Re: [H] Acrobat install woes...

2006-09-20 Thread Thane Sherrington

At 11:14 PM 19/09/2006, Brian Weeden wrote:

I've been using Foxit as a free pdf reader and it rocks.  Small
download, easy install, and minimal resources.

I also use CutePDF so I can print docs to a pdf file.  Very handy.


These certainly look very cool.  Have you had an compatibility issues 
with either?  I'm currently using PDF995 to create PDFs, and find it 
works very well (better than WordPerfect 12's export to PDF function.)


T 



Re: [H] Acrobat install woes...

2006-09-20 Thread Brian Weeden

No problems at all yet either with viewing normal PDFs, viewing inside
web pages, or printing.

And they are free so why not give them a try :)

On 9/20/06, Thane Sherrington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

At 11:14 PM 19/09/2006, Brian Weeden wrote:
I've been using Foxit as a free pdf reader and it rocks.  Small
download, easy install, and minimal resources.

I also use CutePDF so I can print docs to a pdf file.  Very handy.

These certainly look very cool.  Have you had an compatibility issues
with either?  I'm currently using PDF995 to create PDFs, and find it
works very well (better than WordPerfect 12's export to PDF function.)

T





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Re: [H] Acrobat install woes...

2006-09-20 Thread Thane Sherrington

At 07:47 AM 20/09/2006, Brian Weeden wrote:

No problems at all yet either with viewing normal PDFs, viewing inside
web pages, or printing.

And they are free so why not give them a try :)


I'm giving FoxIt a try.  Blazingly fast.

T 



Re: [H] Best Laptop for Under $900

2006-09-20 Thread Anthony Q. Martin

W. D. wrote:
:: At 12:47 9/19/2006, Anthony Q. Martin, wrote:
::: If you only had $900 to get a laptop, including everything, (taxes,
::: shipping, etc.), what would you get?
::: General purpose usage with WinTel type apps.
::
:: 
http://www.tomshardware.com/2005/05/04/building_your_dream_notebook/index.html

::

Hmm.after reading that, I get the impression that one's money is best 
spent buying a laptop, not doing a DIY model.


Thanks for the link, though. 



[H] Re: Best Laptop for Under $900

2006-09-20 Thread j m g

at $900 or under - a used thinkpad T series, out of gateways, tosh,
dell, apple, I still like the T's for performance, abuse, ability to
find the support pages (drivers), availability of upgrade/replacement
parts - they make ton's

On 9/20/06, Anthony Q. Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

W. D. wrote:
:: At 12:47 9/19/2006, Anthony Q. Martin, wrote:
::: If you only had $900 to get a laptop, including everything, (taxes,
::: shipping, etc.), what would you get?
::: General purpose usage with WinTel type apps.
::
::
http://www.tomshardware.com/2005/05/04/building_your_dream_notebook/index.html
::

Hmm.after reading that, I get the impression that one's money is best
spent buying a laptop, not doing a DIY model.

Thanks for the link, though.





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[H] Dual Keyboards

2006-09-20 Thread RLS
Have a media center/family pc in the family room. When they are doing school
projects, etc, at the computer they use a ergonometric style wired keyboard.
Late at night, I would like to use an MCE (wireless)Keyboard from the couch.

I have dabbled a little with not much success having both connected. 

Could/should should they work together or must I reboot and install some
type of KVM switch?

Thanks
Bob



Re: [H] Best Laptop for Under $900

2006-09-20 Thread Anthony Q. Martin

Thane Sherrington wrote:
:: At 02:47 PM 19/09/2006, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
::: If you only had $900 to get a laptop, including everything, (taxes,
::: shipping, etc.), what would you get?
::: General purpose usage with WinTel type apps.
:: 
:: I've had good luck with Acers, and I sell a fair number.  There are

:: some really good deals in the Aspire line.  The 5043WLMi-100GB seems
:: like a good deal.
:: 


Ah, the Acer is one we were looking at. Thanks.




Re: [H] bluetooth ?

2006-09-20 Thread FORC5
razr, I got it to work with the supplied sw but it is a little PITA to connect. 
I needed to get a couple of pics out and while I was at it added my own 
wallpaper and grabbed a free ringtone out of IE cache :-}

thanks
fp
At 06:19 PM 9/19/2006, Julian Zottl Poked the stick with:
You actually need your phone's transfer software to do that most of the time. 
Some phones will show up as a drive letter, but most require software to see 
the file system.  What phone?
_

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RE: [H] Dual Keyboards

2006-09-20 Thread RLS
The two Keyboards are:
Microsoft Natural Keyboard Elite PS2 and;
Microsoft Remote Keyboard for Windows XP Media Center Edition




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Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2006 10:38 AM
To: The Hardware List
Subject: Re: [H] Dual Keyboards

At 09:12 AM 9/20/2006, RLS typed:
Have a media center/family pc in the family room. When they are doing
school
projects, etc, at the computer they use a ergonometric style wired
keyboard.
Late at night, I would like to use an MCE (wireless)Keyboard from the
couch.

