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First of all, you're not looking for an e-mail client, but an e-mail service provider (or how you'd prefer to call it), an e-mail client is a program you'd use to check your e-mail (like Firebird, Outlook, ...). I myself have a gmail account (and some other accounts too ), but I'm honestly getting tired of 'Google'. Everywhere I go, everything I do ... google is always chasing me, I'm feeling a bit insecure when I use google, because I don't know what they are logging and linking to my account. That's why I've switched to Yahoo! as my default search engine.

That would be considered cheating and Google will ban you, if they find out. I don't think it'd be usefull either because the bots don't scan your website every minute, it takes a while before they get back. It'd be better if you'd make content based on the popular keywords.

personaly, I would work with session variables, they are more secure than cookies. I've once made a little script to log-in using session variables, I'll look it up when I have some spare time .

I hate community sites. First of all, there are too many of them and everybody uses another one, so it's impossible to have all your friends connected on the same community. Second, the idea of needing a website to show that you have friends is kinda lame, your weird of you need something (and btw. al lot of people even try to have the most 'friends' in their list while they don't even know like 5% of them).

don't know where I found this one, but I've used it on my hosting: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

I've only used it once or twice, only to find out it's just a tad better than winrar. The biggest downside is that most people can't open it, most people don't even know 7zip. Winrar is a lot better, more people know it and more people can use it, that's why I prefer it for sending or storing big files.Zip is quick 'n dirty for sending a lot of smaller files, I use it more like a container that holds a lot of small files (sending 1 files through MSN or sending 100 files ... hmmmm )

I know msconfig, but the only thing it does is listing what loads and what doesn't load. I want an application that monitors the programs when they are starting. For those not familiar w/ bootvis, this is what it looks like:

Nice guide . imho best way to protect yourself from viri is to have anti-virussoftware installed on your computer. As soon as you plug-in a usb device, the av-on-access protection should check it and should prevent the virus from loading.

you'll have some problem finding a good replacement board, nowadays you'll only find LGA775 boards and you need a Socket478 board. Do you have some shops nearby with a website ? Makes it easy to find a board for you that's easy to get (we can suggest a lot of boards you know, but you even might have to order it abroad). ps. specs for thos who requested: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

Vista starts to take up a long time before it become 'workable' when I start it (I doesn't realy respond the first 2-3 minutes after logging in). So now I'd like to know which apps takes such long time to start and I need an application that is capable of monitoring the startup-process. I know M$ had a tool called Bootvis, but that application is too buggy and I don't want to risk screwing up my installation. So, does anyone know a free alternative for bootvis ? //edit: ps. it must monitor processes too

sites I know are: http://www.softpedia.com/ (<- great for finding hard to find stuff, even some apps from M$ that normaly require validation) http://snapfiles.com/ (<- great for finding freeware) http://filehippo.com/ (<- where you usualy download CCleaner, don't realy know if it's good or not )

You have to place the <td> and all the other tags inside the loop. Like: <tr> <td class="topic"><?php echo $title ?></td></tr><tr><?php while ( $data = mysql_fetch_array($result) ) {?> <td class="contenttext"><?php echo bb2html($data['message']) . '<br />';?></td>} ?></tr> But this way, you'll only have one title (and I suppose you want a title per 'message', not ? ). Best way it to do a sqlquery where you select title and message and store it in a variable. This way, you could make something like this (supposing you store the data from the query in $sql). <?phpwhile ($tmp = mysql_fetch_object($sql) {?><tr><td><?php echo $tmp->title; ?></td></tr><tr><td><?php echo $tmp->message; ?></td></tr>}?>

talk to your school's IT admin, tell him his computers have a virus and that he has to do a virusscan.

can be a bit more clear ? From what I read, you have 2 routers connected to each other, which is kinda useless and probably causes nothing but problems. You should try connecting your computer directly to the wireless router.Please give a bit more info about the settings (ie . IP-adress from the router(s) and the computer(s))

I'm still surprised to read this, 800x600 is what a 14"CRT screen normaly handles and I don't think there are many people around with such a old brick on the desktop. Honestly I'd go for a website that either adapts itself to the screen width (by using relative widths or by using different style sheets) or one that has all it's data in a 800px fixed-width divider, but this is something you usualy do for a blog or something similar.

