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| Re: Health records online? [message #96327 is a reply to message #96323] |
Wed, 27 February 2008 00:16   |
Sarah
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>I'll keep researching and post what I find - maybe there's a perfect
solution out there.
My my my - the features are getting very cool nowadays.
- Kerry
On 5/2/08 5:03 PM, in article 481babd5@linux, "Kim"
<hiddensounds@hotmail.com> wrote:
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> At a glance it's perfect. I'd have to spend a few minutes reading up, but
> I'm assuming that you'd be able to choose an NNTP server which wasn't actually
> part of Usenet. We're effectively our own mini-usenet, but I can't see why
> it wouldn't be possible to run that thing, and hang it off this server, which
> would give us:
>
> (*) Two web interfaces & two NNTP servers
> (*) Redundancy
>
> Or I could update here really, but I'm loathed to tough the thing given it
> seems to just keep working.
>
> Which reminds me, I'd best go run a backup. :o)
>
> Cheers,
> Kim.
>
> Kerry Galloway <kg@kerrygalloway.com> wrote:
>> Hmmmm - not that I know much about NNTP, but - how would something like
> this
>> fit?
>>
>> http://www.phpbb.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=1219 46&st=0&sk=t&sd=a
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>> On 5/2/08 4:08 PM, in article 481b9ef2$1@linux, "Kim"
>> <hiddensounds@ho
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| Re: Health records online? [message #96334 is a reply to message #96327] |
Wed, 27 February 2008 04:36 |
Bill L
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king one or two drinks of alcohol makes me sleepy really quick
and hard to get up the next day. So, it's tropicana orange juice and
aquafina running this powerplant. hehe
I do think coffee smells great !
John
Bill L wrote:
> Seriously? You never even tried it in college? Even if you did not
> swallow? How come?
>
> John wrote:
>> Seeing that I have never had a cup of coffee I would have no idea.
>>
>> JohnNeil, you are a very valued member here, seriously. I see great things
for this newsgroup that will increase the signal to noise dramatically
by creating topic specific newsgroups. Check it out when it's done and
you'll be able to stay on topic.
In the meantime, excuse our dust......
http://tinyurl.com/5l48uc
John
Neil wrote:
> Don't know what happened, who placed the straw that broke the
> camel's back, but in case you haven't noticed it, this newsgroup
> is now officially dead meat/jumped the shark/gone off the deep
> end.
>
> For anyone who would like to keep in touch with me to chat
> about anything music or recording-related, my e-mail address is:
>
> neil DOT henderson AT sbcglobal DOT net
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> ...but i'm definitely not going to waste my time here anymore.
>
> Adios.
>
> Neil
>
>I'll have you know Sir, that Starbucks is the epitome of American Coffee.
;>p
Martin H
On 3/05/08 1:31 AM, in article 481b367d$1@linux, "EK Sound"
<ask_me@nospam.net> wrote:
> Not that I would call that watered down potting soil they sell coffee...
>
> David.
>
> John wrote:
>> It's hot news !that wasn't very nice Jimmy
James McCloskey wrote:
> Good! See ya!
>
> "Neil" <OIUOUI@OUI.com> wrote:
>> Don't know what happened, who placed the straw that broke the
>> camel's back, but in case you haven't noticed it, this newsgroup
>> is now officially dead meat/jumped the shark/gone off the deep
>> end.
>>
>> For anyone who would like to keep in touch with me to chat
>> about anything music or recording-related, my e-mail address is:
>>
>> neil DOT henderson AT sbcglobal DOT net
>>
>> ...but i'm definitely not going to waste my time here anymore.
>>
>> Adios.
>>
>> Neil
>>
>>
>Hi there Derek.
Good to see you here again.
Not many around here anymore...we've all moved on to some degree , (more or
less).
Cheers
Ma
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| Re: Health records online? [message #96335 is a reply to message #96334] |
Wed, 27 February 2008 05:02 |
Don Nafe
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rtin Harrington
On 3/05/08 5:10 PM, in article 481c0fed$1@linux, "derek"
<derekvonkrogh@gmx.net> wrote:
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> id like to get in touch with him but cant find his
> email anymore, so if anyone still has it...thanks!
