Recent content by PauserBR

Something quite strange happened a few hours ago. All the problems I was having to browse the internet simply disappeared. And I did not change any configuration in my microcomputers. All of them are working fine now. I suppose it has something to do with my ISP, that probably adjusted a few...

Addendum: Usually, I browse with Firefox or Chrome, but I still have MSIE installed. I have the same behavior with MS's browser.

To Rick998: Yes, I have flushed the DNS caches. The fact is that the problem does not occur for all sites, but for 90% of them. Thank you for your help!

To Diancecht: Turn off the firewall was my first bet. But it didn't work. The most strange fact is that I access without problem a few pages, Google and Tek-tips are examples of them, and I can not access imdb, for example. Now I see it's not a DNS resolution problem, because the page is...

After my ISP changed my phone line to another DSLAM, I am having a strange problem with my DSL link. I use a Linksys WRT54G router and the problem happens with the three micros I have connected to this router. I can access a few pages, including Tek-tips, Google, Microsoft and a few more sites...

I sent the link of this page to cadopia's support, under the subject "Maybe you can learn something reading the material below".

Thank you very much, BadBigBen. Apparently, the problem is solved. I tried a few boots and I didn't see the annoying message. With Windows Installer CleanUp Utility, I erased all the lines I could not recognize. So far, everything is fine. The main advantage of all that imbroglio is that I will...

Thank you for your prompt answer, but it did not solve the problem. After using CCleaner in the Cleaner and Registry Cleaner parts, the problem continues. I tried many cleaners, but all of them failed to kill the lousy remains of CADopia. I am not owner of the truth, but I do think a company...

I have a problem that has been annoying me for a long time. I got in contact with Cadopia, the distributor of a CAD program, and asked for a trial period with Cadopia. After trying many other options, I decided for another CAD and thanked Cadopia for the test. Then, I uninstalled Cadopia...

I use VNC and Crossloop (uses VNC kernel, but is easier to setup for access to networks behind firewalls with a high level of protection) for remote support to clients. In spite of Macro Scheduler Pro being much more expensive than the other options, I think I'll have to test it. Thanks once...

Load PDF Creator and click on Help (a question mark). Then: Contents --> Using PDF Creator --> Combine Documents

Thank you, Rick. I'll try all those options during the next week. Which one of them, in your opinion, is the best option?

You can also boot from a Win98 startup floppy, using the option to "see" the CD. After the boot, go to the CD drive and click on START.

To combine pdf documents, I have been using PDF Creator, a freeware you can download from http://sourceforge.net/projects/pdfcreator/ I have seen many programs much more sophisticated, but this one is free, combines pdf documents beautifully and works fine as a pdf printer.

I have many routines in my daily activities that need a dozen mouse clicks and a few choices to be performed. I tried "batch files", but I don't know how to feed data to them when a program is already running. I know certain programs have "macro" capabilities, but what about the ones that don't...