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  • Anonymous
    June 29, 2008
    I use Live Writer a lot for posting to my Sharepoint Blog.  I love the way it auto uploads the inserted images.  I just wish you cuold use it for creating SP Wiki pages, the image upload process and linking is tendious to say the least :(

  • Anonymous
    July 13, 2008
    WHEN I SCAN WITH SPYBOT IT REPORTS I HAVE A PROBLEM WITH MICROSOFT WINDOWS SECURITY CENTER ANTIVIRUS OVERRIDE AND I NEED TO DELETE IT.ANY INFORMATION ON THIS?

  • Anonymous
    July 26, 2008
    My problem concerns the programe Microsoft Framework 1.1 with which I am able to run other programes like Acer Empowering Technology and ATI Catalyst Control Center. You see I have uninstalled Framework but before that I had created recall point.When I saw the two programes ,I said before, didn't work I ran system recall ( I don't know if the name of this function is correct ;P).The result was that neither Framework ran properly nor I could unistall it ,so that I could install the new one I've downloaded from Microsoft.I believe there are some dll files that are missing so I can't run uninstall,although it appears on the list, and some others who protect the complete erase of the program manually and the setup of Framework from the beggining. I've got Win XP.What should I do? George

  • Anonymous
    August 08, 2008
    problem in windows setup filei386ntkrnlmp.exe could not be loaded. the error code is 7 how can i fix this problem?

  • Anonymous
    August 19, 2008
    i am trying to find out if  there is a way to load and run MS Visio 2003 Pro on MS Vista Home Prem. ? Dell and MS have pawned it off on each other to provide an answer. When I try to load it stops and say that MS Windows 2000 Pro. must be installed. Thanks for ANY help.