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CamStudio? Someone told me CamStudio will record a webinar. Anyone here use CamStudio to do that? Jack

How do you record a webinar onto the HD? Win XP Jack

Only in Paris, France --- Moments of a trip in Paris --- Art just doesn't get any better than that ;)

Well, it turns out the problem had nothing to do with the OS being on the E drive, except that the drivers did want the C drive. But using E instead of C made it work. Probably should reinstall Windows -- or do I really need to reinstall the HD?

There is no extra drive. The HD which crashed was removed, the new HD installed, and then the software was reinstalled. The dirver problems are reflected under Device Manager, so I downloaded a bunch of drivers via another pc and copied them onto a CD and inserted into problem pc (Dell...

A Win XP pc suffered a HD crash. Put in new HD and reinstalled. However, the new HD is recognized as Local Disk (E) instead of Local Disk (C). I am having problems with drivers for the Ethernet card and the video and others. Is that because the Local Disk (C) is not there anymore? How do I...

I don't want to make a big deal over this, but, basically the faster a CPU the hotter it gets -- and now we use heat-sinks and fans. It seems to me that a higher refresh rate means hotter or faster use and therefore wears out things quicker, but, maybe the result of using the fastest refresh...

>What motor?< Like a car engine for example -- if you always run it at top RPMs you'll certainly impose more more strain and wear it out sooner than otherwise.

OK, thanks -- I was under the impression that there was some analogy between the RPMs of a motor and a referesh rate,i.e., the more RPMs the more strain on the motor.

What are the guidlines (rule of thumb) for the refresh rate to use? I suppose you don't necessarily use the highest refresh rate the hardware permits -- but then what?

I'm ready to replace a GF2 MX200 32MB W/TV SVHS with a new XFX GeForce MX4000 64 MB video card. However, the instructions are a bit confusing. The very first thing the instructions say is Step 1 • Go to Control Panel - Add/Remove Programs and remove any graphics utilities that may be...

Are you saying the steps that are outlined above are not a problem? And "remove any graphics utilities that may be instaled for current/previous display adapters" means the same as "remove the drivers for the current video card"? Yeah, the instructions that followed also say that once the...

I'm ready to replace a GF2 MX200 32MB W/TV SVHS with a new XFX GeForce MX4000 64 MB video card. However, the instructions are a bit confusing. The very first thing the instructions say is Step 1 • Go to Control Panel - Add/Remove Programs and remove any graphics utilities that may be...

Which provides the better firewall - Windows XP or Comcast? I've got to disable the Windows firewall if I want to use the Comcast one.

Thanks for the reply -- and now I see the Canon CanoScan 8400F is in my price range and looks even better! Is there a better one for the money?

I'm looking at the scanner specs on the Canon CanoScan 5000F They include -- "Resolution: Optical: 2400 dpi, Hardware: 2400 x 4800 dpi, Interpolated: 9600 x 9600 dpi " If the optical is 2400 dpi, what is "Hardware: 2400 x 4800 dpi" all about?

Could you please give me an example of a component that might be connected?

OK, but doesn't the "S-video out" port permit that also?

Thanks for the input -- yeah, I can't see the need for it -- the monitor is crisper anyway -- when would you even find output to a TV useful? :confused:

Thanks for the info! I notice on the new XFXGeForce MX4000 64MB card that there is no RCA type AV OUT jack like is on my current GF2 MX200 32MB card -- what exactly am I losing without that jack? :o