Thanks for the info . My father found a wiring diagram yesterday evening and I just found myself a wiring colour table for a ford fiesta and pioneer stuff ; http://www.thefiesta.com/guides/electrical/stereowires.shtml

I just got a car radio from a friend but I'm a bit troubled with the cabling . Our car (a Ford Fiesta) doesn't have a connector like on the radio, in fact, the only thing we have are 4 stripped cables for the speakers and two cables for the power. The radio has like 14 cables and 2 jacks for the speakers... How do I know which cables I have to connect ? Four of the cables on the radio are labled, ACC, Mute, B Remote and Backup.Anybody who can help me ?

Maybe, if the content on the website is realy worth it, then I might like a site even if the lay-out, design and functionality sucks. But so far, I haven't found a site that was a) that bad and had content that prevented me from bothering too much about a). I did hower found a site that matches requirement a). It's the website from my previous school ... structure = 0 , logic = 0 annoy-ability = 10. It's made in Frontpage, incompatible with everything except IE and after 10 minutes of browsing you have about 20 browser pages open.@FFRocks: could you share the link to that website you like ?

I do not own a MacBook, but a friend of mine does and I must say I'm a bit yealous . It's small, lightweight and the sreen is crisp and clear and their battery life is superB. The only thing I don't like is the weak hardware specs. For €950 you get a Macbook (as a student) but for a mere €100 extra you can buy a T5200/2Gb mem/120Gb HDD/nVidia GfGo7400 ... other downside is that you can't click using the touchpad (at least not on my friends macbook, but maybe he disabled it) and it has some problems connecting to WiFi networks (he can't connect to his own network).

It didn't take me long to know the basics, it did take a bit longer to get a bit more advanced (as in using style="" which is basicaly using CSS in HTML) but it takes me a lot less time to forget it . So I constantly have to refresh my memory to remember all the HTML codes and tags and etc ...

Thanks for the link. I recently started programming GUIs in Java for school (self-study ) so a lot of good tutorials are always welcome . I do however program using Netbeans, it's a great piece of software, it's free and it's the closest to Sun you can get

I use both live-mail and gmail and I do tend to prefer gmail. Gmail is fast (faster than live mail at least) and it's easy to work with. Adding a contacts in live mail is kinda old-skool, in gmail you start typing the name or adress and gmail gives you a list of possible contacts ... nice . One downside about gmail is that you can only download ~200 messages through POP3... I don't know about safety and I don't realy care too much about it, if they want, they'll get it anyway .If it weren't for the 5 adresses I already have, I'd make myself a Yahoo-account (I do start to like Yahoo! since I tried their search functions).

greate guide, but there are more methods and even tough they aren't as efficient as some you mentioned, they do work. 1) add a link to your website in the signature of your e-mails, this way, most of your friends get to know it and if your mails are forwarded, new people might get to know and they chain has started (if you are on of those stupid people that sends a lot of 'FW: ' mails you'll quickly have a lot of people seeing your link). 2) add the link to your website in the personal message of your IM client. You'll only reach your friends by doing this, but it's a subtle way of 'advertisement'. If people see the link quite often, they'll remember it and maybe they'll mention it in a conversation. 3) open your mouth, talk to your friends, let them know your website, you can even ask your closest friends to advertise a little bit for you . 4) get a simple, short domain name. People won't remember: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/, instead make it http://cool.com/ . Last but not least, make tutorials and mention your website in it

Hey, thanks for all those links (even tough I think all of them are against the TOS ) . These are very handy for a student like me, especialy since "self-study" is a very popular word in our school.

I like it a lot (especialy because it's free now ) . The only thing I don't like about it is that when you die and start again from the last saved point, you can easily predict where the enemies will be (making it a lot more easy to kill them).It produces nice graphics on my laptop (C2D T5200 + NV7300) and it's a pleasure to play it on my (non-HD)TV .