sharing???
Q. The kids in my class are not very good at sharing with eachother ,especially my girls at home living center during centers time. Does anyone know of a good way to reinforce sharing? What about a picture book or video about sharing? Any ideas would help!! Thanks in advance!
Asked by Martha K - Wed May 16 22:15:06 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Positive reinforcement is what works best. Try to give them a reward for sharing. Of course, tell the children the importance of sharing and that this is what you will be working on for a while. Let them know that you will be watching them and keeping track of how well they do and when you see improvement the children that have had difficulty in this area. Let them know that there will be a reward once you see this improvement over a period of time. The reward can be something as simple as extra outside play time, a movie, treats or anything that would be a little different for their day. Also, let them know that if you don't see improvement or if things go back to the way they were before making changes, that privileges will be… [cont.]
Answered by Devin's mom - Thu May 17 12:38:40 2007
Q. The kids in my class are not very good at sharing with eachother ,especially my girls at home living center during centers time. Does anyone know of a good way to reinforce sharing? What about a picture book or video about sharing? Any ideas would help!! Thanks in advance!
Asked by Martha K - Wed May 16 22:15:06 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Positive reinforcement is what works best. Try to give them a reward for sharing. Of course, tell the children the importance of sharing and that this is what you will be working on for a while. Let them know that you will be watching them and keeping track of how well they do and when you see improvement the children that have had difficulty in this area. Let them know that there will be a reward once you see this improvement over a period of time. The reward can be something as simple as extra outside play time, a movie, treats or anything that would be a little different for their day. Also, let them know that if you don't see improvement or if things go back to the way they were before making changes, that privileges will be… [cont.]
Answered by Devin's mom - Thu May 17 12:38:40 2007
File sharing music lawsuits? How many songs are these people sharing that they get sued?
Q. I read somewhere that like over 30 million Americans file share music. How can the RIAA sue this many people? The people that they are suing, how many songs are they sharing? Is it people who download or specifically share?
Asked by Womb Buster - Sat Sep 8 23:16:39 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The thing is, they know how many people do this, but they don't know who. People get found out when they use computers on a certain network, like college students using their computers on the colleges network get found out if they use file sharing programs, and the college either punishes them, or tells the appropiate people to sue the students. How many songs? Well, that depends on the person. Some people get all their songs by file sharing, others only have a few. But regardless of how many songs they've downloaded, they are still able to be sued. And many thousends of dollors too.
Answered by Aki - Sun Sep 9 04:15:32 2007
Q. I read somewhere that like over 30 million Americans file share music. How can the RIAA sue this many people? The people that they are suing, how many songs are they sharing? Is it people who download or specifically share?
Asked by Womb Buster - Sat Sep 8 23:16:39 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The thing is, they know how many people do this, but they don't know who. People get found out when they use computers on a certain network, like college students using their computers on the colleges network get found out if they use file sharing programs, and the college either punishes them, or tells the appropiate people to sue the students. How many songs? Well, that depends on the person. Some people get all their songs by file sharing, others only have a few. But regardless of how many songs they've downloaded, they are still able to be sued. And many thousends of dollors too.
Answered by Aki - Sun Sep 9 04:15:32 2007
What are the ways in which Employee are sharing knowledge currently in Your Organisation?
Q. What are the factors that affect their willingness to share or not share their knowledge? What changes could be made in the organisation to encourage him or her to share knowledge? How could the environment be made more conducive for knowledge sharing?
Asked by Wez - Fri Oct 27 20:35:00 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. UPS is a fortune 500 company. One of the ways it has grown so large is by incorporating employees concern and ideas into its business development. John Casey the founder of UPS made sure that we as a company never lost sight of the employee. That is why we are voted one of the top 10 companies in the world with the regards to employee relations. I know that in my workplace we have an HR team that is constantly trying to balance management concerns with the employees. We also have a top notch open door policy. Anybody can go to their boss with a concern and voice it without fear that they will be judged by it or have it used against them. (stepping off my soapbox...) My guess as to what would be the best way to improve knowledge sharing… [cont.]
