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Disable your message service. Its all spam. http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/security/learnmore/stopspam.mspx

14GB free space is quite alot! "Very" low is <50MB. If you never clean your computer, programs like CrapCleaner can help you get quite a bit of space back by deleting temporary files etc.

Its not free, it just comes out of your account's IP quota.

http://alpha02.c-wss.com/inc/ApplServlet?SV=WWUCA900 Page 33 in the PDF of the advanced manual.

What exactly are you trying to do?? Even though it might be working for you, I'm confused why you say this is the solution...

Most, if not all laptops use "all in one" motherboards...

<a href="url">click me</a> That one?

Yes there can be two answers to every question, but if the question has already been answered and acknowledged (not in this case), it becomes rude and borders on spamming.

The original question has been answered.

xmp is deprecated. Use the pre tag.

Does it happen to just that particular IE shortcut?

More than likely that the phone can't read/write that fast to the memory card. If you're doing this often you'd probably want to get an external memory card reader to do the transfers.

When they say "component", I think they mean feature or characteristic.

Whether you already know the language or not...my answer would be the same. Most drag and drop IDEs will generate bad/incomprehensible code. Stick with something you already know how to do so you can do it well, rather than risk doing a mediocre job because you needed time to learn how to do...

As you probably know C++ doesn't have any standard GUI libraries...theres heaps out there, but finding the right one worth your while is painful if you've never done it before. Personally, if your project is going to be heavily GUI oriented I suggest you look to another language (eg...

1) int palindrome (char userInput, char userInput2, char& output) userInput and userInput2 are not chars. They are char arrays. 2) strcmp takes char pointers as arguments...userInput and userInput2 are not char*s, which is what the compiler is whinging about. You should change userInput and...

Try put a DoEvents in your loop.

Are you talkin about HTML?

Have you installed the drivers that came with the motherboard?