Comments for Design & Troubleshooting http://www.webdunnright.com/blog Some tricks of the trade as well as troubleshooting tips... Wed, 22 Feb 2012 21:23:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= Comment on Switching from Juno (e-mail programs) by Chuck http://www.webdunnright.com/blog/?p=242&cpage=1#comment-1861 Chuck Wed, 22 Feb 2012 21:23:33 +0000 http://www.webdunnright.com/blog/?p=242#comment-1861 Trying to help a friend make the transition to Thunderbird. With Juno 8 I can not find the address book or the existing message files. Anyone know where the heck these are. If I could open them I could probably figure out a way to convert them to Thunderbird. Seems that this is easy with Juno 4. Calling Juno is no help at all. **** Note from Bryan **** You may want to search google for 'juno 8 file location' or other words. One post I read states. <blockquote>Juno 8 puts the data files in an entirely different location, probably to be compatible with the Windows Vista/7 approach which tries to "lock down" the Program Files directory. You'll find them in \Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Juno\Isp\OER\USER0000. Under Windows Vista/7, I think the top directory is "Users".</blockquote> Trying to help a friend make the transition to Thunderbird. With Juno 8 I can not find the address book or the existing message files. Anyone know where the heck these are. If I could open them I could probably figure out a way to convert them to Thunderbird. Seems that this is easy with Juno 4. Calling Juno is no help at all.

**** Note from Bryan ****
You may want to search google for ‘juno 8 file location’ or other words. One post I read states.

Juno 8 puts the data files in an entirely different location, probably to be compatible with the Windows Vista/7 approach which tries to “lock down” the Program Files directory. You’ll find them in \Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Juno\Isp\OER\USER0000. Under Windows Vista/7, I think the top directory is “Users”.

]]> Comment on The Truman Effect (Social Networking) by Too Much Information (TMI) | Design & Troubleshooting http://www.webdunnright.com/blog/?p=119&cpage=1#comment-1859 Too Much Information (TMI) | Design & Troubleshooting Wed, 15 Feb 2012 06:25:05 +0000 http://www.webdunnright.com/blog/?p=119#comment-1859 [...] others (or else… why are we sharing it?).  Specifically I would like to refer to older posts here and here where these concepts have been pondered on this very site.  However, when I look on the [...] [...] others (or else… why are we sharing it?).  Specifically I would like to refer to older posts here and here where these concepts have been pondered on this very site.  However, when I look on the [...]

]]> Comment on Switching from Juno (e-mail programs) by Gerald Bales http://www.webdunnright.com/blog/?p=242&cpage=1#comment-1847 Gerald Bales Wed, 09 Nov 2011 17:46:01 +0000 http://www.webdunnright.com/blog/?p=242#comment-1847 Like Van Dusen , I think that Juno is trying to get rid of their customers ! You can barely read the Tabs on the left side of the Juno Version 8,8,1 widow, also since I have used Juno since about 1978 , it is a REAL BLOW to me that Juno has decided to go this route , I have collected the USER0000 files on a Flash Drive which there is about 20 of them , a lot I didn't collect in the beginning so that I could put them back at any time and look for Mail that was full of goodies , Now Juno has filled the USER0000 with Some kind of Chines scriblings and there seems to be no way to move the old USER files back and forth to look at them . So I'm on the move , looking for greener pastures . I hope every last Juno member will do the same , cause I aint gonna take it sittin down ! Later. . . . Jerry . Like Van Dusen , I think that Juno is trying to get rid of their customers ! You can barely read the Tabs on the left side of the Juno Version 8,8,1 widow, also since I have used Juno since about 1978 , it is a REAL BLOW to me that Juno has decided to go this route , I have collected the USER0000 files on a Flash Drive which there is about 20 of them , a lot I didn’t collect in the beginning so that I could put them back at any time and look for Mail that was full of goodies , Now Juno has filled the USER0000 with Some kind of Chines scriblings and there seems to be no way to move the old USER files back and forth to look at them .
So I’m on the move , looking for greener pastures . I hope every last Juno member will do the same , cause I aint gonna take it sittin down !
Later. . . . Jerry .

]]> Comment on New Year Resolutions for Your Computer by How do I clean my computer? (cleaning keyboard, screen, mouse) | Design & Troubleshooting http://www.webdunnright.com/blog/?p=295&cpage=1#comment-1843 How do I clean my computer? (cleaning keyboard, screen, mouse) | Design & Troubleshooting Mon, 31 Oct 2011 07:30:40 +0000 http://www.webdunnright.com/blog/?p=295#comment-1843 [...] of the posts a while back (New Year Resolutions for Your Computer) looked at getting the dust bunnies out of your desktop computer (so we won’t cover that [...] [...] of the posts a while back (New Year Resolutions for Your Computer) looked at getting the dust bunnies out of your desktop computer (so we won’t cover that [...]

