I could write a book on dns to explain why they dont all work for you on neighboring computers but I cant spell too well, so anyhow... Anyways.. you might want to look in your Administrative tools(i think) for the 'Computer Management' tool. It's always a good idea to look quickly in the Event Logs... just for fun of seeing the errors ;) .. sometimes you'll see the problem and maybe even be able to follow the link to a fix. While in Computer Management / Under Services, look for DNS and make sure its set automatic and started. If not running and if it wont start, look at the dependencies tab,,, you will want the ip/sec service set to auto also. That should cover that. Then open a cmd window and type ipconfig /help and you can scroll up and see several things one might do. run the flush dns cache option in case cache is corrupted somehow, which some people do have problems with. ipconfig /flushdns ~all those google ip numbers and the google names do work for me, no problem. I dont use typical dns .. theres a program out there called TreeWalk that you might look into. I have found it makes things real snappy quick here for name resolution. It does your own dns cache so it seldom actually asks your isp or even your router for dns. And if a name doesnt resolve it quickly checks another dns server.

you likely set up google desktop as the default which is why now oyur Outlook is using it to search, you should be able to change that setting in your outlook so it uses a different search option. Better Searching in Outlook 2010 Outlook 2010 Search Indexing I have never used the google desktop search you might find answers at their help forum Troubleshooting Outlook: Can't find Outlook email Welcome to the Official Google Desktop for Windows Help Group I see questions there that look similar to yours

I have used it before, but I used it in a strange way. I try out differtent interesting ingredients and recipes. I believe you can get more authentic by using native recipes. So I use Google Translate to translate the English name of an ingredient to the native language, and many recipes will come up. Then I use Google Translate and translate the recipes into English. It really doesn't take that long to do. For instance, for French onion soup, I get this recipe: INGREDIENTS Pour 4 personne(s) 1 kg d'oignons 50 gr de beurre 10 cl de vin blanc sec ou de bi�re 1 litre de bouillon de volaille ou de boeuf ou 1 bouillon cube 1 branchette de thym 1 feuille de laurier Sel Poivre du moulin Piment d'Espelette (facultatif) ------------------------------ You can try Greek, Lithuanian, Albanian, Chinese, Japanese ---- Kind of interesting dcarch

If I remember correctly, Brutuses left of her own accord. I miss her posts too and had wondered if she had moved in yet. I do believe a couple of weeks ago I saw a short response here to someone's post, but that was it. She also posts on the building board - I love to look around the first of the month at the new home pics. I would love to see her home after she gets it all decorated. Her hubby did a wonderful job and she has some beautiful pieces/fabrics to go in the new home. Jane - I would love to find some of those mercury glass trees! tina