On 6/24/07, Mike Wohlrab [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey all,
I am looking for some guidance as to if anyone knows of some good free graphic
editing and creation software. On my website I have some images that link to
other pages, but they have become blurred so I need to clean them up and
On Jun 23, 2007, at 11:38 PM, Graham Dobson wrote:
I believe these fanatical jihadists are completely warped.
I would imagine that they might see you similarly.
America and the west are not the cause of their hatred. Warped
clerics and teachers from
their repressive, backward
On Jun 23, 2007, at 11:38 PM, Graham Dobson wrote:
No, actually I was in complete favour of the removal of Sadam.
Then ergo, you must have understood that only through his ruthless
tactics was he able to keep the factions that have been warring for
thousands of years at bay. Or
On Jun 23, 2007, at 9:35 PM, Leland F. Jackson, CPA wrote:
Again, a faulty analogy. Terrorism is not nearly as structured as a
colony of ants. There is no single leadership figure, or mother head,
in the terrorist organizational structure, than when eliminated would
destroy the entire
On 6/23/07, William Sanders / EFG [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hiya MB -
'ahem' - indeed.
I not find your software listed in 'about.com'
'ahem ahem ahem' ..
I've never heard of about.com...
--
Paul
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On Jun 23, 2007, at 7:55 PM, MB Software Solutions General Account
wrote:
He's no God, and I don't consider Allah to be a god like the true
Christian God. They're just religious fanatical nutbags. Same as the
whackos here who kill abortion doctors.
I don't follow that logic. There
On Jun 23, 2007, at 11:39 PM, Graham Dobson wrote:
Because that's what is lacking in the current equation. Iraq has
to be
composed of the real representation of all the three main groups,
Kurd,
Sunni and Shiite. But it will take a strong Sunni political
movement to end
the
Speaking of Office automation, try this:
Make sure your regional settings are non-US (British or whatever).
Create an Excel sheet with some dates in it.
Create a mailmerge document in Word linked to the Excel sheet.
(this is what we automate in our app BTW, works well for mailshots etc)
Look at
On Jun 24, 2007, at 8:01 AM, Helio W. wrote:
Israel past struggles come to mind... didn't Menachem Begin kill
british people by exploding bombs?
Yes; he was well-known for using terrorism to advance the cause he
believed in.
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Israel past struggles come to mind... didn't Menachem Begin kill
british people by exploding bombs?
On 6/24/07, Ed Leafe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Terrorism is also in the eye of the beholder. The terrorists in
Nicaragua in the 1980s were politically sympathetic to the US, so
Ronald
Do you feel like the Maliki government and army are shielding, or
protecting, insurgents who are entering Iraq from Iran and Syria,
because they are all Shiite Muslims who share a common Religion/Cause?
I would agree Sunni Muslim leadership in Iraq would do more to identify
and eliminate
On Jun 24, 2007, at 8:42 AM, Leland F. Jackson, CPA wrote:
1) You could partition the country under treaties between the Shiite,
Sunni, and Kurd factions, but many powerful Iraqis oppose this idea.
Also, this would weaken the country against possible outside enemies
like Iran. You know a
Duh, that's because it's the REAL date, not some namby pamby English
thingy!G
JH
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On 6/23/07, Jeff Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like the ability to encrypt / decrypt a folder on the hard drive
regardless of what type of files are in it. For example, I have a folder
with QuickBooks in it. I would like to encrypt that folder when I am not
using it and decrypt
Pete Theisen wrote:
I should do some more, but I have had some health issues and my housekeeping
is out of hand. When (if) I ever catch up with it . . .
...and don't forget that you participate in the [OT] too much. Cut that
out and you'd be amazed at all the free time you have! gdr!
Ted Roche wrote:
P.S. The covenant is supposed to be good for five years. I wonder what
kind of terms you get for a renewal?
Let's hope it's better than the Software Assurance scam they ran, where
folks never received core updates due to development taking way longer
than expected. I'll
john harvey wrote:
Duh, that's because it's the REAL date, not some namby pamby English
thingy!G
JH
Yeah, get with it already you non-Americans! G
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MB Software Solutions, LLC
http://mbsoftwaresolutions.com
http://fabmate.com
Work smarter, not harder, with MBSS
Ted is correct using mere Zip compression with a password. That is why I
stepped up to WinZip Pro, and use its Zip with encryption - which goes
beyond just a password protected Zip file approach. They have a few add-on
so one can use a Command Line Interface, and a fee based add-on that creates
Ed Leafe wrote:
On Jun 23, 2007, at 7:55 PM, MB Software Solutions General Account
wrote:
He's no God, and I don't consider Allah to be a god like the true
Christian God. They're just religious fanatical nutbags. Same as the
whackos here who kill abortion doctors.
I
Ed Leafe wrote:
On Jun 23, 2007, at 7:55 PM, MB Software Solutions General Account
wrote:
He's no God, and I don't consider Allah to be a god like the true
Christian God. They're just religious fanatical nutbags. Same as the
whackos here who kill abortion doctors.
I
Heya Paul -
You're in London, and a developer (ya, me's a dev too) -
so I wouldn't expect you to have heard of it.
Here's the blurb -
http://www.aboutmediakit.com/about/
Basically its a 'consumer-oriented' portal, with 'guides' that are useful
for searching.
If you produce a software package
On June 6 2007, the US army and the Turkish came very close to conflict.
