I am having trouble getting USA Today crosswords to load the puzzle on my new HP laptop. Can anyone help?
I have added the website to my exceptions list like it asks, but still won't load the puzzle.
Laptops & Notebooks - 1 Answers
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Answer 1 :
I looked at the following site: http://puzzles.usatoday.com/ The site is using Adobe Flash Player. Download the latest version for your operating system and give it another try. http://www.adobe.com/support/flashplayer/downloads.html
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Sunday, August 21, 2011
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Taking laptop from Canada to USA on coach bus?
Taking laptop from Canada to USA on coach bus?
I am going to the US for a few days and i want to take my laptop with me my friend told me that if u don't have it registered or somethign then if they see your laptop and its not registered (something about duty free) u could get fined is this true ?
Other - Destinations - 3 Answers
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Answer 1 :
Never heard of this. I've taken a laptop back and forth a number of times between the US and Canada. No one said a thing.
Answer 2 :
Haha your friend is mistaken. I've taken mine from the US to the Bahamas, Mexico, and Canada w/o a problem! :) Safe travels to you!
Answer 3 :
I'm sure they either misunderstood or are just fooling with you! :) The only way they'll take your things or charge you is if they feel you are violating the other passengers safety. So as long as your laptop doesn't have a bomb built in, you'll be fine
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I am going to the US for a few days and i want to take my laptop with me my friend told me that if u don't have it registered or somethign then if they see your laptop and its not registered (something about duty free) u could get fined is this true ?
Other - Destinations - 3 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
Never heard of this. I've taken a laptop back and forth a number of times between the US and Canada. No one said a thing.
Answer 2 :
Haha your friend is mistaken. I've taken mine from the US to the Bahamas, Mexico, and Canada w/o a problem! :) Safe travels to you!
Answer 3 :
I'm sure they either misunderstood or are just fooling with you! :) The only way they'll take your things or charge you is if they feel you are violating the other passengers safety. So as long as your laptop doesn't have a bomb built in, you'll be fine
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Sunday, August 7, 2011
Is it possible for one person to bring more than one laptop from the USA to Spain on a plane trip?
Is it possible for one person to bring more than one laptop from the USA to Spain on a plane trip?
One with source (especially from Brit. Airways) wins best answer.
Air Travel - 4 Answers
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Answer 1 :
Yes. Don't put them in your checked baggage. They'll have to both fit in your carryon.
Answer 2 :
Yes, I've done it a few times. (not to Spain but overseas) It just becomes a hassle when you go through security checks and have to slide them through the x-ray machine separately.
Answer 3 :
Yes it is. Laptops are allowed as long as they don't exceed the limit of weight you're allowed to carry on or check in
Answer 4 :
I can't give you a source but you can bring as many as you want as long as they don't go over the allowed weight/size limit for the airline. Laptops aren't an "illegal" item on flights so it doesn't matter how many you take with you. As long as they all work and you can show this to the security guards, it'll be fine. (My uncle flies with two laptops for his job and has no problem.
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One with source (especially from Brit. Airways) wins best answer.
Air Travel - 4 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
Yes. Don't put them in your checked baggage. They'll have to both fit in your carryon.
Answer 2 :
Yes, I've done it a few times. (not to Spain but overseas) It just becomes a hassle when you go through security checks and have to slide them through the x-ray machine separately.
Answer 3 :
Yes it is. Laptops are allowed as long as they don't exceed the limit of weight you're allowed to carry on or check in
Answer 4 :
I can't give you a source but you can bring as many as you want as long as they don't go over the allowed weight/size limit for the airline. Laptops aren't an "illegal" item on flights so it doesn't matter how many you take with you. As long as they all work and you can show this to the security guards, it'll be fine. (My uncle flies with two laptops for his job and has no problem.
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