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Blush Chablis here. :D

But we don't have a software forum so this is where it'll since it's software. Anyone out there tired of MS Office might want to give OpenOffice a shot. Heel of a deal considering it's free. I've used it for sometime now and have had NO problem importing any MS .doc files into it. Although I...

fury's fubaring the OTC database as I type this. :D

Time to take off the shades. :D

Is UnitedLinux a Good Idea?

Microsoft Says Linux on Desktops Would Hurt Growth I spent my money on something I can actually use. :lol:

Judge likens Microsoft to Tonya Harding :lol:

I did get my wife a "special" gift. ;) :evillaff: :evillaff: :evillaff:

As for digital cameras, I'll stick with Olympus anyday. However, for camcorders, I think it's a tie between Sony and Canon.

This damn tree is stinkin' up my house and the stupid ass cats won't stop screwin' with it. I'm getting tired of stepping on glass ball thingies. One of these days I'm gonna be bare foot....

Christ....

And your still out $35 bucks.

Seagate IDE....no thank you...

Kinda redundent on the use of two screens aren't they.....

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Should I keep using the name CompTech or should I go back to using my original name, PostCode?

Smart ass. :D

With XP, it's product activation. Without activation,XP stops working after 30 days. By significant hardware, I mean motherboard, or possibly a video card or hard drive. Enough to warrant Micro$oft's feeling that your attempting to use XP on a new computer. Basically, this prevents someone from...

No you wouldn't. Not unless a significant change to the hardware takes place. Even still, it's only on a install of Windows XP with hardware changes taking place when it's installed that a re-registration is required. Still, it's a real dumb thng for them to do. I've got a CC here that we use...

Neither one. hehe Come on now. This should be easy to figure out.