The Turks have moved a massive military presence to the Kurdish border and
have said that they will not accept an independent Kurdish state. Ditto
Iran which is also home to a Kurdish population at least as large as its
Shia
I've got the following tables: Customers and Products. I want to
create an intersection table called Customer_Products to house the
specific products that each customer gets. In this example, the
customers are grocery stores, and the products are bakery items. Not
all Customers (stores)
2 questions from my recent MySQL database design:
1. When you have fixed width fields (e.g., an intersection table that
has merely all integer/numeric fields), would you be better off
setting the row format to be FIXED or leave as DYNAMIC (which is
the default)?
2. If you
On Jun 24, 2007, at 3:09 PM, Graham Dobson wrote:
I think you confuse guerilla warfare with terrorism.
No, terrorism is attacks against non-military targets designed to
inflict a fear in the general populace in an effort to attract
sympathizers and change the prevailing sentiment.
I think you confuse guerilla warfare with terrorism. Global terrorists blew
up the world trade center, the London underground, the Madrid train system,
the Bali night clubs, US embassy's in Kenya and Tanzania, the USS Cole,
holiday resorts in Egypt and Turkey and are a threat to crash a plane
On Jun 24, 2007, at 2:43 PM, MB Software Solutions wrote:
1. When you have fixed width fields (e.g., an intersection table
that
has merely all integer/numeric fields), would you be better off
setting the row format to be FIXED or leave as DYNAMIC (which is
the
Assuming you have a transaction table of purchases of products from
vendors, and a transaction table of sale of products to customers (eg
stores), why not include in the purchase transaction table a field to
hold the vendor's primary key and the products primary key. Likewise in
the
Good question! I left this out the original question: I want to
display the products that are purchasable for that vendor. Hence, ahead
of time I'd like to know what his possibilities are. Your answer below
is exactly how I'd do it if I was always listing the products for sale
to each
MB Software Solutions wrote:
Good question! I left this out the original question: I want to
display the products that are purchasable for that vendor. Hence, ahead
of time I'd like to know what his possibilities are. Your answer below
is exactly how I'd do it if I was always listing
kam wrote:
Take a look at TrueCrypt (free: http://www.truecrypt.org/).
Truecrypt is the boss, especially for use with sensitive data removable
drives.
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The GIMP is great, and the price is right. However it is a very complex
and powerful piece of software, and since it's true home is the Linux
world, you may find the interface confusing if you're used to Windows apps.
I'd take a look at Paint.Net:
http://www.getpaint.net/index2.html
It's open
MB Software Solutions wrote:
Bill Arnold wrote:
Might be one less dependency, if you're already using WinZIP and no
other need to bring in encryption. Maybe zip files can serve a
double-purpose as backups?
I might interject here that it's super easy to use the free 7-zip
Alan Bourke wrote:
The problem with this (well with WinZip anyway) is that if the zip file
is damaged then the entire contents may be irretrievable.
Same issue with 7zip, I believe too.
--
Michael J. Babcock, MCP
MB Software Solutions, LLC
http://mbsoftwaresolutions.com
MB Software Solutions wrote:
john harvey wrote:
Duh, that's because it's the REAL date, not some namby pamby English
thingy!G
JH
Yeah, get with it already you non-Americans! G
Why don't y'all (Amerricans) understand that a date format that goes
from least-to-most (or
On Sunday 24 June 2007 06:17, Ed Leafe wrote:
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the colonists who revolted against the British used terrorism as a tactic
Hi Ed!
Really!
The only terror victims I can think of in the American Revolution are a few
cases of tea that got an unscheduled brewing in Boston Harbor. Terror,
On 6/24/07, Paul Newton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why don't y'all (Amerricans) understand that a date format that goes
from least-to-most (or vice versa) significance just makes a whole lot
more sense than MDY where the least significant part is in the middle
!!
We do! Thats why we have ANSI
Paul Newton wrote:
Why don't y'all (Amerricans) understand that a date format that goes
from least-to-most (or vice versa) significance just makes a whole lot
more sense than MDY where the least significant part is in the middle
!! For goodness sake, why don't you start insisting on times
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MB Software Solutions wrote:
Paul Newton wrote:
Why don't y'all (Amerricans) understand that a date format that goes
from least-to-most (or vice versa) significance just makes a whole lot
more sense than MDY where the least significant part is in the middle
!! For goodness sake, why
Did any of you ever come up with a bid where the number tables in the
database helped you form the idea of how many screens it'd take to
support such a database? I've scoped out the database entities and
their attributes for a job MBSS is bidding on and am now working to
derive a price.
What's the big deal with virgins anyway? Once you've had them, they are no
longer virgins and who would want that!G
Not only that, most men can't deal with the one ex virgin they live with,
much less seventy some odd - nagging, overly expensive, anti-sexual
so-and-sos.(VBG)
That brings another
john harvey wrote:
What's the big deal with virgins anyway? Once you've had them, they are no
longer virgins and who would want that!G
Not only that, most men can't deal with the one ex virgin they live with,
much less seventy some odd - nagging, overly expensive, anti-sexual
so-and-sos.(VBG)
On Sunday 24 June 2007 12:25, MB Software Solutions wrote:
Pete Theisen wrote:
I should do some more, but I have had some health issues and my
housekeeping is out of hand. When (if) I ever catch up with it . . .
...and don't forget that you participate in the [OT] too much. Cut that
out
Pete Theisen wrote:
On Sunday 24 June 2007 12:25, MB Software Solutions wrote:
Pete Theisen wrote:
I should do some more, but I have had some health issues and my
housekeeping is out of hand. When (if) I ever catch up with it . . .
...and don't forget that you participate in
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