@thecreativeone91 said:

PayPal is now on my permanent ban from considering for work or home use list.

FIFY

@thecreativeone91 Your problem isn't with webroot. The problem is your using PayPal.

If you had used a credit card, you would have had no problems.....

All the links point to google.com domains.....

Thought it was Phishing are first, but it appears to be real..... I have no idea who the person is or why this would come to me.....

@technobabble said:

As an one man shop I decided to use my cell as our business phone when I opened shop in 2003. The number is on all of our business info as well as online.

Port your cell number to Google Voice or RingTo. Problem solved.

@scottalanmiller No, I can delete them no problem.

The problem is that the free space is on the front of the drive. So the partition has to be moved to the beginning of the drive, then expanded.

Here is what it looks like after I extended the D drive.

Still need to remove the partition on the front of the drive.

@thecreativeone91 said:

Why didn't you just copy the data over to a new virtual disk without an OS install.

Done before I worked here

Disk 1 is a old P2V disk, and as you can see, it still has the OS install on the front of the drive.

What's the best way to delete the first 2 partitions on Disk 1 and Expand the partition so it uses the whole drive?

Try this:

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/initial-server-setup-with-ubuntu-14-04

Go to Step Four — Add Public Key Authentication (Recommended)

My parents have flip phones, so I still need texting for that.....

@scottalanmiller said:

At the time of the writing, texting was not free on most and especially not on the largest.

Verzion, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint all have free texting..... o_0

Also, I was told that in the US is the only place you pay for incoming messages?

That incoming messages are free everywhere else in the world?

If this is true, then there is no forced costs, just don't reply

Texting is Free in the US on most phone plans. Data is not.

@technobabble said:

Just downloaded and there is no import and export feature.

That's Correct, you would have to start fresh.

Mr. Number

@technobabble said:

@anonymous well that is extremely inexpensive...thanks for the link!

You bet

@Carnival-Boy said:

Foundation 2013 will be the last and final version.

Really? Why?

@Carnival-Boy said:

I'm installing Sharepoint Foundation 2013 right now as it happens. So for me, the answer is "very" and "yes"

Are you already using it, or is it for testing? If your already using it, what business use cases are you using it for?