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So StevenC, why does the style="position:fixed;" attribute crash the Gecko engine?

That is a breath-taking picture Steve, thanks for sharing that with us.

Time, my customer's have only said good things about the 221 series. They usually end up in a home-office environment where the end-user has the opportunity to listen to music while working. For those customer's that just need a decent set of speakers without the extra bass, I usually sell...

Ve have no vorries about pop ups or downs, ve use Phoenix.

Windows Server 2003 better than Linux -- 6 May 2003 By Arron Rouse The Inquirer

Time, have you ever tried the Altec Lansing 221 set? They make for a nice $40.00 set.

Ditto -- IE 6.0 took a dump. I wonder if MS found this error through the Send Error Report feature?

If anyone needs extra weight, I'd be happy to give you some of mine.

I didn't have anything to say, or time to read, so I didn't come in.

Ha! I never can tell if there are popups (or unders) anymore. I have Phoenix set to reject them -- so I never seem them! :D

Sounds good Handy. I'd like to know how much there is to some of the incompatibility claims.

Server 2003: Incompatible, Fast & Confusing -- 29 April 2003 By Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols

HP is also moving jobs out of Australia to India. INQ article.

You and Mickey are just special in that way.

For personal use, my little LaserJet 4L just keeps on truckin' after eight years of use. It may not be the fastest, but it has proven its reliability and value to me. As for newer HPs, I have encountered issues.

That is comforting to hear handy. I'm presently putting together four systems with MSI K7N2G-L boards and the packaging is smart, the manual is helpful, and installation is easy.

Exclusive INQ story.

A wee bit of information about an expiry date on HP ink cartridges can be found here.

Why? Did you keep a lot of chocolate and cookie-dough icecream around?

You are welcome mubs, and thanks for the compliment.

You know dogman, we will need pictures. :)

Oh, and nVidia makes the claim here in a pdf file that API support is "Complete DirectX support, including DirectX 8.1" on page two, right (third) column.

MSI GeForce4MX 440-T supports DirectX 8.0

Fast data transfer?

Many manufactures implementing SATA on their controller cards or hard disk drives use the current Marvell SATA chip. Now Marvell is coming out with their SATAII chip. Hopefully this will be implemented soon.

The article is from NewScientist.com.

Expedition 7 Crew sets off in a Soyuz TMA-2 space capsule and docks with the ISS. Expedition 6 crew can now return home after a lonely mission. The Expedition 6 team will leave in the older Soyuz capsule, which will be a first for Americans.

An end-quote BBCode tag looks like . Of course, you can always go here for more information.

Mubs, you'll need to use the BBCode tag

When I was a youngster we had a robber in our house at night. My dad chased him out of the house with a large kitchen knife and the police found him hiding in the bushes (we had just moved into the house (newly built neighborhood) and he was expecting that nobody would be sleeping their yet)...

A descripton of these polymer based notes can be found at the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

I need a sample of these aussie notes. Time, could you send me a few?

Nice quote Fool.

That was my assumption too.

Thank you kind sir.

But Howell, we want pictures! :)

You are correct Blakerboy. VGA stands for Video Graphics Array and displays at 640x480 with a 1.33:1 aspect ratio. MGA stands for Monochrome Graphics Adapter.

Thanks for the link iGary. Since the new $20.00 bill has been unveiled, does anyone know exactly what it looks like? I couldn't find a sample at the BEP yet, just the current 1996 run.

Oh, yeah. The back button wasn't an issue in Phoenix.

CityK, you should really develop your talents into three personalities, and thus post under three different aliases. :)

Nice example Howell.

Did someone make reference to this thread? Where is that picture of Tea in her dress?

If the onboard video doesn't suit your needs, you can always plug in a full-length CGA ISA card. :)

It is possible that they were wrong. :)

It doesn't? It looks like a P4 to me. Plus it has all of the extra headers that SuperMicro lists, such as the 2-SATA, 3-USB 2.0, and infared. The board comes in different combinations. Another layout is without ISA slots, but with two ethernet connections.

I wonder how many older Compaq and HP servers could benefit from an updated motherboard like this. Many of those older systems from the mid-90s were a cross between AT and ATX. Gateway did the same thing with their desktop systems.

That WD600BB carries the warranty of the WD600AB or 90-days, which ever is greater. The warranty for the WD600AB started on its manufacture date, or if you have available, the POP for that original drive. The key is to know if that original drive was a 1-year or 3-year warranty product.

I would struggle with that too. What is the model number on this drive Merc, and where did you buy it? (Do you have your P.O.P?)

Howell, just in case you need some information about the <pre> tag.

Sinse when doez Tannin let you quote foul language like that?