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We've just got a 1TB external for £70+vat but thats USB2 - still quick enough though tbh.

That is mine :) Doing my weekly shop ;) First time i've been spotted in 4years lol

What about: http://www.laptopsdirect.co.uk/Toshiba_Satellite_Pro_L300-12F_PSLB1E-00S015EN/version.asp Then office 2007 for £99 http://www.laptopsdirect.co.uk/Software/cat.asp TOTAL £399.99

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double post FTL!

My netgear does this now and again - even after a router restart. Then it suddenly fixes itself - strange I know. Got anything near by that can interfere?

Linux to look cool with your geeky friends ;) If you only use them applications then I'm sure XP can handle it without issues - why change? If it ain't broke etc etc

I like two, nine and four - rest are great also! good effort

http://www.cpuid.com/cpuz.php

Unless your having problems with the size of Adobe acrobat I would stick with Adobe Reader. Our whole business is run on PDF's we have used many variations.

Yeah its two cards (SLI for Nvidia and Crossfire for ATi). You need a compatible mobo to do it and compatible graphic cards - You never get double the performance though and there is issues.

I'm not a fan of SLI tbh, I prefer one meaty card. The performance benefit just isn't worth the money, plus it doesn't always work with everything.

That not a picture of Daz's bedroom?

http://www.break.com/index/it-guy-vs-dumb-employees.html

Well although the firewall was disabled (in symantec endpoints) and looking through the websites about the error and firewall being mentioned a few times I thought I would complete remove symantec just in case it still had hidden things running which symantec likes to do. So since moving the...

Yeah been looking through google aswell, I've had the firewalls off for testing. I've even moved the box to the switch room just to make sure its not a bad cable in the wall or anything. I think its gotta be down to either a)SQL Express (some time-out settings on there or b)Their software and...

Thats the pop up it gives in the app - I can't find anywhere where it dumps the log file for it.

I managed to get the proper error - before it gives me a connection error: [DBNETLIB][connectionread(Recv()).] General Network error. Check your network documentation.

Cheers Hoff - I'll look into it. The software is a programme called Print MIS - the programmers are currently programming it to our needs so they keep updating the software constantly. It uses SQL Express. The application just throws up a connection failure error then has to be force quit...

Well I've only had only 2 users use the software for past week and they still get it randomly (no one else connecting to the machine at all - and the machine doing nothing but sql express and the app running). I've checked the system logs and everything looks ok - nothing unusual. The XP...

Background: We are currently using an Custom Application that was hosted on our server (quote/booking/ordering system) but for several reasons we had to take it off our server and put it on a workstation with XP Pro. We are using SQL Express on this XP machine to run the application...

Get yourself a 8800gt 512mb - and your system should be good to play all the latest games high quality.

what graphics card you got?

its not listed like that on CS3 I've sent you the whole text filter folder - might be of use? its mac though so see how you go.

CS3 here

Seems strange that it doesn't support Czech because if you go to preferences and choose hyphenation you can choose Czech as a default language?

push for a 8800GT well worth the extra few quid or the new 9800gt. http://www.lambda-tek.com/componentshop/index.pl?origin=gbase29.3&prodID=1489837 £88 for the 256mb version.

If your gonna use the white droplet to set the white point you should use the black one to set the black point - getting good blacks is pretty important also. Make sure you click the darkest point on the picture though - otherwise it goes horribly wrong :) Also on sharpening - an old trick is...

You'd have to post a link to it - and make sure its hosted somewhere.

I've got a 8-core mac pro beast at work - and my GF has a ibook at home.