Nick Harvey wrote:

upside3602 wrote: I'm 6.5

Millimeters or centimeters?

Nanometers most likely!

upside3602 wrote: How big are we all - penis size wise

Did you register here just to ask about penis sizes? If so, kindly fuck off and mind your own sad little business!

upside3602 wrote: I'm 6.5

Are you bragging or complaining?!?

Hmm ... anything to do with the 'modified' copy of Windows Server 2003? Probably because W2K3 server is just that - a server product, with multimedia usage not desiged in mind. "Modified", or more appropriately, reconfigured as a workstation operating system, with all the multimedia funct...

I've downloaded and installed the trial version ... and it doesn't work, or at least it doesn't want to work . . . http://djgm.co.uk/misc/VisualCommunicator-doesn't-work.png It says I should set the color settings on my graphics card to either 32 bit or 16 bit. They're actually already set at 32 bit...

Neil Green wrote: Like the clock/calendar. Where did you get them from?

The app formerly sold as Konfabulator (until Apple created Dashboard) now freely available as Yahoo Widget Engine.

Available at ... http://widgets.yahoo.com/ ...

And that's the main difference between the two ... Microsoft is a software company, while Apple is a hardware company. If Mac OS X became generally available for all computers, Apple would become primarily a software company that sells servers and portable media players as it's only hardware product...

I paid the grand sum of nowt for it ... it's the 180 day eval version free from Microsoft TechNet.

My (very blue) current Windows desktop . . .

The discussion on whether Software License Agreements are legally binding or not ought to be in it's own thread. Regarding the question of whether Mac OS X could become available to install and run on generic, bog standard ordinary PC's, the following is taken from the Macworld article ... "Win...

I don't mind waiting the extra few seconds it takes to open those tabs at startup, especially since SeaMonkey is the first program I open when I boot Windows, so it does take a little while to start up while the background services and processes load up. And considering I'm still on a 450MHz Pentium...

rts wrote: I'm probably being thick, but how can you open all those sites up in one window? A grid like system?

Look at the highlighted section in the Preferences window screengrab. It's part of the tabbed browsing feature.