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Microsoft security updates to Internet explorer have changed the way that some file types are viewed. With tif files users are now prompted to save the file to disk instead of being able to view them online (Open is greyed out). Is there a way to make some file types exempt from this requrement?

Also keep in mind that not everyone who calls themself a consultant actually knows enough to set up the LAN you're describing. Find somebody who's an MCSE - that will at least give you an idea that they know some something about TCP/IP and Windows 2000.

Is there a way to change the default view for new folders within MS Outlook from Preview Pane? Is there a way to prevent users from selecting Preview Pane and AutoPreview in Outlook? We have a managed install using Group Policy on all Windows 2000 workstations/servers

Since upgrading my users from Excel 2000 to 2002 (XP) they are prompted with the following message: "The file 'whatever.xls' may have been changed by another user since you last saved it. In that case, what do you want to do?" Save a copy or overwrite changes. There is no other user in...

I have a TCP/IP LAN/WAN with a lot of PC's, a few mac's and a Mac server. I have recently moved one of my Mac's over to a different subnet than the server for the first time. The server is using Faircom Server and file sharing and is at OS 8.6, and the client is at 9.1. The remote Mac gets an IP...

I'm back to say that the repair of Windows 2000 works as described in my previous post. There are two problems that must be dealt with: 1. During the repair you are prompted for all of the .CAT files which windows install seesms to be unable to extract from the .CA_ files on the windows 2000...

I had this problem with Gateway systems. The Gateway technitian told me that this is a known issue with pre-loaded Win2000 systems of a certain era from various manufacturers. Your choices are apparently to either reload Win2000 from scratch or to do a repair installation of Win2000. If you do a...