>
>
> best (and greetings from the old OLD times :-)
> derekFWIW, I get clicks and dropouts with some combinations of plugins.
I don't own an IUD, but it seems that Waves plugins in conjunction
with PSP, (VintageWarmer... which I like a lot), or Amplitube
can cause the dropouts.
Usually flushing the memory (by way of saving and reboot), fixes it.
I have started rendering tracks with lots of edits to avoid this.
(minus plugins so I can tweak as I build the mix.)
I'm thinking that this problem is more related to screwy memory allocation
as one builds a complex mix, (and applies more plugins), and is probably
responsible
for the persistence of the occasional Crash-on-exit, and unhandled
exception, rather than the IUD plugins themselves.
Having said that, I reiterate that I don't own one, so WTF do I know?? I'm
just relating that I have had the exact same symptoms.
Oh, and I'm using a NF3 K8NS-ULTRA 939.
Kim. (Double-yuu, that is...)
"Rod Lincoln" <rlincoln@nospam.kc.rr.com> wrote:
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>Do you ever get clicks or dropouts when the a UAD plug goes over an edit?
>What mobo are you using? I don't get distortion, but I'm just wondering
if
>the things I DO experience could be traced to the G450.
>Rod
>"Rob Arsenault" <mani1147athotmaildotcom> wrote:
>>Hi Rod, I have a G450 and a UAD as well and have never really noticed any
>
>>distortion issues.
>>
>>Rob
>>
>>"Rod Lincoln" <rlincoln@nospam.kc.rr.com> wrote in message
>>news:4819c9e3$1@linux...
>>>
>>> I was reading some tech info on the UAD websight last night and noticed
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>>> this.
>>> "Matrox G4xx graphics cards users will experience distortion in Audio
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>>> Export/Processing
>>> results if UAD plugin windows are open during processing.
>>> Workaround: Close all UAD plugin interface windows before performing
Audio
>>> Export/Processing."
>>>
>>> I've been using a Matrox G450 forever, and don't notice distortion, but
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>>> there
>>> are the usual clicks and occasional dropouts when using a UAD plug on
>a
>>> track
>>> with edits. (yes, I'm using the drivers from windows, not the crap ones
>
>>> from
>>> matarox) I render the track, solve the problem. I was wondering though
>if
>>> it might be a good idea to switch to a different vid card to see if that
>>> fixed the problem. If so what would you suggest?
>>> I'm still running the Asus A7S333 mobo. I figure it wouldn't be too
>>> expensive
>>> to get something else and experiment.
>>> Rod
>>>
>>
>>
>I'm ready to take tha plunge a
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| Re: Health records online? [message #96339 is a reply to message #96335] |
Wed, 27 February 2008 06:35 |
Bill L
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net> wrote:
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>> Not that I would call that watered down potting soil they sell coffee...
>>
>> David.
>>
>> John wrote:
>>> It's hot news !If I was really any good...I wouldn't have time to post here Group.
i know it seems a bit long but...MUSIC BITCHES might draw some
criticism.
On 3 May 2008 01:05:05 +1000, "Kim" <hiddensounds@hotmail.com> wrote:
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>I was just pondering renaming the groups. We seem to have two active groups
>now, so I was thinking...
>
>(*) Rename the main group to Music Technology - EMUEnsoniqPARIS
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>(*) Rename the "General" group to "Paris Social Club - EMUEnsoniqPARIS"
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>...or something like that.
>
>Or not. What do you guys think? Might help ensure that we stay on music stuff
>on the main group, as well as encourage some more general social chit chat
>on the other group.
>
>That was my thinking anyhow.
>
>Cheers,
>Kim.
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>Cheers,
>Kim.with a little help from his "friends"Did I miss something?
"Neil" <OIUOUI@OUI.com> wrote in message news:481bd5c7$1@linux...
