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The intermediary device between a computer and a printer. In the old days, if you had no spooler your computer would wait as the printer slowly printed a document. You would send your print data to a spooler to accept the data and save it temporarily to hard disk or memory while it dealt with the slow printer for you. Nowadays print-server is a more current term for describing this type of device. Most modern operating s - He wasn't laughing at people being molested. Regardless, you have noproblem with people (namely Scott "Ron" Thomas) possessing kiddy porn. Howdo you justify the different positions?KentI already stated that I am against anyone possessing kiddy porn but since Ihave kicked your ass so badly you have to resort to lies to try to hide yourfriendship with convicted molester Gary Burnore.,
Synonym for T5. - Dean Ratcliffe voiced his/her/it's humble opinion in comp.dcom.modems onSat 23 Oct 2004 06:28:13a: Whenever it's been raining, my line becomes noisy and crackly and I have trouble connecting to my ISP, and when I do connect, no data is sent or received, emails aren't received, and I get a lot of disconnections. I think rain water may be getting into the BT cable feeding my house. When it has stopped raining the noise fault clears and I have no trouble connecting to my ISP. Is this a possible reason? What can be done? TIAHad a similar problem. Found it's best to complain that your voice linegets bad when it rains as our phone company didn't want to hear aboutdata line problems on a household phone line. They came out and put somenew stuff in the box in front of my house by the highway. Seems the roadsalt, weather, etc had caused a little corrosion.No charge. Works pretty good now. Consistant 45,333 to 48,000.Later......Labrat...... |:^{)A recent convert to the flightless bird.
A programming term describing a process that defers its operations as it runs, growing in memory size. Once all operations are deferred, there is a computation process that runs through the operations and figures out the values. If a recursive process is interrupted, there is not any easy way to recover it, as the operation is constructed on the fly with no fixed amount of variables. Contrast this to an iterative process - Right, No possibilty of using the Null modem as the PCs are apart. They areremotely located.I am exploring an alternative way to do so. If I install Microsoft IIS ontwo PCs and set up the port as well, Can I use FTP method to transfer thefiles? Probably the tricky thing is to setup the IIS to use the modem as itschannel to transfer the files.Would it be possible? I think it should!Any comments?ThanksNimmy"Hooda Gest" wrote in messagenews:%U2Ma.30437$0v4.2238145@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net... "Nimmy" wrote in message news:bdpdgm$784$1@kermit.esat.net... Hi, I don't know anything about Modems. All that I am using a dial up modem V90, Lucent's one. Coming to work, I need to transfer the data from PC to PC via modems. Both PCs have dial up Modems. I am using Visual FoxPro as a Tool to my stand alone application. Do I need a separe software to connectethese two PCs via Modems? how does it work? Or will it be any way in theFoxPro itself to connect and data transfer via Modems/ If you have a transfer program, it is best to just use a null modem cable unless the PCs are too far from each other and cannot be moved closer. Otherwise, you can establish a connection by phone cable by using aterminal program at each end. System A will send the modem ATX3D and System B will send its modem ATA. The modems will synch up at a max speed of 33600 *if* they are capable of using a phone cable without what is called "talk battery". Otherwise, you will have to dial through the phone network with System A dialing out to System B and System B answering by sending ATA to its modem. Once the connection is established, most transfer programs will treat itas a direct line. Better to use a null modem cable if at all possible. How the usual data transfer will be done via Modems between two pcs without FTP? Using a normal file transffer pprotocol as we did before tha advent of the public access to the internet. Zmodem, Ymodem, etc. -- Hooda Gest "In a New York minute, everything can change..."
The SECC is a processor cartridge designed to hold Intel's Pentium II and some external cache. It then plugs into a motherboard that supports Slot 1. This was replaced by SECC2 in some Pentium II 450s and all Pentium IIIs. SECC2 is a smaller and more cooling-efficient design, allowing the processor to come in direct contact with a heatsink. - "Ook" wrote in message news:... Costco sells refill kits with a LOT of ink for under $20, and it's good quality ink. I've bought good refill kits on eBay for cheap, but you take your chances. I've also bought cheap ink that clogged and ruined my print head. You have to be carefull to buy from trusted suppliers. If it's too good to be true - it probably isn't true LOL.Cheap ink clogged and ruined your print head? That's funny, I thoughtthe print head was built into the cartridge. Which sounds a lot lessdramatic.And what's a "trusted supplier?"So far, I've purchased ink from 2 different manufacturers, and haveyet to have any problems. Other than clogged heads due to waiting toolong to re-fill the color cartridge, no problems.These "bogus ink" posts reek of bogusness.
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