The Shortcut 'Reminder-cpq40601.Ink' Refers to a location that is unavilable.
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this is probably appear whenever you boot up your pc, \nwin xp: start, all programs, startup, \nwin 98: start, programs, startup\nlook for the name 'Reminder-cpq40601', right click on it and choose delete, that's it\nif you problem is when you click a icon, this error box come up, then, right click on the icon and choose delete, done!
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That's how I would set it up.  Instead of task, go to the calender.  Click on the first date and time when you want your reminder to come out.  Click on recurrence...  Select Daily, and Every 1 day(s).  Select No End Date.  Click ok.  Click Save and Close.  That should work and has worked for me.
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could cause programs to look in the wrong place for things. change it to c
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I've got news for you guys, clicking on the little red X in the upper right hand corner causes the Form_Unload event to fire and your little virus still has all the time in the world to screw you. The safest thing to do is to immediately power off your machine!!!
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check the ink, unplug n replug the cartrege and check if there is any borken part in printer or try to change it
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Try using quote marks around the address. Sometimes that helps.
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Try unplugging it from the wall, this will reset all errors.  If it still says the message, try opening up different areas too reseting the message.  Dell aka Lexmark has had many problems such as this one and depending how old it is trash it if can't fix problem.  The cost of fixing will be too much, buy a epson or hp.  good luck!
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You could be a little more specific. Is it a word processing program, or another application that uses word processing goodies like spell check?  Usually it's an icon in your tool bar that says ABC with a check mark under or beside it.  If it's isolated to one application, it might be corrupted in just that app., or if it's shared like in a Suite situation like MS Office, Suite, Works, or a computer OEM Suite type deal then it'll be corrupted in all the apps in the package, bundle, suite, what have you.  Sounds like re-install time, hopefully you can just replace the corrupt file and not lose anything else.  Do backups often?  Naw, me neither.  It really sucked to be me when my disk crashed.\nAnd if you have a corrupt file you may have viruses and diseases and Horse running around without their Trojans on, and f***ing your machine.  Get a good Anti-Virus program.  I like Norton/Symantec myself, though many will argue.  Just a suggestion.  I don't deal in Spam.\nGood luck.  Any more info on what's actually happening would be helpful to us wannabe consultants.  Hey, I ain't gettin' Geek $$$$ for this, just tryin' to lend a hand.  Write me if I can be of further assistance.\nGood luck.\nAlan
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Its gibberish. Its used in graphic design or typesitting. Its "dummy" text. \n\nSee http://www.lipsum.com/
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It may be in use by your computer. Ctrl-Alt-Del and see if it's on the list. You could end task then try. But, I'd make sure it isn't a necessary file first.
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microsoftoffice.com has a template for written warnings.
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I got this yesterday and cleared it.\n\nI didn't use this link actually but it's the same.
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im not sure but try the undo button at the top, it may help.
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Search it in google and I recommend you to click the link to the site of Annoyances.org! It's there I think andI could not put the link here because it's prohibited.
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You're screwed, unless you have an undelete proggram installed.
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You skip a line an put the other code
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Try to copy and paste it into the address line.