I have dabbled a little with not much success having both connected.

Could/should should they work together or must I reboot and install some
type of KVM switch?

What make  model wireless keyboard are you using. I picked up a 
Airboard from LiteOn on close out that werks purfectly. Now if I can 
just get my fingers to go where they're suppose to.


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Ashland, OH, USA 44805
http://www.wavijo.com 



[H] -OT- Gas

2006-09-20 Thread tmservo
Let's not go crazy ot, just checking gas prices around the country.  Just paid 
$1.95/gallon. :)


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Re: [H] -OT- Gas

2006-09-20 Thread Jeff Lane

Where are you?.we're still at 2.89

Jeff

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Let's not go crazy ot, just checking gas prices around the country.  Just 
paid $1.95/gallon. :)



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RE: [H] -OT- Gas

2006-09-20 Thread James Maki
 -Original Message-
 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 Let's not go crazy ot, just checking gas prices around the 
 country.  Just paid $1.95/gallon. :)


Paid $2.58/gallon on Saturday -- South of Seattle. Where did you get it at
$1.95?
Strange that with elections coming the gas prices are falling!?

Jim Maki
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Re: [H] -OT- Gas

2006-09-20 Thread Jeff Lane
As a follow-up we have a number of stations that are 3.03 and one even 
3.23!!



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Where are you?.we're still at 2.89

Jeff

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Subject: [H] -OT- Gas


Let's not go crazy ot, just checking gas prices around the country.  Just 
paid $1.95/gallon. :)



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RE: [H] -OT- Gas

2006-09-20 Thread Christopher Klein
Just paid 2.99...but I have to buy premium.  Regular is down to about 2.76
here 

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Subject: [H] -OT- Gas

Let's not go crazy ot, just checking gas prices around the country.  Just
paid $1.95/gallon. :)


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Re: [H] -OT- Gas

2006-09-20 Thread Scott Sipe

Paid 2.20 (regular) two days ago in VA.

Scott

On Sep 20, 2006, at 6:27 PM, Christopher Klein wrote:

Just paid 2.99...but I have to buy premium.  Regular is down to  
about 2.76

here

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Let's not go crazy ot, just checking gas prices around the  
country.  Just

paid $1.95/gallon. :)


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Re: [H] -OT- Gas

2006-09-20 Thread Alden Trull

$2.49 for regular in Maine



[H] Office corrections ?

2006-09-20 Thread FORC5
I have a friend sent me a word doc that had it's spelling and grammar corrected 
with the corrections in red with a summation off to the right.
I have uploaded to HWG FTP if anyone wants to take a peek.

He wants me to  install sw to do this but I am not aware of any. I know office 
will correct spelling and grammar with the corrections in red I think is what 
he is after.

any pointers appreciated.
fp

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Re: [H] -OT- Gas

2006-09-20 Thread JRS

Still 2.59 here in KKKalifornia...

http://www.gasbuddy.com/gb_gastemperaturemap.aspx




Let's not go crazy ot, just checking gas prices around the country.  Just 
paid $1.95/gallon. :)


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Re: [H] -OT- Gas

2006-09-20 Thread Mark Dodge
In Houston it is around the 2.00 level

Mark Dodge
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 [Original Message]
 From: Jeff Lane [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; The Hardware List hardware@hardwaregroup.com
 Date: 9/20/2006 5:54:43 PM
 Subject: Re: [H] -OT- Gas

 Where are you?.we're still at 2.89

 Jeff

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  Let's not go crazy ot, just checking gas prices around the country. 
Just 
  paid $1.95/gallon. :)
 
 
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Re: [H] -OT- Gas

2006-09-20 Thread Jeff Lane
Thought we were highest in nation, but guess not. Either way we are both 
paying much too much for gas!!!


Jeff

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At 02:56 PM 9/20/2006, you wrote:
As a follow-up we have a number of stations that are 3.03 and one even 
3.23!!



that all? I just paid 3.40 for regular, and premium is 3.60 in Southern 
California, and we pump oil here.






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Where are you?.we're still at 2.89

Jeff

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Let's not go crazy ot, just checking gas prices around the country. 
Just paid $1.95/gallon. :)



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Re: [H] -OT- Gas

2006-09-20 Thread Ben Ruset

$2.35 for regular here in New Jersey.


Re: [H] Office corrections ?

2006-09-20 Thread Ben Ruset

Isn't that part of the Word commenting and collaboration features?

FORC5 wrote:

I have a friend sent me a word doc that had it's spelling and grammar corrected 
with the corrections in red with a summation off to the right.
I have uploaded to HWG FTP if anyone wants to take a peek.

