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Microsoft, to my knowledge has never made their own PC hardware. But the fact that more people use windows is due to the fact that Bill Gates worked out deals with the big manufacturers way back when windows 95, and he gave the OS at a dirt cheap price to the OEM's, and thereby secured for him self a huge market share. Because apple won't let another manufacturer use the MAC OS. You can buy it, but I don't think that it will work on all machines. Though, I could be worng about that. At least that is how I understand it. I think that Bill Gates is a marketing genious. I just don't like windows that much, that is why when I'm not at work, I am sitting behind my Mandrake Linux Machine.....

I'm listening to Redneck Christmas by Ray Stevens!!!!Too funny

Yeah, I run an internet broadcast where I work. It is really nice to be able to listen to the station on the way home from work, and then be able to hear it sitting around the house; well away from the max range of the station's signal. It is also becomming very popular to run Inet radio from local machines. I am playing around with Shoutcast on my home PC. it is kind of interesting to do. two drawbacks exist in the Shoutcast platform that I have discovered. 1.) The serve caches the signal, so it is impossible to synch the broadcast to the time. (EG. A three o'clock show can be heard starting at 3:20 on a listeners computer. 2.) When it crashes, it causes major lock-up, at least on my machine... you can read more about shoutcast at: http://www.shoutcast.com/

My (windows) Computer didn't come with one, I had to go buy one, and void the warranty just to add it to the machine. I think this is very bad practice on the part of the manufacturers. But, I guess that they might figuer that now everyone is using CD/R-RW, or DVD/R-RW's. I can kind of see were they are comming from. Well that and the fact that jump drives are so cheap now. It is a way to save them some money when you buy the computer.

I can open hotmail in my Firefox, what message exactley are you getting, and maybe I can help you out.

I've never really found a use for VBScript. I guess the fact that I am on a linux machine kind of makes a difference. I can't remember a website that I use frequently that uses VBScript. That is also a very popular way of infecting machines with both spyware and viri, so I'm not surprise that it isn't supported in Firefox.

1.)I like the layout, the only thing that could be different is the orange color hurts my eyes after looking at it for a few minutes. Is there another color / shade that you could use?2.) I really like the color combination in the forums.Just a little rough to me, but other than the points that I have made, I think it is a really good website....

It might be time consuming, I'll give you that, but it is one of the best ways to do a layout in my humble opinion. I think that it leads to a more professional looking site to have it customized by what resolution the person looking at the website is using.

I use linux on one of my machines.... There are a whole lot of security risks with linux too.. Let's be flatley honest, there is now such thing as total security. Thanks to people that find it fun to do illegal things, every one has to watch their back.

I have used firefox for a while now, and I guess that you can see by my siggie where my browser loyalty is.I have not discovered one problem with it yet.It has not sucked my processor, and I have not had any problems with the interface.The tabbed browsing takse a little getting used to, but once you do, it is the best thing since sliced cheese. J/K, but it really is a nice feature. I fail to see how that website gets it's information....

Hey, thanks for the great info. I've not really noticed that I needed to add any extensions to the software, but I did have one time that I needed to add a plugin to firefox. That is totally different from IE, where I was installing a plugin about every day. It got boring and maddening to say the least.

Have you added it to the BIOS of your machine? I know that on my machine, to add a drive, I have to manually tell the bios to find the new drive...

All I can say is it looks interesting..Not sure if I would put it on my 2.6G system though. At least not in beta.....

You can reset it yourself. All you have to do is find out where the reset jumper is. It is usually jumper 12. The location for it depends on the motherboard. Once you have located it, all you have to do is turn the computer off, pull the reset jumper, leave it off for about thirty seconds, and then replace it, and reboot. The draw back to this is, that if you have any special settings in bios, then you will loose the doing this.

All I get from that link is a white screen..

Not fired, but brainwashed and put back to work....

I never can get it to get rid of all the Spyware. I run ad-aware, and then run webroot, and I get a ton of more spyware removed with webroot. I just can't figure it out. And I have tried to use Norton AV, but it just never finds any...

I still use WS FTP Home. You can get it Here

I personnaly use webroot and ad-aware in tandem to get rid of it. Are there any better out there? and if so, What is their approximate cost?[EDIT]Spelling[/EDIT]

I haven't really used a DL manager since the days of dialup.the last one I used was getright...

I am a Linux Fan, though I have XP on some of the computers in my house....

I learned HTML in college, I started to get my degree in Computer Information Systems, with a certificate in Webdesign. I ended up not finishing, but I learned HTML from there.