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And it also goes against our forum rules.

I had a similar experience with UPS. When I usually order stuff online, I have it shipped to my dad's company since his office is open from 9 AM to 5 PM (and there's always someone there to sign for a package). Anyways, when I had some stuff shipped this particular time, I chose to go with UPS since it was free. So when I checked the tracking number I had been given on their website, I found that they had left a notice because no one had answered the front door buzzer... They tried delivering the package at 6 PM even though the package was marked as being for a company... Oh UPS... I had to call them and explicitly tell them to deliver it between 9 AM and 5 PM.

Happy birthday!

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WTF? Trepanist, I believe this is what you're looking for: http://www.nliteos.com/

Ask your friend if he/she has the original install disk? Is there an I386 folder in your C:\ drive? Also...

No wonder it's so locked down... It's probably one of these: http://www.facepunch.com/showthread.php?t=604891 Though, you probably would have realized it by now...

Can you post your Last Session.ini file? Have you tried building the ISO without your external drive plugged in?

50 32-bit XP activation codes or product keys? Either way, how did you even get a hold of that many?

Due to the OP's ignorance... [ Closed. ]

The easiest way is to sign up with a web host to host your website. You'll also need a domain name, but most web hosts nowadays offer them with their packages. Guides: http://www.wikihow.com/Publish-a-Web-Site http://www.webhostingsearch.com/articles/h...our-website.php

Please use the search function at the bottom of this forum. This question has been answered multiple times before here, here, here, here, and here.

Welcome to MSFN! To answer your question, Windows 7 is not available to buy yet as it is still in beta. Though, you can download a free copy of it that you can use until the final copy comes out.

Translation: Well, that's too bad: Translation: 噢，这太糟糕了： [ Closed. There was no need to revive this thread. ]

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LogMeIn Free (http://www.logmein.com/). It's easy to install, easy to use, and secure. You'll be able to access their computer from pretty much anywhere you have access to a browser. Edit: When I have to add a family member or friend's computer, I usually guide them through the process over the phone (giving them my password, etc.). Works fine.

Nope. It was definitely from Poland.

I stand corrected, in a way.

Short answer: No. Longer answer: Serial numbers and different versions of Vista are not interchangeable, so it wouldn't work anyways.

I work out with this: Please don't spam our forum. kthxbai!

starcraftmaster, please use the Edit button when you need to add on to a post that does not yet have a reply.

Well, it only requires 2 things - one, a prometric testing center, and 2, not living in China, India, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, or Vietnam. I'm assuming there are no testing centers in Romania then? ...and 3, the test center not being closed on the day of your exam. Showed up to my exam yesterday - test center was closed. Called Prometric this morning to reschedule it. B)

For everyone's benefit, I have released my original "Jeremy" signature (i.e., the source code, graphics, etc.) under a GPL license. Use it as you wish. Grab it here! My original post has been edited with this info.

This has been asked dozens of times before. Please use the search function above. Also: [ Closed. ]

That's the same one IcemanND has (see above). Might go take a look at it tomorrow or Sunday.