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[jt2003]

Can anyone help me? I've tried to do some research but apparently failed to find answers.

 

I'm hoping to conduct some business over the Net, selling services to foreign companies and individuals. But I learned from one MTC member that because of the anti-money-laundering law, you can no longer receive payments for services through Western Union and similar foreign remittance services, as these are now limited to remittances from family members. It will now have to be bank-to-bank transactions, which cost a lot if I understand correctly. Is this true? How about swiftpay which issues dollar-denominated checks? Or the other payment facilities over the Net?

 

I read the "pre-amendments" anti-money-laundering law (2001) at Chan Robles but didn't find any answers there. I hope someone can help by making the pertinent laws just a little clearer. If that's too time-consuming, could you possibly cite some sources or direct me to some resources or Internet sites so I can do the research myself?

 

Thanks.

[blueboy]

Kyro, it seems i had a similar problem before: my old genius scanner (scsi) only had drivers up to win95 (luckily it still worked under win98). the next drivers that came out were designed for the succeeding/newer models of the scanner (the genius website explicitly announced something to that effect) and also for the succeeding win generations.

 

to solve this problem, i set up a dual-boot system (win98/winXP) on the pc where i stationed the scanner. whenever i need to use the scanner, i simply boot with win98, where i can access it either through win or dos.

 

i think your solution should also be along these lines.

[trebbie]

in any case, i've been wondering, does anyone have any insight/idea/solution on how to make these printers work for Windows XP Professional? :

 

- OKI MicroLine ML 321

This printer model is supposed to work perfectly in Linux in the IBM emulation mode. Try the following:

 

1. Configure the printer to IBM emulation mode

2. Install the Windows XP IBM Proprinter driver

 

It's also supposed to work in Epson emulation mode with the Epson FX drivers. Try it too and see which works better.

 

You can also try this solution with your other printers. See if they have emulation modes that can be used instead of their native modes.

Edited June 30, 2003 by trebbie

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hey all.

 

it's been an awfully long time.

so long, in fact, that people can barely remember me i imagine.

 

in any case, i've been wondering, does anyone have any insight/idea/solution on how to make these printers work for Windows XP Professional? :

 

- Panasonic KX-P1694

- Panasonic KX-P3696

- OKI MicroLine ML 321

 

i have actually made them work with Windows applications (eg. MS Office apps), but the i couldn't make them work with MS DOS applications.

 

thing is, these particular models are excluded from the Microsoft Catalog of "Designed for Windows XP" devices, so i get messages like "Continuing with this installation will cause an error..." when i try to install their drivers for Win95/98/NT/2000.

 

i'm sure there are ways to get around this, but i haven't found them.

i'm hoping there are folks out there who'd be able to help out.

 

thanks everyone!

Panasonic KX-P1694 has no driver on windows xp but you can manually select the KX-P1695 model difference is very little so not much issue, it should work and also Panasonic KX-P3696 you can try the Panasonic KX-P3624, still same model range.

[Guest monsterbutt]

may alam ba kayo na pang-convert ng .doc to .pdf??

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may alam ba kayo na pang-convert ng .doc to .pdf??

Kung meron kang Adobe Acrobat software dito pwede mong iconvert pero baka malito ka meron kasing freeware na Adobe Acrobat reader ito nagbabasa lang pero di kayang magconvert.

Tignan mo itong site na ito, isang free program na pwedeng magconvert.

 

http://www.pdf995.com/

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[leonscalone]

dudes, ano notebook best suited for military personnel?

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dudes, ano notebook best suited for military personnel?

Kung gagamitin for military purposes, make sure limited lang ang accessory for security reasons, para litimited ang access sa iyo, at take note sa casing nya, dapat hard bound at mostly aluminum/titanium yung cover hwag plastic. Mas manipis mas magaang mas maganda, kung may budget go for Fujitsu notebook, pero grabe talaga ito mahal...

[p5yf3r]

hmm, how long does an annullment session last? (how many months, years?)

[Turol]

Pls read the whole thread first before seeking any help. It does not help asking repeating questions. Good luck.

[Roubaix]

hmm, how long does an annullment session last? (how many months, years?)

It all depends on how good your lawyer is or how deep your pockets are.

 

Aiko's went for a year and a half.

 

But it should normally take a couple of years. It is because it is 2 or 3 months between hearings, if you are lucky.

[trebbie]

What happended? Why is this thread no longer sticky?

[the_broker]

May lawyers ba dito who went to Ateneo law? Sigh, classes are about to start again.

Yup. Why?

[freelicker]

Yup. Why?

Took 2 1/2 years of law in Ateneo. Does that count?

[p5yf3r]

It all depends on how good your lawyer is or how deep your pockets are.

 

Aiko's went for a year and a half.

 

But it should normally take a couple of years. It is because it is 2 or 3 months between hearings, if you are lucky.

hmm, thanks, man....i read somewhere that if there's no contact for 7 years between spouses (yung di na nagkikita, communicate or something), it's ok to remarry, how true?