forum FAQ - 9/20/2004 13:09:08   
Mike, thanks for the tip which was correct
but tell me could I have solved the problem through the toolbar
I looked up tutorials but even in the troubleshooting sections there was nothing about solving the problem of having thick fingers. Thanks again. Patricko:)

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  		RE: Computer and Hardware forum FAQ - 2/18/2005 9:17:08   
I am in big trouble and really need some help! I have a Excel file(Office 97) on a floppy probably got written over while some one try to burn a music CD. It will not open as "it cannot be accessed. " Is there anyone out there know how to fix the file? I have used not too long ago. Is there anyway I could somehow find a automatic saved copy of it in the computer?

Please help:)

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Spooky

 

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  		RE: Computer and Hardware forum FAQ - 2/18/2005 15:03:27   
Please start a new thread, itll get more attention

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  		RE: Computer and Hardware forum FAQ - 2/3/2007 19:35:37   
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but tell me could I have solved the problem through the toolbar


patricko,

Yes, the icon looks similar to an inverted music note. It's next to the hyperlink icon on the standard tool bar. Hovering your mouse over the icon will reveal "show all" alt text.

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  		RE: Computer and Hardware forum FAQ - 2/3/2007 19:56:19   
Larry - do you realise you replied to a post made in September 2004? :) :)

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dpf

 

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  		RE: Computer and Hardware forum FAQ - 2/4/2007 9:45:02   
Kitka - give Larry a break - take a look at his siggie - it just takes Larry awhile to decide what his advice is.

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