That would be cool to have their integrated content!
Michael Decker wrote:
On 8/24/07, Anthony Q. Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Also, I think the XM guys bought Sirius or they merged, or something.
I heard blurs about it on XM.
[snip]
They're trying to merge, but they need FCC
Ok...I know my PC is getting old.since I don't play games, I've been
forcing myself to stay off the upgrade curve so much...I'm still running
a Pentium 4 @ 3.06 GHz with 2 GB ram and plenty of HD space. I have an
ATI Radeon 9800 Pro AGP driving the displays. I just added a second
Samsumg
Anthony,
I have a p4 3.0GhZ, 2GB RAM, with an NVidia 7800GS AGP graphics card in it. I
do not know how it compares to your VC, but it is supposedly near the top for
the AGP cards. I have been able to play all of the games that I have with this
card.
Anyway, since Vista Aero uses the
If your not gaming or transcoding video, I'd leave the
9800pro alone since any
new AGP card is a dead-end in the long run.
Best answer to the upgrade question: is it working
for you?
A real upgrade worth the money would mean switching
mobo's which has a forced
cascade effect of new video, ram,
Thanks for the tip Wayne, I'll check out your code!
In this case Thane was looking for an automated way of
getting to a sub-folder
without knowing it's name or asking for user input.
Wayne Johnson wrote:
At 02:00 08-24-2007, j maccraw typed:
There is also a method I've seen DriverPacks use to
Thank goodness someone else had these thoughts and put them to pen:
http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=41921
Let me add what is not in the above:
Running Vista 64 bit? Prepare for wild, uncontrollable crashes at random.
Have K-Lite or other CODEC packs installed? Good luck avoiding blue
Funny how most non-game software vendors do just fine
with license keys
internet validation.
At least HalfLife 2 switched to only needing a valid
serial number steam
account to install play without the media checks.
CW wrote:
Thank goodness someone else had these thoughts and
put them to
Speak of the devil and he will appear. Steam is another DRM disaster!
j maccraw wrote:
Funny how most non-game software vendors do just fine
with license keys
internet validation.
At least HalfLife 2 switched to only needing a valid
serial number steam
account to install play without
Something specific Stan?
I know I was not happy with it at HL2 release and
there have been troubles with
availability
All I can say is after a year of my game box being
dead, I simply signed on to
my steam account had a full patched version of HL2
downloaded installed
without the need
