How do I set associations in associations control panel?
Q. Sometimes I get e-mails with pics or videos that won't run and a message that there are no associations set for it. It says to set associans for it in associans control panel.Assoc. control panel? Where? what? how/
Asked by forgiven sinner - Sat May 2 17:19:29 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Start> Control Panel> Tools> Folder Options> File Types. Scroll down the list of file types and look for the extension of the file that you're trying to open. For pics it will be .jpg .gif .bmp etc, and there are a lot of video formats, .wmv .mov .flv .mpeg4 and so on. Just click on the file type then click on Change to choose the right program to open it with. If you save the attachment to your desktop but cannot see the file extension it's Start> Control Panel> Tools> Folder Options> View> then untick Hide File Extensions for Known File Types.
Answered by Chrisallis - Sat May 2 17:37:17 2009

is it wrong for insurance associations to show their members contact details?
Q. Is it wrong for Insurance associations to list all of their life insurance agents name, address, hp number and email address for the general public to access? Why some insurance companies do not want to disclose?
Asked by K_Z b - Sun Dec 2 06:54:59 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. No it is not wrong. Most insurance professionals would want to have their contact information readily available to the general public. There are many reasons to join an insurance association one of them being that you gain some professional credibility by being a member. No reason to keep your membership in the association a secret.
Answered by Tom Z - Mon Dec 3 16:30:24 2007

What associations offer group health insurance?
Q. Hi! I am trying to find health insurance at group rates. I would like to be an independent insurance agent. Does anyone know of any kind of associations or anything that I could join to have access to group health insurance? (I live in Alabama)
Asked by KAH - Thu Nov 22 01:02:42 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Assocations used to do group coverage, but it didn't work out - the only people who joined were the ones that couldn't get private insurance cheaper - in other words, the really unhealthy ones. The rates got really really high, and more people dropped out, etc. Bad spiral. So you can't join an association to get a "group" rate. The association health policies are STILL all individually underwritten and rated. Being an insurance agent is different. NO ONE is going to give you an appointment, if you're green. You'll have to go on under another agent, or work directly for a carrier. Go to your state insurance department website for information.
Answered by mbrcatz - Thu Nov 22 08:47:04 2007