On 2/2/07, Ryan Simpkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Come up to the Canyon Park Technology Center (PLUG meets up there) some
afternoon
and drive through the parking lots. You can see which companies use which
technologies by their employees cars. It is rather interesting.
H4X0R3 is available, if anyone would like to register it. You can create your
own
license plate and see if it is already registered here:
https://secure.utah.gov/pps/
Looks like the fee for replacing your current plate is $13, and the
plate application fee starts at $58 - most are $63.
$63 + $13 = $76 to replace a standard plate with a personalized plate.
And no punctuation either.
http://tax.utah.gov/forms/current/tc-817.pdf sets some rules:
When making your character selection, do not use a combination of 6 or
7 numbers. For example, do not use consecutive numbers like "1234567."
When making your character selection, do not use a combination of 3
numbers with 3 alpha characters. For example, do not use "123ABC or
ABC123." These combination of numbers conflict with existing
preprinted standard series of plates.
When making your character selection, do not use a combination of 5
numbers and 1 letter. For example, do not use "12345A."
No special characters (period, apostrophe, dash, etc.) may be used.
--
Lars
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