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    The Core 2 Duo's are amazing. It pains me to see the adverts on TV where they promote them as the best chips in the world. (Personally I prefer my local chippy's ;) ) but it's true they are currently the best.

    Lagu, my Core Duo runs 2 Folding clients. Running just one shows up in the windows manager as 100% in one core on the grpah but the bottom left corner says 50%. Run 2 and I'm at full whack.

    Blackheath's said what needs to be done with BOINC and AFAIK thats it spot on.

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    Quote Originally Posted by drezha View Post
    Blackheath's said what needs to be done with BOINC and AFAIK thats it spot on.
    Just what is AFAIK ?





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    NeoGen I almost forgot about Pirch and Mirc, That is a way the members could communicate if we do not get our java chat room back, setup a chat server exclusive to this web site? What do you think?

    chat.amdusers.com Port 6667 => Maybe, Your comments





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    I don't know how to set a chat server, but we have it on our wishlist and Jeff has seen a few sometime ago, so I believe that soon when he has some more time off he'll set one up for us.

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    i think a chat server would be great

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    I have some chat room experience, both server admin and configuration. There are plenty of IRCD's (IRC Server Daemon) on the web.

    I might be a bit rusty but i'm sure it's in my mind somewhere


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    I think one of the times we got hacked was via our chat room on the old forum software.


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    I´ve notised the word AFAIK" many times but have no clue what peoples were talking about. Good you asked Nflight. It helped me too
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    Quote Originally Posted by blackheath View Post
    Here you go...
    http://email.about.com/cs/outlooktips/qt/et101002.htm

    Don't forget to copy all '.pst' files (including archive.pst)
    Blackheat, I have some difficulties understand the word "Data file Management". My outlook is in Swedish and can this complicated word be written in another words? I have tried search after "pst" with no results. Then I searched after outlook witk a more advanced alternative and found Outlook.srs 3 Kb + another Outlook with its typical icon 23 Mb. I can se in whish map it is.

    When I click on "Personal folder" a page appear as is Personal folder - Outlook today. Is it this page it means?

    Then what step should I use? there is only 3 steps for 2003. Should I use some more steps as chowns here? You can E-mail me if you want.

    Outlook stores all your data (email messages, contacts, your calendars, and more) in ominous "Personal Folder" (.pst) files. They are proprietary and complicated, and it's a good idea to back them up now and then. First you need to find the location where Outlook keeps your .pst files, however.
    Where Outlook Stores Your Mail, Calendar and Other Data


    To identify the folder where Outlook 2003 stores your email messages and other data:
    • Select File | Data File Management... from the menu.
    • Highlight your main data file (typically named Personal Folders).
    • Click Open Folder....
    To identify the folder where Outlook 2002 and earlier store your data:
    • Click with the right mouse button on Outlook Today either in the Outlook bar or in the folder list.
    • Select Properties from the pop-up menu.
    • Select Advanced....
    • Notice the path listed under Path:.
    • Select the path excluding the file name (usually this will be "outlook.pst") with your mouse.
    • Press Ctrl-C to copy the path.
      • If, for example, the path listed under Path: is "C:\­Documents and Settings\­email.guide\­Application Data\­Microsoft\­Outlook\­outlook.pst", you'd select and copy "C:\­Documents and Settings\­email.guide\­Application Data\­Microsoft\­Outlook\".
    • Now select Run... from the Start menu.
    • Press Ctrl-V to paste the path
    • Hit Enter to open your Outlook data folder in Windows Explorer.
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