Answered by J - Fri Oct 27 21:12:39 2006
Q. What are the factors that affect their willingness to share or not share their knowledge? What changes could be made in the organisation to encourage him or her to share knowledge? How could the environment be made more conducive for knowledge sharing?
Asked by Wez - Fri Oct 27 20:35:00 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. UPS is a fortune 500 company. One of the ways it has grown so large is by incorporating employees concern and ideas into its business development. John Casey the founder of UPS made sure that we as a company never lost sight of the employee. That is why we are voted one of the top 10 companies in the world with the regards to employee relations. I know that in my workplace we have an HR team that is constantly trying to balance management concerns with the employees. We also have a top notch open door policy. Anybody can go to their boss with a concern and voice it without fear that they will be judged by it or have it used against them. (stepping off my soapbox...) My guess as to what would be the best way to improve knowledge sharing… [cont.]
Answered by J - Fri Oct 27 21:12:39 2006
What is your opinion on children and sharing at public places?
Q. My friend and I both have children that just turned 2. We were at a public pool and 2 boys there each had a toy dinosaur that they were playing with. Her daughter went up to them watching and wanting to play with them and they kept turning around ignoring her and not playing/ sharing their toys. I felt that it was their toy and I tell that to my son so he doesnt expect to be able to take it or play with it. She snapped a comment about how her daughter has to share and she couldnt believe that these older boys were behaving that way and that the parents who were close by would let them be selfish and not share or would even let them bring a toy to place like this and set up this situation. What do you think about this type of situation?
Asked by fyrechick - Thu Oct 4 16:48:53 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think they are obligated to share the toy. Maybe the other parents were thinking she should teach her child how to respect other people's property. Get the picture? It goes both ways. She was making a big deal out of nothing. She should have simply called her daughter away and told her she was there to swim not play with dinosaurs.
Answered by rcButterfly - Thu Oct 4 17:55:26 2007
Q. My friend and I both have children that just turned 2. We were at a public pool and 2 boys there each had a toy dinosaur that they were playing with. Her daughter went up to them watching and wanting to play with them and they kept turning around ignoring her and not playing/ sharing their toys. I felt that it was their toy and I tell that to my son so he doesnt expect to be able to take it or play with it. She snapped a comment about how her daughter has to share and she couldnt believe that these older boys were behaving that way and that the parents who were close by would let them be selfish and not share or would even let them bring a toy to place like this and set up this situation. What do you think about this type of situation?
Asked by fyrechick - Thu Oct 4 16:48:53 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think they are obligated to share the toy. Maybe the other parents were thinking she should teach her child how to respect other people's property. Get the picture? It goes both ways. She was making a big deal out of nothing. She should have simply called her daughter away and told her she was there to swim not play with dinosaurs.
Answered by rcButterfly - Thu Oct 4 17:55:26 2007
Can virus attacks computers by sharing a printer?
Q. Can virus attacks computers by sharing a printer? I run a small business and had 2 computers in my office. I used one computer to do all the office work like keeping record & data, letters etc and the other which is connected to internet for email, research, etc. Both computers are sharing same printer. If the computer that connected to internet get attacked by a virus, does my other computer will be attacked too?
Asked by cream er - Mon Dec 21 03:35:39 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. antivirus tips and antivirus download:
Answered by Mr Mrs Hide - Mon Dec 21 10:11:43 2009
Q. Can virus attacks computers by sharing a printer? I run a small business and had 2 computers in my office. I used one computer to do all the office work like keeping record & data, letters etc and the other which is connected to internet for email, research, etc. Both computers are sharing same printer. If the computer that connected to internet get attacked by a virus, does my other computer will be attacked too?
