Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: brasero
When trying to burn in ISO9660 v3 (with a 4Gb file) It doesn't display the
progress correctly, it first start like its copying very slow, then it shows
the progress bar as if it is starting again, then it try to calculate the md5
again.
Anyway
** Attachment added: "Dependencies.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25841794/Dependencies.txt
** Attachment added: "ProcMaps.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25841795/ProcMaps.txt
** Attachment added: "ProcStatus.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25841796/ProcStatus.txt
--
Braser
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
When the cell format is set to "Fraction" or "scientific" it will display minus
zero (which doesn't make much sense), for instance:
Let A1 be -1 and A2 be 0
If A3 is =A1*A2 then the answer given is:
in fraction mode ==> -0 (minus zero)
i
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: brasero
When trying to burn in ISO9660 v3 (with a 4Gb file) It doesn't display the
progress correctly, it first start like its copying very slow, then it shows
the progress bar as if it is starting again, then it try to calculate the md5
again.
Anyway
** Attachment added: "Dependencies.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25841794/Dependencies.txt
** Attachment added: "ProcMaps.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25841795/ProcMaps.txt
** Attachment added: "ProcStatus.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25841796/ProcStatus.txt
--
Braser
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
When the cell format is set to "Fraction" or "scientific" it will display minus
zero (which doesn't make much sense), for instance:
Let A1 be -1 and A2 be 0
If A3 is =A1*A2 then the answer given is:
in fraction mode ==> -0 (minus zero)
i
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: brasero
When trying to burn in ISO9660 v3 (with a 4Gb file) It doesn't display the
progress correctly, it first start like its copying very slow, then it shows
the progress bar as if it is starting again, then it try to calculate the md5
again.
Anyway
** Attachment added: "Dependencies.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25841794/Dependencies.txt
** Attachment added: "ProcMaps.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25841795/ProcMaps.txt
** Attachment added: "ProcStatus.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25841796/ProcStatus.txt
--
Braser
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
When the cell format is set to "Fraction" or "scientific" it will display minus
zero (which doesn't make much sense), for instance:
Let A1 be -1 and A2 be 0
If A3 is =A1*A2 then the answer given is:
in fraction mode ==> -0 (minus zero)
i
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: brasero
When trying to burn in ISO9660 v3 (with a 4Gb file) It doesn't display the
progress correctly, it first start like its copying very slow, then it shows
the progress bar as if it is starting again, then it try to calculate the md5
again.
Anyway
** Attachment added: "Dependencies.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25841794/Dependencies.txt
** Attachment added: "ProcMaps.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25841795/ProcMaps.txt
** Attachment added: "ProcStatus.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25841796/ProcStatus.txt
--
Braser
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
When the cell format is set to "Fraction" or "scientific" it will display minus
zero (which doesn't make much sense), for instance:
Let A1 be -1 and A2 be 0
If A3 is =A1*A2 then the answer given is:
in fraction mode ==> -0 (minus zero)
i
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: brasero
When trying to burn in ISO9660 v3 (with a 4Gb file) It doesn't display the
progress correctly, it first start like its copying very slow, then it shows
the progress bar as if it is starting again, then it try to calculate the md5
again.
Anyway
** Attachment added: "Dependencies.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25841794/Dependencies.txt
** Attachment added: "ProcMaps.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25841795/ProcMaps.txt
** Attachment added: "ProcStatus.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25841796/ProcStatus.txt
--
Braser
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
When the cell format is set to "Fraction" or "scientific" it will display minus
zero (which doesn't make much sense), for instance:
Let A1 be -1 and A2 be 0
If A3 is =A1*A2 then the answer given is:
in fraction mode ==> -0 (minus zero)
i
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
Yeahp I agree, something similar must be done with the bluetooth icon
(or at least make it appear only if bluetooth actually exist in the
pc)... I usually remove them, but last week I forgot to do so in an acer
aspire one... it was awful I spend almost 1 hour (YES one hour) trying
to explain to the
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