]]> Comment on You Surf, They Track… by Can you REALLY opt out? (Privacy on the Internet) | Design & Troubleshooting http://www.webdunnright.com/blog/?p=447&cpage=1#comment-1830 Can you REALLY opt out? (Privacy on the Internet) | Design & Troubleshooting Thu, 15 Sep 2011 06:53:20 +0000 http://www.webdunnright.com/blog/?p=447#comment-1830 [...] opt out? (Privacy on the Internet)Published September 15, 2011 | By Bryan Dunn Back when I wrote You Surf, They Track… I was trying to think of a surefire way of opting out of things.  I can recall when email spam was [...] [...] opt out? (Privacy on the Internet)Published September 15, 2011 | By Bryan Dunn Back when I wrote You Surf, They Track… I was trying to think of a surefire way of opting out of things.  I can recall when email spam was [...]

]]> Comment on Click Behavior and Security (how to check links before you click) by Are you Jacking with me? (Clickjacking and Sidejacking) | Design & Troubleshooting http://www.webdunnright.com/blog/?p=267&cpage=1#comment-1822 Are you Jacking with me? (Clickjacking and Sidejacking) | Design & Troubleshooting Mon, 15 Aug 2011 07:23:44 +0000 http://www.webdunnright.com/blog/?p=267#comment-1822 [...] those have been used to clickjack as well.  The bottom line here has everything to do about our click-behavior – a subject I have written about previously.  Do your best to check anything before you [...] [...] those have been used to clickjack as well.  The bottom line here has everything to do about our click-behavior – a subject I have written about previously.  Do your best to check anything before you [...]

]]> Comment on Thinking of … Updated Browsers! by Crazy Little Thing Called Status Bar… | Design & Troubleshooting http://www.webdunnright.com/blog/?p=402&cpage=1#comment-1733 Crazy Little Thing Called Status Bar… | Design & Troubleshooting Tue, 15 Feb 2011 13:29:30 +0000 http://www.webdunnright.com/blog/?p=402#comment-1733 [...] are use to things the way they are and are hesitant to change – this post may be for you!  Recently I wrote about updates to browsers and let you know that I was using the Firefox 4 beta.  By the time you read this, it may already [...] [...] are use to things the way they are and are hesitant to change – this post may be for you!  Recently I wrote about updates to browsers and let you know that I was using the Firefox 4 beta.  By the time you read this, it may already [...]

]]> Comment on Am I on a 32-bit or 64-bit Operating System? by Don’t Leave Your Software Behind | Design & Troubleshooting http://www.webdunnright.com/blog/?p=370&cpage=1#comment-1680 Don’t Leave Your Software Behind | Design & Troubleshooting Fri, 31 Dec 2010 08:58:41 +0000 http://www.webdunnright.com/blog/?p=370#comment-1680 [...] Of course, getting these numbers is part of the battle. On the old machine you may need to un-authorize some software (for those using iTunes, keep in mind that you need to authorize accounts for the machine you are on, and you only get 5 to use, so it may be wise to un-authorize, see this knowledge base article). If you don’t have a disk and purchased the software with download only media, you will need to make sure you can still get the software to install it. Also, you will need to know if the software will install and run (in other words, is it compatible with) on your new computer (and don’t forget to install the right version – 32-bit or 64-bit). [...] [...] Of course, getting these numbers is part of the battle. On the old machine you may need to un-authorize some software (for those using iTunes, keep in mind that you need to authorize accounts for the machine you are on, and you only get 5 to use, so it may be wise to un-authorize, see this knowledge base article). If you don’t have a disk and purchased the software with download only media, you will need to make sure you can still get the software to install it. Also, you will need to know if the software will install and run (in other words, is it compatible with) on your new computer (and don’t forget to install the right version – 32-bit or 64-bit). [...]

]]> Comment on All I Want For Christmas by Time to Give and Receive… | Design & Troubleshooting http://www.webdunnright.com/blog/?p=284&cpage=1#comment-1603 Time to Give and Receive… | Design & Troubleshooting Tue, 30 Nov 2010 06:18:08 +0000 http://www.webdunnright.com/blog/?p=284#comment-1603 [...] not like I have not addressed this before, but it bears repeating – what is this going to be used for? Sticking with computers, many [...] [...] not like I have not addressed this before, but it bears repeating – what is this going to be used for? Sticking with computers, many [...]

]]> Comment on Windows – A Security Threat? by How Long Will YOU Wait? | Design & Troubleshooting http://www.webdunnright.com/blog/?p=199&cpage=1#comment-1572 How Long Will YOU Wait? | Design & Troubleshooting Mon, 15 Nov 2010 06:06:19 +0000 http://www.webdunnright.com/blog/?p=199#comment-1572 [...] it as it is so it stays working.  Now I don’t want to be one to argue with these folks (and I have written about this before).  But I do want to ask a legitimate question concerning you and your computer – how long [...] [...] it as it is so it stays working.  Now I don’t want to be one to argue with these folks (and I have written about this before).  But I do want to ask a legitimate question concerning you and your computer – how long [...]

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