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Tuesday, May 25, 2010

How do I stop my scanner menu from popping up when I'm trying to download from a email with attachment?

When I'm click download attachment. The menu for my scanner always comes up. So I can't look at it. It never used to do this its just started happening. How do I stopit so I can look atmy attachments
How do I stop my scanner menu from popping up when I'm trying to download from a email with attachment?
Hit the Scanner really hard with a two pound Hammer. That will stop it for sure...

I'm trying to track down my favorite teacher from highschool's email address. How can i do this?

I'm working on a project and would like her to be apart of it :)
I'm trying to track down my favorite teacher from highschool's email address. How can i do this?
If you no longer know what district she teaches at but you do know what state she teaches in, you can go to that state's department of education website. There you can usually type in a teacher's first and last name and find out where they are currently practicing. You can then use that information to go to the district website and look up your teacher's e-mail. Hope this helps!
Reply:If your favorite teacher still teaches you can probably contact her through her school e-mail account . I have lived in a few different states and towns and all of them have had their own e-mails for parents to contact the teachers.For example ours is the teachers first initial followed by their last name ( ksylvestre@plainvilleschools.org )so where I put the town of plainville you would put your town .I hope this has helped. =0P

I'm conducting research on how effective a spam e-mail filters are on different email providers?

I'm conducting research on how effective spam e-mail filters are on different e-mail providers.What i'm stuck on is finding spam web sites.





I need a list if possible of spam web sites.If any one can be as kind as to help me.I would be very thankful.





Regards





Robert
I'm conducting research on how effective a spam e-mail filters are on different email providers?
At your own risk, try the following


knujon


spamcop


spamigot


419scam.org


Use your search engine etc with the above to check out these guys, before you commit. I trust them but can you trust me :).
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I am getting this error when I sign in to my yahoo email "An unexpected problem has occurred (Failed to get ms

This is the error I am getting "An unexpected problem has occurred (Failed to get msginfo on message id 1_2060612_APrPjkQAAWXcR8DPbgj/ymHZ6oc)."
I am getting this error when I sign in to my yahoo email "An unexpected problem has occurred (Failed to get ms
Sounds like you are using the New Mail. There are many problems trying to load it and use it. You can return to classic by clicking Mail Classic at the top of your mail screen or use this link and click yes to opt out: http://us.mg1.mail.yahoo.com/dc/optout?s

When I click on an email link in IE Explorer, how do I get it to open Yahoo mail and not MS Outlook?

I asked the same question yesterday and got this great answer from Hudson


To make Yahoo! Mail the default email application for your computer, click Start %26gt; Control Panel %26gt; Internet Options %26gt; Programs tab (or Tools %26gt; Internet Options %26gt; Programs tab) %26gt; under E-mail click the down arrow and select Yahoo! Mail %26gt; click Apply and OK. If Yahoo! Mail isn't listed as an option, follow the directions below.





Using Internet Explorer just click "Continue" on the link below to download a small 60K file that will enable Yahoo! Mail to be the default email application for your computer. Whenever you click on an email address on any web page or in any computer program, Yahoo! Mail will open for you in a new window.





If Internet Explorer displays a yellow security bar at the top, click on it and select Install ActiveX Control from the menu.


If a security warning comes up with Yahoo! Inc. as the publisher, click Install.





Now you can click on an email address anywhere and your computer will automatically open up Yahoo! Mail for you.


You can even send documents directly from Word, Excel, or other Windows applications.





Requirements:


Windows 95 / 98 / ME / NT / 2000 / XP


Internet Explorer 4.0 or higher





http://help.yahoo.com/help/uk/mail/ext/e...





If Yahoo! Mail isn't listed as a default email option, and if for some reason the above answer doesn't work, installing Yahoo! Messenger (install everything that comes with it, don't un-check anything), will also add Yahoo! Mail to the list of email options, and if you don't want it, uninstall it ( it will leave Yahoo! as an email option ).
When I click on an email link in IE Explorer, how do I get it to open Yahoo mail and not MS Outlook?
Make Yahoo your default mail carrier.

I'm looking to set up an automatic daily email to my team pulling one cell of data from excel. ?

Hi,


I'm looking to set up an automatic daily e-mail sent to my team pulling one cell of data from excel.I can standardize the message, but that piece of data will change every day. I've tried different options but can't seem to find a solution. Any help would be much appreciated!
I'm looking to set up an automatic daily email to my team pulling one cell of data from excel. ?
Here's an Excel macro that should do it.





The way it's currently set up to work (you could change this) is that it will take 4 email addresses from cells A1:A4 and create an email with the value from B1 in the message body.





To install the macro...


Alt+F11 to open the VB editor


Insert\Module


Paste the code below in the edit window.


Back in Excel, run the macro or put a button from the forms toolbar on your sheet and assign this macro to it.











Private Declare Function ShellExecute _


Lib "shell32.dll" _


Alias "ShellExecuteA" _


(ByVal hwnd As Long, _


ByVal lpOperation As String, _


ByVal lpFile As String, _


ByVal lpParameters As String, _


ByVal lpDirectory As String, _


ByVal nShowCmd As Long) As Long





Sub SendEmail()


Dim Email As String, Subj As String


Dim Msg As String, URL As String





' email addresses


Email = Range("A1").Value %26amp; ";" %26amp; _


Range("A2").Value %26amp; ";" %26amp; _


Range("A3").Value %26amp; ";" %26amp; _


Range("A4").Value





' Subject of the email


Subj = "The subject of the email"





' Message of the email


Msg = "Message body of the email. " %26amp; _


"This is today's Sales figure... $" %26amp; _


Range("B1").Value





'Create the URL


URL = "mailto:" %26amp; Email %26amp; _


"?subject=" %26amp; Subj %26amp; "%26amp;body=" %26amp; Msg





'Execute the URL (start the email client)


ShellExecute 0%26amp;, vbNullString, URL, _


vbNullString, vbNullString, vbNormalFocus





End Sub











You can define the Subject and Message of the email by assigning what you want to the Subj and Msg variables in the code.

Have you received the email regarding giving the 89 billion AIG ballout to the 200 M taxpayers ?

There is an email circulating titled "This guy should be president" or " This is something I would vote for" suggesting that instead of bailing out AIG for $89B we should instead divvy it up between the 200M taxpayers for a payout of $425,000.00 each. He further suggests that this would allow the economy to reset itself as the taxpayers would then invest in more real estate, etc.


Did anyone else check the math? It's actually $425.00.


Thoughts??
Have you received the email regarding giving the 89 billion AIG ballout to the 200 M taxpayers ?
Yes, I actually did the math in an answer here. What I suspect is the original idea came from someone in Great Britain. British English and the American version reverse the values for one billion and one trillion. So the math worked for them because they were using a different definition of one billion.
Reply:I am agreeing on the $425.00 figure. I do support a plan that would credit the "bailout" money to homeowners. Let us apply it to our mortgages. This would return our equity and infuse dollars into the banking system. The bank will be able to balance the "mark to market" accounting system and allow them to lend money again. No Wall Street solution needed and the taxpayer gets the windfall for once.
Reply:It probably originated from somewhere inside the DC beltway. Yeah, I promptly sent it back with the correction. Billion v. Trillion, what's the difference? Not much according to whomever came up with the crazy idea.
Reply:Check this out:





http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEbqYzozE...
Reply:Classic case of trying to get people riled up by giving out false information.
Reply:I hope you didn't download anything from the email - likely it has a trojan in it.





It's a favourite trick.
Reply:I have been saying this for days. Basic math, this is why we are in the shape we are. They cannot even do basic math!
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