Dave, I see that you are an expert on Microsoft’s MSN Hotmail service. Can you tell me whether there’s any way I can configure my Hotmail account so that when I send mail from that account, it has a different ‘reply to’ address? That’d be super helpful and keep me with Hotmail!
Dave, this is a simple question, but profound: how come almost every new tool that Google releases stays in “beta” forever?
Dave, as per your article on IE Search Prefixes, I am trying to download and install the enabler script IE_Search_Prefixes.msi, but when I get the file onto my computer, Windows XP doesn’t know what to do with it. Double-clicking the .msi file just generates an error message?
Hi Dave. Maybe you can help me with this problem. Whenever I try to go on a site that requires secure log-in, eg. bank, ebay etc. I get a security warning pop-up saying there is a problem with the sites security certificate. It says “the security certificate has expired or is not yet valid” and gives me options to continue yes/no or view certificate. I am operating Windows ME and IE 6, all updated and I also run AVG free anti-virus and spybot regularly. I have searched the web for answers to this and also asked several PPL including my bank’s IT helpline. I have done everything suggested but still get the warning!
Dave, a friend just sent me mail telling me that Sony has licensed iTunes from Apple and today has announced that they’ve ported iTunes to the new Sony PSP unit. iTunes for PSP? Man, that’d be cool. Where can I find out more about it?
Dave, I read your books Teach Yourself Unix in 24 Hours and Wicked Cool Shell Scripts and since then I can’t imagine working again on a system like windows!
My problem is that I’ve started to make my C files Unix-compatible but I can’t find a command for C in Windows that does the same thing as system(“cmd”) for Unix. Any suggestions?
Dave, a friend of mine was showing off his superior knowledge of Microsoft Internet Explorer (though he, of course, called it “IE” and, once, “MSIE”) and really amazed me when in the Address bar he typed in something that caused it to give us a stock quote for the specified ticker symbol. How did he do that?
Just for fun, I recently signed up for an AOL account through one of those ubiquitous free CDROMS, and now that I’ve poked around a bit, I’ve decided to shut it down. It’s time to return to the real Internet. But I’m a bit stymied. How do I cancel my AOL account?
