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fadedorca66 said:Tell your colleague she really needs to switch to a more reliable provider. Using Yahoo is just asking for trouble—it’s pretty unreliable.
I guess it would be perfect if everyone just used Gmail, wouldn't it?
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Thanks a million!🙏
ironcyclist58 said:Could you please list those "technical specifications" you mentioned?
Here they are—hopefully this helps!
So, I’m following my usual routine: I hit the share button, pull in the contacts, and make sure to leave the editor permissions turned on so they can actually make changes to the document:
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Hey everyone!
I've been trying to share a bunch of files from my Google Drive with some coworkers—most went through just fine—but there's this one stubborn file that keeps bouncing back. I keep getting hit with that "
Mail Delivery Subsystem "😲 notification. Honestly, I have no clue what's going wrong; I highly doubt everyone at the office has blocked me!😲😲
Thanks in advance for any help!🙏
hiddenorca6 said:Honestly, I’d just ditch Norton. You’ve already got Windows Defender built right in, so why bother? Also, what’s with all those open tabs in Chrome? You really don't need that many hogging up your memory!
Kenneth Cruz67 said:And honestly, I think it would be just as wise to get rid of McAfee too,
Plus, maybe we should look into killing off or at least putting some serious limits on uTorrent, because things can get incredibly frustrating when your whole system starts freezing up just because someone decided to piggyback off your connection to download torrents.
I'll be there.
I honestly haven't a clue—I’m really not tech-savvy when it comes to this stuff, so I don't even know what all those open-source programs actually mean.🤷
I started uninstalling Norton—and then this popped up:
I can't see the image you're trying to share—it looks like the link might be broken or the file didn't upload correctly. If you could try posting it again, I'd be happy to take a look!I’ve been seeing this specific warning pop up on my screen lately—it’s honestly such a headache. I was sitting here trying to get some work done when it just flashed right in my face! It feels like these alerts are getting more aggressive by the day. Has anyone else dealt with this particular glitch?I’m starting to feel like the folks over at Norton might be out to get me—honestly, I just hope I haven't actually picked up some nasty malware.
wiredbison272 said:Maybe try giving your router a quick restart first just to see if that clears things up, and while you're at it, you should really take a look at what's actually running on your PC once you boot up Windows, specifically how many different programs are set to launch automatically right when you sign in. It’s probably worth going through that list and disabling anything you don't absolutely need running in the background all the time. If you haven't done much maintenance lately, you might want to grab CCleaner to tidy things up, because it's pretty handy for clearing out digital junk, cleaning up the registry, and managing those startup programs, and the best part is you can do all of that with the free version without spending a dime. Once you've finished tidying everything up, just give the computer a full restart and see if that helps.
Thanks! Honestly, though, I'm a bit lost here—how am I even supposed to see which programs are launching with Windows 10?
I definitely know my way around CCleaner, though.🙂
Here’s everything I’ve gathered—the timing, the specs, all of it. Is this processor actually as pathetic as it seems, or am I missing the catch?🙂
Thanks,
Kenneth Cruz67 said:In American terms, we'd call it
the dashboard—easy access—just pull up the screen and tweak the dimensions from there👍
I actually found a tutorial and managed to get it done, but thanks anyway!😛
Kenneth Cruz67 said:Check Settings—specifically Ease of Access—to adjust the font size.
To actually change the font itself, you'll have to dive into the Registry Editor—it's a bit technical.
Sorry, I'm totally lost on what you mean—it doesn't matter, though! I did manage to find a workaround for the colors, now I just need to figure out the text.🙏
wiredbison272 said:ctrl i + or -
ctrl i by hovering over the mouse
that’s used to zoom a webpage in or out.
I'm not really sure about the toolbar, though.
Thanks—I actually know that part—but I'm looking for a specific setting somewhere in the menu... just can't seem to find where exactly.🤔
Hi everyone,
Does anyone know how to adjust the font size on the websites I visit—and also on the toolbar? I’ve been digging through the settings, but I just can't seem to find the right option anywhere. Here are some screenshots for reference:
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James Phillips92 said:Just a 14-day quarantine and then they can go wherever they want. Or, more realistically, back to their home state.
Absolutely mandatory! No exceptions whatsoever.
What I was trying to get at—and bear with me here—is this odd contradiction where we’re being handed these incredibly rigid, stern rules about social conduct, yet at the same time, international travel remains wide open. If we were truly in total isolation, there wouldn't be much to debate—rules would just be rules—but since we aren't, I suppose it's down to individual discretion, or more importantly, one's own conscience.
You might have caught that segment on the nightly news tonight—you know, the one featuring that doctor who finally admitted he totally underestimated how devastating the virus could be before becoming a victim himself? Luckily, the man pulled through.
How on earth can they ban us from seeing our own families—which is just heartbreaking, really—while simultaneously letting in people from high-risk countries?!? Shouldn't we be tightening the borders instead? I thought they explicitly promised there wouldn't be any travel at all!
I actually pulled it off—the app finally worked this minute!🙏
Hi everyone!
Does anyone have any tips on how to add a live chat feature to a website built using Google Sites? I'm looking for something that might have a free version if possible.
https://www.websitetoolbox.com/chat_room/pricing.html offers a 14-day trial, but after that, it jumps to $25 a month.
The site is for a high school library—I really want a way to stay in touch with students, parents, and my fellow faculty members.
Thanks in advance!
So, I run a website for my school where I upload new study materials every single day. Today, my laptop is being incredibly sluggish—it’s basically crawling whenever I try to open anything. Could my Google Sites page be the culprit here? If it is, is there any way to fix this without just nuking the whole site😛?
Thanks!🙏
