Double Zero

Double Zero

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Ok, LoL..I just put it to the test..with FF uploading a new skin works just fine, but "Updating" a skin is where the browser goofs everything all up... IE displays everything just fine.. Thanks Koasati... I'll just have to keep in mind to change browsers..Not a biggie...

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Firefox 1.5... I did consider that, Firefox does act a little goofey at WC, I just havent put it to the test yet... I have chaned my WB recently as well..could be a combination of things...

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First of all, before I ask anything I just have to say thanks to "Jafo & crew" everybody working behind the scenes operating this site. I just updated a logon screen of mine and it took barely minutes for it to be posted to the library, Thanks Guys!.. The site may be experiencing issues but you guys are right on top of it! Which brings me to the reason for this post... The text description field in the submission area n

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AVG Is great, but being "man-made" is not at all fool proof... I use AVG exclusively but I also use an assortment of other AV software, 1.Avast 2.Mcafee Stinger 3.Trend Microclean All decent programs but not perfect.. I have heard of one thats so far seems to be perfect so far NOD32, I have never tried the program but I have heard nothing but great reviews.... So theres a few out there, but do not tr

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People always have to be sounding alarms over nothing. If they still support 98, even if limited, they will be fully supporting XP for awhile. Just another alarm, LoL, Win98 support will officially end in july 06 as per information on the MS site.. There will be no more security upd

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I am pretty sure you need to install other software for Sysmetric to monitor temps, Heres where you can get it Link Here is Info that is posted at the Sysmetric site As of Version 2.0, SysMetrix themes support the excellent Motherboard Monitor (MBM5) which is create

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The legal and practical way of listening to music is to buy a CD, stick it in your CD player and click 'play' Well that "Logic" isnt "fuzzy" at all, LoL..Pretty straight forward and to the point... <TR

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We have a "pie" here...called Shepherds pie... flakey piecrust on top and bottom...inside are hunks of beef, carrots, potatoes and gravy...actually you can put almost any kind of veggie inside!!! mmm good!! I have had that and it is *excellent, more of a midwest US dish, you dont see it too often on

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Thx again DZ, W/Island Dog, C/dockerboy!! 10 STARS!!!! LoL, Your very welcome George, "just doin my small part", I did want to also mention that I have never used *NOD32* but all I have ever heard about it has been excellent, so you probably wont go wrong if you decided to use that software...<

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OEM means it's included with a PC system...so 'legally' you must also have purchased 10 computers.. As with most anything else Jafo, the sellers have found a "loophole" in the letter of that specific law.. It seems that they are able to sell an OEM version of the OS if they include a miscel

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And Notre Dame, make that picture smaller, please. LoL, My thoughts *exactly, annoying isnt it? I thought it was supposed to be resized automatically but I guess ND got away with it!

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Musicians in the US and practically everywhere else do care about it, after all it is "their art" and their way of making a living, im sure they have a concern or two about losing some of their "paycheck"... I am not siding with the RIAA by any means, personally I think the whole thing is overblown. I would bet hard earned money that most of the musicians themselves have burned a few CD's, recorded a few tapes, etc, etc.. without "Express wr

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