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Skriven 2007-03-17 21:47:00 av JAY EMRIE (1:123/140)
     Kommentar till en text av CHARLES SCAGLIONE
Ärende: MiR.
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Evening again Charles

CS> JP>         Now, I come up witn another problem, minor as it is. If I do
CS> JP>     not use the G for a length of time, it is disconencted somewhere.
CS> JP>     I do not get Web access and the two small iconic screens on the
CS> JP>     taskbar are dead. I have to go to Panel -> System -> Hardware and
CS> JP>     disable the network devise then enable it again and it runs. I
CS> JP>     have dechecked the : "Allow Windows to turn off this devise to save
CS> JP>     Power". It was checked by default, I guess, but I still have to do
CS> JP>     this routine now and then. I will look today at the router itself
CS> JP>     to see if in its Setup, there is a setting to set.

CS>You may have the device set to "sleep" when your system goes into
CS>standby or sleep mode.  That can be controlled by using the ACPI
CS>setting for the device as you say above.  Might also be an option in
CS>the device firmware but I doubt it.  I have four routers, none of
CS>which have that option.

Please, if you use all four routers at once tell me how and why.

CS> CS>> I broke down and purchased a new mower today at Home Depot.  I made
CS> CS>> sure I got one that wasn't expensive or loaded down with features I
CS> CS>> don't need.  Guess I'll be getting some extra exercise this Summer!

CS> JP>         Good for you. I hope it is not over a 3.5 HP. My brother says
CS> JP>     that we should leave the cut grass where it is, feeds the roots
CS> JP>     with its own mulch.

CS>It's a mulcher type mower.  I never pick up the cuttings.  Our Summers
CS>here in Texas tend to be hot and dry.  The mulch protects the grass
CS>somewhat by keeping it moist.

Not really. the grass clippings just shrivel up and sink down to the
soil level and decompose thus returning some of  the elements back to the
soil - thus requiring somewhat less fertilizer.

Jay
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