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> Don't know what happened, who placed the straw that broke the
> camel's back, but in case you haven't noticed it, this newsgroup
> is now officially dead meat/jumped the shark/gone off the deep
> end.
>
> For anyone who would like to keep in touch with me to chat
> about anything music or recording-related, my e-mail address is:
>
> neil DOT henderson AT sbcglobal DOT net
>
> ...but i'm definitely not going to waste my time here anymore.
>
> Adios.
>
> Neil
>
>Same here Don......guess it takes time for the news to travel
north.......!!!
"Don Nafe" <dnafe@rogers.com> wrote in message news:481c3e28@linux...
> Did I miss something?
>
>
> "Neil" <OIUOUI@OUI.com> wrote in message news:481bd5c7$1@linux...
>>
>> Don't know what happened, who placed the straw that broke the
>> camel's back, but in case you haven't noticed it, this newsgroup
>> is now officially dead meat/jumped the shark/gone off the deep
>> end.
>>
>> For anyone who would like to keep in touch with me to chat
>> about anything music or recording-related, my e-mail address is:
>>
>> neil DOT henderson AT sbcglobal DOT net
>>
>> ...but i'm definitely not going to waste my time here anymore.
>>
>> Adios.
>>
>> Neil
>>
>>
>
>Obviously it's the lack of substance....
But with so many defectors what do you expect
hehehe
D
"Rob Arsenault" <mani1147athotmaildotcom> wrote in message
news:481c575a@linux...
> Same here Don......guess it takes time for the news to travel
> north.......!!!
>
>
> "Don Nafe" <dnafe@rogers.com> wrote in message news:481c3e28@linux...
>> Did I miss something?
>>
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| Re: Health records online? [message #96345 is a reply to message #96339] |
Wed, 27 February 2008 07:21 |
Don Nafe
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he ide cables are in the way of full length PCI cards on all but the bottom
>2 slots. I use a magma, so it doesn't affect me. IDE cables that have
low
>profile connectors may alleviate this, I don't know.
>
>Windows 98 will not work with Nvidia agp cards on this board. I don't know
>why. I tried everything I could think of to get a 6200 and a 6800 to work
>without any success. I've got a G550 working fine right now. My G400 worked,
>too.
>
>You have to disable the built in audio under windows 98. There are no drivers
>for it.
>
>Getting 98 into safe mode requires a trick when you've got more than 1GB
>or ram. you have to add a line to the system.sb file, I think.
>
>IDE drives bigger that 120 GB require a third party driver. I'd have to
>look up his site. Rudolph Lowe, I believe.
>
>SATA drives bigger than 120 GB will not work in Windows 98 no matter what.
> I had to disable the port in the 98 driver to get it to ignore the larger
>drive.
>
>You need to scavenge the USB 98 drivers from other MB makers. I can send
>you these if you need them.
>
>You need to limit the RAM available in Windows 98 using MSConfig to 512
MB
>or all hell breaks loose.
>
>As for availability, it's been discontinued. I've been keeping my eyes
on
>ebay for a spare in case mine dies. I got my first one by ordering it from
>a British website. It was never sold in North America. The shipping cost
>sucked.
>
>I hope this helps!
>
>Mike
>
>
>
>
>"Terry Thomas" <god1stjt@alltel.net> wrote:
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>>Hey, Mike
>>
>>I was reading one of your posts awhile back that you are using Paris on
>an
>>AsRock AM2NF3-VSTA Motherboard with 5 PCI slot running XP, and I was wondering
>>how is it working out. I believe you are also using windows 98 as well.
>>(1) I am curious as to what you are running in XP? And also, (2) curious
>>as to what you are running in 98? Right now I’m still using Paris in Windows
>>98, but I would like a box with XP. My setup is a Pentium Intel 3 Processor
>>with 256 MB of ram with 5 PCI slots. The five PCI slot on the AsRock is
>>a plus, because I have 4 cards, so I’m considering this motherboard. (3)
>>Is this board still available? If so, where? If you don’t mind could you
>>give me the rundown of all the hardware, program, and memory that you are
>>using with this board? It would defiantly be appreciated.
