manuleka

i'm just curious to know the registrar you use... i've had a domain before with godaddy, domainsarefree and now reigstering with luckyregisteri've never used any of their services other than registering a domain... what about you?

cheers yordan appreciate it...

yes indeed it is the same ip cheers yordan

it only has my domain (manumonkey.com)... was there an option for a free subdomain on order form? i probably didn't read through the form properly...

i'm just wondering if the free hosting service has a free subdomain available for use? reason being, incase there's muck ups on domains that it would always be there or fall back to it... for example:example.astahost.com or example.xisto.comcheers...

so i was provided with the following nameservers:NS.COMPUTINGHOST.COMNS2.COMPUTINGHOST.COMare the above correct? or are they suppose to be:NS1.COMPUTINGHOST.COMNS2.COMPUTINGHOST.COM

cheers yordan it's on green as active... just logged into cpanel ;)i've been with some other free hosts before and i like how the forum and hosting services are connected :lol:awesome

i've just used my credits on purchasing a Logic Plan... received a confirmation email of the transaction... so now i wait or should i make a request for setting up my account? cheers

solved it: all i needed to do was to set the users for the share folder to "Everyone"

oops sorry didn't see the creation date of the thread... and i agree with yordan, i think browser based instant messengers are awesome...

lol yea i think that's sufficient... i don't have an android phone but planning of getting one soon (hopefully)

i though web browser messengers were around ages ago?? as a plugin that is??

how many here uses a smartfone, and how many has an Android one? i'm just curious because this OS has been growing popularity tremendously....

and sudoku

down... fashion clothing and competition... are you guys really into that kinda stuff?

i didn't say better... i said it would be different, if google + microsoft + apple didn't exist... it would've been IBM and/or some other Giants running the show... but it would be different

i get the System error 1219 also i have disabled password on the Vista Machine... i can view the default Vista shared folders (Public) and open into them, but the folder that i share-enabled can't be accessed although i can see the folder on My Network Places from XP... it must be some setting that i'm missing...

Microsoft Windows XP: for gaming (warcraft and call of duty) and surfing the web... Linux Mint: on netbook... it's so elegant and easy to use, i highly recommend it for Windows Users who just started with Linux or want to have a peek into Linux world... i've tried a few other distributions - openSuse, Ubuntu, Fedora. I find Linux Mint to be the easiest to install and use, it comes with most of codecs already installed and available for use. So no need to install flash, rar, or video and audio codecs! https://linuxmint.com/

awesome site mate, i did animal physiology at college... very interesting... all the best on your studies

i'm amazed by how apple have survived and became so popular and set the bar for alot of gadgets now adays... especially with their iphones and ipads series... before that, they were struggling as Microsoft dominates the PC industry...now apple dominates the mobile devices arena - well seems to be, and google has been thriving on the kingship of search indexing and online advertisingwithout these three, the world would've been quite different

ok, this might be just a simple fix but i'm stuck trying to figure out what i'm missing....i've got an xp and vista fileshared... problem is, i can access shared folders on XP machine from Vista but when i tried to open shared folders on Vista from XP i get permission deniednow the Vista machine has password login, (i don't wanna disable password login) but i have enabled everything on network sharing under Vista.... wouldn't Vista prompt me about accessing to enter username/password? help please... cheers

thanks yordan

ebay is a high traffic tool (or website) and therefor there's bound to be errors/issues etc but it's unfortunate that this happens to you more than once.... i think any system with such load bound to have problems, but's is its' problem versus success ration high enough to consider it a bad too?

great tool... very handy for window users cheers for the info

agree... wonder how many people will still be sticking to XP when its' extended support ends on April 8th, 2014.....