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> [mailto:framers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Alan Barber
> Sent: Monday, December 10, 2007 2:52 PM
> To: framers at lists.frameusers.com
> Subject: Re: a new Dell PC
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> I sec
>> Are the wireless keyboard and mouse a hindrance?
I have a wireless keyboard on an HP laptop. It's comfortable to use, and
beats the heck of the built-in laptop keyboard. I don't use the wireless
mouse because I much prefer trackballs. There's no scrolling off the mouse
pad and having to lif
>> Are the wireless keyboard and mouse a hindrance?
I have a wireless keyboard on an HP laptop. It's comfortable to use, and
beats the heck of the built-in laptop keyboard. I don't use the wireless
mouse because I much prefer trackballs. There's no scrolling off the mouse
pad and having to lif
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Alan Barber
> Sent: Monday, December 10, 2007 2:52 PM
> To: framers@lists.frameusers.com
> Subject: Re: a new Dell PC
>
> I second the advice about not using a wireless keybo
ber
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> Subject: Re: a new Dell PC
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> I second the advice about not using a wireless keyboard. I had one
with
> my previous Dell and my current HP. Both would occasionally skip
> letters. After typing a pa
ember 11, 2007 4:10 AM
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> Subject: RE: a new Dell PC
>
> I've used a wireless keyboard for several years and have never had any
> problems in FrameMaker or any other program.
>
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Subject: Re: a new Dell PC
I second the advice about not using a wireless keyboard. I had one with
my previous Dell and my current HP. Both would occasionally skip
letters. After typing a paragraph I'd have to go back to find the
missing letters. I tried posioning the transceiver everywher
007 2:52 PM
To: framers at lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: a new Dell PC
I second the advice about not using a wireless keyboard. I had one with
my previous Dell and my current HP. Both would occasionally skip
letters. After typing a paragraph I'd have to go back to find the
missing letter
I second the advice about not using a wireless keyboard. I had one with my
previous Dell and my current HP. Both would occasionally skip letters. After
typing a paragraph I'd have to go back to find the missing letters. I tried
posioning the transceiver everywhere; no luck. When I installed a wi
I second the advice about not using a wireless keyboard. I had one with my
previous Dell and my current HP. Both would occasionally skip letters. After
typing a paragraph I'd have to go back to find the missing letters. I tried
posioning the transceiver everywhere; no luck. When I installed a wi
I just bought a new Dell PC form for a niece, and the Dell rep on the phone
TOLD me to request XP !!!
Rick
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[mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Stuart Rogers
Sent: Monday, December 10, 2007 11:29 AM
Art Campbell wrote:
> Unless your IT guys already have a fair amount of experience with
> Vista, I'd specify XP PRO...
>
From what I hear, if the IT guys already had a fair amount of
experience with Vista, THEY'D be specifying XP Pro... ;-)
--
Stuart Rogers
Technical Communicator
Phoenix G
I can recommend Dell Precision. I have had the Precision 450 Dual
Processor with 2GB memory for three and a half years now, all internal
hardware preinstalled (factory installed), except one extra (my old)
hard drive. I have never had a better or more reliable PC (although my
home assembled PC come
I just bought a new Dell PC form for a niece, and the Dell rep on the phone
TOLD me to request XP !!!
Rick
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Stuart Rogers
Sent: Monday, December 10, 2007 11:29 AM
To: Art Campbell
Cc: framers
Art Campbell wrote:
> Unless your IT guys already have a fair amount of experience with
> Vista, I'd specify XP PRO...
>
From what I hear, if the IT guys already had a fair amount of
experience with Vista, THEY'D be specifying XP Pro... ;-)
--
Stuart Rogers
Technical Communicator
Phoenix G
I can recommend Dell Precision. I have had the Precision 450 Dual
Processor with 2GB memory for three and a half years now, all internal
hardware preinstalled (factory installed), except one extra (my old)
hard drive. I have never had a better or more reliable PC (although my
home assembled PC come
I'd go with any of their workstation 390/490 level machines, with at
least 4G RAM and one pair of SATA RAID primary drives. If you're using
Photoshop very much, remember that the recommended config calls for a
secondary scratch hard drive, so you may want a third drive or a
second pair. SCSI isn't
Ashley,
Dell is fine although my experience is that you are better off
if you buy the "Dell Precision Workstations" as opposed to the
stuff they hawk for the low-end, casual users. The "workstations"
tend to use more "generic" parts as opposed to
married-to-the-motherboard
specialized-for-Dell el-
Ashley,
Dell is fine although my experience is that you are better off
if you buy the "Dell Precision Workstations" as opposed to the
stuff they hawk for the low-end, casual users. The "workstations"
tend to use more "generic" parts as opposed to
married-to-the-motherboard
specialized-for-Dell el-
I'd go with any of their workstation 390/490 level machines, with at
least 4G RAM and one pair of SATA RAID primary drives. If you're using
Photoshop very much, remember that the recommended config calls for a
secondary scratch hard drive, so you may want a third drive or a
second pair. SCSI isn't
I've just had a hardware failure that means I get to upgrade to Vista Pro and
the latest versions of FrameMaker and Acrobat Pro, as quick as I can get a new
workstation ordered. The only stipulation that my university makes is that it
prefers Dell. I haven't been paying much attention to hardwar
I've just had a hardware failure that means I get to upgrade to Vista Pro and
the latest versions of FrameMaker and Acrobat Pro, as quick as I can get a new
workstation ordered. The only stipulation that my university makes is that it
prefers Dell. I haven't been paying much attention to hardwar
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