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Not one to encourage - necessarily - bypassing security measures, but here is a simple Google search fwiiw.

What ISP are you using?

Patches & Utilities RPG Warcraft Franchise World of Warcraft (1.12.1) (MMORPG)

Thread pruned: Let's avoid spilling sand that leads to derailment ...

Okay roshan got it for you. Start button - right click - properties - start menu - classic - customize - advanced - show small icons I hope this helps.

roshan what SP do you have iinstalled?

What version of the OS are you running? To change colours and such, right click on your desktop - properties - appearance.

Well there you are 360s and all ...

http://forums.obsidianent.com/index.php?showtopic=44098 ;)"

Happy Birthday indeed! May much sand be your spoils, and may none of it escape the sandbox on your day of celebration.

Okay off to collate ... and then upload. Hopefully by the end of the day ... thanks everyone!!!

Night night Gracie ...

Well long story short, the SD37P2 has not happened. Due to some decisions by Shuttle, the system never arrived. After sharing the notebook with my partner for 2 months, the mobility got me ... so I've gone gaming mobile ... and here it is (ordered and in transit):

Patches & Utilities RPG Titan Quest (1.20)

Okay - poll closes at the end of the weekend - so feel free to vote for those who have not yet done so.

Yep there's definitely a sense of an AotS submission herein ...

Software AbiWord (2.4.5) Open Source Word Processor (Multi-Platform) Adobe Adobe Tweak (1.35) Reader (7.08) Ahead Nero (5.5.10.56/6.6.0.18/7.5.1.1) Commercial CD/DVD Burning Software InCD (4.3.20.1) UDF Packet Writer Alcohol 52%/120% (1.9.5.4327) Shareware CD/DVD Backup/Emulation ATI Multimedia Centre (9.15) Multimedia Player CDex (1.51) Open Source CD Audio Eudora (7.0.1) Email Client FastStone Image Viewer (2.6) Multimedia Manager Folder Access Pro (2.1) Windows Data Protection foobar2000 (0.9.3.1) Freeware Audio Player Fresh View (6.50) Multimedia Manager Gaim (1.5.0) Open Source Multi-Protocol Instant Messanger Google Toolbar (3.0.128.1) Search Engine/Pop-up Blocker IrfanView (3.98) Multimedia Viewer Logitech Desktop Manager (2.01) Mouse/Keyboard (2.20 Build 242) Mouseware (9.79.1 Build 025) SetPoint (3.10) Media Player Classic (6.4.8.9) Multimedia Player mIRC (6.2) IRC Client Microsoft Media Player (10) Messenger (8.0.0792) Office (2k3: SP2) (XP: SP3) RAW Image Viewer 1.0 Mozilla Firefox Browser (1.5.0.7) SeaMonkey (1.0.3) Thunderbird Email/Newsgroup Client (1.5.0.7) MyIE2 (1.5.6.39) Internet Browser Freeware Netscape (8.1) Internet Browser Notepad2 (1.0.12) Freeware MS Notepad Replacement Nvu (1.0) Web Authoring Open Source ObjectDock (1.3) Animated Launch/Taskbar OpenOffice (2.0.3) Opensource Office Suite Opera (9.02) Internet Browser PhotoFiltre (6.2.5) Image Retouching Programme PopTray (3.1) Open Source Mail Notifier Post-It Digital Post-It Trialware QuickTime Alternative (1.76) Multimedia Player Real Alternative (1.49) Multimedia Player Tom's eTextReader (1.9.0) Project Gutenberg Text Reader the GIMP (2.2.13) Open Source Photo Suite (Multi-Platform) Steamripper 1.61.18 Open Source MP3 Recorder Trillian (3.0) Multi-Network IM Client VLC Media Player (0.8.5) Multi-Platform Media Player & Streaming Server Warp Pipe (0.3.5) Gamecube Internet networking software WinAmp (5.24) Multimedia Player

Software Logitech SetPoint (3.10)

OS (Core/Codecs/Drivers) ATI Catalyst (2k/XP 32/64-bit [WHQL]: 6.9) Linux Gnome (2.16) Linux/Unix Desktop Kernel (2.6.18) Software QuickTime Alternative (1.76) Multimedia Player Utilities BitTorrent P2P Protocol Core (Linux/Windows4.22.0) Fresh Devices Freeware (Registration Req.) Fresh Download (7.62) Download Manager

Thank goodness - ME is an evil plague on the face of the earth I have had no end in supporting clients who have yet to migrate to XP. The rationale that it is paid for, seems to trump 'it's no longer supported and continues to cost you by having me here.'

Now that is weird how did you do that? And would you repost the GDDR 4 discussion you started? If you want, of course

I thought the observation around OEM adoption was interesting. I just read another article on the sales that are occurring now and the concern that the market in most western countries is pretty saturated and that the irony is that Vista may have better penetration in countries such as India & China!

Ah java and IE - something that has always been an issue. Do you think IE 7.0 will be any more secure?

Thanks for that Pop. It is great to see actual findings posted in such an accessible way.

Windows Vista for Gamers: Graphics Card Performance Preview I enjoyed this article and I thought this observation was telling indeed: