Hello alyss, It took me a while to figure it out too. You need to type in the following command line with at the end after the last quotation. Remove the (your photo url here) part and just place your photo url between the quotations. img src="(your photo url here)" Find a photo sharing site, like allyoucanupload.com. I use that one, so I will explain that format. The front page has a section for uploading your photos with a browse command to find and add you photos in. Do so and click upload. Wait a few minutes and a new page will come up with 8 url sections for thumbnails and orginal picture selections. Look under the original picture section and you will see one url that states "for forum or message board primary". Copy and paste that url between the quotation marks in the command line and delete the first half and the last part as follows: Before deletion, [URL=http://allyoucanupload.webshots.com/v/2001801602700548608][IMG]http://aycu13.webshots.com/image/15132/2001801602700548608_rs.jpg[/IMG][/URL] After deletion, http://aycu13.webshots.com/image/15132/2001801602700548608_rs.jpg What is left is what is the useful part of the url. If you do not delete those sections, the command line will not know what to do with the extra parts and will not post your picture. The end result should look like this: If you right click the photo and click on properties, you can see the url link address as well as the size of the photo and so forth. Remember to place the greater than less than signs before and after the entire command or it won't work.

Here is the link for the original atricle - http://www.switched.com/2010/03/02/microsoft-to-xp-users-dont-press-f1/?icid=main:htmlws-main-n:dl5:link4:http%3A%2F%2Fwww.switched.com%2F2010%2F03%2F02%2Fmicrosoft-to-xp-users-dont-press-f1%2F And all I have for the instructions is the web address. I don't even know how I found them. Here it is: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/advisory/981169.mspx Thanks. I have been putting 1 by mistake. but where do I put this address ? In the run search box? Thanks again.

Is the Run line the same as the Command line? I thought so, but perhaps not. I found what I think is the Command line, and typed in Outlook.exe/resetnavpane. Got the following message: 'Outlook.exe' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. On to Owbist's suggestion. The first part of the instructions involved opening the program first, which obviously I can't do. But there's a reference to a Plan B, which I'll check out. Thanks, both of you.

Try replacing hard drive with known good hard drive and see if that solves the problem ... (I keep spare hard drives lying about that I've outgrown ... I keep them empty unless I'm actually using them, so when I put them into the non-working system, I have nothing on the drive to cause any kind of problems) ... I also have bootable CDs that run Windows XP, Windows 7, and Linux Redhat ... plus a thumb drive (8 GB) with a good utility suite for fixing problems. You may want to think about doing something similar if you want to keep helping out your friends and family. Programs I regularly keep and use: Avira Anti-Virus - antivirus Malwarebytes Anti-Malware - anti-malware Spybot Search and Destroy - anti-spyware Ad-Aware - anti-adware CCleaner - registry cleaner, uninstaller Defraggler - defragmenter CCCP (Combined Community Codec Pack) - codec and media player various video files in multiple formats to confirm that the system is capable of playing video and sound files properly... It all fits on a single 700MB CD-R ... I generally charge 1 dollar for a disc, or give one free to anybody I helped out. I charge them 20 dollars per hour + parts or 20 dollars flat fee + cost of parts for family and friends/co-workers.