Recent content by annorax64

Either you have set a manual IP address on your iPod Touch or you have MAC address filtering enabled on your router. To overcome the first issue, change the iPod Touch to use DHCP for automatic addressing To overcome the second, log on to your Siemens router and add the MAC address of the iPod...

That's a tough choice. Both have had fairly good reviews. In the end, I think that an Android based device has a better chance of a future than the Palm device.

Laptop. Your fingers will cramp-up on that tiny netbook keyboards with all of the typing that you have to do. Also, you'll want something with a bit more disk space. Get a Macbook

Unless you made a backup of the photo, you're stuck with it. Sorry!

Either you have set a manual IP address on your iPod Touch or you have MAC address filtering enabled on your router. To overcome the first issue, change the iPod Touch to use DHCP for automatic addressing To overcome the second, log on to your Siemens router and add the MAC address of the iPod...

Either you have set a manual IP address on your iPod Touch or you have MAC address filtering enabled on your router. To overcome the first issue, change the iPod Touch to use DHCP for automatic addressing To overcome the second, log on to your Siemens router and add the MAC address of the iPod...

Apparently one of the songs in your list on WMP is no longer on your computer. You'll have to go through each and every song listed in WMP and find the one that no longer exists on your computer and remove that entry from WMP.

Use "Disk Utility" under /Applications/Utilities.

Create a separate group for this person and then restrict the access that they have. Man is your priest gonna flip when he sees that pictures of you from last spring break. What were you thinking joining a wet tshirt contest!?

Not pointless at all.. I mean -- how are people that are looking to follow other know if you're interesting or not if you don't go ahead and start tweeting. Go for it -- consider it your own online journal for yourself.

I'm betting that you somehow switched from using the WiFi management software for your specific chip set to the Windows default WiFi manager. You'll have to go into the configuration for the Wireless network connection and set it not to use the default Windows wireless management.

Never heard of it -- neither has Google. Try Pixelmator.

Stop saving your critical files as JPEG encoded files. Always save them as default Photoshop files. Every time you edit and save a JPEG file, it will become more and more degraded due to compression.

In Internet Explorer, no. In Firefox, yes! Switch to Firefox.

From what I've read, the drive should work immediately after being inserted into the USB connector without need for formatting the drive. Apparently something is out of whack on your computer's USB adapter.