links on left, but on my Dell I don't....nm

• Is it just me, or have the links (on the left side) been eliminated? - At Home MT
  • It is very inconvenient not having those options. :( sm - At Home MT
    • I have them...have no idea why you don't - NCMT
      • Thank you. (nm) - At Home MT
  • links on left, but on my Dell I don't....nm - on the national's computer I do get
  • Links with blue background still on left side for me... - Pokey
  • I have never had links on the left side. I have always had to go back to the home page to get them. - jml
    • You're not special, lol. - nm j/k
  • Mine are still on the left side in blue and still working. nm - passing thru
    • Any idea how I can get them back? - At Home MT
      • Enable Javascripting (nm) - Lori
        • I checked in Internet Options and it shows enabled. - At Home MT
          • on the Dell, my Java sun is checked too...sm - on the national's computer I do get

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I may have done something to cause how may page loads but I do not get the list of links, like the technical link, equipment, etc., showing up along the left side any longer. Is this a recent change or is is just happening to me because I did something??? If it is just me, how would I change it back. I can't get to any of the other forums unless I click on home and go from there. :(

TIA.

I went to Tools, Internet Options and deleted Files and Cookies (although I don't know as though this had anything to do with it as I have done this MANY times in the past). I then experimented with my Norton Antivirus. You must do this at YOUR OWN RISK! Down in the right-hand corner of my screen, I chose "Disable Norton Internet Security" which when I reloaded the Main page here (after I had gone and done the above steps in Tools) it didn't make a difference. So, then I went back down to Norton Internet Security and chose "Disable Antivirus Auto-Protect" and reloaded the main page here and BINGO I had the links all back! I then Enabled all my NAV I had disabled, reloaded the page again and everything is still there! So, if this happens again, at least now I know how to get it back.

I thought I would share this info as I know there are others out there that has experienced this same problem and I have done everything the administration has suggested and it did not resolve the issue. So, apparently it has to do with Norton and I am not clear why Norton Antivirus (I would expect it more to be an Norton Internet Security issue) but in any event I am elated it worked! I hope it will work for someone else as well - again at your own risk. :)

I hope this might help administration/moderators to help others as well in the future. :)

This just made my day! :D

Sandi

I found over the w/e if I disable my Norton Internet Security and go to Tools, Internet Options, Delete Files and click on Delete All Off Line Content, and choose ok, I can get the links back on the left (in the blue area) but they won't stay. I assume I  need to change something in Norton's Internet Security, but what?? Does anyone know? I have tried lots of things and can't seem to find what it is that will make this a permanent change as it won't stay this way.

Please help. TIA.

Make sure you get the extended warranty, again, MAKE SURE YOU GET THE EXTENDED WARRANTY. And, here is why.

My first laptop went out on my, though it was a couple of years old.  Because I had the extended warranty, a service tech came to my house, replaced motherboard, hard drive, heat sink, and keyboard.  He was able to back up everything first and restored it once all the new stuff was in place. 

One of my PCs kept giving some weird blue screen error and I couldn't get to go even in safe mode. I called up Dell, told them the problem, they looked up my extended warranty and they sent someone out to repair it.

Overall, I have been happy with Dell products.  The only drag is that everything Dell sells regarding accessories is proprietary and you have to order it through Dell.  No generic accessories will work.  My suggestion is if you decide to buy a Dell laptop, make sure you get the car power supply and you might even get a 2nd regular power supply because I have been known to leave town and forget the power supply at the house.  Now, I have everything in my laptop bag for when I go out of town and can just throw my laptop in the bag and know everything is there.

Lastly, some Dell laptops require a special aircard to connect to the internet.  I ended up getting a 2 cabled USB air card and I'm glad I did because 2 USB plug ins give better reception than one.

