1. Not by sending from a phone, but there are SMS sending services on the web where you can enter any number you like for the sending number. So it's possible for someone who knows your phone number to send a message and put your number in the "sent from" box.

    Not by sending from a phone, but there are SMS sending services on the web where you can enter any number you like for the sending number. So it’s possible for someone who knows your phone number to send a message and put your number in the “sent from” box. See less
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  2. You need to connect the MacBook to the Wireless Router via ethernet cable, then type into a browser the IP address of the router.In the Wireless Routers Manual it will inform how to setup Wireless Security etal, this will include setting a WPA Key.When the Wireless Router has been setup, remove theRead more

    You need to connect the MacBook to the Wireless Router via ethernet cable, then type into a browser the IP address of the router.

    In the Wireless Routers Manual it will inform how to setup Wireless Security etal, this will include setting a WPA Key.

    When the Wireless Router has been setup, remove the Ethernet Cable and undertake a scan of available wireless networks on the MacBook…………………

    ARM Devices the future. Windows have accepted the fact!

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  3. does it have a gateway entry in tcp/ip properties?if so it maybe virus/malware infected. have you scanned for these?

    does it have a gateway entry in tcp/ip properties?
    if so it maybe virus/malware infected. have you scanned for these? See less
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  4. Do I need to purchase static IP address for both computers to work through port 3389?That depends on your provider. I get my IP from my ISP via DHCP. However, as long as the MAC address of the device connected to the modem doesn't change, neither does my IP address.Conversely, a friend of mine'S ISPRead more

    Do I need to purchase static IP address for both computers to work through port 3389?

    That depends on your provider. I get my IP from my ISP via DHCP. However, as long as the MAC address of the device connected to the modem doesn’t change, neither does my IP address.

    Conversely, a friend of mine’S ISP has their DHCP setup so that it actually changes his IP numerous times a day.

    Contact your ISP and find out how they have their DHCP server setup. If it’s like my ISP, then no static IP’s are necessary.

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  5. issue resolved, I went to control panel, administrative tools, services, print spooler and stopped it... checked windows,system32,spool, printers, (delete anything there but I didn't have anything) then I went back and restarted the print spooler and was able to print from word on the tablet for theRead more

    issue resolved, I went to control panel, administrative tools, services, print spooler and stopped it… checked windows,system32,spool, printers, (delete anything there but I didn’t have anything) then I went back and restarted the print spooler and was able to print from word on the tablet for the first time in weeks.

    just stopping and starting teh print spooler solved the issue thanks to all who had suggestions

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  6. This code should count your tabs by color without having to tell it what colors are in your workbook.As written it assumes 3 colors, but it could be modified to count as many diffferent colors as you have.Option Explicit Sub TabClrCntDD03() Dim ws As Worksheet Dim clrIdx, nxtRw, thisIdx As Integer 'Read more

    This code should count your tabs by color without having to tell it what colors are in your workbook.

    As written it assumes 3 colors, but it could be modified to count as many diffferent colors as you have.

    Option Explicit
    Sub TabClrCntDD03()
    Dim ws As Worksheet
    Dim clrIdx, nxtRw, thisIdx As Integer
    
    'reset counters and colors in A2:B4
      ActiveSheet.Range("A2:A4").Interior.ColorIndex = -4142
      ActiveSheet.Range("B2:B4").ClearContents
      
    'initialize row counter
       nxtRw = 2
       
    'loop through ColorIndex Numbers and Worksheets
       For clrIdx = 1 To 56
        For Each ws In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets()
        
    'increment color counter when Tab Color matches ColorIndex
         If ws.Tab.ColorIndex = clrIdx Then _
           thisIdx = thisIdx + 1
        Next ws
        
    'If a sheet tab matched a ColorIndex Value then
    'Color cell in Column A and put counter in Column B
         If thisIdx > 0 Then
          Range("A" & nxtRw).Interior.ColorIndex = clrIdx
          Range("B" & nxtRw) = thisIdx
          
     'increment Row counter and reset ColorIndex counter
           nxtRw = nxtRw + 1
           thisIdx = 0
         End If
       Next clrIdx
    End Sub

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  7. The traditional way to do this is to make a link with the reader's email address attached, and have that link send you to a web server, usually under the same domain as the sender address to appease the scam detectors. The linked web page just has to add the attached address to a database. How To AsRead more

    The traditional way to do this is to make a link with the reader’s email address attached, and have that link send you to a web server, usually under the same domain as the sender address to appease the scam detectors. The linked web page just has to add the attached address to a database.

    How To Ask Questions The Smart Way

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  8. Try checking your Options on WordIn 2010 there is an option: Print Drawings Created by Word.If it is NOT checked, you get a blank box where your graphics should be.There was something similar for 2002, but I can't remember what it's called. MIKEhttp://www.skeptic.com/

    Try checking your Options on Word

    In 2010 there is an option: Print Drawings Created by Word.

    If it is NOT checked, you get a blank box where your graphics should be.

    There was something similar for 2002, but I can’t remember what it’s called.

    MIKE

    http://www.skeptic.com/

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  9. You can avoid this whole mess:echo %CurCompOS% | find "Windows XP" > nulif %ERRORLEVEL% == 0 GoTo Win_XPecho %CurCompOS% | find "Windows 7" > nulif %ERRORLEVEL% == 0 GoTo Win_7with:goto :%CurCompOS%=====================================Life is too important to be taken seriously.M2

    You can avoid this whole mess:

    echo %CurCompOS% | find “Windows XP” > nul
    if %ERRORLEVEL% == 0 GoTo Win_XP

    echo %CurCompOS% | find “Windows 7” > nul
    if %ERRORLEVEL% == 0 GoTo Win_7

    with:

    goto :%CurCompOS%

    =====================================
    Life is too important to be taken seriously.

    M2

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  10. I wrote a batch utility that may be of interest:http://judago.webs.com/downloads.ht...Edit: By which I mean that it can accept mouse and keyboard input.I also renamed it (twice) since I posted...

    I wrote a batch utility that may be of interest:

    http://judago.webs.com/downloads.ht…

    Edit: By which I mean that it can accept mouse and keyboard input.

    I also renamed it (twice) since I posted…

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