is there any orgnization working with refugges?
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Yes.At international level UNHCR. Others ORGANISATIONS are Regional level. So many  NGOs are also working for the refugfes.
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try doing a system restore
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Well... I don't think there is one, but your window OP Should have back-up software already. Just go to Start > All Program > Accessories > System Tools > and click Backup... The require is lots of Floppy-Disc or Blank CD if you have CD-Burner... :D Any other question, just e-mail. Peace,\n\nCody J. §
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hey me again..the only way to do this that i know of is in DOS\nand its complicated\nall thats in those is info for system restore
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too bad\n\nuse a program that can be found at http://www.download.com
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Sadly, this is not normally possible, if you need to keep the software in case of emergency, perhaps something like Norton Ghost could be used, this will clone your entire machine so if it messes up you can revert to as is now.\n\nOtherwise, if it is serial number based, I suggest you contact the programming company and ask / order replacement media.
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Just download 'em. That's what I would do. ^^
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if you have windows xp there should be a prog in there that does it.. check it out.
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heres one\n\nGO BUY THE SOFTWARE FREELOADER
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Um not in the sense you're suggesting, but you CAN write and rewrite stuff on there. But I would just suggest a simple flash drive. For $5 after rebate you get firewall+1 GB flash drive.\n\nhttp://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=2563541&CatId=0
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programs - accessories - system tools - system restore
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It depends on linux system\nBut most of them you should repartition it in linux setup
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Check out majorgeeks.com they have a solution for just about everything!
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If you wanted to keep everything, software etc you should try Norton Ghost, other wise the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard in accessories on the start menu should work\n\nNever used it myself though
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sorry to break it to ya... but no.. unless u use xp sp2 where theres an option in the control panel someting like restore to the most rescent restore point.... but i woudnt recommend it to ya... u can always google whatever u want no biggie.
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Did you try this: http://www.rebuildyourvision.com/
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Well it didn't exactly "rescue" me from troubles, but... I'll tell you my story.\nI have a Dell Inspiron notebook. All of a sudden, my hard disk purred and crashed! (I had WinXP Pro in the hard disk)\nOh great! what am I gonna do? I dont have any money to buy a new hard disk, and my dad is gonna kill me if he gets to know about this.\nI got an idea! I whipped out all the free DVDs I got with magazines and found one that had a GamesKnoppix ISO file. Took that DVD to a studio, and got the ISO burned to a CD-R.\nCame home, put in the CD, set the BIOS to boot from it, and voila! Linux-on-CD!\nI have a 64MB flash drive, so I made that a "mini-hard-disk" for my Live CD, so that I can store the settings and retrieve them the next time I boot Linux. I just need to enter a small instruction, and the OS automatically retrieves the settings stored there and applies them.\nLife's good with the Linux. I'm able to browse with Mozilla Firefox, chat with Gaim, edit HTML stuff with KWrite (it's so much better than Windows Notepad) and have fun checking out Linux and playing with Terminal. It's cool!\n\nBut I still miss Windows XP :((\n_______\nViva La Dvorak! - www.dvzine.org