If you have any other questions, please feel free to ask. I'm happy to help.

was a piece of junk, so I'm not the one to ask if you should buy a Dell.   I'd get at least double that processor speed.  My computer is about 10 months old and I have 5 times that, which means that there is probably something faster out now, or soon will be.  It is more than I need for work, but I also use computer to download music/pictures, and a bunch of other stuff.   The Dell I had had 650 mHz and it was slow and that was almost 6 years ago.   You may have to customize anyway to get XP unless you buy one previously owned, which you can also buy from Dell.   It is always a good idea to buy bigger than you need currently just to allow for updates to any software or new software you may add.    You need to also think about tech support.  I know Dell has tech support in India, which can be extremely frustrating.  I don't know that other computer companies don't offshore their tech support, but that would be a question I would ask and find out if there is a locally authorized dealer to handle warranty repairs or if you need to send off the computer.    I would not recommend a Gateway computer and I would not recommend any computer that has a Celeron processor.   They tend to be in all the lower end computers. 

I have LOTS of peripherals on both my laptop and desktop Dells and they certainly didn't come from Dell. You've been misinformed.

I love my Dells.

http://www.enchantedlearning.com/crafts/christmas/handwreath/    You can use any paper, but if you use tissue paper it may not even make it home. 

http://www.enchantedlearning.com/crafts/christmas/3dstar/

http://www.kidsdomain.com/craft/reindeer.html

http://jas.familyfun.go.com/arts-and-crafts?page=CraftDisplay&craftid=10496

Don't have time to look for more, but one time in school we had cheap glass bulb ornaments and we wrote our name and year on them with glue and then sprinkled with glitter.  You could probably get bulbs/glitter at dollar store.

You might also want to go the dollar store and look for craft kits.  I buy kits every year from a craft store and they usually make 6-12.  If the tables in the room were in groups you could just take a paper plate and pour 1 kit out on each and they could share, or you could divide up the items into a baggie and make copies of the instructions.

You could take bagels (from the bakery outlet stores and cheap) and smear with peanut butter and then press in bird seed, attach some thread and hang on a tree near their classroom - unless you are wanting them to have something to take home.  Can also use pine cones for this.

Buy some plain gingerbread man cookies and tubes of frosting and sprinkles and let them decorate them.

until i upgraded my antivirus software.  strange as it seems.  

had nothing to do with my browser.

I like these sites...

TheGreatDictator.com  All kinds of links!

OneLook.com  Awesome if you want to do a fuzzy search (part of a term)

TheAGAPECenter.com  Hospitals and clinics by state

Of course, Google.

Good luck!

Starting from mtstars.com, clicking Forums, clicking Main Board leads you to page not found.

Wow, these are all great.  More to add to my already long list of resource links. 

Always nice to have new things to explore. 

I'm also looking for oncology work and would love to find out where you two are working.

Here are some links for you:

http://www.cancer.gov/dictionary/   Dictionary of Cancer Terms

http://www.chemocare.com/bio/index.asp   Chemo Drugs

http://www.cancer.gov/cancerinfo/pdq/cancerdatabase   National Cancer Institute

http://www.cancer.gov/search/clinical_trials/   NCI Clinical Trial Search

http://www.bioscience.org/atlases/tumpath/staging/llist.htm   Tumor Staging

Hope this helps!

http://www.ac.wwu.edu/~journal/advising/careers.html

http://www.kidzonline.org/streamingfutures/careervideo.asp?careerid=3&r=0

http://www.indiana.edu/~udiv/majors/majorinfo.cgi/69

the other 2 links I provided evidently didn't hold your interest because voterfraud.org is loaded with the FACTS state-by-state.......if it's too lengthy for your reading comprehension, just open up Ohio and Florida...

ROFL 

As an MTSO, you should never give the "answer", but the way you found it, i.e., the links.  This way they will 1.  learn how to find it themselves and 2.  stop bothering you.  It does work, even though I must say that every day is a learning process in this field.

nm

Hello,

I'm not sure what exactly you're looking for, but there are a lot of links here:

http://www.angelfire.com/mt/medicalinks/

Also, I like:

http://www.medilexicon.com