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From the Manufacturer Quickly produce professional documents with this ideal printer for business individuals and small workteams. Revolutionize printing in your workplace with this powerful combination of clear, crisp 1200 dpi resolution and easy-to-use wired and wireless networking. Performance Produce high-quality documents quickly and easily. Print speeds of up to 22 pages per minute (ppm) and…
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The 7″ Mini Netbook is designed based on advance micro “Windows on Chip” technology, with a weight of less than 1.6 Lbs. It is ideal for business people on the go, students, children and home users. You can surf the net, send emails, instant messaging, study, compose documents, manage accounts and spreadsheets, view PowerPoint presentations and lots of other work. You can watch movies and listen t…
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I need some help…its to do with my msn?
I have a packard bell h5 series laptop. For some strange reason, it won’t let me sign into msn, it keeps saying…..”signing in to NET.messenger service failed because the service is not compatible with this version of program.” How do i fix this and sign in again???
Thank you for your help
it says..unable to connect to the SOCKS proxy server. Check your proxy server settings on the connection tab.
It’s looking for a proxy server which is a way of connecting to the internet through another computer. I’m presuming this particular computer has connected to the internet in the past and that you’ve got some kind of network cable or wifi connection.
If you’re using Internet Explorer, RIGHT click on the Internet Explorer icon to get Internet Properties. Select Connections and click on the LAN settings button. Uncheck the box next to Proxy Server. Now keep clicking OK until all the windows are closed. Open Internet Explorer.
If you’re using Firefox, open Firefox and select Tools > Options and click on the Advanced Tab. Next to where it says Connections, click on the Settings button. Check the “No Proxy” radio button. Now keep clicking OK until you’re back in Firefox. Close Firefox count to 10 and open it again.
September 23rd, 2011 
Edward 
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