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That is certainly a useable trick fb.

That is correct; there is no current CSS solution. You would need to use tables or scripts.

I don't have IE5 running either, although the site did work with Opera 7.0 build 2637 (and of course the html & CSS pages were validated). I made a lot of changes to your CSS code Tim. It made it easier for me to work with the data.

Here is a CSS version: http://www.mittelsmann.net/tim/

Creating one table for this type of setup is perfect. It allows you to center your entire site without letting the width change.

:lol: Just brilliant! I needed a good laugh, and that hit the spot.

I can second Thermaltake.

The Antec Truepower series is reasonably quiet, albeit, not silent.

All of my systems are customized for each customer. I try to start out with a few recurring items: Motherboards: Gigabyte GA-K8NF-9 Gigabyte GA-K8VM800M (thanks for the recommendation Merc & Tony) GA-7VT600P-RZ (used primarily for Socket A replacement now) Asus A8V Deluxe Asus K8V-X (99% of...

It's like buying any s939 CPU when a Sempron provides plenty of headroom for the user.

<holding breath> . . . <turning blue> . . . <lights are dimming>

The HD160JJ is the SP80SD family - SP80 family using three platters and a SATAII interface. It isn't from the higher areal density SP120 family.

Greg, That jump in CPU price could also be caused by two different core sizes, one being the older 130nm core and the other the newer 90nm core. If I was looking for a newer chipset based AGP motherboard, I would probably have skipped the nForce3 and used the VIA K8T800 Pro chipset, like the...

For some reason I don't remember that, but if any lake suddenly drops its level, I'd be worried. The water went somewhere underground.

It would be nice if a review site would get three prime drives from three different manufactures with equal platter density and cache size, for their comparison. Oh, and use good benchmarks too. :D

Based on this post and your previous one, GDISK was recommended for speed. When you have a blank (write zeros to if you need) disk and boot from a Windows XP Professional (or Home) CD (non-upgrade), when it comes time to partition and format, the options read: Format the partition using the...

Cool! Although we've had some pretty nasty earthquakes during drought seasons.

Sounds like a good idea.

Interestingly, I live in a high-risk zone for earthquakes, yet there can easily be a few years between them. However, after living here for decades, it is normal to have earthquakes. As a matter of fact, if we don't have them for a while, I hear people saying 'it's time for another earthquake'...

Great pranks! Although the one with the foil and the other with the newspaper seem like they would take a while.

Outside of my usual business-class machines that I build, I'm putting together a home machine that needs a few of the extra bells and whistles for media stuff and some games. They're also interested in a little . . . what's the new phrase now, Bling-Bling? So, I went with an Antec Sonata case...

I haven't had any problems with the 250w or 300w units. In the past, I've even used them as replacement PSUs. The only Allied PSU that gave me a problem was with a recent customer that had electrical problems. It killed her PSU, motherboard, and video card. She's the one that prompted me to...

Gigabyte GV-RX70128D I wish I could find them too. My distributor hasn't had any for a while and pricewatch was showing zero.

The Apex 100G2 case has worked well for me as an inexpensive but competent enclosure. It comes with a 300w Allied PSU and sells for around $40.00.

I was giving advice, for free? Shame on me. :D

No point, just do a Quick Format in XP, it's the same thing. The difference between a regular Format and a Quick Format is that a regular format spends the time to do a read verify of every sector - other then that, they're the same.

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/recenteqsUS/Maps/US2/33.35.-118.-116.html

BBC News 'Son-of-Concorde' plans unveiled Wednesday, 15 June, 2005 Queen's Golden Jubilee Celebration It would certainly be nice if they could build a competent successor.

Yup, I received the email a couple of days ago. <yawn> I'll pass.

These new drives are available on the market.

Does the A95 have any macro capabilities?

I was under the impression that you were talking about AV TSRs. That's a given; accidents occassionally happen but I'm sure that we're all intelligent enough to keep our machines quite safe. I haven't seen any of this bugginess. As far as being invasive, my initial reaction was identical...

This only works if all of your customers follow each process exactly the way you would - terribly unrealistic! It doesn't matter how much you train, lecture, or scold them. That 75 year-old new computer user who has a hard time double-clicking and doesn't remember how to work the instructions...

Nice to see NOD32 running. :wink:

I've been very successful with Giant/MS antispyware, plus Adaware (certainly nice for deleting MRUs). When it comes to fee based options Spy Assassin has been very good. Thanks for the information Tannin, I'll have to give HijackThis a try.

More important for me, is the card fanless? I just had another MSI video card die with a fan that stopped working. The card was replaced by a nice P-650.

Intel: "Hey Steve, we have a boat load of these Itanium chips that we can't sell. We'll give you a super deal if you make the smart move and use our processors." Jobs: "Deal? Like . . . <giggle>. . . wow man." Intel: <snicker> [This guy is easy.] Jobs: "Sounds cool . . . let me see what...

I was under the impression that simon0697 need storage support in spanish.

Still seeing this problem. I just replaced another Soltek SL-75DRV4 and saw a customer's system running an i845 based board with 6 oozing capacitors.

Episode 18 - BOFH: Blocking the chutney ferret :lol: priceless . . . "There's a bit of a flap on!"

Thanks for all of the tips and information. This will certainly help for future purchases.

Cool! Thanks for the info Steve. Any particular reason why the B-17g is visiting KBFI?

I was thinking of the APC BE725BB model; one for each computer.

. . . no, not the carrier. :D I have a choice of purchasing one of two brands: APC or Opti. This should support three computers during power loss and protect against surges. Any recommendations?

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I was thinking of a batch file, but I guess you want something more sophisticated.

NewScientist.com Self-wiring Supercomputer is Cool and Compact Will Knight 18:14 31 May 2005 © Copyright Reed Business Information Ltd.

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You can always test the drive with Samsung's Drive Utility as is mentioned in our Toolbox section by Merc.

:rofl: ... The next afternoon, after a large vindaloo, a castor oil mango lassi and small bin fire ...