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Don Phillipson wrote: > > (various window-control buttons and objects are screwed up) > > Main Windows display font (e.g. for hide/maximin/close boxes at > top right corner) is MARLETT.TTF. Your SFC (System File > Checker) may be the fastest way to test its integrity or > recopy it. Ah yes, thanks ...

The issue I'm seeing is actually on an NT4 server with IE6-sp1, but I'm asking here because there aren't enough people following NT4 newsgroups any more, and I figure that NT is similar enough to XP in this situation. The problem is that these graphic symbols or control elements are screwed up ...

bmcjacmom wrote: > Keep getting same error message twice every time I boot up computer. > > Error loading C:\windows\system\fifiwiwo.dll > > Unfortunetaly I do not have the recovery disc for this desktop. You should be GLAD you're getting that message. fifiwiwo.dll is a viral file. It was either ...

Full-Quoter Jay wrote: > I don't take offense at all, just correcting the mis-notion that > msnews.microsoft.com is a "usenet server". This is a private server > running NNTP software on, YES, nntp port 119 and it also feeds TO > and FROM usenet, With all of that, what makes it a private server ...

Leythos wrote: > > > It has Push and Pull with peers, the difference, which is not > > > really a difference, is that they only SOURCE their own groups > > > > Source is the wrong word. > > > > Microsoft *carries* a certain set of usenet newsgroups - > > specifically the hierarchy that begins with ...

Leythos wrote: > I think you need to check again - the Usenet Service IS a full > Usenet Server. > > It has Push and Pull with peers, the difference, which is not > really a difference, is that they only SOURCE their own groups Source is the wrong word. Microsoft *carries* a certain set of usenet ...

Tim Slattery wrote: > >> I suggest you read about what usenet is and how it works. > > > > This is NOT usenet. > > It depends on how you define Usenet. Is it just the Big 8 ... Any message or post that transits between two or more peers using the NNTP protocal is a usenet message or post. The name ...

John John - MVP wrote: > >> I suggest you read about what usenet is and how it works. > > > > This is NOT usenet. Just because a particular group or set of > > groups is FED to usenet does not make msnews.microsoft.com > > "usenet" OR a usenet server. If that were true, then please > > explain to us ...

Don Phillipson wrote: > > . . . by the way, this is not a "microsoft-owned" usenet > > newsgroup. This is a usenet newsgroup with "microsoft" in > > the name of the group. That's about as close as it gets > > to having anything to do with Microsoft. > > . . . exept that its source is msnews ...

Top-poster and full-quoter "Tom [Pepper] Willett" wrote: > Don't worry. Now that you've posted the key in a Microsoft owned > newsgroup, it won't be around very long. When was the last time you saw any evidence that an MS sys-admin took any action in these newsgroups? And by the way, this is not a ...