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Fingers crossed Kristorf agrees Also Dave, and others, if you haven't read my post on uploading files yet you may want too .

Track is Here. Tip: If you right click a file a query the properties you will see it's URL or address, this can be high lighted using the cursor and copied . I just love those {}'s.... You can also substitute the ftp:// bit for http:// so it can be used to post images in posts etc.

@ Redeye, your work connection pales alongside BG's connection speeds

I did warn you the clip could be a little like a Krypton factor puzzle! Glad you got it all together in the end That's a hot running CPU, makes mine @ 32 C look like a fridge, but then it's not overclocked!

Yours are bloody good Chris, latency so typical of Cable. As mine is ADSL, and rate adaptive at that, I'm happy so far. Just a little concerned that the 10 day training period could result in packet loss that makes flying impractical.

Very nice BG. Where does the name 'Muskoka' come from?

Still in training phase as it was upgraded today (about 45 mins ago) Tested aginst http://www.speedtest.net/index.php as they have UK specific servers, they may have US/Canada too.

Fixed Your profile was set for GMT, we are still (just) BST or GMT+1. The host doesn't seem to have daylight saving enabled on their servers, or at least PHPBB isn't picking it up if it does! That means at the end of October you'll have to change it back to GMT though

Never tried un-installing Firefox and re-installing without restoring the profile . With regard to your chkdsk issue Jim, if you know the volume is good: chkntfs /? Displays or modifies the checking of disk at boot time. CHKNTFS volume [...] CHKNTFS /D CHKNTFS /T[:time] CHKNTFS /X volume [...] CHKNTFS /C volume [...] volume Specifies the drive letter (followed by a colon), mount point, or volume name. /D Restores the machine to the default behavior; all drives are checked at boot time and chkdsk is run on those that are dirty. /T:time Changes the AUTOCHK initiation countdown time to the specified amount of time in seconds. If time is not specified, displays the current setting. /X Excludes a drive from the default boot-time check. Excluded drives are not accumulated between command invocations. /C Schedules a drive to be checked at boot time; chkdsk will run if the drive is dirty. If no switches are specified, CHKNTFS will display if the specified drive is dirty or scheduled to be checked on next reboot. So if your external drive is on G:: CHKNTFS /X g: will stop the chkdsk happening. CHKNTFS /D g: will re-enable it. to be used with caution Another handy utility is fsutil (I think XP Home has it too). To check if dirty bit is set on 'C' drive: fsutil dirty query c: . Seems appropriate on these boards, a 'dirty query' And yes Dazza, it does sound gay . Edit: 15 edits later the spelling was right and finally got all the tags right. Perhaps I should try this when drunk

backing up Firefox profiles. Viewing 'System Files' has to be enabled in Tools->folder options->View tab. Tick 'Display the contents of system folders' Tick 'Show hidden files and folders' Once done go to: C:\Documents and Settings\substitute your user name here\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\9uq4q88y.default Note '9uq4q88y' is a random identifier, look for a similiarly obtuse folder name under profiles Copy the contents listed there and save to a backup area. When Firefox is re-installed simply copy the backup back into the newly created and randomly named folder, this will restore history, bookmarks and passwords. And extensions :). Thunderbird uses the same sort of structure, in C:\Documents and Settings\substitute your user name here\Application Data\Thunderbird\Profiles\0kebn8fa.default It is the 'mail' folder that needs to be backed up or restored here.

Hi M8, it shouldn't be doing that! To get the Firefox icons: Right click the short cut. Select properties. Click 'Change Icon'. Click 'Browse' Then browse to the location of the program file, in this case it's c:\program files\mozilla firefox\ Select the firefox.exe and click 'Open' You will now have a choice of icons to associate with the shortcut. This can be applied to any short cut If you follow Bblokes instructions on creating shortcuts you won't have to change the icons or find the program to open them with

Very nicely done debrief, great read! (And yes you managed to double post again ).

Posted twice?! We thinks you need to clean your monitor . I think it's your end m8, one other previous post of yours had procreated/cloned itself, and I have yet to see any one else do it!

Gold did slide in value a year or two back, but has since recovered. Both items state their weight, and you can look up the value of gold on the commodities markets. Try this site: http://goldprice.org/ States gold is currently trading @ 328 GBP or 624.802 USD per ounce (each item above of course is one ounce). You may find a collector for the Johnson Matthey items and realise a little more $$ but not so likely. The coin is worth, literally, it's weight in gold! You may find a local Jeweller can advise you on disposal, I do know that there is a postal/courier service for gold 'scrap' that my brother-in law in VA has used. I will try and get some more details for you if the above doesn't help For currency conversion http:\\www.xe.com is pretty nifty too

That's too easy Chris I had to exorcise my hangover some how!

VNC?

Right click the desktop->properties Select 'Desktop' then click @Desktop Properties' Then select the web tab. I think you'll find the K9 page listed there, delete it. To create a shortcut: Copy the address from Firefox/IE. Minimise all windows and right click the desktop and select new->shotcut Paste the address copied above into the location field when prompted, name appropriately when prompted. If it is a php page, such as the forums, you will be prompted what to open it with when it is double clicked. Select 'Choose which program' and then choose Mozilla/Firefox/IE and tick the 'Always use' box. Voila Ooops missed a couple of bits!

Bugger. Looks like I missed out on some classic k9 humour then. I can kind of guess the tilt off it as I do recall the dogs name...and know that Glenn would have had some amazing quip lined up. Not sure how the Brit bit fits in. Ergo I am now deeply offended that I have not shared an obviously very humorous and notable missive from our Propaganda Officer. *stomps off* I demand a re-instatement of the post

If you can get a picture or two of them it'll help immensely. I'll have a word with my Dad too, as he has a fair bit of experience with coin collections and the selling of them!

I never did stop using a spell checker in Firefox! http://spellbound.sourceforge.net/index Works magic too, be sure to download the required dictionary....and it doesn't work in Firefox Beta 2

Very good points Chris. I always encourage the setting of a good strong logon password for windows, it's far less inconvenient to have to log on than it is to undo the ravages left by some pimply twat having 'fun'. With VNC I also have stated, and perhaps should re-iterate, that it should NOT BE INSTALLED AS A SERVICE better to enable it as and when the need requires . It is great having you on board Chris, your technical knowledge is only second to your ability to pepper my arse .

Nah...it's only TB3-SPB missions with me at the helm that do that

Ok put me down for US, but I'll go Sushi if required

Glad it's fixed Jim!

Want me to give you a hand with this? VNC jobby tomorrow as it's flight time now?