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NFSU2 just takes a bit of time, its an easy game, and loads of fun. Mustang? ugh. the Supra and 350z are quite good in the middle levels. and finally, :drool: the skyline

Shareaza for handling P2P, BT ABC used occasionally LimeWire

Shareaza for BitTorrent LimeWire for all else Bascially Torrents get everything, need to know where to look Careful of DC++, a version on the web contains malware. http://www.viruslist.com/en/weblog?weblogid=158236628

I need help in an MS Excel formula(its for my mom) Heres how it is supposed to work: D1 Amount is entered(26.35) manually E1 Ditto F1 AVERAGE is calculated of D1 & E1 and then the number is evaluated such that if the decimal portion is a) between .00 and .34, it is removed (46.20-->46) B ) between .35 and .69, it is made 0.50 (46.55-->46.5) c) between .70 and .99, it is made to go to the next number (46.80-->47) G1 Amount is entered manually H1 Ditto I1 AVERAGE is calculated of G1 & H1 and then the number is evaluated such that if the decimal portion is a) between .00 and .34, it is removed (46.20-->46) B ) between .35 and .69, it is made 0.50 (46.55-->46.5) c) between .70 and .99, it is made to go to the next number (46.80-->47) J1 Amount is entered manually K1 Ditto L1 AVERAGE is calculated of J1 & K1 and then the number is evaluated such that if the decimal portion is a) between .00 and .34, it is removed (46.20-->46) B ) between .35 and .69, it is made 0.50 (46.55-->46.5) c) between .70 and .99, it is made to go to the next number (46.80-->47) FINALLY M1 The Three Averages of F1,I1,L1 are added and again evaluated such that if the decimal portion is a) between .00 and .34, it is removed (46.20-->46) B ) between .35 and .69, it is made 0.50 (46.55-->46.5) c) between .70 and .99, it is made to go to the next number (46.80-->47)

Shareaza for torrents LimeWire for MP3's

Been using Diskeeper since 7, just got version 9 today. Its simply the best.

ATI has released a new ATI Catalyst drivers http://www.ati.com/support/drivers/winxp/r...x=18&submit.y=6 (release notes http://www2.ati.com/drivers/Catalyst_49_release_notes.html) bringing them up to version 4.9. The package contains: RADEON display driver 8.051, Multimedia Center 9.02, HydraVision 3.25.0006, HydraVision Basic Edition 3.25.9006, Remote Wonder 2.4 and WDM version 4.07 and Southbridge/IXP Driver. There is one release with the usual ATI control panel, and another with the new Catalyst Control Center which requires .NET Version 1.1 Framework http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details...&displaylang=en. Download: All-in One for Win2k/XP (Display Driver, Control Panel, WDM Capture driver) http://www2.ati.com/drivers/wxp-w2k-cataly...25a-017633c.exe Download: All-in-One for Win2k/XP (Display Driver, Control Panel, CATALYST Control Center, WDM Capture driver) http://www2.ati.com/drivers/wxp-w2k-ccc-8-...25a-017633c.exe Download: Catalyst 4.9 Drivers for Windows 2000/XP http://www2.ati.com/drivers/wxp-w2k-8-051-...25a-017633c.exe Download: Control Panel http://www2.ati.com/drivers/control-panel-...25a-017633c.exe CATALYST Control Center http://www2.ati.com/drivers/wxp-catalyst-c...nter-17633c.exe WDM Capture driver http://www2.ati.com/drivers/tv-capture-wdm-6-14-10-6246.exe

still have 6 left!

64MB! 256! keep a minimum of 512 at least, its not expensive! The more the better, open a few apps and all that memory gets eaten up instantly.

.NET SP3 is on the MSFN front page.

Media Player Classic and WMP9

NAV is great in any form (except 2004) but too much resource usage, best to go for a simple, but powerful one like AVG,NOD or the like

Go for a Western Digital Raptor, and its PC3200 not PC32000 what about monitor?

the best is port air into the case thru the front and send it out the back, the top fan i think should take air out, not sure about that, anyway my pc has it that way and its perfect like that

my gainward ti4600 cost me $300, never again, vga cards are getting just too expensive, sadly my fav vga company 3dfx fell because of this and now thankfully ati and nvidia are meeting on how to slowdown the current pace of development to keep costs down