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Thanks for your explanation! After logging in today, I released that I did indeed get both hosting credits and myCENTs at the current time. I think it takes time for the myCENTs to show after posting.

OK. Thanks for your replies!At the moment, it seems that because I currently have not ordered a hosting account through the Xisto Billing site that I am not getting any my CENTs. This is because I still have a hosting account attached to the old system and are getting hosting credits instead for my posts. I think I'll stay with the old program until the 5 days worth of hosting credits used up before ordering a package on the other one.

I suppose you are better off kindly asking for the data from the site owner, since he sort of owns the copyright to the data (unless it is some part number that is not covered). I am not sure whether the software stated above work well or not on dynamic database-driven sites.

Is it correct that any package available in the billing panel could be redeemed as long as there are enough myCents / USD balance to fulfill the order?

I tend just to use the small polish cloth supplied with my monitor to clean my LCD monitor. I cannot really be bothered to buy those specialised LCD cleaner chemicals since I don't clean my screen often (I only really vacuum the dust of the outside of the monitor screen).Be careful not to use any abrasive materials or any non-specialised cleaning chemicals, since they are very likely to damage your screen and reduce the image quality of it.

I have watched the movie Iron Man. It was quite a good adaptation of the comic series compared to the Batman series, which I thought wasn't that good since the actors performed unnaturally in the way they interacted with each other. However, I wouldn't say it is the best movie I have seen in the last year.

The design and performance of the new MacBook Pros is making me really want to get hold of one. Unfortunately, in Australia, the prices have risen dramatically compared to the last-gen MacBook Pros, due to the falling Australian dollar exchange rate and a buffer put by Apple to account for possible fluctuations in the currency rate.The design is excellent, with the aluminum unibody enclosure excelling above the cheap plastic casings of most notebooks on the market. Under the hood, the features a like is the new dual-GPU configuration for the MacBook Pros allowing for battery saving or performance modes (although I feel the having to logout to change the mode is a bit annoying since Sony notebooks can do it instantly), and the use of faster DDR3 memory (rarely seen before now in notebooks).

Are you just posting links in order to get referrals through your referral link? I think it comes down in the rules as advertising.On the topic, you need to confirm whether these times of 'Make Money Online' sites are legitimate, as there are many of these sites that are scams and do not pay you (they keep the commission received from the completion of offers). Unfortunate, still with legitimiate sites, it often takes a long time to earn enough points to redeem rewards (even if you have done offers but haven't redeemed anything, the site owners are still paid a commission).

I probably won't try this since Grand Theft Auto IV is coming out soon on PC and would include built-in multiplayer maps. Thanks for the information anyway!

I would also go with Maplestory if I was presented with a choice of the two. It has better graphics and a different style of gameplay, where Maplestory is more focused on action while Runescape is focused on lots of different skills. I suppose the only disadvantage of Maplestory is that it cannot be run from a browser using Java and is larger in terms of the download required for the game.

I tend not to try video games based on movies / films, since most of them are not good. However, it is rated quite high on some gaming sites, so I may try it out.

If you take a screenshot of the error report, we may be able to help you on the issue.

The source of the above excerpt in Post #1 is : http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ On the topic, I occasionally use the Firefox extension User Agent Switcher to change my browser's user agent. For example, I have a preset user agent for Google Bot, which is useful for some websites requiring subscription to view but show the full text to Google Bot for indexing purposes.

The only thing I can understand from the above post is that he is talking about process threads. Hmmm ... I just realised that this post was made over 4 years ago. By the looks of things, soleimanian hasn't been active since last year. I think he left after his application for free web hosting was rejected on spamming grounds (this thread is possibly spam).

I remember that one of my dad's laptop battery sort of died just after starting work at a new company. The battery itself could be charged, but after the AC plug is removed from the laptop, the battery discharged itself quite quickly in less than 15-20 minutes. Fortunately, HP quickly delivered a replacement battery since the company has a maintenance plan with them.

If you have managed to disable the adapter, then you shouldn't be able to see anything on the monitor. I suggest that if you are really concerned about possible changes to the system configuration and settings that you use System Restore to restore you operating system to a previously created checkpoint (Checkpoints are create automatically by the operating system during program installations and major operating system updates).

These two domain redirection sites, that is .tk and .co.nr, should be avoided entirely in the first place. I suggest you join reward sites which offer free real domain names (.com .net .org .biz .info) in return for completing offers. Most of these sites are legitimate, plus once the domain is redeemed, you are the real and legal owner with full rights to manage the domain name.

I have been using Seagate hard disks on both my old computer and new computer. I remember that my old computer's hard disk (around 120GB) developed some bad sectors which were easily remedied using some Seagate utilities that probably just flagged the bad sectors. Anyway, the hard disk has lasted a long time for at least 5 years and is still running. Fortunately for me, I haven't lost any data from a hard disk, except when I accidentally permanently deleted something from it.For my personal experience, I would stay with Seagate as the preferred manufacturer for my hard disks.

I suppose this is what you get from some free web hosts that aren't good. If you really want good support and level of service, you should try more reputable free webhosts such as Xisto or purchase paid hosting, also from reputable webhosts.

this is the first time I have heard of the Neoseeker site, even thought it has been online since 1998. I tend to look at the sites HotHardware or AnandTech when searching for reviews on computer hardware that I am about to make a purchase decision on.On the design of the site, I sort of feel that it is a bit old-fashioned and outdated, comparatively to other gaming and computer enthuasists out there. However, if the content is good enough, it more or less makes up for the not-so-good design of the site.

Youtube is a great source of quick entertainment, allowing you to watch short streamed video clips instead of having to buy a whole feature long film on DVD or Bluray discs. Also, some of the user-created content are more interesting and enjoyable then content sold as movies and films on discs.Anyway, Youtube is the only video site I take a look at, since it is easily accessed and is fast loading.

Lightspeed is a legitimate survey site, not that I use it. I myself am signed up to Ciao Surveys, sometimes also known as Greenfield Online and other names. They are legitimate surveys sites, with at least one or two surveys per week, althought you don't always get selected. I have been paid by them many times via Paypal, their only accepted payment method. For surveys, you are paid in dollars, not points that you redeem, so you know the amount of cash you are getting for completing the surveys. Most surveys are $0.93, with some major surveys going up to $6.00 (however, higher paid surveys tend to be longer, requiring more time to complete). Link: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

Some top-level domain names (e.g. .gov and .edu) cannot be simply be purchased 'off-the-shelf' without excessive paperwork like other top-level domains can, including .com .org .info .biz. These domains are locked to all but the relevant government and educational institutions and organisations that have the proper rights to use those .gov and .edu domain names.On the topic, you will probably have to get the principal (i.e. your friend) to register with the above website you mentioned. It is unlikely you can do it on his behalf.

Using a software program to share the keyboard, video and mouse, would require the main computer with all the components connected to be started in order to use the KVM function between all the computers.I suppose if you wanted to connect a laptop to an external monitor, keyboard and mouse, you could buy a port replicator (dock) for your laptop computer. I know this method is often used in business as it allows office staff to work comfortably with an external monitor and keyboard / mouse while they can take their laptop home so they can use it at home.

However, you could become a domain reseller with ResellerClub, a Directi business. If you register as a domain reseller, you can sell domain and hosting at a price you set, with Directi getting a set fee of the reseller price. The set fee charged by Directi includes the ICANN fees for registering a domain name and some profit for Directi. The link to the ResellerClub is: https://www.resellerclub.com/