Internet Chats Spotlight Entertainers and Tech
John Tesh and Doug Mientkiewicz host online chats this week while astrologist Susan Miller and author Anne Fletcher join talks on the Net. Godsmack guitarist and band members preview new material, with Extreme Tech expanding tech discourse online.
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Swiss Army knife lines up models for computer repairs
The article notes three CyberTool models CyberTool 29 34 and 41 with tools for computer fixing. They include bit wrenches hex sockets torx pozidrive bits a ball point pen DIP switch setter wire cutters and crimpers alongside standard implements such as corkscrew tweezers and toothpick.
Windows XP Requires Modest Power and Preinstalled Windows
Microsoft confirms Windows XP ship date October 25 with minimum 223 MHz processor 128 MB RAM 1.5 GB disk space and preinstalled Windows Me or Windows 2000. The OS promises crash resistant core updated UI and media tools with XP readiness listed for Compaq Dell eMachines Gateway HP and others.
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Internet phones improving in quality and reach
Internet telephone services promise low costs and easy setup but still face quality and reliability issues. Net2Phone and Linksys reveal a device enabling any phone to be used for Internet calls, with plans from $9.95 to $49.95 monthly plus per minute rates.
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Net2Phone and DialPad Vie for Internet Phone Plans
Net2Phone and DialPad push voice over Internet protocols with online usage tracking and prepaid balances. Calls require area codes and lack 411 or 911 services. power loss disrupts service. DialPad’s Voicegateway will link to the regular network, and 911 or 411 can switch to the standard system.
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Protecting private folders and display issues in Windows
Readers ask how to lock private folders without passwords and how to fix oversized, scrolling displays. Instructions cover using hidden attributes with Folder Options and reinstalling monitor drivers via Device Manager to restore proper screen sizing. The advice cites Windows 98 and ME steps and notes contact details for Jim Coates.
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