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Cross-over cable? This sounds just plain wrong to me. With a switch in place it doesn't seem like there's any call for cross-overs whatsoever.

l assume you've read MSKB #216238 - is this a...

Dammit, I hate it when I don't read the fine print. Either the program exists in XP or not, so there's no harm I can foresee (all waivers and disclaimers of responsibility given). Also, is this a...

Terrific find, Bob! I hadn't even though of a software solution- thanks for posting this. <img src=/S/joy.gif border=0 alt=joy width=23 height=23>

Bruce:

As I read the article I cited above on the basics of flat panel displays, although both technologies receive the same scanned signal, the fact that vastly different technology is used to...

Try following these instructions in the Palm Knowledge library to test your cradle first. Post back with your results.

It's been some time since I've used Outlook as my desktop PM so I can't recall if this was a problem for me. You might want to google it and see if you can find anyone else that has dealt with this...

You need to examine your Outlook contacts and make sure that the entries that are being incorrectly displayed on your Palm are entered properly. I don't really understand whether "SPRINT PCS" is just...

Don't worry, Dawg, the truth will set them free. <img src=/S/duck.gif border=0 alt=duck width=23 height=23>

Of course, getting the heck away from Norton and McAfee products, both of which are total resource hogs, would certainly help as well. Search the Lounge for multitudes of posts on recommended...

An interesting question. If your dry-eye syndrome is truly caused by UV radiation, it would appear that a CRT as opposed to an LCD wouldn't make any difference, since CRT's emit a negligible amount...

<hr>Short of a hard reset, is there a way to remove or delete this "test" identify?<hr>It depends on what you're trying to achieve. Each Palm device can synchronize with one profile at a time, and...

First guess: do you have any third party software installed? This error can arise due to an application conflict. I would recommend deleting apps one by one, and testing the notes application to see...

I don't see anything odd off-hand. Now I can only get into anecdotal advice: my personal experience has been that when I've had a peer-to-peer network that included a w98/95 PC, I had to have the IPX...

Mike, have you addressed the following on the problem computer :
<LI>identical workgroup under Network Identification;
<LI>identical usernames/log-ins
<LI>identical network protocols installed

Is that 64 MB or 640 MB of RAM? the latter is an odd number, so I'm guessing the former. To run XP reliably, you need 256 MB at a minimum, and then it's stable as all get out.

Mike, this is a very, very, very common problem. Start <!post=here,214053>here<!/post> and <!post=here,214027>here<!/post> - and then post back with further questions.

Interesting idea, but I'd have to say that I'd never recommend anything in the way of a notebook to a client unless it came from a major player (Dell, IBM, Toshiba etc.) Notebooks have too many...

If yon want more opinions, use the Search feature of the Lounge. There are oodles of threads on this topic, addressing the questions you are asking.

Unless we are misunderstanding your question, that is exactly what Bryan's excellent instructions will do for you - if you select it for Contacts, for example, the Outlook records will overwrite...

Sounds like a network evaluation is in order. We often blame the OS when databases get corrupted, machines crash and get disconnected from the network, but often it's good 'ole wiring/network...

I know this may not address KIM's issue directly either, but I've found that premium quality blank CD-R's (Sony, etc.) are better for burning audio CD's not necessarily for aural quality but for the...

Hey Fish:

I've been using a Thinkpad 240 for about 4 years now. When I bought it is was discontinued so an excellent price ($1200US at that time). It's a Celeron 333, came with 128MB RAM (which I...

Here, it's the pic you use to represent yourself in an online forum. But whatever you say.... <img src=/S/grin.gif border=0 alt=grin width=15 height=15> Sorry, Cowboy, I wasn't intending to be...

And NO-ONE argues with Cowboy. Have you checked out his avatar? <img src=/S/duck.gif border=0 alt=duck width=23 height=23> <img src=/S/wink.gif border=0 alt=wink width=15 height=15>

As other commentators have noted, this is an extremely popular question on both this and the WinXP board - do some searching and you'll come up with gems. In sum, look at these factors: make sure...