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Was it a blonde girl?

Its a cup racer ain't it.

Or even WPA/WPA2 ;)

Go to http://psp.connect.com/ and take a look tat the GT:HD banner at the top of the page showing a gold car Now take a look at the PGR3 fottage from http://www.bizarrecreations.com/games_img/pgr3/pgr313_full.jpg

From what I've seen of Forza Motorsport 2 there may be no need to buy GT.

GT isn't due for release until 2008 apparently..

Nintendo pushed out a load of DS's over Xmas to the Japanese market which is why the US is probably suffering. If you look at the sales figures for the first week of the year for Japan its mental.. http://www.gamesarefun.com/news.php?newsid=7406

Nothing would have been leaked, Sony are trying every trick in the book to hype up the PS3, no doubt its a good console and the bluray is a massive selling point but it could be too little too late. Great for gamers though as the competition is going to really heat up in the next few months...

Re: OEM Licenses Yeah, end it here, I've put the facts up, people can choose what to do with them...

Re: OEM Licenses Agree

Re: OEM Licenses You've been ripped off also then.

Re: OEM Licenses I'd recommend contacting them again then and question whether its still ok quoting the changes to the EULA as posted above. If they say it is then please drop an update in this thread on under what circumstances the EULA doesn't apply. End of the day its up to you. There are...

Re: OEM Licenses How long ago was this? The change to the EULA I mentioned above occurred 1st September 2005. Take a read of the following: http://blogs.msdn.com/mssmallbiz/archive/2005/09/07/461961.aspx

Re: OEM Licenses So your telling me Microsoft gave your company the green light to buy OEM software without associated hardware? If they did I'd recommend you contact them again to confirm as it sound slike you were speaking to someone that didn't have a clue.

Re: OEM Licenses If the OEM copy was supplied with the PC by a system builder or reseller, then yes, you can sell the PC along with the software. You can't transfer OEM softrware between machines though Its tied to the computer it was sold with.

Re: OEM Licenses What do you mean? You can only sell OEM with a PC. If you build a new PC it doesn't mean you can buy OEM to go with it.

Re: OEM Licenses Incorrect - the EULA has been updated to state "Fully assemled computer system" to close this loophole. "4.1 We grant you a nonexclusive right to distribute an individual software license only with a fully assembled computer system. A "fully assembled computer system" means...

I can't post on the for sale forum anymore but I can see there are copies of Office for sale that are OEM. I just wanted to warn people that if you buy one of these be aware you are not licensed to use it and will not get any support from Microsoft. OEM licenses are only valid on the hardware...

@Liam - If you saw someone driving your own car down the road (pretend its not yours) and someone asked what car is that, what would you say? You will not say its a 182. You'll say f**k knows. Even with a bodykit on your going to guess 172 due to the single tailpipe you are running. As I...

I respect what you've done here but you are comparing apples to pears. Your car was cheaper because its not the same. If you can bring it up to identical spec then I'd say fair play, but the 182 is more than just an engine in a shell. Good Luck with the project.

Not exactly a 182 then

It will be snow. But it probably melted by the time he got his camera out

I assume it was your field?

If you smash your car up and its written off they will pay you the shortfall after the insurance company has paid out the depriciated value. So you pay 20000 for you car, 3 years later write it off, insurance pays 12000, gap pay 8000

The linkage broke on my old VTR and it was different to whats describes above. The gear stick was all over the place and you could only get it into first and second. Even engaged the stick was floppy.

Do sky have to change the dish or are they charging £60 to plug it in for you?

What sweeping statement?

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Sound like hes taken the machine out of the domain. The only way on now would be to login as local Administrator. Obviously the IT department would know the password but they ain't going to be giving it out over the phone as most companies use the same one across all installations.