...> wrote in message news:aMKdnb1yg5ev2VLVnZ2dnUVZ_sWdnZ2d@comcast.com... Mickey Mouse Must Die By George Conger Religious Intelligence | Monday, September 15...Read.aspx?GUID=5468D8AB-9943-44E6-9B2B-82EBA53689A4 Mickey Mouse must die for the good of Islam, a leading Saudi ...should a mouse come in contact with food, the food must be disposed of as the mouse is an impure creature...

Fartass Jewad wrote: Mickey Mouse Must Die By George Conger Religious Intelligence | Monday, September 15, 2008 ...com/Articles/Read.aspx?GUID=5468D8AB-9943-44E6-9B2B-82EBA53689A4 Mickey Mouse must die for the good of Islam, a leading Saudi cleric said ...adding that should a mouse come in contact with food, the food must be disposed of as the mouse is an impure creature. ...

... of crap you have ever seen? I made the mistake of buying a Cruzer micro, but never again. Toby "Sherry Morris" <morrisjw@prodigy.net> wrote in message news:qkvyk.116$YU2.82@nlpi066.nbdc.sbc.com... There must be a way to MANUALLY run the Sandisk U3 flash drive autoplay! But how? When I plug in the encrypted sandisk u3 flash drive to one of my laptops, I can see two ...

...to understand what the various sections mean in the autorun.inf. If we can understand what each section means, we must be able to do it manually. That's my theory anyway... I agree. The autorun.inf seems to perform the following ... There MUST be other people out there with a SanDisk U3 flash drive? Aren't there? 1. It looks ...

... to understand what the various sections mean in the autorun.inf. If we can understand what each section means, we must be able to do it manually. That's my theory anyway... I agree. The autorun.inf seems to perform the following ... There MUST be other people out there with a SanDisk U3 flash drive? Aren't there? 1. It looks like the ...

...d just take a step back to understand what the various sections mean in the autorun.inf. I know what [autorun] does, but I have no idea of what [CopyFiles] and [Definitions] do. Googling didn't find anything for me. The autorun is simply to execute what is specified in the autorun.inf. If we can understand what each section means, we must be able to do it manually. That's my theory anyway...

Try: http://www.u3.com/support/faq.aspx "Sherry Morris" <morrisjw@prodigy.net> wrote in message news:qkvyk.116$YU2.82@nlpi066.nbdc.sbc.com... There must be a way to MANUALLY run the Sandisk U3 flash drive autoplay! But how? When I plug in the encrypted sandisk u3 flash drive to one of my laptops, I can see two drives, namely: U3 System (D:) Removable Disk (E:) ...

Sherry Morris wrote: There must be a way to MANUALLY run the Sandisk U3 flash drive autoplay! But how? When I plug in the encrypted sandisk u3 flash drive to one of my laptops, I can see two drives, namely: U3 System (D:) Removable Disk (E:) When I click on the "U3 System (D:)", I can see three files: autorun.inf LaunchPad.zip LaunchU3.exe How do I manually ...

... that it won't autoplay). All I want to do is manually run the sandisk u3 encryption program to ask me what the password is. But, when I doubleclick on D:\LaunchU3.exe, nothing happens except it brings up an empty folder on my WinXP hard drive C:\Documents and Settings\sherry\Application Data\U3\<big number> There must be a way to manually run the sandisk u3 encryption dialog, yes?

There must be a way to MANUALLY run the Sandisk U3 flash drive autoplay! But how? When I plug in the encrypted sandisk u3 flash drive to one of my laptops, I can see two drives, namely: U3 System (D:) Removable Disk (E:) When I click on the "U3 System (D:)", I can see three files: autorun.inf LaunchPad.zip LaunchU3.exe How do I manually launch the sandrive u3 system on this laptop ...