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Right, you didn't mention MSDN ;)

An SQL server license and then required CALs. Or an SQL Processor license for as many processors as you have per server.

TomTom > *

You have to buy it. Trial from www.adobe.com

Don't then. :rasp:

It's identical. The only difference is that there's only one set of drivers for the hardware.. not a million and one bad drivers around ;) Parallels for virtualisation. Bootcamp for proper. Mum has a new iMac, and it runs Bootcamp 24/7 running Vista.. works perfectly. I found BootCamp on my...

Topical e-mail!

True, but a cushion rocks ;) My Macbook Pro was rediculous..

I'd say no going on the advert (it's pretty specific on it being a Valver) and how far the wheels are in on the front (altho that could be offset of those wheels). Get more pics of the engine etc Can't tell if the rear spoiler is colour coded or not? If it's unpainted, it's not a Williams one...

I think if your main requirement is syncing with Exchange, then the w960i is the only choice from those two phones, really. But, what do I know ;)

Dunno if it's the best, but I think it's one of the better ones from what I've been hearing. ALWAYS read the terms and conditions on deals like this - they all vary, and if anything, will c**k you up.

960i has in-built ActiveSync, so it'll sync with Exchange server perfectly. The N82 doesn't (afaik), so you'd only get e-mails (via POP3 or IMAP if allowed on your Exchange infrastructure), not contacts or calendars etc. Unless you can add something to it?

www.t-mobile.co.uk Best to speak to them.. I don't know any details of the contract. I'd guess you'd need two unless it was a business deal.

If you got a proper system, consisting of an AV receiver (make sure it's musical though, as the stereo may sound ropey through it.. you'll need to read some reviews to see how they perform with music), you can run everything through it.

I think the best around, in terms of usage, fair use policy, costs for going over, is T-Mobile's offering.

They'd go out of business though - updating maps costs them money. I think the update for mine is £40 for Great Britain.. that's fine for me. I got one update free within 1 month of owning it, then I'll just wait until next year then I'll pay for the update.

Hmm, you want a proper system IMO.. the two above are all mainly computer based!

A laptop shouldn't need a cooling pad. I'd be more inclined to fix the problem.. they're designed to not need additional cooling.

Don't pay then. But don't come on here after being lost in the middle of nowhere because it's sent you down a road which is now one way... and start moaning ;)

Yep, if Be are in your area, then go with them.. however, they don't have the best coverage ;)

PMSL. That's all we've heard, forever. :p

Hmm, any use? http://forums.techguy.org/networking/580110-com-lpt-isnt-device-manager.html

Well, under Ports (COM & LPT), what's listed?

You can check by right clicking my computer.. going to device manager and seeing which ports are installed.

That looks like the MAC address. You need either the WEP or WPA key.. sometimes, they have it printed on the bottom of the unit?

My k800i didn't crash much at all.

PC. Or a Mac running Bootcamp (Vista).

Forget the monitors, what was blanked out in the first pic?!

Yea.. and if you add all those half hours up, bill it against your time/cost, you could have bought a full on ProCurve Edge Switch Chassis full of Gigabit modules..

It's cheap you mean? ;) The cheap part is the problem.. to be cheap, they have to be even cheaper to make.