irregularjoe

I feel like I just watched a Fox News report! How pathetic. God save us from more isolationists, unilateralists, and ignorance.

That's great. Now what's the address?

That's a bios password issue, not Windows.

i read all the Ian Flemming "Bond" books by the time I was 12 years old. Absolutely loved them. Then I grew up. "Advisor" Teacher

....Good one......remimds me of my ex wife. The Bit........never mind.

Androids

Any client computer would have to know your computer's name and have permission to access it via remote desktop. Just having RD enabled doesn't automatically allow access. Remote Desktop Info Joe <{POST_SNAPBACK}> You can disable it. I'll get back to you with the details. Joe

I love it!

BMW............................I'd love to be able to afford a beamer Hey, great signature, X-Cannon <{POST_SNAPBACK}> WMB..........a dyslectic BMW

Any client computer would have to know your computer's name and have permission to access it via remote desktop. Just having RD enabled doesn't automatically allow access. Remote Desktop Info Joe

You have a ground leak. Cars have 12 volt DC which goes to the ignition, accessories, etc. The return goes into the chassis as ground. (no neutral, unlike house wiring) If any of the circuits are "leaking" power to ground, it will drain the battery. Try to eliminate each circuit one at a time by taking out one fuse at a time. If the leak is after the fuse block, it should stop the drain. If it's before the block, it won't help. You'll need to have all the wiring checked. It could take a lot of work or a little, depending on how fast you can locate it. Good luck, Joe

octopus....a word that norris is probably more familiar with.

Question: What's the difference between a dead skunk in the road, and a dead lawyer in the road. Answer: There are skid marks in front of the skunk.

The suggested hobby for me is "Geneology". Interesting........I suppose it might be fun to discover where all the insanity started.

Cost of living......good one ST. "Living":....... Respiring

Thanks for the replies. Those options do not appear in OE Options though. I was able to find out how to do it however, in case anyone's interested: In OE select File-> Identities-> Manage Identities. Highlight the applicable identity. Choose Properties. From there you can select a password. Joe

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I had one of my XP computers set up with a password for Outlook Express for one of the users. (me) Somehow it dissapeared and no longer promts for a password. I looked through the OE options, but can't find how to re enable it. Anyone know?

loudspeaker

That's funny martymas. My S.O. qualifies for most of them. I am the cleaning nut in our house. As an example, she just put away six boxes of dishes and glasses that we had stored in the garage for the past four months while we were remodeling the kitchen. But she didn't bother to clean them. So I now have to take everything out, clean the items that my S.O. put in, and reclean the cabinets because of all the dirt that she imported. But she tries hard. Joe

What certain conservatives think of when they want to rewrite the constitution.