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LOL, fire extinguisher strapped to the side. I have a friend that was a sheet metal tech for a large aircraft company. He has a home business now where he makes PC Cases in his barn. His daughter (PC Builder) started the business with her Dad's technical assistance. They do pretty well with a full time staff of six employees. All they really started with was a sheet metal press and hand tools. Nice comfortable living in the hills of Tennessee. She tells me that a few steady contracts are necessary for a steady income.

This problem is generally the result of a corrupted System Restore feature. To fix the problem: 01. Control Panel / System. 02. Select the System Restore tab. 03. Check the Turn off System Restore box. 04. Press OK and press Yes to confirm. 05. Shutdown and restart Windows XP. NOTE: You may still receive The system has recovered from a serious problem message. 06. Control Panel / System. 07. Select the System Restore tab. 08. Uncheck the Turn off System Restore box. 09. Press OK. 10. Shutdown and restart Windows XP. If that does not work let us know. :sorcerer

That depends on what "Jane" is saying, he he.

Most of the time I get crap quality. Take ROF from ShareReactor. Plain Crap! The write-up said it was decent quality. It was a camera-in-theater job and a lousy one at that! Booger and I posted pics at TZ for comparison and they were all crap. Different sources and servers. This was not my first time downloading crap in recent months. I am totally tuned off and will not waste my time or bandwidth anymore.

I just read the articles. Really! w00t

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Tris, look at this home made case. Click Here You will have to scroll down to see the case. This is not what I really have in mind, but it is interesting.

This article pretty much sums things up: http://www.arstechnica.com/cpu/3q99/dual-c...on-retro-1.html

Rick I was thinking about that same thing earlier this evening when I was watching Godzilla on Sky. How many times when we were younger did we get torn between a late night on the PC and an old monster movie? LOL. My mom used to think I was a nut because my brother and sisters would sit up late for the Twilight Zone and I was hunkered down in my bedroom with Donkey Kong. Mom teases that my first words as an infant were Nuke the Bastard.

shutdown the Internet. he he I wonder how many people will get stuck on that page

That is cool. I have always liked that comercial. It shows on Sky once in a while. Nice to have it on the hard disk now. Thanks xper.

Anyone serious about this should take accounting 101 as a minimal. The serious money is not in building PCs, however. It is just a side plate for extra cash in my case. The serious money is in manufacturing. zipp51 would know more about that. I hope to manufacture computer cases in the next two years.

Was looking for a online Christmas Card to send to friends and that is it. Also put a link on my main page with credits to you. Thanks xper.

Windows Exposed is awesome. I minimized the frame just to listen to the music, lol.

he he http://here/

No prob Tris. It is appearent you guys are working hard. I thought you may have not noticed it from an Admins' view, and trying to post at the same time. Hey, I am just happy I found this place and all of you. AaronXP moved to feedback? I thought he lived in the UK. Sorry Aaron, I posted in the wrong place.

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Just noticed you are with us tonight. Nice to see you. Hw is Chris and the Family? Hope you are all well.

MSFN's Main Page is much better. Really tight. I noticed that when I try to login from the main page I am transfered to the login page. But after filling in the blanks I am not logged in. I login from the forums page.

Don't know for sure yet Pia. Someplace close to a military base probably. I know that is not saying a lot but in my line of work I just never know for sure till I get there. Basicly, I just tell the company to find me a new home and after a few weeks negotiating I fly. By the way. Resellers is spelled "Handsome Devils" w00t

I used to give copies of w.1.1 away, lol. Some of you guys really make me feel old. I used to have original 5.25 disks of W.95, gave them away. Oh well, theres always eBay.

I could live with that

Tris, I doubt I will be in Germany forever. Looks like we might be moving to the US in the October 2003 timeframe. As long as I am here I can explore good contacts for you. Here is one of my associates web sites, http://www.ukonline.de, his name is Uwe, and speaks english as well as German of course. His load for the moment is wireless hardware. Cases, I use ChiefTech, when I build high-end PCs, as they are common in Germany. Keep in mind we are all small time. Some of best sources are on eBay.de and participate in a huge computer flee market every Saturday in Mannheim. I guess about 500 - 800 people from all over Germany visit every Saturday. When I see something I want I pull the reseller off to the side and make a deal. For example, I need 3 or 4 cases, I check my source for a price quote, then I go to the market and obtain additional quotes, I simply take the best offer. Might save only EURO 50.00 for the cases, but with everything else it adds up to a nice sum, and my customers get quality hardware.

Its because Celeron is the low end of the Intel CPU line. If you are going to spend the extra money for a dual CPU system you may as well buy a high end configuration.

DooDz. Pizza is the next best thing to Jack Daniels and Ellen Feiss! Not all in that order of course. Lets make a better pizza w00t