Asked by cream er - Mon Dec 21 03:35:39 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. antivirus tips and antivirus download:
Answered by Mr Mrs Hide - Mon Dec 21 10:11:43 2009
How do you disable Internet sharing on a computer when someone else is the administrator?
Q. Also, with the sharing enabled and someone else as the adminstrator on your computer, what exactly can they see via remote? Is it possible for them to record your internet sessions, etc. Can I disable the sharing even if the boxes are grayed out in the control panel?
Asked by TamTam - Wed Jul 25 14:28:36 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. can't
Answered by Icey - Wed Jul 25 14:36:33 2007
Q. Also, with the sharing enabled and someone else as the adminstrator on your computer, what exactly can they see via remote? Is it possible for them to record your internet sessions, etc. Can I disable the sharing even if the boxes are grayed out in the control panel?
Asked by TamTam - Wed Jul 25 14:28:36 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. can't
Answered by Icey - Wed Jul 25 14:36:33 2007
What age should a brother and sister stop sharing a room?
Q. My daughter is 10 and my son is 9. We have a 2 bedroomed house which means that they have to share a bedroom. My daughter is starting to mature and i think that she should have her own space but the council(who we rent our house from) think that its still ok for them to share a room and wont give us a 3 bedroomed house yet. We can't afford to buy a house. What do you think? Do you think they are still ok to be sharing?
Asked by Mhari B - Thu Oct 1 09:42:45 2009 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In my opinion, children of opposite genders should typically have their own room the moment they are able to, or show signs of needing privacy. I have seen this happen as early as 5 or 6 years of age. However, the critical point is puberty. Puberty brings many changes which are embarrassing to a young child. In order to help the child cope better, I suggest you discuss implications of puberty and the awkwardness of some of the changes with a empathetic member of the council. If not, a) As a temporary arrangement, have the younger child sleep in your room while you move into the living room or b) See if a part of the house may be partitioned using a chinese screen for the boy and give the girl her own room.
Answered by tree - Thu Oct 1 10:40:48 2009
Q. My daughter is 10 and my son is 9. We have a 2 bedroomed house which means that they have to share a bedroom. My daughter is starting to mature and i think that she should have her own space but the council(who we rent our house from) think that its still ok for them to share a room and wont give us a 3 bedroomed house yet. We can't afford to buy a house. What do you think? Do you think they are still ok to be sharing?
Asked by Mhari B - Thu Oct 1 09:42:45 2009 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In my opinion, children of opposite genders should typically have their own room the moment they are able to, or show signs of needing privacy. I have seen this happen as early as 5 or 6 years of age. However, the critical point is puberty. Puberty brings many changes which are embarrassing to a young child. In order to help the child cope better, I suggest you discuss implications of puberty and the awkwardness of some of the changes with a empathetic member of the council. If not, a) As a temporary arrangement, have the younger child sleep in your room while you move into the living room or b) See if a part of the house may be partitioned using a chinese screen for the boy and give the girl her own room.
Answered by tree - Thu Oct 1 10:40:48 2009
How does home sharing on itunes work?
Q. On itunes how do i get home sharing to download all that music to my other computer? Is it possible?
Asked by lanie - Tue Feb 16 20:54:13 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. iTunes 9: At Home With Home Sharing The Home Sharing feature introduced in iTunes 9 has been a long time coming. Of course, there was always the option of sharing your library on your home network. This allowed you to play streaming music from one computer on others via iTunes. It works well enough for what it is, but Home Sharing does that, and much more. Share More Media First of all, you can share much more than just music between computers. Movies, music videos, and TV shows are all now playable on any machine in your network you authorize via Home Sharing. Authorization is simple, but requires you to have an iTunes account, and to have authorized the computer in question to play media associated with that account. Once that s done, [cont.]
