I just found a free HTML editor that will allow you to create your own website.

It’s called Nvu.

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Most likely either the windows user name was changed after it was set up, or the user name consists of two words with at least one space in between (TI does not like spaces in user names).

Here is the work around:

1. While logged in to your normal Windows user, go to START>CONTROL PANEL>USER ACCOUNTS and create a new user named “Backup” (no quotes); make sure you set it up as an administrator account
2. Create a password for that user
3. Once that is done and that window is closed, then open True Image 10, start the wizard for creating an incremental backup, and when it comes to the window asking for the computername\windowsusername (where you got the “Login information is not correct” error), LEAVE the computer name as-is, delete the windows user, and enter “Backup” as the windows user (no quotes). It should look like this:

computername\Backup

4. Then enter the password you assigned to the “Backup” user when you created that account
5. You should be able to continue past that window now and finish the scheduling of the task
6. Success!

Try this:

1. Uninstall Quicktime 7
2. Reinstall QT 6.5.2 (instead of the newest version 7)
3. Go to EDIT>PREFERENCES>QUICKTIME PREFERENCES
4. Click the Advanced tab
5. Under the VIDEO section, select GDI (safe mode)
6. Click OK
7. Reinstall QT 7 on top of QT 6.5.2 and then…Presto!

Thanks, Scott.

NOTE: This might work by doing it all in QT 7. If this is happening to you, there is most likely an issue with your video card.

If you want to make PDF files, and you don’t feel like shelling out the dough for Adobe Acrobat, then you can download and install PDF995 (www.pdf995.com).

Go here, http://www.pdf995.com/download.html, and download and install the printer driver first, and then the Free converter. After both are installed, to create a PDF file, open up the file in Microsoft Word that you wish to convert into a PDF file, go to FILE>PRINT> and select PDF995 as the printer (at the top of the printer dialogue box). Then click OK to print it. It will come up with a screen where you just need to select “Continue with sponsored version”. It will then create a PDF file and save it in the same folder in which the original file that you opened up in Word is located.

You can also go to PrimoPDF. They have both a downloadable app and a free online service. You use the downloadable app the same way you use PDF995 (print the file, and then change the printer to the app). Check it out.