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eieio

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essorant has a couple of skins with larger titlebar buttons (well they range from small to large) https://www.wincustomize.com/skins.asp?searchtext=pabulum&sort=Skin&order=Descending&library=1 that I always thought looked very good. I don't particularly like the teeny ones because they are so hard to hit.

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Koasati, the example code contains Unix commands and references Unix file structure. Kinda strange considering I guessing you downloaded the Win32 binary.

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Having gotten one long ago and never having regretted it, I'm for. But it's definitely not a decision to be taken lightly. If someone decides it's right for them, just make sure you like the design. You'll be stuck with a loonng time!

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I think 'family site' is too loose a term to pin down to a strict set of rules that define it. I'm assuming everyone here has a family and on occasion, in the course of life in a family, rude, crude, and maybe even lewd words slip out in front of the children. It probably happens to most at one time or another. When it does, some adult will make a statement like "sshh, not in front of the children" or something to that effect. Sometimes a little explanation may be in order for the curious child,

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#26 by paxx - 9/24/2003 5:24:40 PM My first computer was a Coco (Tandy Color Computer). It came with a manual teaching Basic. So, my first program was something like this:10 print "Hello"20 goto 10 Hey, paxx. I wrote that same program!

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The first computer I got was a TI99/4A. 3.3Mhz processor (a real screamer!). You could write programs to save on cassette tape and it also had a slot for game cartridges. This was one of my favorites

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Lately I noticed if I mistyped a URL into my browser, I wound up on a page offering to search what what I was looking for. At first I thought my browser had been hijacked, but apparently, it is Verisign redirecting most DNS errors to their website. Here's a link to a story that explains it in detail http://www.nwfusion.com/news/2003/0922verisign.html?page=1 Is that a good thing or not? [Message Edited]

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