larryjhere

Unchecking the box every time I sign in is a pain. I don't WANT to stay signed in - it can jeopardize my security.

I have two Yahoo accounts, and I use the search feature frequently - like if I'm looking for stuff I bought from Amazon.com, I type Amazon in the search bar, and any email that has the word "Amazon" in it comes up. But in the past week or so, that search feature only goes back a few days. BUT when I sign in to my other Yahoo account, the search feature works fine, going back to as far as I have emails. Is there some filter that I accidentally hit that keeps my search from scanning all my emails?

For instance, "D B Evans Company" - should it be filed under "D" or "E"?

Naturally, I would think an inkjet printer would be the way to go. Does any company make a Vista-compatible black-only printer these days?

...and a Quicktime video comes up... I'm using a lap top that I've had for almost a year, but haven't used online much... anyway, when I click on the link, a new window opens, and the video begins to play.... but the original window also changes to the video, so they are BOTH playing, at the same time. How can I change it so that the new window opens and plays the video, but the original window stays on the page where the original link was selected?

Is it appropriate to personalize the letter by addressing it to the interviewer, and cite specific performance examples relative to the job she's interviewing for? Or should it be a more "generic" letter, as in "To whom it may concern,"... and cite generalities about the person?

for instance, in the fraction 2/3, what is the "/" called? NOT "slash"

OK, I am sitting here watching Michigan / Michigan State.... Michigan's receiver went up for a pass, and came down right at the goal line - his leg grazed & knocked over the pylon at the goal line, but no part of his body came down "in bounds" - and the ref called him "out of bounds" - incomplete pass.

The play got reviewed, and they said it was a touchdown! So - my question is - is the end zone pylon considered to be "the ground"? This doesn't seem right to me, if it is...

Please cite me the rule that I can see online for myself.

Should we really have faith in our elected officials to do the right thing, or will they give in to their rich buddies & lobbyists?

... or to use a custom function to focus. But, with the camera on a tripod, if you have the live view off, press down part way on the shutter release (to autofocus), and then activate the live view, wouldn't the autofocus still be set from when live view was off? Therefore, no need to manually focus or use a custom function while in live view? This is, of course, presuming that the picture subject is not moving...

I have put together a presentation that uses different websites and my own pictures, along with verbal narration (that needs to sync with the video) and I want to be able to present it in a video form for posting online. Any suggestions on how to do this?

Sometimes it's a pain in the butt tearing the two halves apart... is there a real reason?

A typical GoDaddy email account, or a Yahoo email account?

I have a couple videos that I'd like to post online, but they are too "large"... one is 203 MB, & the other is 386MB. Need to get them < 100 MB. Is there some reliable free downloadable software available?

I have a Canon Pixma Pro 9000 printer. Is there any type of spray-on application to keep the ink from running in case it was to get wet (raindrops, condensation, me being clumsy)? Or any other technique to avoid this problem?

You've held, for instance, a postcard with a picture on it - when you tilt the card, a different image appears. The material is typically plastic, with very fine grooves in it. Scientifically, it may be a principal of polarization - but I want to have some of these made, using my own pictures. WHAT is this process or product called, so I can search for it?

In Cleveland, there is a bank called "Fifth Third Bank". Can anyone clarify what numbers in the name like that actually mean?

I've been trying for a couple weeks to get into www.adobe.com and other Adobe websites (found by typing Adobe into Google).

Is anyone else having trouble getting in? Or is it some security setting on my computer? I don't have any trouble navigating anywhere else...

What I'm trying to find out - if there IS a universally recognized "stationary" object in the universe, then how fast is the earth travelling, compared to that object? If this stationary object does NOT exist, then how fast are we travelling? Consider the distance the earth travels around the sun in one year and divide by the number of hours per year? and then consider how fast the sun moves??.... and how fast the milky way moves???