What I didn't understand was that the pages referenced below were
pages that controlled options on my computer. Now I understand -
thank you all.
This is triple scary.
First, you are going to a web site that displays controls for making
changes to your computer. There does not appear to be any
A simple but hard (for me!) to find link to Test Adobe Shockwave
Flash Players is:
I don't know why Adobe makes this very useful page so hard to find. I
have never seen a link to it on any of Adobe's Flash pages. I keep a
bookmark to this page, but when I don't have the bookmark handy I have
Well, I agree with you in principle. Some things DO last almost
forever. Or have a service life that is is measured in many decades.
Are you referring to CRT monitors?
It really pains me to be discarding so many 10 year old monitors that
were working just fine and replacing them with LCDs
I think my atm card limits to $300 per day per atm visit while credit cards
have $500 limit but that may be varying depending on the bank issuing ...
www.xe.com will get you Euros and deliver them to you at your home at a
pre-agreed midmarket rate which is not 2 bad ...of course, you need to be
Interesting, since most people and references on this indicate the opposite
problem is most common. I hate having it slowly display and eat up Firefox
resources.
People who say that puzzle me.
A web server that does page-serving (e.g. Apachee) will display the first
page of the PDF very
I know samsung has some.
Mike
On Sat, May 3, 2008 at 1:21 PM, Tom Piwowar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My experience is that 3+ years is pushing it as far as backlights
are concerned. That's the most common failure mode as far as
I can tell. At that point the monitor can be repaired but it's