Answered by Tarzan - Tue Feb 16 21:13:27 2010
Q. On itunes how do i get home sharing to download all that music to my other computer? Is it possible?
Asked by lanie - Tue Feb 16 20:54:13 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. iTunes 9: At Home With Home Sharing The Home Sharing feature introduced in iTunes 9 has been a long time coming. Of course, there was always the option of sharing your library on your home network. This allowed you to play streaming music from one computer on others via iTunes. It works well enough for what it is, but Home Sharing does that, and much more. Share More Media First of all, you can share much more than just music between computers. Movies, music videos, and TV shows are all now playable on any machine in your network you authorize via Home Sharing. Authorization is simple, but requires you to have an iTunes account, and to have authorized the computer in question to play media associated with that account. Once that s done, [cont.]
Answered by Tarzan - Tue Feb 16 21:13:27 2010
How can I start sharing with my male friend that I really like him?
Q. We have been datng off and on for about a year.He has taken on a week ong vacation, brought me wonderful gifts for Valentines day, but lately I am confusd about our relationship. After the vacation, he has been indifferent. I think maybe I haven't been good at sharing my feelings with him.
Asked by lhg - Tue Sep 23 21:08:13 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. just be honest tell him how u feel if u care u need to say if u dont u just might lose ur chance not everyone waits 4 ever n oncee its gone u cant always get it back
Answered by miss happy pants - Wed Sep 24 18:34:50 2008
Q. We have been datng off and on for about a year.He has taken on a week ong vacation, brought me wonderful gifts for Valentines day, but lately I am confusd about our relationship. After the vacation, he has been indifferent. I think maybe I haven't been good at sharing my feelings with him.
Asked by lhg - Tue Sep 23 21:08:13 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. just be honest tell him how u feel if u care u need to say if u dont u just might lose ur chance not everyone waits 4 ever n oncee its gone u cant always get it back
Answered by miss happy pants - Wed Sep 24 18:34:50 2008
How do I stop sharing music with other users on my computer?
Q. Someway somehow me and my brother are sharing music. I want it to stop. All our stuff is mixed up. He uses ITunes and I use windows media player. So all his music is mixed in my windows media player, how do I stop that?
Asked by NoBiS - Wed Jul 25 15:35:12 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. put them in different folders
Answered by Ivan M - Wed Jul 25 19:51:28 2007
Q. Someway somehow me and my brother are sharing music. I want it to stop. All our stuff is mixed up. He uses ITunes and I use windows media player. So all his music is mixed in my windows media player, how do I stop that?
Asked by NoBiS - Wed Jul 25 15:35:12 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. put them in different folders
Answered by Ivan M - Wed Jul 25 19:51:28 2007
What is the best file sharing download to use?
Q. Besides limewire, what is a good file sharing download that is easy to use?
Asked by Nadeshiko - Mon Sep 14 07:33:34 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need to rephrase your question to "What the best Peer 2 Peer Program?" > uTorrent , Simple yet powerful.
Answered by Des Vanner - Mon Sep 14 09:03:30 2009
Q. Besides limewire, what is a good file sharing download that is easy to use?
Asked by Nadeshiko - Mon Sep 14 07:33:34 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need to rephrase your question to "What the best Peer 2 Peer Program?" > uTorrent , Simple yet powerful.
Answered by Des Vanner - Mon Sep 14 09:03:30 2009
How do you stop frostwire from sharing my music with other computers?
Q. I installed frostwire recently and now I found that when it is near other computers they will get my playlist. How do I stop it from sharing with all computers? My friend's friend configured her frostwire so that hers doesn't do it but she doesn't know how to do it for me and her friend isn't available. Thanks.
Asked by Linda - Thu Jul 29 15:01:35 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That's what you get for stealing music. We won't be helping you.
Answered by Tallest Skil - Thu Jul 29 15:03:36 2010
Q. I installed frostwire recently and now I found that when it is near other computers they will get my playlist. How do I stop it from sharing with all computers? My friend's friend configured her frostwire so that hers doesn't do it but she doesn't know how to do it for me and her friend isn't available. Thanks.
