overworked

I may be a bit of a dunce when it comes to code, but I couldn't get the same template to even work after editing it in frontpage. However, dreamweaver (even though it kept switching font on me) worked. That being not particularily experienced in either. I still liked dreamweaver better.

I've used a lot of other players before, a couple from creative and even philips sport's line. It took a lot for me to crossover so-to-speak to the ipod, but what I do like about it ( I have the 30G Video) is that it does what I want it to do without any issues. Music sounds great, picture is beautiful, nice basic menus, but still lot's of options. Add to that I've recently switched to using it as an alarm clock. It's very refreshing to wake up to beautiful music and know that everyone around you isn't going to be screaming at you to shut your alarm off.

Not technically, there are thirty party software out there to do such a thing. Personally though I like the itunes system as it works nicely, and is easy to organize. My complaint is with the ipod videos and the slow kickstart after being off for a bit...or maybe I'm just that lucky to get a defunct ipod as well.

I'm updgrading from Intel's new motherboard for personal PC from last october ( 3.6 GHz) to the fifteen inch (which is just the right size, large bright, beautiful and it fits better in more bags) and it's a good 50% faster if I were to clock it. The problem's I did have with it were that it warmed up really fast (I'm not sure quite how to fix this), and that little detail I got a defunct model, although they were very supportive and a new model is on the way with ony minor questioning. I can't stress how brilliantly beautiful the screen is on this baby.

I'd have to agree with the person above. I just don't have the attention span for fighting games anymore, I played the original soul edge for days, weeks even, but what made it great was the ridiculously bad-acted stories. I bought the second soul calibur when it came out, and it had nothing, no story to it whatsoever. Companies are getting lazy in that department. The good thing though is that it has a nice character generator, although I'm more eager for the next Virtua Fighter because of it.

It was included on my new computer, unfortunately I'm not the person to really testify on it. I recently had to get a replacement computer because everytime I installed any program from a CD it would seize up. Here's to hoping it was just memory issues and not programming errors.

Am I the only one who finds Nintendo's controller to be a ridiculous design and am baffled as to why someone would voluntarily copy it?

See I'm afraid if I were attempt this, gmail may suspend my account. I wouldn't want that to happen because I particularily like my gmail account.Good Luck to anyone who tries it though.

The new dual-processor macs can in fact install a full windows program on the mac, now this also opens you up to all the vulnarabilities of the windows system as well, so I've yet to go that far.

On 10.4.6 I had no problems running the newest stable version of firefox. Of course my new baby Macbook Pro died trying to install microsoft programs go figure.It has better graphic support than safari it seems as well.

While I could use a nice external drive for storage, I try to keep any editing projects on a main harddrive. Now when I do get around to getting an external I don't think I would ever need a full 750 gigabytes, it just seems gluttonous. What would you do if you were to lose all the data on that monster. Ouch.

I guess it would be one wa to make extra money, the question though is if your site generates enough traffic to warrant cluttering it with annoying ads.

All I know is Mac is making it particularily hard on me to switch to a mac after 12 years of working on windows PC. It was bound to happen eventually, but I didn't expect it so suddenly.Personally, of the built in mac software I like Garageband and Notes. Both of which are of actual use, my complaint lies with iWeb, which seemingly even though you get iLife, there isn't anything you can do in iWeb unless you buy their account.Evil Crap Monkeys.

I like most basic easily read fonts, but as for more advanced fonts (graphically) I was rather fond of Papyrus. Still I would stick with Bookman and Georgia the rest of the time.

I'd have to say I can't really stand it personally. Nothing agains Youtube, but the frustration with it and the inability to create a hard copy from the files to my knowledge is like the final blow to the head. I'm sure if you're bored and want to watch anything, it's just fine. But unless you know what you're looking for with exact phrasing (and even then) it's poorly loose search frame is useless.Also It tends to lock up on every computer I've tried should I attempt to resize it to full screen or other sizes.