quick_thinkfast

Hi,

At work I often send "serial" emails to couple hundred people at a time. Most of the time it is just text and it' easy enough to do with microsoft word, but sometimes I need to add an attachment. I have never found a way to do this.

Any ideas?

This is because an online broker, VirWox for those who must know, has screwed me three times. I want to know the realistic odds of this happening.

They say that "95% of all withdraws happen instantly"

However, all three withdraws I have made have not happened instantly and required some bullshit manual review.

What are the odds of me not getting an instant withdraw three times in a row, when the likelyhood of success is 95% ?

So I have two routers setup as wireless access points that both stopped responding at the same exact time. First question -- could this be because some asshole logged onto our network that had a virus on their computer? We have our network setup only for sharing our internet connection - no file server - so not many worries. Just wondering why both of them went offline at the same time. In the course of a given year anywhere from 100-200 transient computers will log onto our network. It is secured with WPA2, but they are given the password.

It was easy enough to get the first router working again.. simply had to turn it on and off. The second router is stuck up in a raised ceiling so it's

It must have been dragged into another folder. I literally have thousands of folders.

When I search for an email in this folder I can find them. I then hover the mouse over the email and I can see it is in the correct folder, but it doesn't show me the entire path.

Anyway I can see the entire folder tree of where these emails are?

On my iPad and iPhone I normally use gmail. It is always enabled.

I also have my work's exchange account setup on my iOS devices. I usually have the mail disabled because I don't want to see work emails in my free time, but sometimes I do have a look.

Now I have the problem that even when I have my exchange mail turned off, I can still see all of my work contacts. When I start typing an email address it starts automatically predicting work addresses as well as my private ones.

How do I stop this before I do something really really stupid?

My service contract for my printer says it covers everything except bridge bars.

What the heck is that?

Specifically looking for which European Countries.

Many thanks if you know where to find this information, as my google searches are coming up blank.

I have an Epson WUXGA 5450 mkll projector mounted in the ceiling.

It is connected to speakers that are mounted in the ceiling as well. When we connect to this projector with HDMI or over the network the projector automatically plays the sound from these speakers, rather than directly from the computer's speakers.

I would like to be able to somehow hook up a microphone to this projector, so when someone is giving a presentation/showing a movie they could talk into the microphone and hear their voice through the speakers alongside whatever else is being played.

Anyone know if this would be possible?

Edit - It is connected to this amplifier which mentions a feature called "source groupin

When I put a thumb drive into a computer running a virtual session, the local desktop regognizes it, but the drive does not appear inside of citrix.

Is there any easy fix for this? It happens across all of our machines

We have two hard wired VGA connections on either end of the room. They both lead to our projector, but currently when we want to switch betweens sources we have to unplug and switch cables.

Any reason that a device like this wouldn't work?

Link

I have 10 sets of mice/keyboards from www.cherry.de

However, some of the keyboards & mice have stopped working over the years.

Rather than throwing them away, is it possible to mix and match keyboards and mice by reprogramming them somehow?

My panasonic TCP65VT30 plasma does not have a VGA plug on the back.

But when I read through the manual looking for a solution I found this strange port listed, and sure enough it was on the back. But for the life of me I haven't been able to find more information about it online.

Anyone know what the heck this is and if it could be useful to me? It's not a displayport as far as I can tell.

Any idea what this is