How to alter DNS with CMD command?

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An said:
Thanks,that's enough.My main purpose is to know the comman
format,being able to use it in broadband connection is much
better than in dial connection.I have learned a lot.
Thanks once more in our chinese way!
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I'm sorry, I cannot understand the output either. I hope you have enough
information from Herb and I in order to achieve your goal.

:-)

Ace
 
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Herb Martin said:
Thanks for the suggestion -- already found some lost nuggets
of gold due to your suggestion and using the program.

NoNags (I haven't used them in months, maybe years.)
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Cool. Good to hear. I'm still looking for a decent easier method. I'm not
quite ready to take the OneNote plunge yet.

Ace
 
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Cool. Good to hear. I'm still looking for a decent easier method. I'm not
quite ready to take the OneNote plunge yet.
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Take it man -- you will know within a week or two and
you CAN get out of the water if it's too cold.

I think I am pretty much hooked. Although today may be the
first day in a week or two when I didn't add anything to OneNote
and only peeked in there a couple of times. (But very few Google
searches either.)
 
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Herb Martin said:
Take it man -- you will know within a week or two and
you CAN get out of the water if it's too cold.

I think I am pretty much hooked. Although today may be the
first day in a week or two when I didn't add anything to OneNote
and only peeked in there a couple of times. (But very few Google
searches either.)
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I just found a product called Onfolio
www.onfolio.com

Since you're familiar with OneNote, can you take a look at this and compare
it?

Thanks,
Ace
 
Ok, but not this week probably.

This does seem a similar product -- and it has a similar
price but of course I already own OneNote so the $100
for Onfolio is no comparision for me.

The RSS feeds are intriguing -- as I have a free one (Pluck)
but don't really like ANY of the RSS readers that I have
tried.

So IF it works conveniently it might be cool.

One thing, these things aren't really worth trying for 10
minutes -- you have to really USE them for a week or two
to start to get a real idea.

Imagine trying to evaluate an email client in 20 minutes.
(Or a NewsReader etc.)

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Herb Martin, MCSE, MVP
Accelerated MCSE
http://www.LearnQuick.Com
[phone number on web site]

"Ace Fekay [MVP]"
 
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Herb Martin said:
Ok, but not this week probably.

This does seem a similar product -- and it has a similar
price but of course I already own OneNote so the $100
for Onfolio is no comparision for me.

The RSS feeds are intriguing -- as I have a free one (Pluck)
but don't really like ANY of the RSS readers that I have
tried.

So IF it works conveniently it might be cool.

One thing, these things aren't really worth trying for 10
minutes -- you have to really USE them for a week or two
to start to get a real idea.

Imagine trying to evaluate an email client in 20 minutes.
(Or a NewsReader etc.)
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I understand. I thought if you get a chance to do it, you;'ve already used
OneNote to compare it.

Yes, I like the RSS feature too. I know OneNote doesn't support that.

If you have time, that would be cool...
Ace
 
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