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(I posted this in the Office groups with no replies, you guys (ladies) are smart, so I thought I'd try here) Hi, My icons in the ribbon bars are fuzzy in Word 2007, Excel 2007, etc. My computer is perfect, Nvidia 8600gt card, latest drivers, etc. All my programs are perfect except Office 2007. Resolution is 1280 x 1024 on a Samsung 931BF 19" monitor. When I paste anything into a new Word document, all is fine, all the typefaces in the toolbar and in a document are perfect, it's just the icons in the ribbon and sub-menus. (Note: the typeface within a toolbar icon image are fuzzy, also). I do have full Acrobat installed and it's in my ribbon. I…

I just got my PC back from the repair shop, but now when I recieve an email with a link attached to it, like a reply to a question from this site I can no longer click on the link to take me to this or any other site, PC world etc. I am using XP home and have Norton internet security 2009 and have IE7. any ideas of what I can do . Thanks in advance

downloaded virus that will not allow me to access my control panel and task manager--it says administrator changed my access denied. trying everything to get rid of it.. there is privacy protection and antivirus 2009 and system error fixer on desktop. please help

Hi folks, long story short. I left my laptop with a friend in the US after a two month visit. The laptop was formatted and installed (XP Home) here in Australia. I send over the odd movie for her to see. Being an NTSC country she can only watch the movies (PAL) on the laptop. As time has it, the laptop crashed and she had the system reinstalled there in the states. She cannot now play the PAL movies I sent her, probably because it now has an American configuration/software. I think she is using Media Player 9 or 10. What does she need to do to get Media player (installed in the US) to play PAL movies? does she need to change XP region to Australia? W…

Re: Message from system alert OK, I am going to be kind and not pull your leg and tell you what to do. Windows XP Professional Click Start-> Settings -> Control Panel Click Administrative Tools Click Services Double-click Services Scroll down and highlight Messenger Right-click the highlighted line and choose Properties Click the STOP button Select Disable or Manual in the Startup Type scroll bar Click OK Windows XP Home Click Start-> Settings -> Control Panel Click Performance and Maintenance Click Administrative Tools Double-click Services Scroll down and highlight Messenger Right-click the highlighted line and choose …

I have Internet Explorer 6.0 installed for Windows XP SP2. Now I want to upgrade it to Internet Explorer 7. However, my computer didn't allow me to install IE7 directly, and didn't allow me to save the installation exe file as well. It showed an error message as well to show the file can't be saved. I download the installation file to a USB memory stick from another computer, and hopes it work. However, I can see the file in my computer with explorer, but it don't respond to the click. It just halts there. Any idea to solve my trouble? Thanks!

Hi I've set-up a batch file to automatically hibernate my computer (the code is "RUNDLL32.EXE PowrProf.dll,SetSuspendState"). I've then created a shortcut to this on the desktop, and assigned it the keyboard shortcut CTRL+ALT+H using the /Properties/Shortcut option. But it doesn't work. Actually, it worked once, but then never again. I've tried it with no other programs running, but no luck. Should customised keyboard short cuts work to activate batch files?

hello. Im reconfiguring the XP windows components in add remove components - add remove windows components After enabling a new item, the install starts and im asked for "ensure the disk labeled windows xp professional service pack 3 cd" in installed. It cant find the file "stamem.dll". I just installed the XP 3 service pack from microsoft, but i only have the XP SP2 volume license CD. What do i do?

Hi I've got a Dell desktop that I want to reinstall Windows XP Home on (I'm on SP3 at the moment). I have no idea where my reinstall disc is. What I do have is the OEM code that's on Control Panel/System. I also have the stick which tells me the product key. These two codes are different - which I didn't expect. Can I just buy a cheap Windows XP Home disc off Ebay and then use my own codes?

There's a process I'm trying to kill and am quite unable to do so. I go into the Task Manager, hit the End Process button, click 'Yes', and... nothing happens. I use the command line tools mentioned at <http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb457123.aspx>, and nothing happens. It says all the processes have been killed, but they still show up when I use tasklist. I download KILL from <http://www.petri.co.il/ download_free_reskit_tools.htm>, as recommended by <http:// support.microsoft.com/kb/155075>, and after five minutes of just sitting there, doing nothing, KILL crashes. Any ideas?

I have lately been @ 100% cpu usage according to windows task manager. Its svchost that is useing >90%. So what have I done wrong? Got any ideas? TIA -- ____________________________________ In Christ's matchless name ted n6trf

I get this error only after a weekly reboot. Is there a process not loading up before hand? should I be concerned about this? Is it updating at other times during the week? Windows cannot access the file gpt.ini for GPO CN={6AC1786C-016F-11D2-945F-00C04fB984F9},CN=Policies,CN=System,DC=mydomain,DC=com. The file must be present at the location <\\mydomain.com\sysvol\mydomain.com\Policies\{6AC1786C-016F-11D2-945F-00C04fB984F9}\gpt.ini>. (The network path was not found. ). Group Policy processing aborted. For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp. Group policies are being applied. The link rev…

RE: ie 64 Drew, IE7 32-bit (the default one in Vista x64) has all the bells and whistles you are used to. IE7 64-bit looks more like a barebones, and faster one, because it lacks of flash animations, java and activex as they are all 32-bit. Some prefer IE7 64-bit, like Charlie, other IE7 32-bit. If you don't need the flashing gizmos, IE7 64-bit is all you need. Carlos "Drew" wrote: > Being new to 64 bit I will ask the perennial stupid question, What is the > difference in regular old IE7 and IE7 64bit and which should one use ??.. > Thanks for your help and any giggles this may provide... >

I want to use Drive Copy 5 to copy a 300GB hard drive to a 320GB new one. I have 2 partitions on the drive which XP expects to be I and L. The instructions suggest to hide the partitions so the OS will not make new drive letters. Is this a concern in XP since I see drives fom C to P with these two missing . TIA

WE have a SBS 2003 server (server1) which crashed due to a disk controller issue. Once fixed almost everything works fine. A few months ago we added a server 2003 (server2) whch runs an application. The two have worked fine together (until today). After controller problem is fixed, clinets cannot run the app. Message is that the computer cannot be found or no permissions to access it. Indeed if one tries Start -> Run \\192.168.16.3 (that address of server 2) from server 1 one gets the errors messages. However, if you substitute the name (server2) for the address everything works fine. Same story on any client computers as well. I've tried ru…