Startup Folder: c:\windows\system32\config\systemprofile\start menu\programs\startup\
c:\documents and settings\all users\start menu\programs\startup\
Directories to Clear: C:\Documents and Settings\Dan Goese\Local Settings\Temp\
C:Windows\Prefetch
Typical desktop directory on XP machines:
c:\Documents and Settings\Dan\Desktop
c:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Desktop
System Information: Right-click on the "My Computer" icon on the desktop, then click on "Properties."
Configuration Commands: Use Start, Run, then "regedit" for registry fixes, and "msconfig" for other changes, including removing startup items.
**Use full e-mail address & e-mail password. This site is preferred over Web2mail because password is not shared with 3rd-party. .
TO SEARCH FOR A WORD WITHIN A WEB SITE: Click
the  button
on your Google Tool Bar when you're at the site you want to search. If you're not using Google Tool Bar, then in any Google search field: enter your search word or phrase followed by a space and then "Site:" (notice the colon, and don't include the quote marks) followed
immediately (no space!) by the site you want to search for that term
on. Here's an example search string we could enter
in the box above
that would help us find the word "tour" used anywhere on the web site
lajollavelo.com:
tour site:www.lajollavelo.com
Copy the line above and insert it into any Google search field and it should yield at six results. Keep in mind that some webmasters cleverly shield their sites from this means of search. For example, the heart disease-loving pigs at McDonalds continue to use hydrogenated oil in many of their ingedients yet if you use this method on their site to search for "hydrogenated" no results are found (while there are actually lots of pages with lots of fattening ingredients that include this word).
† Search Engine Privacy: To help preserve your privacy, don't use search engines when you are logged into any services provided by Google, Microsoft, or Yahoo! Use another browser (in which you are not logged into anything Google, including gmail, YouTube, Hotmail, FaceBook, etc.) when using a search engine. Click here for instructions on how to remove your Google search history from your Google account.
Artistic Credit: Most of the graphics files are from some very creative person at WSJ.com but we don't see credits for the artist anywhere.
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Disclaimer: I ain't responsible for the content of the sites linked above.
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