October @ 2010 @ ComVice Technology Technical Site

How to Forward a Message as an Attachment with Outlook

Posted on October 15th, 2010 admin No comments

If you want to share an email with friends or colleagues, forwarding it works like a charm in Outlook.
By default, Outlook inserts the original inline in your forward. This is compatible and simple, and it works.

But you can also forward an email as an attachment appended to your forward. This lets you forward multiple emails in one go elegantly, too.

Forward a Message as an Attachment with Outlook

Now, to forward a message (or more!) as an attachment in Outlook:
- Select Tools | Options… from the menu.
- Go to the Preferences tab.
- Click E-mail Options….
- Make sure Attach original message is selected under When forwarding a message.
- Click OK.
- Click OK again.
- Highlight any messages you want to forward.
- Click Forward.
- Address and send the email with the original messages attached, adding comments in the email body.
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How to Recover Your Sony Vaio Laptop

Posted on October 15th, 2010 admin 97 comments
Instructions
Things You’ll Need:
- If possible:
- a) Access to Windows and the Vaio Recovery Utility; and b) 2 DVDs / or 9 CDs.
1. 1
  
  If possible: access the Vaio Recovery Utility, from Windows (hit Start and find it in Programs).
  Open this, and select the first option: to Make Recovery Discs.
  Here you choose to either create this over 2 DVDs or 9 CDs.
  !! Make sure all DVDs/CDs have burned properly !! Beware that there will be a separation between recovering your system (Windows), and recovering applications (like MS Word).
2. 2
  
  If possible: backup all your data (the files and documents you´ve created, and that you wish to keep post-recovery). You could back this up onto your D drive (since you have an option to leave your D drive intact during recovery); but I highly recommend you back your data onto an external hard-drive.
3. 3
  
  If possible: attempt recovery by using the Recovery Utility - open it up, and this time select the second option (Recover System). From there follow the instructions.
  If not possible (e.g. your system’s crippled), try this: restart your laptop, and start hitting F10 continuously as it turns on and until you see a horizontal white bar loading at the bottom of your screen. You have now loaded the Recovery Utility from the emergency recovery partition (clever Vaio people!). Now, follow instructions, and choose the options most adequate to your needs.
  Within a few minutes you can have your system fully recovered and operational.
Tips & Warnings

Always, always, always try to backup your data before going ahead with any of this.

Preferably, also, you should create the Recovery Discs (from the Recovery Utility), and try to recover the system using the same Utility.

The F10 method is really a last-resort.

Before going ahead with the recovery - if possible (i.e. if you can still access Windows, etc.), do backup your data either onto the D drive or an external hard-drive.

Remember: during recovery, you have the option to leave the D drive intact.

Note: If you haven’t backed up your data from the C: drive, you may lose this altogether.

Also, if you still have access to Windows and the Vaio Recovery Utility: make yourself the mandatory DVD/CD copies of the recovery partition.
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How to add in sata driver into window xp cd to avoid using floppy disk to load sata driver when install window

Posted on October 13th, 2010 admin 51 comments

Before start:

1. Download nlite software from www.nliteos.com.

2. Prepare a window xp cd.

3. Prepare a blank cd for burning purpose.

4. Create a folder in anywhere of your system (suggest put under c:\) & named it WINXP.

5. Copy all the file (included hidden file) in the window xp cd and put it into WINXP folder.

6. Create a folder in anywhere of your system (suggest put under c:\) & named it SATA DRIVER.

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6. Install Nlite and run it

follow step by step instruction.

choose the folder that you copied the window xp cd’s files.

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