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"Jonathan Kay MVP" wrote:
> "Bob Christian" <BobChristian@removethis.gmail.com> wrote in
> message
> > We can thank the malware authors and the attorneys for that
> one.
> > All of this security is like the automatic motorized
> shoulder harness seatbelts that were
> > all the rave in the 90's.
>
> Or the state of security procedures at any airport
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I have run into the same problem transferring files between two
systems, one with a gigabit lan, the other 10/100, through a 10/100
router.
With the old version of Messenger I was moving files at around
5-10mb/s, now I need to link all the computers though a domain or a
workgroup (XP Pro and Xp Home communication 8O ) or just ftp it
through my little ftp server because Messenger now is Horrible for
getting that little "click here to see why you are experiencing a
slow connection"...
I guess I need to go back to using 2 gigabit nics with a crossover
connection (then its just windows that stands in the way of slowing it
down and not messnger, the os, and the hardware).
If anyone can help... Thank you
Paul
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