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Thank you, I'll see what I can do.

Pentium 4 3.4E S478 1MB cache, factory fan MB: Intel D875PBZ 1 ATI 9600XT VGA 3D RAM: 1GB DDR 400Mhz 2 HD, 1 CD unit Standard ATX steel case with two fans (Intake/Exhaust) I hope some of you, savvy people, could help me and give some general advice on how keep this chip within its normal...

Those are SQL functions, right? I was only hoping to see a easy solution through the program commands. I guess buying a manual is the only solution.

First of all, I will be very grateful if you read this, and even more, if you waste some of you time answering. It could be painful to do because Im not from the US and therefore the date format for me is day/month/year. I have a database with thousands of entries (Names, adresses, employer...

The dll crack includes the latest version? (XP Sp2) Or the file can be opened in another computer with an earlier version of XP, regardless of the one used to create it (Upgraded)? I know the thieves probably wants the parts, but we have leaks before. Do you have a policy about similar...

thank you people. Now let me cross my fingers.

So you tell me even if the sheet and the woorbook itself are protected with the weirdest and unfamiliar password (20 character ands numbers combinated) someone actually can access it? Better not show this at work...

What is the posibility of break in an excel sheet protected by a 20 character alpha-numeric password? A PC was stolen from my work and -how stupid of me- I kept sensible financial information in some archives (The kind that get you fired/under lawsuit). Thanks in advance.

I'll print this right away. I have to gather the money so i don't ask you to stay tuned. Thanks again.

Thanks, you are very kind wasting some or your time. As you can see, my major concern is the handling of the chip (I already have two bad experiences in the past). How thin must be the paste layer? What do you use to aply it? I'm going to use a original part, so the heatsink/fan should be...

I have an Intel D845WN motherboard with a 1,7 Ghz P4 attached to it (All original/certified parts). I probably change it for a 2,0 Ghz or faster processor and I like to know what is the correct procedure and all the precautions i need to observe. Yes, i know this is a basic question. Ps. Note...

"1." You assum right, the tables are linked by this ID to avoid duplicate registers in the first one (National ID is obligatory in my country) "Second thoughts" The tables are "affiliates" and "family group". I have no included infomation about this passes...

i have a small database that contains personal data (Name, ID, address and other stuff like that) of almost 900 people and their primary group of relatives. I need to assign tickets to them and store the conceirning information in a way that doesn't allow them to ask for a number of passes that...

Welcome to the desperate world of VIA users! There's a major issue with the VIA + Win XP + Ge Force cards, I am surprised you are unnoticed. Anyway, update the VIA 4 in 1 drivers (1437b) solve my problem, but it does not work for everybody. Look in the VIA forums (http://forums.viaarena.com/)...

Well, it seems that I am not the only with the "Nvidia loop" problem. Anyway, it appears to moderate when I add more ram to the system (576 Mb) and lower some of the details.