MB-AOpen AP5T, 233MMX, 200W PS I'm replacing a possibly bad hard drive (4 G) with a Maxtor 30 G (7200 rpm)drive and I can't get the thing to boot. I'm booting with a diskette. It starts to post, gets to listing the drives, then recycles and starts over again. It will do this as long as I let it. It doesn't matter whether the old or new HD is connected. Plugged into the power supply are the MB, a floppy, a CD, and a HD. By uplugging the new hard drive, I was able to get it to boot to the A:\ drive once, but without a HD, where do you go from there? I was also able to hit the Del key and get the bios menu up, but after a few moments, it restarts. So, is it likely the PS is too small? No good?

My outlook folders are overloaded with old emails that I want to keep. I am limited to the amount of old emails I can keep on our office mail server. So I want to copy them to my hard drive folders. When I select several email messages, and drag them to my windows explorer folder, the subject of the messages become the file name. That's no problem except that I put the same subject in the message for many email for a common project. So when it is copying the messages to my hard drive, windows explorer askes whether I want to over write a message that has the same subject (file name). Is there a way to rename the subjects automatically with the send date of the message, for ease of find an old message, and the ability of saving multiple messages from the same project in a common folder without being asked whether I want to over write (thus not all messages will be copied).