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Be advised, this hack may break some applications that rely on the International settings for timestamp formatting.

Please take time to search next time: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=61705

It's spelt "one", not "1".

PrtScn will only capture the Windows desktop and all it's windows. Unless the game is a windowed application (very unlikely), PrtScn is useless (unless the key is remapped by the game itself). For any Direct3D or OpenGL game, you'll need a third party application that can capture Direct3D or OpenGL frames directly.

How to disable ClearType in Vista: http://itsvista.com/2007/01/itsvista-tip-2...find-it-blurry/

At this time, there are no plans to rename the Intel processor lineup.

I'd be much more concerned of this kind of "privacy invasion" coming from a new linux distro then coming from Microsoft. Microsoft wouldn't use any information they collect for anything other then new marketing schemes or product improvements. What's to say that some kid doesn't decide to recompile some of the linux source files while adding a password sniffer to the code and re-release as a brand new linux distro? At least Microsoft I trust. And let's face it, you're giving out a hell of a lot more information (and risker information too) every time you use a bank card, a debit card or a credit card then whatever it is Microsoft would be collecting from Vista.

That's your problem.

Anything's better then an integrated video card.

IIS 7.0 is NOT backwards compatible. It is only available on Windows Server 2008 and Windows Vista. It uses API calls which are NOT available on any other OS.

MX stands for Mail Exchanger and lists mail servers available for a domain. NS stands for Name Server and is needed for domain name resolution. You can find more information here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain_name_s..._of_DNS_records

I posted the last version of the Vista UL to the WUD official download page.

Not sure about the SoftwareDistribution folder, but when you download the files with WUD, you can then simply add them in nLite when you choose to integrate hotfixes.

I also experience the same issue.

Wait before you buy your new motherboard. The new P35 chipsets are about to go fully retail and the X38 chipset (the direct replacement for the 975X) will be launched in Q3 of this year.

Just install AnyDVD and be done with it. It'll make your discs Region-Free.

You need the support of the gnomes.

Ahhhhhh macs!!!!! *curls up next to his PC* My precious... my precious pc...

Not so, he's not one of few. I myself ALWAYS purchase motherboards using the consideration of how long I can upgrade using the same motherboard. Using the same motherboard I have now, I've changed CPUs twice, video cards three times, hard drives three times and memory twice. All because I took the time to research and the cost needed to buy the best motherboard available for future upgradeability support available at the time I bought it.

MCE IS XP Pro with a fancy media player slapped on top.

<% Dim ReadStream Dim WriteStream Dim byteBuffer Const adTypeBinary = 1 Const adSaveCreateOverWrite = 2 Set ReadStream = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Stream") ReadStream.Type = adTypeBinary ReadStream.Open ReadStream.LoadFromFile "infile.ext" Set WriteStream = CreateObject("ADODB.Stream") WriteStream.Type = adTypeBinary WriteStream.Open While Not ReadStream.EOS byteBuffer = ReadStream.Read(1) WriteStream.Write byteBuffer WEnd WriteStream.SaveToFile "outfile.ext", adSaveCreateOverWrite WriteStream.Close Set WriteStream = Nothing ReadStream.Close Set ReadStream = Nothing %>I suggest that you look up DevGuru in the future for further reference.

You can download Maxtor's disk repair tools from their website.

There are usually dates of manufacturer which you can find on the individual parts.

OMG OMG OMG!

The new generation of Intel motherboards comes out in a couple of weeks and you're going to buy that? What a waste.