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How To Check MAC Address

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The simplest & easiest way to check or find a MAC Address of a computer hardware such Network Card is to :

1. At command prompt, PING the IP address of the network card.
2. Issue command -> ARP -a

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    The File Is Corrupt And Cannot Be Opened

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    Been getting the error " The file is corrupt and cannot be opened " in Outlook 2010. This happened to all Excel attachment in Office 2010.

    Thanks again to the power of Net, the solution :

    1. Launch Excel 2010.
    2. Click FILE - OPTIONS - TRUST CENTER - TRUST CENTER SETTINGS.
    3. Click PROTECTED VIEW. Unchecked the options :

    - enable protected view for files originating from the internet
    - enbable protected view for files located in potentially unsafe locations
    - enable protected view for outlook attachments

    4. Click OK - OK.
    5. Exit Excel.

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      Free Video Converter

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      •Easy-to-use! Drag-n-Drop! It does not require special knowledge. There is Wizard for beginners.

      •Changes codec/System type/De-interlaces your video file

      •Converts many video files in batches

      •Adjusts audio video bitrate, frame rate

      •Integrates into Windows! Windows 7/Vista/XP compatible!

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        Run-time Error '429' : ActiveX Component Can't Create Object

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        As there's a compatibility issue running a VB6 designed application in Windows 7, I resort to install it in Windows 7 Virtual PC XP Mode. Everything goes smooth, up to stage when accessing certain menu, hit with Runtime Error '429' : ActiveX Component Can't Create Object

        Found quite a number recommended solution from searches, from copying certain dll files, regsvr32 dll & ocx files, install latest vb6 runtime fix but to no avail. Only got it resolved after installing Microsoft Office 2003 Standard onto the XP Mode.

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