Dave, I use the RSS feeds on my personalized MyYahoo! page and sometimes it can’t find the feed, even if I put in the exact URL. I especially have problems with RDF feeds. When I click on them, it looks like it wants to download something and I know that’s not what I need for an aggregator. How do the RDF feeds work? I have several blogs that I like to read that have RDF feeds and I don’t know how to incorporate them into my RSS feeds. Thanks for your help!
Dave, I just got a new computer, and want to move my Microsoft Outlook contacts to a new computer. How do I move this file?
Dave, this might be a bit off the pitch, but here in Australia we have Mobile Hotmail, the ability to send SMS messages to the Hotmail server and read our messages directly on our cellphones. But I always forget all the message codes. Can you help me out? Thanks, mate!
Dave, for the last few months I’ve carefully avoided installing Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2 (aka “SP2”) because I kept hearing about all sorts of problems that arose after people had installed SP2 on their WinXP systems. I’m a busy guy and don’t have time for a computer to go south, but I feel like I should make this upgrade anyway. My question to you: is there some specific sequence of tasks that would maximize my chances of success with the Windows XP Service Pack 2 upgrade?
Dave, sometimes when I’m using Windows Media Player on my WinXP system, I get this mysterious “Unknown error” (C00D11CD)”. What does it mean and how do I avoid it happening?
Dave, I’m using the latest release of Microsoft Window Media Player and am having a problem I thought you could help me with: the CDs that I burn in Media Player don’t work on my car’s CD player. How do I fix this problem?
Dave, my main power switch / breaker (on rear of PC) is poping when he PC is left on for 1-2 days. Turning it OFF then back ON and then pressing the power button on the front panel returns the system to full functionality. There is no scan disk etc to indicate an improper shutdown. Any suggestions appreciated!
Dave, I’m going a bit bonkers. Every time I try to play a CD or watch a DVD on my WinXP system in Windows Media Player, the sound fades out and I’m left without any audio track. I’ve tried jiggling my speaker cables, reseating my sound card, restarting Windows Media Player (or even my PC), and even sacrificing an old Abba CD to the Microsoft Gods, but nothing helps. How do I fix this sort of sound device problems?
