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Clearing your cache to try and fix page errors Every time you visit a Web page, your browser saves the contents of the page, as well as all the images and other files that are necessary to make it work. Then, when you re-visit the same page, it uses the saved files for that page, because it's quicker than having to download them again. That's why the second time you visit a Web page is almost always quicker than the first time you visit it. The storage place where everything is save
Jan 7, 2005, 10:59 pm - Todd - Help

A Message to All Lottery Post MembersReply
Ok Todd...Let's Go For No#1 And Keep it! This is surely an ongrowing and awesome site. I forsee an LP monopoly over the Lotto World in the year 2005. You wanna buy Microsoft? (lol)lottoscorp ...
Dec 3, 2004, 9:33 pm - lottoscorp - Lottery Discussion Forum

winning a jackpot...what would you buy...Reply
This is an easy one.I'd buy certificates of deposit, commercial mortgage bonds, a buttload of Microsoft (I'm not sure how much that would be, exactly), Coca-Cola (the stock, I mean, not just a 12-pack), commercially-zoned undeveloped real estate, tax-free municipal and government bonds and, if I had anything left over, maybe a candy bar or a pack of gum.Wait... If I won a big jackpot, I would... yes, I'd throw caution to the wind, and I'd buy a candy bar and a pack of gum... from the same store
Nov 29, 2004, 8:18 pm - jim695 - Lottery Discussion Forum

all states-my systemsReply
Oh no BUG, I thought more was aware of that virus! Yeah, whoever thought of this one is good because of the fact that it comes to you in the form of a microsoft message about computer slow performance; but if you look in tiny small prints, it states that it is an advertisement; which in reality is a nasty virus. Good luck at cleaning that up.
Sep 19, 2004, 11:33 am - Winner2Be - Pick 3 Forum

all states-my systemsReply
all-i'm going to try to post but my computer got a virus yesterday--it was in the form of a microsoft message be careful all-donna started downloading something she thought was good--well it wasn't
Sep 19, 2004, 11:28 am - THE BUG - Pick 3 Forum

Really need help! CPU Usage 100%!Reply
You folks are great. I'm about to go to sleep and do the Microsoft test from disk, but I've written down the other websites for when I wake up. I let you know!
Aug 26, 2004, 7:02 pm - Dr Pepper - Lottery Discussion Forum

Rich Text Box for other browsers ...
I decided to make the switch to Mozilla FireFox due to issues with IE that I got tired of dealing with... Just a curious question: Rich Text Box cannot be done for other browsers like FireFox and Opera? This a Microsoft issue that is out of your league?Just wanting to know ^^;
Aug 19, 2004, 7:44 am - Mana - Suggestions Forum

cutting and pastingReply
plumbusa,Do you have access to Microsoft Excel by any chance? I am usually grabbing the list from a lottery site and copy it into an Excel Work Sheet. From there you can just copy easily the Column(s) with the numbers into programs such as the CRUNCH.Good Luck!
Aug 16, 2004, 9:12 am - MikeK - Pick 3 Forum

Are There Any Real Lottery Secrets?Reply
here is a good primer for Bayesian inference...http://astrosun.tn.cornell.edu/staff/loredo/bayes/maxent00.pdfit requires adobe acrobat reader (freely available)Microsoft has done some work with bayesian networks... I couldn't follow the whitepaper though... I hate trudging through texts that make me feel like a complete idiot... In complex math, that's most of 'em :-(
Aug 1, 2004, 11:20 am - hypersoniq - Lottery Discussion Forum

Powerball!! Anyone play? Use a system?Reply
Quote: Originally posted by hypersoniq on July 29, 2004I am a serious PB player, I play (mostly) one ticket per draw, using a system of my own design (Microsoft Excel).so far it's not working... ;-)You're not only a serious PB player, but an honest one. Good system, you may not win anything, but you won't go broke either.RJOh
Jul 29, 2004, 9:13 pm - RJOh - Lottery Systems Forum