>>This may be a stupid question considering all the new plug-ins you have
>created,
>>but here goes: Did you build your own computer? Man! that was a scary
>moment.
>>
>>
>Oh you brave soul, posting your real email address. I'll shoot you one shortly.
TCB
"derek" <derekvonkrogh@gmx.net> wrote:
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>fwiw, its on all of my posts here, my email address :-)
>
>
>"TCB" <nobody@ishere.com> wrote:
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>>Hey Derek,
>>
>>Good to see you're still out there. Hope all is well. I'll see if I still
>>have any of chuck's email addresses. If you wouldn't mind I'd love to get
>>YOUR email address. Shoot me something at tcb ...... thadbrown ........
>dot....
>>. .. com if you don't mind. Would love to catch up and ask you a few questions.
>>
>>
>>TCB
>>
>>"derek" <derekvonkrogh@gmx.net> wrote:
>>>
>>>id like to get in touch with him but cant find his
>>>email anymore, so if anyone still has it...thanks!
>>>
>>>
>>>best (and greetings from the old OLD times :-)
>>>derek
>>
>You should really think about what your doing John.
John <no@no.com> wrote:
>that wasn't very nice Jimmy
>
>James Mc
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| Re: Health records online? [message #96354 is a reply to message #96334] |
Wed, 27 February 2008 12:26 |
chuck duffy
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with a new hard driver, and upgrade from there
if you need to.
All the best!
Mike
"Terry Thomas" <god1stjt@alltel.net> wrote:
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>Hey Mike! Thanks for responding.
>
>I guess its' back to the internet to find a motherboard to work with Paris,
>because i defiantly need to upgrade. Right now I'm working on a project
with
>40 tracks, and if I try to play them simultaneously it will freeze with
this
>warning "The data could not be read fast enough from disk. Use a faster
drive".
> I have tried ajusting the Disk I/O size and the Disk Cache size and nothing
>changes. So If I want to listen to Sub-1 and Sub-2, I would have to pull
>Sub-3 from the playing field and put it in an object jail, until I can do
>a mixdown of either Sub-1 or Sub-2. It takes a little longer but it works.
>If by chance you come across a motherboard that would work let me know or
>if you have a solution to my problem let me know that as well.
>
>
>"Mike Audet" <mike@....> wrote:
>>
>>Hi Terry,
>>
>>My current franken-puter is one that I am most proud of. I wanted a modern
>>PC that could run Windows 98 and Windows XP with PARIS. The AM2NF3 was
>the
>>only AM2 board I could find that looked like it would do the trick, but
>it
>>explicitly said that it didn't support Windows 98.
>>
>>I bought it anyway, and made it work.
>>
>>I use Windows 98 for testing plugins and using the ADAT card with my LX
>20.
>> I use XP for everything else.
>>
>>Things to note about the AM2NF3:
>>
>>The ide cables are in the way of full length PCI cards on all but the bottom
>>2 slots. I use a magma, so it doesn't affect me. IDE cables that have
>low
>>profile connectors may alleviate this, I don't know.
>>
>>Windows 98 will not work with Nvidia agp cards on this board. I don't
know
>>why. I tried everything I could think of to get a 6200 and a 6800 to work
>>without any success. I've got a G550 working fine right now. My G400
worked,
>>too.
>>
>>You have to disable the built in audio under windows 98. There are no
drivers
>>for it.
>>
>>Getting 98 into safe mode requires a trick when you've got more than 1GB
>>or ram. you have to add a line to the system.sb file, I think.
>>
>>IDE drives bigger that 120 GB require a third party driver. I'd have to
>>look up his site. Rudolph Lowe, I believe.
>>
>>SATA drives bigger than 120 GB will not work in Windows 98 no matter what.
>> I had to disable the port in the 98 driver to get it to ignore the larger
>>drive.
