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Windows 7 Can Not Access Windows XP Shared Folders
The error is “windows security enter network password”, no matter what password you enter you will not be able to connect to your Windows XP machine from your Windows 7 PC.
The way that I fixed the problem was to open the local security settings by going to the run box and typing “secpol.msc” then going to local policies, security options, then network security: LAN Manager authentication level, you will select the second one on the drop-down menu with NTLMv2, Send LM & NTLM – use NTLMv2 session security if negotiated. This is what fixed the problem for me.
WordPress Shopping Cart Plugin Review
I would say the best two programs on this list are the last two paid WordPress shopping cart e-Commerce plugins, Shopp if you are selling internationally or PHPurchase if you are selling domestically. Take a good look at all the programs mentioned on my list, read through the documentation on the vendor sites, then test them out to see which one suites your needs.
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Sprint Add On Charge
I have Sprint as my cell phone carrier and I was looking at my bill today and noticed that Sprint actually charges you $1.99 for receiving a paper bill. So I am going to be calling them now to let them know I do not want a paper bill. The is crazy how a lot of business monopoly types are charging you for standard stuff. 
My gas company charges a non negotiable customer service fee for their call centers, but thats another post.
Facebook FBML Page Not Showing Pictures
The reason this happens is because Facebook FBML gets tripped up from special characters on the image URL. The image curl should contain only letters and no spaces.
Here is an example of an image URL which will not work well in Facebook’s FBML pages:
<img src=”http://www.yourpage.com/images/social%20sites%20pic.jpg”>
Now here is an example of the proper image URL format for Facebook’s FBML pages:
<img src=”http://www.yourpage.com/images/socialsitespic.jpg”>
Securing Your Online Accounts
It should come as no surprise to you that accounts are being hacked on a daily basis. With so much of our lives online we are making hackers jobs really easy. Hackers have programs that can crack passwords in minutes. This is know as brute force attacks. When we use common numbers and terms we make it to easy for the hacker.
The type of passwords that were recommended yesterday are mandatory today. You should have different passwords for different type of accounts. You can keep a list of these passwords in an encrypted program. Your password must contact an upper case letter, number and a special symbol like the ones that can be found on the number keys on top of your keyboard. This is mandatory in today’s environment.
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