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boredom my friend, mans NOT best friend **** cold..

in honour of your b'day, "BawwwwwwwwRRrrrrrrrrrrr!" hehe

i think it was something like examcram or cramsession.com .. they offer ones that are priced but there very good

as you can see below, a new sig for me, smaller one too.. you like? dislike? off topic comments?

u should of called yourselfs "t3h l337 3l1t3"

its not bad.. clean, smooth and easy to read.. thumbs up mike

http://reviews-zdnet.com.com/Dell_Dimensio...30529709-3.html This may help

thats because the word is censored which is "W a n k e r d e s k"

no longer will you be asked "Want fries with that?" it will be "Want Kill Bill with that? " Strange concept but i dont expect that to last

i'll stick to what i've always used and thats IE as i've never had any major problems with it

hmm.. well i've come to a conclusion if you have a decent amount of ram and graphic card to go with is would be an AMD Athlon 2200+ and above.. especially if you have about 1gb of ram and a ATI Radeon 9800

i havent touched it in a long time.. but im pretty sure theres a wizard that makes MDI windows and looking at the code you be able to find out how to spawn a window .. if not *Finds his box* i'll install visual C++ and give u the answer

moved to websites and boards

well that doesnt help.. if you have bought 2004 then it shouldnt be a problem installing unless u didnt properly uninstall 2003... then this could be why your having problems

no no, once subscription is up you cannot update your virus definitions..

oh, you mean a new MDI window?

gamehead, chill.. post help other than critism of breaking a rule, a PM is all that is needed, so carry on

umm.. there shouldnt be a problem.. i recently installed nav2004 over my old nav2003 when it expired.. so i have no idea..

you could also try www.mess.be im sure theres patches to change your locale

perhaps the program is telling you lies?

well it seems your interested in troubleshooting and network administration.. stuff like troubleshooting would be more of doing your basic (not sure if you have this as i dont know whats for all countries) Certificate II Information Technology which covers the basics, use of Microsoft Office like databases, word processing, desktop publishing etc.. Then from there, you should have a choice of Certificate III Information Technology(PC Support) which is troubleshooting.. also if your interested in fixing computers as well, highly recommended you would study for your A+ Certification which is to do mainly with the In's and Out's of components of computers and puting them together properly.. that certificate is world recognized which means you could work anywhere in the world with that qualification... For network adminstration, theres probably two well known things you could do, theres your basic adminstration of a simple network on windows operating systems, so that would be doing courses Certificate II,III(Basic),IV (Network) and perhaps even a diploma of Information Tech.. or if you want to do what most big businesses run, that would be doing and study CISCO, which is very good and you can make a lot of money of that.. most of these things you can find simply googling the web on google.com to study but of course, if you want to be recognized you would need to go back to school .. really thats up to you.. have a think what you would realisticly like to do.. then that simply answers your own question.. i hope i helped in some way

yeah i'm afraid it only covers manufactured faults

yup nice siggage Widnez_boy

be nice if there was a link

well.. IT covers a lot of things.. and many jobs for that matter.. what are you more interested in? Making your own programs? Building a pc? Troubleshooting? Networking? etc etc That would narrow it down to what you would or should do to get more knowledge and even a better job!