>>
>>You need to scavenge the USB 98 drivers from other MB makers. I can send
>>you these if you need them.
>>
>>You need to limit the RAM available in Windows 98 using MSConfig to 512
>MB
>>or all hell breaks loose.
>>
>>As for availability, it's been discontinued. I've been keeping my eyes
>on
>>ebay for a spare in case mine dies. I got my first one by ordering it
from
>>a British website. It was never sold in North America. The shipping cost
>>sucked.
>>
>>I hope thi
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| Re: Health records online? [message #96360 is a reply to message #96354] |
Wed, 27 February 2008 18:53 |
Rich Lamanna
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,
>>>>
>>>>My current franken-puter is one that I am most proud of. I wanted a
>>>>modern
>>>>PC that could run Windows 98 and Windows XP with PARIS. The AM2NF3 was
>>> the
>>>>only AM2 board I could find that looked like it would do the trick, but
>>> it
>>>>explicitly said that it didn't support Windows 98.
>>>>
>>>>I bought it anyway, and made it work.
>>>>
>>>>I use Windows 98 for testing plugins and using the ADAT card with my
LX
>>> 20.
>>>> I use XP for everything else.
>>>>
>>>>Things to note about the AM2NF3:
>>>>
>>>>The ide cables are in the way of full length PCI cards on all but the
>
>>>>bottom
>>>>2 slots. I use a magma, so it doesn't affect me. IDE cables that have
>>> low
>>>>profile connectors may alleviate this, I don't know.
>>>>
>>>>Windows 98 will not work with Nvidia agp cards on this board. I don't
>
>>>>know
>>>>why. I tried everything I could think of to get a 6200 and a 6800 to
>work
>>>>without any success. I've got a G550 working fine right now. My G400
>
>>>>worked,
>>>>too.
>>>>
>>>>You have to disable the built in audio under windows 98. There are no
>
>>>>drivers
>>>>for it.
>>>>
>>>>Getting 98 into safe mode requires a trick when you've got more than
1GB
>>>>or ram. you have to add a line to the system.sb file, I think.
>>>>
>>>>IDE drives bigger that 120 GB require a third party driver. I'd have
>to
>>>>look up his site. Rudolph Lowe, I believe.
>>>>
>>>>SATA drives bigger than 120 GB will not work in Windows 98 no matter
what.
>>>> I had to disable the port in the 98 driver to get it to ignore the larger
>>>>drive.
>>>>
>>>>You need to scavenge the USB 98 drivers from other MB makers. I can
send
>>>>you these if you need them.
>>>>
>>>>You need to limit the RAM available in Windows 98 using MSConfig to 512
>>> MB
>>>>or all hell breaks loose.
>>>>
>>>>As for availability, it's been discontinued. I've been keeping my eyes
>>> on
>>>>ebay for a spare in case mine dies. I got my first one by ordering it
>
>>>>from
>>>>a British website. It was never sold in North America. The shipping
>cost
>>>>sucked.
>>>>
>>>>I hope this helps!
>>>>
>>>>Mike
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>"Terry Thomas" <god1stjt@alltel.net> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>Hey, Mike
>>>>>
>>>>>I was reading one of your posts awhile back that you are using Paris
>on
>>>>an
>>>>>AsRock AM2NF3-VSTA Motherboard with 5 PCI slot running XP, and I was
>
>>>>>wondering
>>>>>how is it working out. I believe you are also using windows 98 as well.
>>>>>(1) I am curious as to what you are running in XP? And also, (2) curious
>>>>>as to what you are running in 98? Right now I'm still using Paris in
>
>>>>>Windows
>>>>>98, but I would like a box with XP. My setup is a Pentium Intel 3
>>>>>Processor
>>>>>with 256 MB of ram with 5 PCI slots. The five PCI slot on the AsRock
>is
>>>>>a plus, because I have 4 cards, so I'm considering this motherboard.
>(3)
>>>>>Is this board still available? If so, where? If you don't mind could
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