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Comment from ken jacobs on 2010-07-17

2010-07-17T13:34:01Z

I run software that hogs a lot of memory and cpu, and often locks up my computer, or is very slow to work. I have P-4 1.5 GHz w/512 mb sdram. Can I add a small server to the system and get top results? or will the pc just bottle neck the problem with the same results. Thnx
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Comment from Anna on 2010-05-03

2010-05-03T21:54:25Z

I'm really getting frustrated at this point. I'm trying to set up my Microsoft Exchange email on my Itouch and I do not know what my server is for my email. I've done some research and put in everything I could imagine and still nothing. I seriously need help!

You'll have to get that information from your email provider.

04-May-2010

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Comment from linda on 2010-02-07

2010-02-07T11:35:04Z

Is anyone still around?I need to make an image writable to load into zen cart and none of the eplanations make sense to me... be gratful for a skyp chat that can walk me through it... im on a Mac
Thanks in advance!!

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Comment from Ann on 2010-01-17

2010-01-17T19:58:52Z

Thanks but still not clear. I want to set up Moodle as my website for students and they talk alot about a server. My school will not host Moodle so I have to do it myself. Can I do this from my personal computer at home? Is my server provided and maintained by my internet service or is it actually on my home computer somewhere?

Thanks

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Comment from Meg Pasquini on 2009-11-30

2009-11-30T23:32:43Z

I'm sure that that was a good explanation for people that know more about computers than I do but it didn't work for me. When I am on Craigslist and want to reply to a post I click on the reply address. It takes me to Outlook. It asks if I want to set it up. Yup, I do. It asks me for some information that "you can get from your server if you don't know" I still don't know who I'm supposed to contact. Yahoo? Comcast? Microsoft? Who is my server? They all serve me in some way or another. And how do I contact them anyway? Thank you; it is amazing how generous people are that give information online! Meg

Outlook is an email program, and if you want to use it to send email, you'll need the information from your email provider, whomever that might be.

01-Dec-2009

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Comment from Justin on 2008-10-31

2008-11-01T05:30:23Z

great explaination and very easy to understand. I appreciate your article. It cleared up a lot of confusion that I had. Thank you!

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Comment from j on 2008-10-29

2008-10-29T19:36:00Z

This still isn't helping me answer a question I am having trouble with. I have been trying to access the website of my local city government. It never works, and I keep being told that its a problem with my server. What does that mean, and how do I fix it?

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Comment from JULIO on 2008-08-03

2008-08-03T18:47:17Z

WHAT DO I PUT FOR "SERVER" WHEN USING "INTERNET CONNECTION WIZARD"?

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Comment from farmson on 2008-03-27

2008-03-27T18:36:18Z

Gosh... so much I just simply don't understand. I want to create my own web site, but I want to check it out on my own computer before I upload... I've use WAMP and downloaded: MySql, Php, and Apache. I have also downloaded Joomla I want to create "something" in Joomla, test it on my own computer - then add some database record code and etc... all without going online. I've been working at this for 1 mo now and I guess its because I'm not a geek/nerd or because I'm 65, no success. Everywhere I go it says its simple and then they go on to speaking in tech-terms I don't understand.
Now you know what I'm going thru, can you please help me to get my computer up and running with Apache as my server and Joomla as my web site builder? And in real simple terms, like: "type this here and click here. I'm trying to get by without knowing what the foreign language is...
Frustrated but not giving up

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Comment from John on 2007-12-05

2007-12-06T01:36:19Z

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Comment from kelly on 2007-10-07

2007-10-08T06:18:59Z

Hey this actually is a pretty good explanation, cheers

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Comment from jim on 2007-06-24

2007-06-24T16:05:26Z

hello leo verry good information. makes my study so much easier!!

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Comment from Laszlo Bereczky on 2007-02-18

2007-02-18T21:17:48Z

Hi Leo;
My name is Les

I start running a game server yesterday, but my concern is my d drive it�s shared and I have too much good stuff on my hard drive which I don�t want to lose.
So, my question is how can; I put some security to that drive so no players can mess up my hard drive.

I have Zone alarm firewall and Avg antivirus.
Thank you very much for you helps

Les

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Comment from robert on 2006-11-13

2006-11-14T04:11:03Z

I am wondering how to make an educated decision on wether to use an existing amd3700 computer to host a web game developed by my son or buy a dedicated "server"? How can I know if the added cost is worth the investment what should I look for?

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Comment from salman on 2005-05-19

2005-05-20T04:14:26Z

I found your site to be informative but still don't know how to install a server on my own computer winxp to test my mysql, html, asp, cgi, php and cfm which i am trying to learn.

if there is URL to read from please tell me.

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Comment from fred on 2005-05-09

2005-05-09T20:02:25Z

Thank you, easy to read and very informative. I will certainly share this link with others.

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Comment from Pete on 2005-03-27

2005-03-27T16:18:45Z

I found your site to be very informative but I would have like to seen something on Home Network/Server for print and file sharing. I am wanting to setup my computer for just that purpose. Other than that, I really enjoyed reading your site. Thank You in advance. Pete

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