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DEL.ICIO.USAn HDTV primer
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Nowadays I get almost as many questions about HDTV as I do about computers.
In some ways, it reminds me of the earliest days of personal computing. People have really basic questions and concerns about HDTV. It can seem confusing and more complicated than it really is. Once you understand the fundamentals, it’s easy to understand.
That’s why I’m linking here to a really fine HDTV FAQ - frequenctly asked questions - page. Even if you’ve owned an HDTV for a while, I think you’ll find it interesting. And, if you’re shopping for a set, it’s invaluable.
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By Nancy Johnson
August 16, 2007 10:31 AM | Link to this
My subscription to Norton Anti-Virus expired recently, and I downloaded the free Grisoftproduct.
When I tried to delete Norton I was unable to, and received the following error message : “Can’t delete APWCMDNT.DLL. ACCESS DENIED. Make sure disk is not full or write protected and that file is not currenly in use.”
What gives? I need your expertise.
Thanks!
By Nancy Johnson
August 16, 2007 10:32 AM | Link to this
My subscription to Norton Anti-Virus expired recently, and I downloaded the free Grisoftproduct.
When I tried to delete Norton I was unable to, and received the following error message : “Can’t delete APWCMDNT.DLL. ACCESS DENIED. Make sure disk is not full or write protected and that file is not currenly in use.”
What gives? I need your expertise.
Thanks!
By Duke
August 16, 2007 3:46 PM | Link to this
Nancy, sometimes a simple reboot of your computer will clear up a problem like that.
By Willis H. Moore
August 16, 2007 10:31 PM | Link to this
Bill, I need to find an E-mail program for sending several hundred E-mails —- though not spam, I don’t want them treated as such. MailKing was recommended but it is no longer available.
Willis H. Moore willishmoore@bellsouth.net
By Bill
August 17, 2007 11:01 AM | Link to this
Hi Willis, sorry I just don’t know anything about programs for mass mailings. I do have some advice though.
Most ISPs monitor mass mailings - to catch spammers - so it might be smart to contact your ISP and explain what you are doing before sending out the mailing. That way you have the best chance of not having the mailings blocked.
I’ve had a few reader reports from people who send out legit mass mailings - like to a club membership, etc. - and have had them blocked.