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Thanks for all of the great help. Those are all good utilities. However, I found out that I can simply CTRL+C the cells in Excel, create a new file in Photoshop (which will be the exact same size as the last item copied to the clip board) and CTRL+V -- very simple. Thanks again.

Woohoooooooooooooo!

I was looking for something more practical. Especially if I have 50 tables to image, and I only want to image the area of the table, not my task bar, etc. What do the review sites (e.g. Anand) use when they post benchmark results?

I'm looking for a free tool that will convert a spreadsheet to an image file. I've tried UDC (which is not free), and wasn't very impressed.

Welcome RW. Although I don't fit your very intelligent category, the compliment is kindly received at this forum. My expectation with this Toshiba notebook is that the 32-bit drivers may not be loading for the parallel port. Can you access the Backpack utility in the Control Panel? If so...

Go Red Sox!

I see the same thing Will.

That's a good question Bozo. I have experienced that the connectivity within the horizontal 'plate' zone is best. Connectivity above the antenna (e.g. second floor) is good, but not quite as good as the same floor. Whereas signal integrity below the antenna is the worst (e.g. Access Point...

I'm not much of a gamer, but it was still funny.

How was the Western Digital drive originally jumpered? If it is the only device on the cable, it should be jumpered as Single (pins 4-6 or no jumper shunt present), if there is a Slave present on the same ATA cable, then it should be jumpered as a Master (pins 5-6).

Yes, I really like the one called: "HTML Utopia: Designing Without Tables, Using CSS." I'm not much of a book learner, but this one made it really easy. I have plenty of other web development books that I wish were this good. I also bought "The PHP Anthology" series, but I think I should've...

I just talked with a customer rep at Granite Digital, and the drive plugs directly into a bridge, so there is no internal cable. The cable that comes with the enclosure kit is for externally plugging the drive into the host. He said that it is a regular SATA cable.

http://www.granitedigital.com/catalog/pg48_portabledrivesystems.htm

PS: They have some nice books too. I like the one on CSS.

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Two excellent points that I often see, P5. Customer: "There is something wrong with my harddrive, it is always working, and makes a lot of noise." Me: [Check system configuration; notices 128MB of RAM for the usual overweight Windows XP system. Everything else is A-okay.] Me: "Good news...

Improper placement of drives on the ATA cable. For example, using a single hard drive for your system and placing it as Master to your CD-RW, and then wondering why burning CDs takes longer then expected. Improper use of a hard drive. Such as using a desktop ATA drive for a high I/O...

I haven't trusted one of those since the Socket 7 days. PS: I hear New Foundland/Labrador is nice if you want to get away from it all. The Avalon region should be nice, you can stay at Signal Hill.

Yup, they do seem quick. I still have one (SE440BX/PII400) in service, and the only things that have held down the speed are the hard drive, RAM quantity, and video card. Once I upgraded those items, it works just as fast as my PIII 1.2GHz Tualatin.

I had a customer with a similar problem. I uninstalled SP2, the problem persisted, so we ran SpyBot -- problem solved. Reinstalled SP2, no problems.

SOLD! Product arrived in great shape. Thanks for the purchase. PS: Disappointedly there was very little tape on the package. :D

Just as a note, my impression is that the FX 939 family has unlocked multiplier, whereas the non-FX versions do not. Is this correct?

In my opinion it was probably a conspiracy. With low advertised media prices, people pushed for the drives to come out. Why wouldn't they want to use the new widget since the media is reasonably priced? The drives come out, and now people need the media, so manufacturers know they can raise...

As long as things continue to work well for us, the posters, and Handy's job is made easy, I have no objection.

Consumer Reports: Top rated & recommended Snow Blowers Two-stage Gas: 1. Toro Power Max 828LXE $1,250 28 in./8 hp 2. Yard-Man E5KLF CR Best Buy $1,100 26 in./9.5 hp 3. Troy-Bilt Storm 10030 $1,300 30 in./10 hp 4. Craftsman (Sears) 88790 CR Best Buy $950 28 in./9 hp...

I'll take a Pale Ale, Lamb Curry, and some Pakoras.

Yes mangy one, the 940 CPUs support Registered memory. However, the new FX chips, such as the FX-53, come in the 939-pin variety. Thus, they still support dual channel memory, but without the overhead of buffered RAM. So, here is my confusing take on the situation. You can either find the...

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My mizer offer has been PM'd.

Normally you can get webspace included with your broadband connection. Then you would simply register a domain name and point it to your web location. If this is a one page website, easyspace.com offers it for free when you register your domain name with them. There is also yahoo.com for web...

You have a lawn? pfft All I have is a concrete patio.

Ah, you're not very observant for an alcohol seller. Tony and Tea don't come around very much either, they're essentially gone too.

Wow, I hope things work out for you Howell. That sure sounds like a big change in your life. That makes 4 users that we're losing. :(

It is possible that this is just a temporary overlap. AMD will soon release the FX-55 (2.6GHz) and then the FX-53 will be quickly discontinued. Is the Hypertransport the same for both chips (800MHz or 1000MHz)?

Western Digital has also released a new logo with "universal appeal".

Water is usually filtered or distilled for beer and soda production as jtr mentioned, albeit not for health reasons, but for consistent taste. Yet, we reap the benefits of clean water.

Because you already blew money on a s940 board? Plus, you know the FX53 will be faster, it has to, the name is different, and it has one extra pin. :D

Just as a note: AMD Readies Athlon 64 Price Drop

I think it is great that WD released these new drives. It seems that they put a lot of technology into this product to make it more reliable, which is a promising sign.

That is why I stick with beer. :D

Suck that lower lip back in! :D

Western Digital announces the release of their new 2.5" drives.

I think the Star Wars trilogy has the same early Sci-fi feeling.

And the performance increase with 64-bit Windows is worth it?

I've been wanting to see that movie Handy. It looked like a true Sci-fi movie from my definition.

So when do you expect the 64-bit goodness to be of any real goodness for Windows?

You can always refer back to this article.

Transferrable? As in transferred to the second or third owner? The warranty stays with the serial number, not the owner. The biggest issue is keeping the serial number or drive in region. Don't sell a drive with an "Americas" warranty to someone in Europe, unless they plan on coming to...

You should also consider the Sempron 3100+ s754. This budget beastie really packs a wallop.

You can also use Netmeeting.