Asked by Linda - Thu Jul 29 15:01:35 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That's what you get for stealing music. We won't be helping you.
Answered by Tallest Skil - Thu Jul 29 15:03:36 2010
How do you set up media sharing with the xbox 360 and windows media player 11?
Q. I have set up sharing with the media player but when i test my connection with the 360 it says pc selected failed. I am using a wired connection.
Asked by Mack the Knife - Fri Sep 19 19:47:12 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Before you test the connection, when you hook up your ethernet to your computer, it should pop up in the corner and say windows media extendor found. After that you click on it and it will give you instructions including when to run the test and what to put.
Answered by Mike W - Sat Sep 20 00:59:20 2008
Q. I have set up sharing with the media player but when i test my connection with the 360 it says pc selected failed. I am using a wired connection.
Asked by Mack the Knife - Fri Sep 19 19:47:12 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Before you test the connection, when you hook up your ethernet to your computer, it should pop up in the corner and say windows media extendor found. After that you click on it and it will give you instructions including when to run the test and what to put.
Answered by Mike W - Sat Sep 20 00:59:20 2008
Sharing a room Whats a good Material to use as a wall?
Q. I am going to be sharing a room in an apt. I like my privacy and my friend does to so I am going to get a few 2x4's cut them in half and put door hinges on them so they can stand securely from the floor to the ceiling. This will give me good beams but I need some kind of cheap thick material to create the actual wall with. (it will stretch from beam to beam and would prefer something that looks good) The wall wouldn't cause any damage to the room and would be easy to take down.
Asked by ShadowC - Tue Aug 26 15:18:42 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. maybe some canvas or thick furniture upholstery material... just make sure you poke a little hole in it so you can spy on your rooommate...just kidding.
Answered by saraparker - Tue Aug 26 15:28:07 2008
Q. I am going to be sharing a room in an apt. I like my privacy and my friend does to so I am going to get a few 2x4's cut them in half and put door hinges on them so they can stand securely from the floor to the ceiling. This will give me good beams but I need some kind of cheap thick material to create the actual wall with. (it will stretch from beam to beam and would prefer something that looks good) The wall wouldn't cause any damage to the room and would be easy to take down.
Asked by ShadowC - Tue Aug 26 15:18:42 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. maybe some canvas or thick furniture upholstery material... just make sure you poke a little hole in it so you can spy on your rooommate...just kidding.
Answered by saraparker - Tue Aug 26 15:28:07 2008
Is there anyway can use Home Sharing on iTunes but disable making purchases on the second computer?
Q. My little sister and I share an iTunes account, and all off the media is on my laptop. She would like to have the music on her laptop as well. I am aware of Home Sharing but she is often very irresponsible and will probably make lots of stupid purchases. Is there anyway I can use Home Sharing to allow her to listen to iTunes media on her computer, but not make purchases?
Asked by Anna - Tue Nov 3 07:43:46 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you deauthorize the other computer, you can't share and she can't play any of your content. There are a couple of ways you can go about this. Home Sharing of course. You would have to be sure that you're account isn't signed on at her computer. But, from I've read here, Home Sharing isn't as simple and effective as Apple makes it out to be. The better option is for her to have her own account on her computer with no access to your user account. Copy the FILES to her computer, then import them to iTunes there. Another plus to this method is that there will now be an additional copy in the event of a crash or whatever. Though, you should still create and keep yet another copy of anything you don't want to lose.
Answered by NONE - Tue Nov 3 10:19:21 2009
Q. My little sister and I share an iTunes account, and all off the media is on my laptop. She would like to have the music on her laptop as well. I am aware of Home Sharing but she is often very irresponsible and will probably make lots of stupid purchases. Is there anyway I can use Home Sharing to allow her to listen to iTunes media on her computer, but not make purchases?
