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Thx i will try that Adobe thing Downloading it right now...

I would like to know which you think is the best video editing program.First of all I have worked with standard Windows Movie Maker, but soon I wanted to do things more complicated. So, now, I'm working with Pinnacle Studio 10. It has good features and relatively easy to handle, but it sometimes simply closes down. Furthermore, the Studio 10.0 s horrible and one has to download a bunch of patches.So does anybody have a good program with good features and easy to handle?

The number one source is your local library. Seriously, they probably have a great collection you're ignoring right now. But here's some great resources on the net: http://librivox.org/ LibriVox volunteers record chapters of books in the public domain, and then we release the audio files back onto the net (podcast and catalog). Our objective is to make all books in the public domain available, for free, in audio format on the internet. We are a totally volunteer, open source, free content, public domain project. http://http://www.gutenberg.org/wiki/Gutenberg:The_Audio_Books_Project A division of the famous Gutenberg ebook project is dedicated to audiobooks, mostly the same way that LibriVox is set up. There are also some computer-generated recordings, but I wouldn't recommend them. http:// http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ Free audiobooks, as well as many many audiobooks with a 5-year limit on the copyright before they enter the public domain. Around 2008 or 2009, a bunch of works should be entering public domain pretty regularly from then on. The second link is to a podcast with regular free readings. http://kayray.org/audiobooks/ Podcast that goes through classics in children's literature for which copyright has expired. You know, for kids. If u want i cuold find more sites with free audiobooks

i would say single player game: Need for speed: Most WantedMultiplayer game: World of Warcraft

If u want free fun mmo game i would suggest you to play in Puzzle Pirates Heres a link for it: http://www.puzzlepirates.com/ Just create account download client and play :>

Say what u want.. but the best mmorpg is world of warcraft :) .... besides grapihic music..real player freindly interface..the gameplay is what makes this game superby.. and of course wow community :)And bout mmofps i think counterstrike 1.5 :>

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I started using computer from 1995 since then i have been using computer for different purposes. which includes-playing games (i used to play quake a lot at the beginining even 10 hrs a day he he he).-some music-web site designing- lots of programming- hmmm playing games (sometimes - stratagies)-using internet to learn different things and get knowedge on different topics-yeap watching moviesThat's all but some thing might have been missed

'm using an AMD cpu. I used to use Intels exclusively, but a friend persuaded me to switch over. Intels while being more expensive really didn't offer me much more that the amd cpu could not fulfill.I suppose the biggest temptation to switch back then was the price, but now I'm noticing a bit superior performance in some of my multimedia applicaitons and games.

I have used many cell phones over the years, as I formerly worked for a cell phone company and we usually tested stuff as we got it in before we recommended it to customers. I have always been happiest with Nokia. Of course, they have occasionally put out some not so great phones, but all in all Nokia phones are reliable and affordable. Another phone I liked, for the reception not the features, was Kyocera.

Hey,Well, fortunatly for me I have never had any type of illegal drug in my body, and also I don't drink (I'm 24 - you may say well I would hope not but I know that almost all of my friends enjoy a drink, although they don't drink to stupid amounts) and my parents quit smoking, infact - it's my father that stopped smoking exaclty a year ago today ( HEY - GD FOR HIM! ). So I'm in the best shape of my life right now with alot of training that I am doing in the Martial Arts.I'm just wondering, what is it that made you feel that you needed to start drugs, and also - well done for talking about it, to my knowledge being able to talk about what you have done like that is a very commendable thing. Thanks for your time, Achieve.

Mission Impossible:My cellphones oldskool so it cant handle any MP# formatted ringtones. Alll the good songs are on the key board and sound like junk so this is a good one because there is a bass Try It!

I currently have an old monotone Nokia 2100, which was released when the newer camera phones came out for people who prefered the old phones. I've had it for a year and a half now and am about to change my phone to a Nokia 6610i (https://support.microsoft.com/de-de/products/mobile-devices)Would you guys happen to have any opinions or feedback to give me about it? I've always wanted a colour phone and I don't have a hang up about getting the latest phones (the Distinctly Bold line is too bulky for me). I really like the look of the Nokia 6610i because it's blue, my favourite colour, and it's slim and easy to hold, while not being too small, and it has an FM radio in it! biggrin.gif But yeah, if you have any feedback about the battery life etc, do tell!Oh btw, my company got the Nokia 8800 to review and we tested it...It's a pretty classy phone... has a very "rich" sound to it. The display panel's made of luxury watch glass and the ringtones are by an oscar-winning Japanese composer, so it looks quite cool, but apparently the battery-life isn't all that... it only lasts one day. Also my colleague said that the screen seemed rather faint...