At work right now...using a 19" Rosewill LCD. At home a 21" Samsung 215T...would love to add a Samsung 24" to that.
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PM sent with image attached... [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e]
Well I didn't get the Eee PC...but I did get a netbook, the Mini 9 from Dell! Just got it in today, but I'm at work so I couldn't connect to the internet with it, just did the Windows setup and poked around to see what was on there. Of course, Dell loaded too much junk, so I uninstalled some things already. [e digicons]:grin:[/e] It's really nifty! This will definitely come in handy for traveling! <img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v99/amadams/09-22-08_
Would it be possible to have it in a regular wall as well (non-DX)?
[quote]turn the project over to someone else?[/quote] Didn't he do that?....about a page or two back? I seem to recall someone offering to put it into a different format, interactive or something. [e digicons]:D[/e]
I wasn't sure if the problem was on my end...I tried the site that andrew posted [link="http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/"]WWW Link[/link] but that didn't seem to work either. :LOL:
Wow, that was fun! I got to a dark pink color...but I think I need to change the batteries in my mouse now. [e digicons]XD[/e] Nice to see you back Boxxi and Koasati. [e classic]:congrat:[/e]
I am having the same issues using IE7. I logged out and cleared all cookies and temp internet files, then closed the browser window and opened new one, then logged back in (front page), no ads on the main page, but going to the forum and logging in (again) I still see ads...no matter what page in the forum I visit. The ads are going even though it shows me as logged in. I was able to clear cookies and re-login in FF3, with no ads. Edit: nevermind...I just went back to IE
Hey, thanks for the review! The XP version comes with (I think) 12 GB storage, which isn't much considering there will be lots of updates to add to the base install. I also read somewhere that, for some reason, the XP version has the drive partitioned...possibly with Linux. I like the size and weight though, since I would really just want to use it when I travel for work, to check email, messenger, and do some light web browsing. My current laptop is a Dell Inspiron with 15.4" screen, but it's a
Snowman, I am considering getting an Asus Eee PC, one with XP, how do you like yours? Pros? Cons? :)
Congratulations WebGizmos! Definitely well deserved! :CONGRAT:
[quote]You need Multiplicity!!!! https://www.stardock.com/products/multiplicity/ I have three computers and 4 monitors...well, one monitor is a laptop monitor and it has a secondary monitor (it's a Latitude with a 19" attached running Vista). I also have a Dell test box with a 17" monitor (also running Vista) and an old XP machine that I test on and use for irc. All are controlled with Multiplicity. I'd die without Multiplicity [/quote] Does it work
I work day and evening shifts. My workstation consists of three graphics and one text monitors (19" I think) running Linux (Fedora?). The graphics monitors are connected to one box/keyboard/mouse and the text station is connected to its own box/keyboard/mouse. Those are on a data only network (regional and national) so no (real) internet browsing there...although most of the default apps have been installed. The last system (far right) is the PC, which has email, browsers, antiquated Office vers
Congratulations and Happy Anniversary! :)
I've been using Trillian Pro daily for years, and love it! I used to have problems with file xfers but that was fixed at some point. I got "invited" for the beta testing but decided to just wait it out. I'm looking forward to the final release, whenever that might be. :D
What is your name? Fallstar 4 letter word: Form Boy's name: Fred Girl's name: Freida An Occupation: Foreman A color: Fuchsia A song: Flesh For Fantasy (Billy Idol) Something people wear: Flannel Beverage: Fruit Juice Food: Fried Chicken Something found in a bathroom: Far... no wait...Flouride Toothpaste! :LOL:
:SNIFF!: One of my all-time favorite comedians...will join another of my favorite comedians, [link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_Kinison"]Sam Kinison.[/link]
Here is my desktop for now... [img]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v99/amadams/Desktops/desktopJUN2008.jpg[/img]
How is the wall coming along? :D [size="1"]bump[/size]
I can finally say I have updated my Vista rig to SP1...not without issues either. Everything seems to be okay now, except for BitDefender has a firewall driver that SP1 does not like, so it keeps reminding me that it is being blocked. :NOTSURE:
Thanks Fuzzy...I just tried to upload on my Vista rig, no luck either. (:(
I was able to upload an image to my photo album just now, using my laptop (XP Pro w/IE7). The problem on the desktop might have to do with the ActiveX plugin being used. I'll try again from the desktop. Thanks Seabass.
[quote]ama02That sounds pretty extreme.[/quote] Tell me about it. :LOL: That's why I haven't done anything to my photo album in a year. Yes, I have tried clearing all cookies, temp internet files, etc....still crashes...and I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one this happens to, as I recall someone else saying it happened to them, can't remember who.
[quote]Is anyone else having trouble updating an image under you account.[/quote] I have been having problems trying to upload photos to my personal site photo album. I select the images from my hard drive, then when I click on the Send button, IE7 crashes and closes. It has been doing this since last year, and I've posted about it, but no reply from Stardock or WinCust. IE7 Version: 7.0.6000 build 16609 Running Vista Home Premium 32
Something to consider, for those of you that have the disposable income, or perhaps to add to your Christmas wish list... ;) LINK