cryptique91

Well, that's unlucky of you.Or may be that statement's right ? Maybe you really made short posts which aren't "high quality"?Well, i don't know about that. Read this, its written on the page where hosting credits are displayed:"Remember the amount of posts has no effect on Hosting Credits. We look for Quality rather than Quantity."*hoping this post isn't counted as spam *

Me too, into Star Wars Knights Of The Old Republic II right now.I think i'm having the Star Wars fever. Besides, i play Republic Commando when i get bored of losing in Knights of the Old Republic II, Knight of the Old Republic II's quite a nice game. Check it out!

Thanks for your help guys.I've already consulted my PC technician. Now i'm just sharing the information he gave to me. Please don't misunderstand me. This is what my technician told me:Like what Dark God said in the previous post, it is quite possible to run both NTFS and FAT32 partitions on the external hard disk. NTFS is better for back-ups as it can cope with larger file sizes and is more reliable. I should be able to backup the FAT32 disk to a NTFS disk but double-checking with the back-up software is essential. However, NTFS disks cannot be used with Windows 98 or Me so if the external hard disk is gonna be used to share files, a partition should be set up as well.Once again, thanks for your help guys. I appreciate that.(Or should i say sorry for causing the trouble )Sincerely, cryptique91

my favourite movie? The Star Wars SagaEvery single thing in the movie is sooo cool.When i first watched The Empire Strikes Back, I loved Darth Vaders look and costume so much. Don't you think it looks cool and bold? Designs of clone troopers in Revenge of the Sith are terrific. Got myself an advance booking for a cinema ticket, a week before the official release Star Wars Rulesz!

Me Too ...... Just couldn't see what was so great about the game after trying it.What I didn't really liked about the game is that it offers a monthly subscription.You see, when a program or game (or something else ) offers a package which you should pay for (although its not compulsory to subscribe), the creator will sure limit features in the gameplay. As an example, the free edition of Runescape has its limitations, but if you pay the monthly fee, you'll get access to the full list of quests(with new ones added periodically), more skills (including thievery and agility), and more game worlds to play in. What do you thik about this? When the paid package is there, the creator will sure limit as many features as possible to encourage gamers subscribe to their package which the creator will profit from that. This takes away the fun of free online gaming. Besides, I don't think this game is even suitable for me. I'm not that patient for this game (just my point-of-view, i'm not trying to spoil Runescape's image). You may be disappointed with Runescape if you like the immediate gratification providedby arcade-style games. Those of a patient nature should find it a thoroughly adsorbing fantasy adventure .Thank you.

My PC is now running Windows XP. When I upgraded from Windows Me, I formatted the two internal hard disks as FAT32.I recently purchased a Maxtor One-Touch External 300GB hard disk, which i want to use for two main purposes : digital video editing, burning DVDs and the like, and secondly as a back-up for everything on my two internal 40GB disks.I have the option of formatting my new external disk with either FAT32 or NTFS. The latter has the advantage that a file would not be limited to 4GB in size. However, is it possible to have two formats running side by side? Can a back-up can be done on a NTFS disk when the system and data itself is on my FAT32 disks and what will happen if i subsequently have to make use of the back-ups to restore my system and the data onto my FAT32 internal disks?Can anyone help me out?Thank you in advance.

I enjoyed using Windows XP all the while. The user interface is friendly and many themes and skins can be applied on it. By the way, i hope i hope i can get the answer to this question (hope is not off-topic ):I have been told that Windows XP cannot use memory ggreater than 512MB. Is this true?Thank you.

I like BLUE ,i think its a cool colorBesides, BLUE is my favourite band! LOL

I actually like Sony Ericsson better. Now, i own a Sony Ericsson K500i, and i'm lovin' it.Well, its definitely easier to navigate through the features (e.g. GPRS, Messages, Camera, File Manager, Games etc.) by using the navigation screen where icons representing different features are displayed. You just have to select the feature you want to use by moving the 5-way joystick around, that makes navigation very-very easy.Some say Nokia handphones offer a more user friendly interface.From my point-of-view, i think the Nokia handphones (which are packed with more and more features these days) are getting harder and harder to use.Besides, there are tonnes of free stuff on the web which are meant for Sony Ericsson handphones. Another point, Sony Ericsson handphones aren't very expensive, they are quite affordable. Although the designs of Sony Erricsson phones don't "beat" those of Nokia handphones stylish designs, the designs are still acceptable.By the way, i think the handphones Nokia manufacture these days have designs which are quite "funny" (or weird). Who knows, maybe Nokia has run out of ideas. I really hope that Sony Ericsson will come up with more models of their handphones to secure their position in the Malaysian market which is still dominated by NokiaI strongly recommend Sony Erricson to anybody out there who is searching for the perfect brand.P.S. : I'm not ,in anyway affliated with Sony Ericsson, just giving my views

Man you have got to get the game. The graphics are great. The designs of the clone troopers are terrific. The weapons and units are one of the best among all Star Wars Lucasarts games (that's what i think ) Gameplay is excellent. But if you are they "easily bored" type of gamer, this game won't last you for many months (You will get bored after playing for quite a long time). For more info, check the officail site out: http://www.starwars.com/games-apps The rating i give , to Star Wars Republic Commando: 9/10 Not having a game to play at the moment, go get Republic Commando. Its worth a try. Thank you

Well, in my humble opinion. I think Adsense is the best.Google pays out well (or maybe with some delays).They wouldn't want to "play" with their company's name (or would they)?Besides, the control panel (where you view your earnings and stuff) is very user friendly. (actually this doesn't really matter that much, just my point)Another point, they serve the most relevant ads. I think no other PPC companies serve ads more revelant than the ads Adsense provide.My experince with google adsense:If you fool around by clicking on your own ads (or asking someone else to click on them), prepare to lose your account. I lost my own account once, for not complying to the ToS. I told someone my earnings, and two days later I received the notification email that my account has been banned. Just to let you know, Google Adsense(the big brother) is always closely watching you and never attempt to try anything against the ToS.Sorry if i crapped too much. To anyone out there who havent got a PPC account, Adsense is worth a try.