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mcampbell wrote:



rjdohnert wrote: No probs here but am still waiting for Windows Live Calendar and Windows Live Sidebar.

That reminds me. Is there a reason Outlook won't sync with my Live mail calenders?

I think you need to upgrade to a premium homtail account for that.

will wrote:

Make sure you have the latest version of the client.

Try the following link:
http://g.live.com/1rebeta/WLM_en-us

Just check if your sign-in screen looks like the one shown in the blog entry: http://morethanmail.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!B7DD1FF3F141F9A1!3459.entry

Aha thanks Everything is back to normal.

This page has the wrong file

http://get.live.com/betas/maildesktop_betas

The file in your link is 15meg while the one in MSFT page is an older 13.5Meg file

thanks

Minh wrote:

When is the unmasking?

Its is actually steve balmer [A]

Is anyone experiencing trouble with accessing your hotmail accounts from windows live mail desktop?? I am not able to access them for the past 2-3 days from any of my computers.

Is the tech team aware of it. I don't see any updates in their blog

littleguru wrote:



PaoloM wrote: Me! Me! Pick me!

How old would you like to be little Paolo?

Probably Paolo will wish to be double or triple llyod's age

blowdart wrote:



VISTA USERS: please research User Account Control
Users may choose to use this program to temporarily disable UAC

Riiiight. And it installs a DVD codec? want to put money on it overwriting the existing one?

I was able to install it without disabling UAC. Also vista business does not come with any DVD codec.

I am sure many know but if you did not get it. Its cool plays everything from divx to flash to mov in windows media player.

http://www.jtow.net/users/triess/

YearOfTheLinuxDesktop wrote:



anand.t wrote:  dahat wrote: You'll need to give the standard user access rights to the admin's forlder. I guess you did not get my question. When I tried to access the admin folder yesterday it asked for the admin password. Once I gave it I was able to access it. But now even after reboot the password is cached. So when I try to access the admin folder as a standard user it does not request for any password but I am able to access it just like any other normal folder

when you give the admin passwords vista changes the folder settings to give your user read/write access this is why it doesn't ask for password anymore.

Oops. I will check it out when I go home. But is this not dangerous?? I was thinking it was like in linux where the root authorization is forgotten after a while.

dahat wrote:

You'll need to give the standard user access rights to the admin's forlder.

I guess you did not get my question. When I tried to access the admin folder yesterday it asked for the admin password. Once I gave it I was able to access it. But now even after reboot the password is cached. So when I try to access the admin folder as a standard user it does not request for any password but I am able to access it just like any other normal folder

I seem to have another problem. I have one admin account and one standard user account. Yesterday I was working as a standard user and had to access the admin account folders. When I tried I was asked to enter the admin password and I did it. Everything worked fine.

I shut down the system and tried the same thing today and it did not ask for the password but I am able to access the folder !!!

Now how do I make it forget the admin authorization