Any particular wife or just one of the bunch ?
I have just loaded XP onto a new MacBook Pro and it's running quite
well - now. I'm using Bootcamp which is the Apple provided software
for making their computers bootup with Windows. Parallels on the
other hand allows the Mac OS the Windows
I couldn't tell from web sites what the Apple routers can do.
My Netgear MIMO allows me to schedule when blocking occurs and to use
patterns for blocking (like runescape, or even rune to block
runescape.com and rune-hq.com).
I would think that if you couldn't find it via the web configuration
What I can't get past is that we, or society is gov't. The federal
gov't was built only very specific powers. What it wasn't given
remained with the states.. more specifically the people. It's still
up to us. So again, what I don't understand is why we seem to want
out of our obligations
Decision made ...I bought a WD-1200VE 5400 120GB which NewEgg had bundled
with Apricorn kit (chickened out on the 7200 as some posts said the thing is
a real heater, and chickened out as my Norton Ghost 2003 refuses to auto
update and Norton site says I need ver 775 to do it via USB2, also, can
...oh yeah, why did I choose WD ?? ...postings said it's the quietest of
all. In my Dell 4400 desktop the WD (which was so quiet I had to look at
the light to see if the box was running) failed after over 5 yrs and I
replaced it with a Seagate Barracuda which is noisier, not real bad but not
What is the warranty on the WD?
Mike
On 9/23/07, rlsimon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...oh yeah, why did I choose WD ?? ...postings said it's the quietest of
all. In my Dell 4400 desktop the WD (which was so quiet I had to look at
the light to see if the box was running) failed after over 5
At 04:12 PM 9/23/2007, you wrote:
Date:Sun, 23 Sep 2007 07:41:51 -0400
From:Wayne Dernoncourt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: first iMac question ug Vista
gerald
does she want to load Vista, or would she be better off
with XP? again, will a new UG work?
From everything I've read,
Vista is more than XP with security turned on. It's built in. Since
security, or the lack there of, is one of XP's major flaws, I say that's
sufficient reason to choose Vista.
If you're going to use Parallels, keep in mind that you must buy a business
edition of Vista (vs one of the home
There are four flavors of Vista.
Home, Home basic, Business and Business Premium.
Of the four the upper two are the best of the bunch and from what I
understand the only ones MS Legal to run on parallels.
However you will also pay a premium.
Also note that when you get into Vista there are
