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alsiladka

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  1. Yeah i think you're right but v8 needs some changes in configuration to work and look like 7. And it's just the power of old habits. i used v8 when it was beta. Maybe i should try now?

    Thats like saying do not want to use XP because it is do different in looking and features from the previous one.

    Common man , grow up. give the new versions a try , they are awsome!!! go for 9 B1 i would say :)

  2. This beta is 5367 and the last TP build was 5371!!!!

    Makes no sense to me!!!!

    Also , rather funny that none of the TP should ever crash for me and the Beta gave an error right at the first start after the new install!!! Had to repair it before i could even use it :(

  3. I just got my windows live mail. I don't have any inivitaions as of yet. When I get some I will be sure to post here. I know invites are not needed for messenger liive, but it took about 3 days for me to get some invites there, so I"m assuming that's about how long the live mail will take. Guess I'll find out soon enough.

    Well , actually that is not the case for live mail!!!!

    They have not yet provided us with any invitations to be shared among friends and family. What we people are sharing over here are invitations we recieve on our dummy ids which we do not use :)

  4. Sorry for being humorous , but couldnot help laughing at the topic title

    How To type in Japan?

    Well , if i am not wrong , maybe you could sit in front of the comp. and type using the keyboard !!! Japan or USA , i believe that is the most common and the best way to type :)

  5. Google Calender

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    Using Google Calendar, you can add events and invitations effortlessly, share with friends and family (or keep things to yourself), and search across the web for events you might enjoy. It's organizing made easy.

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    Take the Google Calendar Tour

    Features

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    Invitations: Create event invitations, send them to friends, and keep track of people's responses and comments, all in one place. Your friends can receive your invitation and post responses even if they don't use Google Calendar themselves.

    Quick Add: Click anywhere on your calendar where an event belongs (or use the Quick Add link), and start typing. Google Calendar understands whole phrases like "Brunch with mom at Java Cafe 11am on Saturday," and will pop new events right into your agenda.

    Gmail Integration: Add your friend's Super Bowl party to your calendar without ever leaving your Gmail inbox. Gmail now recognizes events mentioned in emails.

    Search: Find the date of the Baxter family BBQ (you knew it was sometime this summer). Or, search public calendars to discover new events you're interested in and add them to your own calendar.

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  6. i have to agree with undeadsoldier on this one, these topics arn't going to change peoples minds at all. and it is getting a bit, much, dont you think?

    I disagree , what is the problem with discussing the pros and cons of what you are using?

    If you do not like it , bettter not to get involved. Diff. people , diff. views :)

    BTW , WolfX2 , shouldn't your sig. read Formerly instead of Formally ?

  7. Frankly, I am disappointed with Microsoft on this program. MS Anti-Spyware worked really well. Now, I cannot get engine of definition updates, I tried the "fix" described here and in other areas and it has not worked. I uninstalled Defender and re-installed and now the definitions are 69 days old!!! This is such basic stuff, I don't understand how this is handled so poorly.

    I agree that the product is not as good as it was in the Beta 1 Stage ,

    but this fix worked for us!!

  8. DOSBox is a DOS-emulator that uses the SDL-library which makes DOSBox very easy to port to different platforms. DOSBox has already been ported to many different platforms, such as Windows, BeOS, Linux, MacOS X...

    DOSBox also emulates CPU:286/386 realmode/protected mode, Directory FileSystem/XMS/EMS, Tandy/Hercules/CGA/EGA/VGA/VESA graphics, a SoundBlaster/Gravis Ultra Sound card for excellent sound compatibility with older games...

    You can "re-live" the good old days with the help of DOSBox, it can run plenty of the old classics that don't run on your new computer!

    DOSBox is totally free of charge and OpenSource.

    DOSBox 0.65

    Yes it's been a while but we finally decided to release a new version.

    Quite a few changes have been made since last version, a few of the more important ones.

    4/15/16/32bpp VESA mode support

    Lot's of fixes for better vga compatibility

    Improved CGA composite output

    Added video capturing to avi

    Improved screen updating for more speed

    PCjr machine mode added

    Speedup cpu cores and fix endian issues

    FPU core speedup with assembly

    Improved keyboard and bios handling

    Lockfree mouse mode added again

    Improved builtin dos with umbs and better fat support

    Added VCPI emulation and fixed some issues with ems

    Improved support for booter games

    Modem and IPX support improved for multiplayer

    Countless other bugfixes and features added

    Like always make sure you read the readme files and look through the config file to setup things the way you like. You can also try one of the numerous frontends to help you setup thin

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