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I still have to install Access 97 for some of our apps to run. Bozo :joker:

http://www.sarradet.net/glass.wmv Bozo :joker:

The learning curve for the people using Vista will be straight up. (no curve at all) The IT depts will be going crazy. Bozo :joker:

Agreed. Cable select does not usually work well. Bozo :joker:

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: Bozo :joker:

Well, Vista is a lot different than XP. XP looked and worked like previous MS operating systems. (as far as the user is concerned). An example: In XP if you wanted to change the desktop, you would right click on the desktop and select 'Properties' The you would be presented with a window with a...

I don't think clock speed is all that important any more. It's more about getting more done with what you have. Efficient use of power. But there may be 'speed bumps' next year, and there is always overclocking. BTW, congrats on 1000 post :beer: Bozo :joker:

Do you think Steve Jobs knew this was comming from Intel?? Maybe got some inside info from Intel?? Bozo :joker:

To all of you: I must send my thanks to whoever sent me the one about rat poop in the glue on envelopes because I now have to use a wet towel with every envelope that needs sealing. Also, now I have to scrub the top of every can I open for the same reason. I no longer have...

I agree with ddrueding; we are a complete MS operation also. Adding a Linux system to the mix just makes more work. Besides, our NAS devices run XP which has some distinct advantages. I use scheduled task to go and get files & folders. Bozo :joker:

R2 as such did not add a lot of "Features" to 2003. It fixed a lot of things internally. I ran it for a couple months and found it even more stable than 2003 SP1. (Stable might be a bad choice of words....it just seemed to be better than the standard install)...

It seem the little arrow thingie to collapse the quick response box is missing in Firefox. Anyone else notice this, or this only happening in the Outer Limits. Bozo :joker:

and, it's computer related http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/13830825/ Bozo :joker:

and, it's computer related :-D http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/13830825/ Bozo :joker:

http://in.tech.yahoo.com/060708/139/65pz8.html Bozo :joker:

Even if I get a free copy of Vista, I'm keeping XP. Vista seems to be a bad mixture of ME & NT3.1 Bozo :joker:

Great Idea! Bozo :joker:

http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20060711-7234.html Firefox is still gaining :-D Bozo :joker:

What I find odd, is the fact that back in the late 1970's, we installed PLCs (Programable Logic Controllers) that had non-volatile memory in it. The actual program was store in this memory. And it retained the program when the power was off. Bozo :joker:

http://www.vorck.com/hfslip-info.html I am just starting to play with this tool, but it looks promising. I am trying to slipstream DX9 and IE6 into Win2K. Bozo :joker:

http://www.businessweek.com/ap/financialnews/D8IP3U380.htm?sub=apn_tech_down&chan=tc Bozo :joker:

http://www.businessweek.com/ap/financialnews/D8IP3U380.htm?sub=apn_tech_down&chan=tc Bozo :joker:

I just tried NLite with a Win2K Dell disk and it didn't work. It started to install but puked when it came to the CD key. Bozo :joker:

http://www.crn.com/sections/breakingnews/breakingnews.jhtml?articleId=190301174&cid=CRNBreakingNews You have to wonder if someone at MS is paying these people to print this crap. Bozo :joker:

I bet Mercutio has a bunch of empty WD boxes......:poke: Sorry, I couldn't resist Bozo :joker:

Download 'NLite' and try to make a new install disk. Maybe it will let you use one of your keys with the re-install disk. Nlite does overwrite the OEM file. Bozo :joker:

I have not been able to come up with a solid answer. The plan is to replace the BIOS batteries, let the BIOS get stupid while doing the battery repacement, and replace the power supplies. Bozo :joker:

Has anyone here installed one of the high efficiency power supplies and seen a reduction in their electric bill? (Antec NeoPower or similar) Bozo :joker:

You can run "chkdsk *: /r" from the command prompt in Windows (the * is the drive letter). This will check and repair all clusters, even empty ones. Seagate has an Enterprise drive diagnostic program that runs inside of windows. But if my memory is correct it might only do SCSI drives...

TrueImage version 9 is a big improvement over 8. It's also fast when using 'Normal' compression. ~40GB of used space in 14 minutes. Bozo :joker:

I haven't used TrueImage's scheduled backup alot, but if I remember correctly, it can only be seen in the tray. I'll have to check. Bozo :joker:

There is a Post Reply button right below the bottom Avatar/Post count window on my screen. Bozo :-D

I'm at 1024X768 and I don't see any problems. Even the new/old thread setup seems okay. The more I use it the better I like it. It's human nature; nobody likes change. We were all comfortable with the old setup. Give it some time. :) Bozo :-D PS: I do miss my 'Big Grin' though.

Perpendicular recording ? Bozo :-D

When I open the home page, there are a lot of boxes with the small red 'X' in them. Like there are some pictures missing. This happens in IE6 and IE7. Is this normal for the moment? Bozo :-D

What happens when it runs out of lube. Is there a grease zirk on the side so you can refill it? Bozo

WOW. That was a real shock this morning. I am viewing this on Vista and at first I thought something was really wacked out. But, it really looks great. I like the blue. (I thought owls and apes were colour blind??) Bozo

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1895,1983842,00.asp Bozo :mrgrn:

http://www.engadget.com/2006/07/01/seagates-leaking-hard-drives-for-10x-the-fun/ Bozo :mrgrn:

I still have and use on occassion the double edge razor I bought when I first started to shave. About 45 years ago. :o Sometimes it's worthwhile trying different shaving creams. I believe you can still get a shaving brush, mug and soap. I always thought the shaving soap was better as it's...

Didn't see anything in the Tools section. This would be for Windows Thanks, Bozo :mrgrn:

Aparently, this Class Action is not because of hard drive failures, but because the advertised capacity did not match the usable size of the hard drive. Bozo :mrgrn:

Beter check about bike insurance. Some bikers I know have said that it is getting very expensive. Bozo :mrgrn:

"Is Vista going to be worth an upgrade?" NO Bozo :mrgrn:

That's the best Dell I have ever seen :D Bozo :mrgrn:

Temperature control fans are nice, but it makes routine checks of the computer unnerving. "Is the fan working, or is it dead" It would be nice if they would rotate at a very low RPM just so you know if it's working or not. Bozo :mrgrn:

Hmmmmm..might be interesting to have one of these magnets and walk through a data center..... Bozo

Interesting. But I didn't think the batteries came into play as long as the power was on. Bozo :mrgrn:

There is a patch out for it. Bozo :mrgrn:

Weird: The power supplies that came with these Antec cases have sleeve bearings. On one of the computers that shut down the power supply fan was seized up. Don't know how long it had been that way but the A/C failed in the room where it was sitting. We have decided to replace the power supplies...