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Thank you. I think i'll go wuth the alum mylar. Its cheap, and effective according to the reflectivity.

SP3 is still in Release Candidate stage. If you still have problems, then just use SP2 and apply Xable's Post-SP2 update pack. SP3 final will be released in a few months, be sure most (if not all) problems will be fixed by then. And there is no mechanism to refuse IE7. Except WGA they had previously. If you're using the old version of IE7 that needs validation, that could be messing it up.

Nice find with MinLogon!! Now how do I replace WinLogon on the ISO? And can I get rid of its associates? Like fast user switching... and etc.

Do a search. You might find this: http://www.joejoe.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=10007 Also, I reccomend not posting your e-mail for all to see, and crawlers to list. You might get spammed.

Hope its for the better. Also, I think I speak for everyone when I say we don't mean to put pressure. We're just excited, and waiting to see what cool stuff you can come up with next Xpero.

So in order to get a faster startup then: 1. Remove Event Log or leave it Enabled. 2. Don't remove DHCP

I gave him a good solution, but I am biased towards Firefox because of its extensibility through addons. Another option is Opera, but its got a higher learning curve.

If you don't want to replace IE7 then turn off Error Reporting service. Otherwise I reccoment Firefox + IETab (opens IE window in Firefox) for maximum compatibility.

Its java based. Pain in the a**.

I was also looking for an alternative. Since I'm a cheap bastard and the default windows utility did not work for me. That and I have no use for all the features in clipmate. My needs are simple. I found clipboard magic. Its pretty tiny and very simple. http://www.cybermatrix.com/cmdownloads.html

I'm making a death ray. Solar collector. I was hoping for glass mirror since its impossible to warp.

Well that may be, but its still kicking. I'm switching when one format dominates completely. I'm sticking to DVD until then.

I'm looking to buy some compact mirrors. Bulk. 2-3 inches size. 80-100 pieces. Any forum where I can find an answer? Or does anybody got an answer?

What desktop search tools are reccomended? I'm looking for something that can search through documents, stored Outlook email, metadata from Videos, Music... etc. Anything besides Google and Copernicus. I tried both, I want something lite, or that can read more documents.

From article: In the 32-bit Windows world, each application has its own “virtual” 4GB memory space. (This means that each application functions as if it has a flat 4GB of memory, and the system's memory manager keeps track of memory mapping, which applications are using which memory, page file management, and so on.) This 4GB space is evenly divided into two parts, with 2GB dedicated for kernel usage, and 2GB left for application usage. Each application gets its own 2GB, but all applications have to share the same 2GB kernel space. So this would imply there is no memroy limit at all? If I run 2 memory-hungry apps (like Photoshop and Rhino 3D) then I can effecivelly put 8GB + 2GB(kernel memory) = 10GB memory total? Or 2GB(Kernel) + 2GB (Photoshop) +2GB (Rhino) = 6GB??

Tried it. Its a bit heavy. I'm sticking with CS2 until CS4 comes around and i have a beefier system.

That's true. But there are limitations to the amount of RAM that can be used. In a 32bit system its 3GB. That's it. I don't think that's enough to remove a pagefile. Unless you're running a lite OS like XP, Linux... etc.

Dude. You're responding to a post 2 years ago. Anyway. What's the most expensive computer now?

If I ever downgrade to Vista, this is my first choice.

Also, you sure CF still have these limitations? Aren't they flash memory based? And what would be the point of running the system off a CF? I think it would be smarter to put a pagefile on a CF as its used way more than the system is. And can you imagine the startup lag? When the system tries to temporarily writes itself to the CF drive? In my opinion, do this with a pagefile. Leave the system on a hard drive. If its not fast enough, get a Barracuda drive or a SSD and mix that with a CF.

Then obviously something was wrong with your copy of XP. Either that or your laptop has a beefy graphics card to give Aero a boost, and a crap CPU to slow down XP. I have Vista on a desktop machine, installed it myself. I am not impressed at all.

I'm going to reccomend MPlayer. Self-contained. No codecs. Its also **** fast, and it supports DirectX overlay like normal codecs do. Lord Mulder's build as it optimizes itself when installing. Use Runtime detection for your CPU to find all available optimizations: http://mulder.dummwiedeutsch.de/home/

What are the requirements for nLite? I tried to use it without installing internet Explorer core. It would not run. Is it a requirement?

I have no use for Imageready. How can I remove it? Which files do I get rid of that only Imageready needs?

Anybody know of any good alternatives for MS Office 2003? I'm looking for something 'lite'. An MS Office 'clone' type application would be okay too. I've seen a few but they're not in English.