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Try to download here http://welcome.solutions.brother.com/bsc/public/us/us/en/dlf/download_top.html?reg=us&c=us&lang=en&prod=mfc8840d_all

Try ZOHO http://www.zoho.com/ ZOHO SITES http://www.zoho.com/sites/

The applications they offer are free and paid. The free version are not crippled and they have a template base online website creation tool that is simple enough to create a website in minutes. It is template base so you don’t have to start from scratch and if you have a registered domain name you can use your own domain url. They have a free calendar apps that easy and very responsive to use. It can be share and embedded on your website if you need to. The website, calendar and other apps also have a mobile version so you don’t need to create a separate design for mobile user. As I said the website creation tool is online and you don’t have to install any software on your computer. Any computer with internet access will do. Website contributor could also signup and given access to edit the website. Single sign on will allow you to access all available applicable application for your account.
check it out.

TryFreemake

Have a look at Readerware not free but quite inexpensive on what it could do. Having a bar code reader can speed up cataloging.

or Try this free web base book cataloging application at LibraryThing.

Try WYSIWYG Web Builder.

Try WYSIWYG Web Builder if you’ve use a layout program like Publisher then it is something similar and a lot more for very very reasonable cost. I’m not connected to the developer but a satisfied user. If you favor coding there are areas in the program where you can insert your own codes to customized your website. There are plenty of addins (alot of them free and some paid ones from the developer and user contributors) called extensions that you will find really cool. Bells and whistle for your site without coding through the use of extensions.

Have you seen this one How to troubleshoot wireless network connections in Windows XP Service Pack 2 maybe useful as well.

Not sure if it will help, this site may give your some ideas Windows Wireless Zero Configuration: Five Steps to Sanity that you’ve not considered yet. By any chance the bios setting related to the builtin nic card are enabled? Usually Intel brand nic has hardware diagnostics to test your nic and usually installed with the driver. May help give you hardware related issue.

Try restarting your router/wireless access point and making sure there is enough ip address it could dish out if dhcp server is enabled. Let the wireless devices/laptop rediscover the AP. This happened to me trying to fix the laptop wireless connectivity and forgetting about the AP not having the problem. May work for you too.

Try this, select the paragraph with line spacing issue and Format > Paragraph and uncheck the Snap to grid when document grid is defined option.

Try Famundo.com

Try selecting all the text then drag the right margin to the left about mid-page. While the text are still selected drag the right margin marker again back to the original right margin position.

If you have access to a external usb enclosure you can plug the bad drive, try that first. Try persistently a few times you may get lucky. If it connects then get the files out as quickly as you can. The thing that you are pondering about is quite risky if you don’t have the right tools and experience and may end up loosing two drives. Goodluck.

Try Maxthon. Things that I like about it are mouse gestures (for me mostly navigating forward right-click slideto the right and backward right-click slide to the left between visited sites , tab browsing, tabs could be dock at the bottom as well, paste and go, drag a link to open on another tab, select drag a word or phrase to do a search, plugins, skins, closing a tab by just double clicking it, closing other tabs except the last selected, multiple home pages, inserting a blank tab allows you to create thumbnails of favorite sites for easy access, easy zooming, re-open accidentally closed tabs, split views, fullscreen with autohide menus, screen capture, Magic Fill username:password manager, easy cleaning history, configurable shortcut and mouse clicks, multi-lingual, in my experience quicker loading than most browser that i’ve used (IE8, Firefox, Safari) in other words my preferred browser unless it is not available on a puter i’m using. Of course not perfect but for almost all the sites I’ve visited it works well.

Free as well.

Give it a whirl you may like it.

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