Monitor Turn-off

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Subject: Monitor Turn-off
From: Perry Spiller <p.spiller@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 20 Mar 2005 20:47:21 +1200
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hello, I'm brand new to all of this.
No quite a PC illiterate, but a Linux learner.
(Please be nice to me by remembering I have no
knowledge of the acronyms/jargon, as yet)

General Set Up
Running Fedora Core on one PC, not partitioned. (wife's)
Windows LAN in home office
Other 2 PCs running WXP & W2kPro
ADSL router modem on W2kPro PC (mine)
LAN default printer (HP4L) on same W2kPro PC (mine)
Linux machine connects to www via Firefox and Ximian

Problem
The Linux PC doesn't "like" the CD in
the CDRW. Is that a format type issue?
(It was formatted using InCD, but in
Windoze)

Any pointers, please?

Perry (in New Zealand)

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