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Name: Justin Weber Date: October 13, 1998 at 17:20:09 Pacific
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The Virtual Doctor and Computing.Net (which have been the same site for over a year) have split up due to differences between myself and the operators of Mydesktop Network. Computing.Net and The Virtual Doctor are now two totally different sites. Please update your bookmarks to point to Computing.Net instead of The Virtual Doctor if you wish to continue to receive the same technical support that Computing.Net has been giving since its inception over 3 years ago. Keep in mind that all The Virtual Doctor's content was received from Computing.Net and myself so in order to guarantee the same support that you have been receiving I suggest you move to Computing.Net. In addition to changing the forum system on Computing.Net so that people do not have to sign up, I have also added a howto section and a software search that actually works. I hope to add far more resources to Computing.Net that you will not see on The Virtual Doctor. I recommend that you update your bookmarks to Computing.Net upon the reading of this message. If you choose not to that is OK but be aware that Computing.Net has been around far longer and has much more experience giving technical support than The Virtual Doctor does. Thank you for visiting Computing.Net
Name: Bnewman Date: January 12, 1999 at 20:06:39 Pacific
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Boy, are you bitter
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Response Number 2
Name: tonyciccotti Date: August 7, 2000 at 09:49:33 Pacific
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i have a problem of burning wav files to cd rw,it burns on cd-rw and plays on cd-rom but does not play on cd audio,why is this occuring,i got these mp3 files from napster and converted it to wax files,can you email me the solution of the problem?
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Response Number 3
Name: TR Date: December 16, 2000 at 05:40:53 Pacific
Summary: Since you already are able to boot to a command line, you may try to repair the damage done by the crash to the OS2.ini file. Cd to the C:\OS2 directory and check for the existence of the following fi...
Summary: Ok I am once again installing OS/2 (after 2 years) as i now have a test machine I created the three boot disks using the cdinst command but as soon as i put thefirst one in the test machine the machi...
Summary: Looks like the NT-server "eats" sessions to the OS2-server. Open a command line on the OS2-server and enter: net sessions > anyfile. This will list all open sessions into a file "anyfile" which you c...
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