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[energy]

Tanong ko lang if the lawyers of mtc has a usual nite out or get together? It would be great of the sisters and brothers in the profession can meet more or less on a regular basis.

[freelicker]

Paneros,

 

A question from a delinquent lawyer. I heard daw that if you are teaching in a law school, you can get exempted from the MCLE. At the very least, you could credit your units in school to your MCLE. How does this process work?

 

I have been teaching a variety of subject in Law School since 1998 and I would like to know if I can get exempted or at least credit my teaching load for the MCLE.

 

Thanks!

[TeeUp]

also, exempted ba ang mga lawyers who have obtained legal residence outside of the philippines?

[TeeUp]

question lang mga bro:

 

got an xp running pc and i set my documents so no other users can view it. i removed the hard drive and brought it with me to the US. here, i tried using a USB enclosure and connected the hard drive to my laptop. when i browsed on my own files i can access everything except my own files. it say's "access denied". i cannot even copy the same to my laptop HD.

 

any suggestions on how i may open my files?

[TeeUp]

transformer, try to create a 2nd partition on your hard drive and transfer all your documents there so when you have to reformat again you won't loose them.

You can reroute the link and transfer the files of My Documents folder to the 2nd partition by going to the shortcut properties and specifying the TARGET folder.

With my XP running, can i make a partition on my hard drive and not lose my data?

 

Would it require a third-party software?

[TeeUp]

annulment is the sugar coated word para sa divorce... para lang hindi galit church masyado nang bugbog yung art. 36 na yan eh.....

just a little trivia:

 

declaration of nullity based on psychological incapacity (art 36) is actually rooted from the canon law on church annulment. in fact, in case of doubt as to its application, the rulings of the catholic annulment courts can be have some persuasive effects on our civil courts.

 

yun lang po,,, :upside:

[TeeUp]

Are you getting an annulment??? If so, that's sad.

 

PEACE!!!

sometimes though, its better to be sad for a while than be misserable for a lifetime.

 

it is always worthy to work out all marriages, but there are times when letting go is the better option to take.

 

having said that, i am not saying allowing divorce in the philippines is the solution. the current legal framework can serve enough to protect those whose hearts have been bleeding by reason of their existing marriage.

[umbertoeklat]

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salamat bro :cool:

[genuis8]

question lang mga bro:

 

got an xp running pc and i set my documents so no other users can view it. i removed the hard drive and brought it with me to the US. here, i tried using a USB enclosure and connected the hard drive to my laptop. when i browsed on my own files i can access everything except my own files. it say's "access denied". i cannot even copy the same to my laptop HD.

 

any suggestions on how i may open my files?

Chunky,

 

You could have a problem. If your PC hard drive was your C: internal drive and not an external drive. What is you original userid on your PC when you created this data? What is the userid you are signing on to the laptop? Did you make sure you are signed on as the same userid? Are you running WinXP on both machines?

[roxysnonie]

question lang mga bro:

 

got an xp running pc and i set my documents so no other users can view it. i removed the hard drive and brought it with me to the US. here, i tried using a USB enclosure and connected the hard drive to my laptop. when i browsed on my own files i can access everything except my own files. it say's "access denied". i cannot even copy the same to my laptop HD.

 

any suggestions on how i may open my files?

as i understand, the win xp os recognizes the sum of its parts as a whole, so when you took out the hard drive, it will not recognize its new host(your laptop). same as when you reboot without the printer plugged in...

 

it wouldve been better if you had saved your files on cdrw's!

[TeeUp]

Chunky,

 

You could have a problem. If your PC hard drive was your C: internal drive and not an external drive. What is you original userid on your PC when you created this data? What is the userid you are signing on to the laptop? Did you make sure you are signed on as the same userid? Are you running WinXP on both machines?

yes, it was my internal drive C. i am using the same user ID in my PC and laptop but still it cannot access my documents in the PC hard drive. both systems are XPs.

 

 

 

roxysnonie

as i understand, the win xp os recognizes the sum of its parts as a whole, so when you took out the hard drive, it will not recognize its new host(your laptop).

 

i know the documents are still stored there but the problem is how to access them.

[patriart]

question lang mga bro:

 

got an xp running pc and i set my documents so no other users can view it. i removed the hard drive and brought it with me to the US. here, i tried using a USB enclosure and connected the hard drive to my laptop. when i browsed on my own files i can access everything except my own files. it say's "access denied". i cannot even copy the same to my laptop HD.

 

any suggestions on how i may open my files?

i think your files were either been encrypted or it was saved under my documents folder. In that case you won't be able to open/edit it.

 

Solutions:

1. you try to boot it from your previous installed operating system so you will be able to retrive your files.

2. if you have a running server u need to make a recovery agent account and save it in your active directory domain or you can create a certificate to reset your encrypted files.

 

--patriart

[marlon ho]

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[umbertoeklat]

With my XP running, can i make a partition on my hard drive and not lose my data?

 

Would it require a third-party software?

 

yes. partition magic or partition resizer...may iba pang meron.

but d actual conversion will usually be under dos.

 

personally, I use ranish.

[deus]

With my XP running, can i make a partition on my hard drive and not lose my data?

 

Would it require a third-party software?

Yes, you can make a partition using XP's disk management. You will not loose data as long as you don't delete or format the partition containing your data. The first step is to defragment your hard drive and create a system restore point.

 

To access this is to go to control panel-administrative tools-computer management-storage-disk management and right clicking on the hard drive you want to create a new partition and follow the instructions carefully. Sometimes this create partition is not available (I've not have the chance to analyse it yet).

 

You can also use a third party application such as Powerquest Partition Magic 8.0 and above (I use this software more often than XP's own partitioning software).