"Doug Payne" <dwpayne@ist.uwaterloo.ca> wrote in message news:g79j97$5sg$1@rumours.uwaterloo.ca... Turby wrote: I've gone through a veritable pharmacopeia over the years for painkillers. When I ruptured a disc last year, my doc turned me onto Percoset. Yummy. Lyrica sounds interesting. Might have to try it. I don't react well to the narcotics, so my doc gives me an NSAID

Nicolas Bronke schrieb: Nach irgendeinem MS-Patch ist auf einmal der Lautsprecherregler aus der Traybar (unten rechts) verschwunden. Über Einstellungen Sound (sieht jetzt auch ganz anders aus) gibt es allerdings nicht die Möglichkeit das Icon wieder hinzubekommen. Rechts-Klick auf die Uhr -> "Eigenschaften", im Tab "Infobereich" unten bei "Systemsymbole" das Häkchen vor "Lautstärke"

<snip> "Aula" In the if it's not one thing, its another dept.....I could use some suggestions on other things to check before going to the dr. Problem: for the last 4-6 weeks [or so] I've been having increasing amounts of pain in my feet. Started in my right foot and is still primarily that one. I should say, though, ankle, not foot pre se. The first real problems were

On Tue, Mar 13, 2007, Sunnz wrote: Just installed Release 6.2 on my workstation, and the first thing I did was installing (pd)ksh since I have been using it before... I found that a few things doesn't work, tab-completion, up/down arrow keys, ctrl-A ctrl-E to go to the beginning/end of a line. My guess is that you're in vi mode by default (set -o vi), and would prefer it to be in emacs