He wants me to  install sw to do this but I am not aware of any. I know office 
will correct spelling and grammar with the corrections in red I think is what 
he is after.

any pointers appreciated.
fp



Re: [H] -OT- Gas

2006-09-20 Thread Hayes Elkins

$2.90 for B20 biodiesel in MetroDC

Diesel is generally higher than regular gas - WTF? Diesel pricing follows no 
trend, nor demand since it's the equiv of heating oil (which has ZERO demand 
here in this festering swamp).





RE: [H] -OT- Gas

2006-09-20 Thread Eli Allen
Diesel has high demand in Europe.  When you take oil to make gas you always
get gasoline and diesel, you can affect the proportion but it will still be
there.  So that means the extra diesel produced from the gas used by the US
goes to Europe, hence the demand for it, plus the proportion of the diesel
being made may be less lowering supply.

Eli

-Original Message-

$2.90 for B20 biodiesel in MetroDC

Diesel is generally higher than regular gas - WTF? Diesel pricing follows no

trend, nor demand since it's the equiv of heating oil (which has ZERO demand

here in this festering swamp).





RE: [H] -OT- Gas

2006-09-20 Thread Eli Allen
You make it seem like it's a political move, that somehow the oil industry
wants the GOP to stay in power.  Its obvious that the high price of oil
earlier in the year was caused by the instability of the middle east causing
fear and speculation which has all been solved.  Just look what Mike
O'Connor said: The reason prices are going down so far so fast is that they
shouldn't have been that high in the first place. Two reasons they were:
fear and speculation, says Mike O'Connor, president of the Virginia
Petroleum, Convenience and Grocery Association.   

Just cause this strange coincidence happened during the last election cycle
means nothing.

-Original Message-


I think we should go crazy driving, because I'd be after Nov. the price 
will go back up! :)

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Let's not go crazy ot, just checking gas prices around the country.  Just
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RE: [H] -OT- Gas

2006-09-20 Thread Hayes Elkins
That's how it's always been. However diesel has historically been dirt cheap 
in times of peak jihad. Back when Beverly Hills residents were filling up 93 
octane @ $4.04 per gallon in May I was pumping regular low sulfer diesel @ 
2.89. In fact, diesel has been under 2.60 (national average) during peak 
summer demand and only now has there been a rise.


Diesel is a fixture in Europe, nothing has really changed here. If anything, 
it's slowly losing a small share to autogaz as they call it in east 
europe.



From: Eli Allen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: The Hardware List hardware@hardwaregroup.com
To: 'The Hardware List' hardware@hardwaregroup.com
Subject: RE: [H] -OT- Gas
Date: Wed, 20 Sep 2006 22:27:11 -0400

Diesel has high demand in Europe.  When you take oil to make gas you always
get gasoline and diesel, you can affect the proportion but it will still be
there.  So that means the extra diesel produced from the gas used by the US
goes to Europe, hence the demand for it, plus the proportion of the diesel
being made may be less lowering supply.

Eli

-Original Message-

$2.90 for B20 biodiesel in MetroDC

Diesel is generally higher than regular gas - WTF? Diesel pricing follows 
no


trend, nor demand since it's the equiv of heating oil (which has ZERO 
demand


here in this festering swamp).








Re: [H] -OT- Gas

2006-09-20 Thread Stan Zaske

$2.28 here in Illinois.


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RE: [H] -OT- Gas

2006-09-20 Thread Hayes Elkins
It helps when you have brilliant capitalists like Hugo Chavez making sure 
anti-american setiment stays strong by supporting the jihadist piglets. Yeah 
yeah Hugo, we really believe your ambitions in the other hemisphere are 
diplomatic in nature to combat the great american satan. Nope nothing to do 
with the fact you are about to cut a huge, risky deal with China, hedging 
that the potentially devestating costs of shipping your crude across the 
Pacific Ocean will be offset by outrageously high oil prices continuing to 
be outrageously high.


Chavez must have added a few more BUSH IS THE DEVIL statements to his 
UN speech for good measure when he saw oil prices drop just under $60 a 
barrel. Look for another photo op with Chavez and Ahmadinejad hugging and 
kissing when oil hits $55 next week.


http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5729764


From: Eli Allen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: The Hardware List hardware@hardwaregroup.com
To: 'The Hardware List' hardware@hardwaregroup.com
Subject: RE: [H] -OT- Gas
Date: Wed, 20 Sep 2006 22:45:03 -0400

You make it seem like it's a political move, that somehow the oil industry
wants the GOP to stay in power.  Its obvious that the high price of oil
earlier in the year was caused by the instability of the middle east 
causing

fear and speculation which has all been solved.  Just look what Mike
O'Connor said: The reason prices are going down so far so fast is that 
they

shouldn't have been that high in the first place. Two reasons they were:
fear and speculation, says Mike O'Connor, president of the Virginia
Petroleum, Convenience and Grocery Association.

Just cause this strange coincidence happened during the last election cycle
means nothing.

-Original Message-


I think we should go crazy driving, because I'd be after Nov. the price
will go back up! :)

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Let's not go crazy ot, just checking gas prices around the country.  
Just

paid $1.95/gallon. :)


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