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My monitors resolution is 1024x768. I like small graphics. For example: http://www.robinlionheart.com/images/buttons/

Playing with his new toy?

Size in memory is not the issue (I normally browse with a fast connection). Size on the screen is. Ever read stuff talking about 'the fold' and how your pertinent web content better be above it or nobody is going to scroll down and find the wonderful stuff you have hidden below? Anyway big...

Yes, offended by the huge graphic in your signature.

Time is a limited resource. You go where your questions will get answered and your answers will be heard.

Well that list is sufficiently long for me to start downloading it. But I wondered if it addressed any particularly annoying bugs or storage related issues (SCSI write problem?)

Yes, I saw that monitor while I was in Best Buy the other night. Pity they didn't have it hooked up properly to show it off. Looked impressive though. But I believe they had it hooked up to an analog splitter so they picture quality was not that great.

What does it address?

Not only that but the previous pages seem to be inaccurate.

This post seems to indicate the tag needs to be added to the allowed html tags.

I haven't used opera so I really don't know what it looks like. I have used mozilla and that tabbed browsing seems like a form of MDI to me. But it is like SDI because you can only have one child active at a time. However, they are all within one browser window and thus children of the main...

SDI This explains it and what is required to implement it.

MDI doesn't necessarily mean tabbed. And I believe MS moved away from MDI to SDI to put the window managing in the hands of the OS not the app.

There only needs to be changes to the rendering engine to properly support the standards. Other than that you can use one of the plethora of web browsers that are just wrappers around IE's rendering engine and provide the more up to date features like popup killers and tabbed browsing. Is MS...

I once met Bjorne Stroustrop and got his autograph.

Yes I do. My most recent story about chipset fan. Put together new computer for my dad and he's happy. Hard drives still slow and starts making noises. So he picks up a hard drive and I put it in. Much better but he says it still makes the annoying noise. I open up the case and it is the...

Link is for information purposes. Sony DCR-TRV27 Asking $800 shipped in US. Includes everything that came with the camera originally (including box) plus the Pinnacle Studio I bought with firewire card & cable. If no one here wants it, I'll post same deal on storagereview in a few days. Send...

Saw it on Saturday, it was AWESOME. I want to go see it again. Yes I stayed through the credits. And let me warn you if you decide to do this, the credits seems to take forever and then you get maybe 30seconds to 1minute of preview of the third movie.

Well maybe you stopped worrying about it.... ;) (he says although he still uses a VIA Apollo Pro 133A motherboard with a P3 667)

I bid $10.

It does have RAID though, but for $20, it is as cheap as many non-RAID cards.

I found a cheap ($20) Silicon Image based one at computer123.com. Just search for silicon. It is a syba card. I haven't installed it yet.

I had a tyan board with 4 simm and 2 dimm. I think I had it up to 256MB. I had to use 128MB ram that had the chips stacked on the one side. It was taller than normal ram. I don't think it had chips on both sides. I don't really remember or have that ram around (though I have the board).

You guys are making me feel real bad about my cheapo $10 speakers. But I don't game or listen to music on the PC.

Go Flyers! <<Jumping on BandWagon - where do I get my jerzee?>>

Lately, yes. But I do other stuff like ASP and 4GL.

The merge modules are what gets distributed with the msi files. Say for example you have a project that uses ADO. There will be a merge module called MDAC.MSM which is included in your msi project. Merge Modules are like small packages for the libraries available. The versions of the merge...

Regarding Registry: http://www.willrickards.net/VBA/Registry/mdlRegistry.bas Use it like so: ' Declares Private Const c_strRegSection As String = "Software\Company Name\" Private Const c_strRegKey_ConnectionString As String = "ConnectionString" Private m_strConnectionString As String Private...

I'm excited about the centrino. My work laptop is old (Pentium II 266) and very much needs to be replaced. I'm holding off on asking for a new one till I think the company will spring for a centrino based one from dell. The power savings and speed are impressive. I think it is the best...

CougTek, I think you were being too diligent in returning work units. I just setup the client as a service and mostly forget about it. If it doesn't send results while I'm on my dial-up, too bad. It is the client's fault not mine that it wasn't ready to send the results. If I have to put any...

First try: renaming normal.dot, word will recreate a fresh one for you. Second try: goto Tools -> Templates and Add-Ins check if there are any global templates running. if there are, note them, close word, find them, rename them, and rename normal.dot again. Last resort: uninstall office, run...

I doubt the pope would survive the jump itself.

I use Outlook. I use the pst folders to store different mail. At work it is pretty much standard since we have an exchange server and use the tasks in outlook (which are only slightly usable in my opinion). Any mail client let you view messages in a thread view?

DMA is enabled. I put this on hold till after I move on the 15th. I think it is some sort of conflict. I'm going to try to remove & move the cards in my system around and see what happens. I'm trying to find a cheap replacement for my promise Ultra33 adaptor which may not be playing nice...

Nope not here

I did some research on that acard card and the siig. The Acard AEC-6280 is based on the Acard APT865 chip. The SIIG SC-PE4B12 v1.0 is based on the Acard APT865 chip. The SIIG SC-PE4B12 v2.0 is based on the Silicon Image Sil0680 chip. The SIIG SC-PE4B12 v3.0 is based on the Silicon Image Sil0680a...

Thanks I'll get to it this weekend and let you all know. I have to fix my brother's virus laden computer first.

I hoping to recruit my dad's newly built PC (XP1800). He leaves it on all the time as an answering machine but is a dial-up user (approx. once a day). Can you set F@H up as a service in win98?

Stuff has changed since I remember it working: 1) Adding CD-RW drive 2) Switching to dial-up (adding ISA Modem from old computer). 3) Adding Firewire Card for video from camcorder. And I still haven't figured out which PCI slots share resources on this motherboard (Soyo 6VCA).

It did work before. I formatted/reinstalled windows a couple of months ago to get rid of some crap. I don't think I tried it after that. I found a post in google groups that suggested it has to do with nero. I'm going to create a fresh 2k installation on my second swap/backup drive and just...

Everytime I try to play a dvd it crashes when it gets to the menu. It plays the intro just fine but then bombs with a memory access error (memory at address x could not be "read"). Any ideas? Soyo 6VCA ATI Rage Fury Pro VIVO Windows 2K I tried without success: new driver from windows update...

hmm maybe this will fix my dvd player problems... I'll try it out tonight.

Interesting detective work there... On another note, I just installed this on another machine and used the same username. Will that be a problem? or will they be properly aggregated.

Follow the instructions here to see if your modem supports callerID. The instructions under the Question "Does your modem support the Caller ID service?" Like I said before your modem just has to be a voice modem. To recognize the difference between fax and voice calls, I think the modem just...

How about the parody of the afroman song: "Be Claus I got High" lyrics are here

There is plenty of software out there to turn your computer into an answering machine, even one that can accept voice/data/fax. For example with the Creative DI5633 modem I bought for my dad's computer it came with SuperVoice 2.2. Before that with his USRobotics modem he had a program called...

Then there are the Will's which is just another derivation from William. For my son (who is the 4th) we chose the nickname Liam which I believe is a typically Irish abbreviation for William.

muhahaha thanks for the guidebook muhahahaha ... oh wait I'm not supposed to laugh maniacally....

There was a really neat new keyboard design I saw recently... http://www.fingerworks.com/ Here is a pic:

You could always just order a new bios chip.