Asked by Anna - Tue Nov 3 07:43:46 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you deauthorize the other computer, you can't share and she can't play any of your content. There are a couple of ways you can go about this. Home Sharing of course. You would have to be sure that you're account isn't signed on at her computer. But, from I've read here, Home Sharing isn't as simple and effective as Apple makes it out to be. The better option is for her to have her own account on her computer with no access to your user account. Copy the FILES to her computer, then import them to iTunes there. Another plus to this method is that there will now be an additional copy in the event of a crash or whatever. Though, you should still create and keep yet another copy of anything you don't want to lose.
Answered by NONE - Tue Nov 3 10:19:21 2009
How modems (DSL) work when 3 computer are sharing ? can one computer be faster to browse than the other ?
Q. 3 of us are sharing in one DSL-modem at 512 Kbps speed, is there any other option to make one computer works faster than the other ? To browse, download and watch videos, or the speed of the modem are equally distributed to each computer .
Asked by unknown - Sat Aug 15 13:24:38 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm a network engineer with over 30 years of experience. Yes. there are multiple things you can do for this. Switches / Routers / DSL Modems. There really is very little distinction between them now, many of them are capable of performing the exact same functions, so when someone says routing table, etc. etc., keep in mind you might be able to do it on any one of them. You could apply QOS for a specific hardware port on your switch, or apply port (channels) filters on all except the one you want to do viewing on. make sure you have a 100 mb connection all the way from your viewing PC to you DSL modem. Including that the switch and ports connecting them are 100 mb also. You can also adjust the MTU settings on your viewing PC, to… [cont.]
Answered by Eric - Sun Aug 16 00:24:36 2009
Q. 3 of us are sharing in one DSL-modem at 512 Kbps speed, is there any other option to make one computer works faster than the other ? To browse, download and watch videos, or the speed of the modem are equally distributed to each computer .
Asked by unknown - Sat Aug 15 13:24:38 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm a network engineer with over 30 years of experience. Yes. there are multiple things you can do for this. Switches / Routers / DSL Modems. There really is very little distinction between them now, many of them are capable of performing the exact same functions, so when someone says routing table, etc. etc., keep in mind you might be able to do it on any one of them. You could apply QOS for a specific hardware port on your switch, or apply port (channels) filters on all except the one you want to do viewing on. make sure you have a 100 mb connection all the way from your viewing PC to you DSL modem. Including that the switch and ports connecting them are 100 mb also. You can also adjust the MTU settings on your viewing PC, to… [cont.]
Answered by Eric - Sun Aug 16 00:24:36 2009
How to ask guest to bring drinks for Sharing?
Q. I'm having a party and I am planning to serve drinks to everyone but how do I ask everyone to bring drinks for sharing? I am making out the invite should I just put drinks are for sharing or the more Drinks the merry?
Asked by joanna p - Fri Mar 27 17:56:36 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if your making up invitations or flyers just put B Y O B on it.
Answered by unknown - Tue Mar 31 01:17:37 2009
Q. I'm having a party and I am planning to serve drinks to everyone but how do I ask everyone to bring drinks for sharing? I am making out the invite should I just put drinks are for sharing or the more Drinks the merry?
Asked by joanna p - Fri Mar 27 17:56:36 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if your making up invitations or flyers just put B Y O B on it.
Answered by unknown - Tue Mar 31 01:17:37 2009
Where can I get good info about the different types of file sharing programs?
Q. I'm doing a speech about the history of file sharing for one of my classes. Does anyone know any good tech websites that talk about the various types of file sharing programs? I'm looking for something that's more substantial than wikipedia.
Asked by xtremecatholic - Fri Mar 27 18:10:10 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here are some links that may help: i hope this helped!
Answered by gamer3789 - Sat Mar 28 00:46:19 2009
Q. I'm doing a speech about the history of file sharing for one of my classes. Does anyone know any good tech websites that talk about the various types of file sharing programs? I'm looking for something that's more substantial than wikipedia.
Asked by xtremecatholic - Fri Mar 27 18:10:10 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here are some links that may help: i hope this helped!
