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Hey All,just checked out all your suggestions on which phone is the best...... must admit that I've got a Blackberry 8700G running on the Australian Optus network. However I used to work for Australia's biggest Telecommunications network "Telstra" Personally I've sold several hundred phones over the past 2 years, and been involved in the communications industry for 6 years in total. So if your looking for an excellent phone with good back up and very large network of support and software check out either Nokia or Sony. Nokia definately has the lead on Internet and personal use. however Sony does have a lead on Photo quality and sound quality for mp3's and clips.As for Motorola not a big fan of the moto range however the new V3X does look to have the goods with 3G network access and data files.I suppose what you really need to establish is what features your going to use with your phone, how long your going to keep this purchase and your budget.With that info I would be more then happy to reccomend a device that may suit your needs.look forward to having you let me know what your looking for in your phone.

Sorry to post this message twice but just noticed this topic string and felt that I may have more luck here with the assistance that I am looking for. Any assistance with the topic would be really helpful.

Hello All. I'm looking for some advise or assistance with getting a web page/access page running so that i can have the page online and collect the data live into my database for Project Management...Currently I'm developing a database using M$ Access, and need to have staff data enter sales information directly into a web form that can be linked to a database?I've looked at using a M$ Front page web form with data collected into a .CSV text file and extracting the data but i need to be able to let the staff review and update the data for each file?Any ideas or suggestions would be very great fully appreciated? or if someone knows of a better system or set of software that will work better for me I would be really very thankful.Looking forward to some assistance with this request.

Morning all Sitecube and I have a long history of use. I've used thier designed for many of my budget clients who only want a quick clean site that they can manage easily. the Sitecube site have many great features and bonus offers depending on what services you are looking for. The site is well worth joining even if it is only for Ideas and concepts.I've also found that some of their designs are easily customizable as well which is perfect for me as i then only need to purchase the design that i like once and then upgrade it to suit my needs as i see fit. Some of the Flash and Java sites that are out on the market don't easily allow the manipulation of thier work and retain the tags which is a little frustrating when your building sites for someone else.The Sitecube in my humble op' is well worth the look and definately worth joining. You've got nothing to loose that for sure as its Free to join.

hello all,free forum you seek, free forum you will find when you host with Xisto..... check out your c/panel and the options there fantastico has a few options that you should check out.it will allow you install the phpbb option for you as well as some other great programs that can host and run a forum type solution such as mambo or joomla, along with a host of other great stuff.just register and get your Xisto hosting sorted and its all up for you to work on.

STRESS !!!!! yeah its a good one, a long time ago i found it and it took a long time to work out how to get rid of it now days i've got a more ballanced approach to the entire subject.these days i take the time that it takes me to drive home to listen to my music and clear my head.i also use aromatherapy at work with different blends of essential oils depending on the type of day and levels of stress i'm feeling.i've also been known to enjoy a long hot bath and soak away my stresses. and if all else fails vent, do it via the punching bag or a good hard run and work out....works for me and these days i'm fairly stress free........

Your concerns on the whois details are really a little too paranoid, there are many other sources that can provide personal information, and far more detailed then those that can be found on the results of a whois search.if you are just a person hosting a personal site then by all means block your details or hide them depending on your registrant's options. however if you are running a business that is related to your website then it is basically pointless as the government hosts several search sites that are able to provide details on you and your business, not to mention the day to day scam sites that milk your personal details and gather them together to provide very interesting details on people. look around and search out a personal database repository.... there are several out there for a fee you can get just about anything that you wanted to know about just about anyone.anyway just my two cents worth....

Joomlashack is about to enlist the skills of talented new designers and developers who are skilled in the area's of Joomla. If your interested then read on and click on the link below, However you only have till friday to get into the selection group. Good luck. Private Developer Board now available We have had some good discussion about some of the potential here. The next step I would like to take is formalizing and documenting the program. To do this I want to limit the involvement to those that are actively involved. I think there are about 30 people signed up for this concept, but relatively few making posts. On Friday, I will prune user access to those that have shown they want to be involved by making posts . If you know of anyone that might want to be involved, please end them to the original sign up form. http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ You can discuss the next steps in the forum: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

just uploaded the changes as suggested and it has definitely increased my browser speed. i'm wondering if you can do the same kind of thing with IE? as they run it at work and its seriously slow..... been trying to get them to change over to Firefox but as yet they still haven't made a decision.....I also feel that even though there had been previous mention of this process in the tutorials, i think its cool that its been posted again because i would never have found it in my day to day activities @ Xisto. I just don't find the time to go to the tutorials unless there is something that I'm particularly looking for. So I think its good that someone has taken the time to try and help a few of us out.

