Hi all.

Well, I like to inform you that meanwhile there were more than 19000 fonts downloaded in this thread.

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Maik.Murks

zeiz wrote:Pressing Shift-NumLk does nothing.

You are pretty well right - pressing <shift><numlock> does usually nothing.
If you want to manually switch the state of numlock then <fn><numlock> does usually the trick.
Hope that helps.

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Maik.Murks

Hi niftyprose. Maybe I‘m wrong but from my point of view I don‘t think that your problem with your USB stick that don‘t like to boot your workstation has anything to do with your build-in RAID configuration, because a hardware RAID controller like the one your have from Adaptec should give all infor...

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Flash wrote:I have an old CD with thousands of .wmf (NOT wtf) "clip art" image files. It comes with a program to install in Windows that can open the files, but of course I'd like to open them in Puppy. MTpaint won't do it. Is there a way?

Try GIMP

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Maik.Murks

juanrra242 wrote:I know its a stupid question , but i tried to change permisions with no luck.

And what is your question?

juanrra242 wrote:Note:all the drives are ntfs formatted under windows.

Maybe you woudn't have that problems if your drives were formatted with ext2, ext4 or fat32.

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Maik.Murks

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Hope this helps

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Maik.Murks