Answered by gamer3789 - Sat Mar 28 00:46:19 2009
How do I create a wireless home network for sharing files and a printer?
Q. I am trying to create a file sharing network between a wireless desktop and hardwired laptop. Also later I may want to add another wireless laptop. I have given both computers the same workgroup name and run the windows home network wizard but I cannot connect to either computer. Neither one seems to recognize the other. I have heard some people talk about switches. If this is what I need to fix it please explain to me what a switch is and how hard it is going to be to set one up.
Asked by Nathan - Tue Jul 24 21:17:49 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. network magic is good for wireless and wired connections..it searches and finds everthing on your network. you can setup filesharing and printer for both computers. i have 5 networked right now with the same program.its a trial software but it still will keep your puters online and printers. network magic is available at purenetworks or cnet.com good luck
Answered by badboy11904 - Tue Jul 24 21:28:24 2007
Q. I am trying to create a file sharing network between a wireless desktop and hardwired laptop. Also later I may want to add another wireless laptop. I have given both computers the same workgroup name and run the windows home network wizard but I cannot connect to either computer. Neither one seems to recognize the other. I have heard some people talk about switches. If this is what I need to fix it please explain to me what a switch is and how hard it is going to be to set one up.
Asked by Nathan - Tue Jul 24 21:17:49 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. network magic is good for wireless and wired connections..it searches and finds everthing on your network. you can setup filesharing and printer for both computers. i have 5 networked right now with the same program.its a trial software but it still will keep your puters online and printers. network magic is available at purenetworks or cnet.com good luck
Answered by badboy11904 - Tue Jul 24 21:28:24 2007
How do i deal with sharing a room with my little sister?
Q. My half sister is 7 years old and I'm 15 and we have been sharing a room and a bathroom for 4 years. I've already tried to use tape to divide her side of the room from mine, but she always gets mad and takes of the tape. She's constanly leaving the room a mess and going through my stuff. What should I do? I don't think I can last 3 more years sharing a room with her.
Asked by DaBubblePirate - Fri Aug 27 19:52:41 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. .Explain how it isn't nice to mess up other peoples things. She might understand if her things get the same treatment as yours do.The tape strategy won't work unless you are there when she is there Too much work to enforce.Maybe you could talk to your parents about setting some rules for you and sister.
Answered by ceece - Fri Aug 27 20:09:34 2010
Q. My half sister is 7 years old and I'm 15 and we have been sharing a room and a bathroom for 4 years. I've already tried to use tape to divide her side of the room from mine, but she always gets mad and takes of the tape. She's constanly leaving the room a mess and going through my stuff. What should I do? I don't think I can last 3 more years sharing a room with her.
Asked by DaBubblePirate - Fri Aug 27 19:52:41 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. .Explain how it isn't nice to mess up other peoples things. She might understand if her things get the same treatment as yours do.The tape strategy won't work unless you are there when she is there Too much work to enforce.Maybe you could talk to your parents about setting some rules for you and sister.
Answered by ceece - Fri Aug 27 20:09:34 2010
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cars Washington Post (blog) Fast Company.com calls it a "peer-to-peer car-hire scheme" that seeks to compete with car- share companies like Zipcar, by making rental cars more available ...
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that a window changing form is recognised as a new window by the presenters client and as a result the content is no longer shared Below is a worked example Open Calculator and share it What you should see is the calculator with currently sharing in the title bar and the rest of the screen partially greyed out
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Wed, 13 Jul 2005 23:56:18 PDT
preach anything else" ron dicianni: "Ray Comfort forever changed my approach to sharing the gospel." tom grinner, Gateway ... video.google.com.
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rebeccaousley
Wed, 08 Sep 2010 15:25:47 GM
We have participated in the . Sharing. Life Walk/Run the past three years and are registering to participate again this year. The . Sharing. Life Foundation supports the following: Research to find a cure for liver disease; Families who are ...
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