Evening all; i've just been reading over the post on this topic and i'm really curious as to those who do have adsense on their site?how much are you getting back from it and have you had any negative feedback since you added it to your site?I've been looking for a way to generate some base cash from the site other then just the info and sales that come from my core design business, but i'm really not sure if Google and the Adsense option is the way for me to go.I'd really like some cold hard facts about how it works after its been installed and running for a little.I've used other affiliate programs in the past and done very well based on the content of my sites, but not sure how this will effect things and if its worth the effort considering the potential return.So if someone would be kind enough to shed some light on the financial site of adsense I'd really appreciate it.

Hey KuBi,very nice work, not the biggest fan of anime, but the work is very good, i love the look of the 7th and 8th sig, they are very much my style. I only wish that i had the time and the talent to get that sorted ;)would like to see some of your other work some time soon.

Hi Niagi,you really need to move on from that place...... You are clearly more capable then they are giving you credit for..... You sound very much like my partner and a bit of a perfectionist, you need to prepare your self to think that you are far better then what you are doing now for the money. Just remember that what you want is to move forward so you get your self a job that shows you the respect and appreciation that you deserve......No One should ever feel that they are deserting a company when they look for a new job because the company should have taken better care of its valuable staff. they are the ones that have deserted you....Go for it Niagi, do your research and look around something will show up when you least expect it and you should just take the chance, cause if you don't you'll never know where it may lead to.Good luck and remember your worth more no matter what anyone says.

Just read over the post on this string, sometimes I wonder if some of you have bothered to do some research on the topics that you post about.....Firstly Solar Power is a viable option and is currently used in 12% of homes in South East Queensland. The initial cost to fully equip the average home with a complete solor system is $37,000 AUD. This provided you with 8 - 12 solar cells and the necessary battery bank required to store and distribute the energy as needed.Yes you do need to ensure that you are using energy efficient appliances but you should be doing that anyway.The panels last for 20 - 25 years and need to be replaced after that time. So it does cost you money but when you consider the cost of having your home connected to the power grid if you are any distance from the main distribution system it can be quite cost effective.The Cells are designed to work with a minimum of 4 hours direct solor contact. less then that and you would have a concern with the supply to your home however with the correct alignment of your homes roof line in a east west position then you will on average receive at least 6 hours per day and more in the summer months. The other alternative that is becoming quite popular for urban buildings is to connect your house to the power grid and install a smaller solar system that back sells the left over power that you generate during the day to the power company, and then draws back from the power company at night or when the solar efficiency drops below an acceptable limit. This system is being used frequently in Queensland and northern NSW.It offers people the opportunity to do something for the environment while still retaining a viable power supply. It also give the consumer the chance to get some money back from the Power company's if their supply usage is less then their supply generation, how cool would that be to get a cheque back from the power company?Anyway just my opinion and info that i have available on the topic.

Broadband over the power lines is not new technology at all, only the availability to the average consumer is new. most countries have the massive copper network that is provided by the power suppliers that is why they are now looking at utilizing this means of delivery of higher speed broadband to the consumer. In OZ its been trialed in Tasmania for several years now in a suburb the local communications giant TELSTRA didn't want anything to do with.... Now the entire community has high speed internet, voip, and TV on Demand all via their power lines.The OZ Govt has also made a large push for the general public to have access to Broadband services by way of rebates and incentives to ISP's to supply technology to their customers at a reasonable rate, insuring that all consumers have the opportunity to run high speed internet from their home. We've just taken up the opportunity for Broadband satellite where I live as the Power company in my area has not started the roll out of their service yet and TELSTRA's ADSL network will never reach our house due to limits on the the local exchange and also the distance that ADSL will comfortably work.Personally though I see Wi Fi and other wireless technologies taking over the home users preferred choice of Internet service, it just makes more sence to pay for one service that you will be able to use anywhere, weather it be at home in your bedroom or at the town library or while your away on holidays at your favorite camping for beach spot....For more info on the Power Line internet service check out Aurora Energy or Seltel, alternatively check out the new Next G service from TELSTRA not that I like the company but the product is good. (Used to work for them so maybe I'm a little bias)

Just for the record, the 500 times faster internet thing ain't going to happen either. I used to work for Telstra Australia's leading telecommunications supplier... So I can assure you that the ISP's out there are not going to open up the transfer lines enough for your home pc to be sped up 500 times its just not going to happen. In some cases you might find that you can expect certain products or hardware capable of providing you with 3 - 5 times faster transfer rate, with a combination of several solutions and a good compression service you might find a service of 10x's faster but its rare and not very reliable.