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« Last post by tomos on July 26, 2007, 04:25 AM »other side of the coin?
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I am looking for a program that would duplicate this functionality.on screen/modifying the file?
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that's per GB per month I guess ..?
)Check out Adobe Reader Lite at http://www.msfn.org/....php?showtopic=88167. If that's not what you're after, search the MSFN forum, there are a few pdf reader stripped down version circling around.-PhilB66 (July 22, 2007, 06:28 PM)
I think you might be refering to pdfspeedup.-jgpaiva (July 22, 2007, 08:20 AM)
http://www.tnk-bootb...rted&id=7F7290B5 -Adobe Reader SpeedUp-PhilB66 (July 22, 2007, 10:02 AM)
So I probably will install Acrobat Reader as well -
there used be a sort of a cleaned up version available from somewhere -
somewhere beginning with "N" ?
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Ring any bells anyone?!-tomos (July 19, 2007, 04:11 PM)
tomos - there was a mini gathering?
tell me and i'll give you your badges.-mouser (July 21, 2007, 05:54 PM)
Tom (tomos) and I had a lovely vist at Grotte Scladina ...-Darwin (July 22, 2007, 02:06 AM)
that was just after the falconry show - (but sure we knew that already, didn't we!)Automation is my goal for everything, but the speed limitations of UNMAINTAINED COMPUTERSyou could produce a dialup version & a broadband one-wreckedcarzz (July 20, 2007, 02:45 AM)
Maybe a "recommended software" area, for programs like Firefox, Thunderbird, OpenOffice, Pidgin, etc?dont understand?
& getting better! ... (I spy with my little eye... of course it could have begun with something else)Tomos, thanks for the alert about TextArranger. I just looked it over and tried to figure out just how I would use it. I haven't come up with any ideas that are not covered by other software just as well. Maybe I'm missing something. How would you put it to use, as a writer?-TomColvin (July 19, 2007, 08:08 AM)
I aspire to write ... as opposed to being "a writer" | TextArranger is a multiple textbook manager which provides up to 5 separate textbooks. Each textbook can contain an unlimited number of different texts ordered in a hierarchical tree structure. So it is easy to combine texts of the same context in a folder and keep a clear overview of the information. LINK HERE! | Feature Overview: # Richtext, Bitmap and JPEG support # Folders of different colors # Textbook Compression # Strong text encryption (Blowfish) # External editors can be used # Custom colors and font # System tray support # Detailed help file |
An OEM version of Acronis TrueImage 9 is available from "NothingButSoftware" for $10 + $5 shipping:
http://www.nothingbu...tCode=36864&ai=0-mwb1100 (July 17, 2007, 04:32 PM)
Situations like this can only be mandated by public policy (the merits of this mandate not withstanding), and is what is most commonly seen in most free-markets today. Often these regulations can be seen as protective and/or anti-free-market; but in a global market, there is no
way a consumer or even a significant sub-group can hold sway. It is only when the TOTAL market (or significant portion thereof) deems this to be against THIER values, does the "consumer" hold any sway over the corporation.-steeladept (July 17, 2007, 08:54 AM)
Look at food -
Nestle who has always been one of the big bad corporations is now producing a lot of organic food - it's quite possible they're paying paltry wages etc., but the fact is when people want something, the big corporations (& everyone else) go and produce it or grow it.-tomos (July 17, 2007, 09:16 AM)
I am very confused by the example you showed, as that has no bearing (that I can see) on the moral values the market places on the corporation.well I was following in the footsteps-steeladept (July 17, 2007, 11:34 AM)
of the Nike example - )You may want to see if disabling WinXP's built-in CD writing might help out:
http://www.microsoft...t_03september16.mspx-mwb1100 (July 17, 2007, 10:04 PM)
THANKs mwb Well, after a updating multisession DVD, the most recent additions didnt show in the Plextor drive but did show in my other DVD drive-tomos (July 06, 2007, 12:48 PM)
I'd check Plextor for a firmware update on the drive.-mwb1100 (July 06, 2007, 03:08 PM)
Situations like this can only be mandated by public policy (the merits of this mandate not withstanding), and is what is most commonly seen in most free-markets today. Often these regulations can be seen as protective and/or anti-free-market; but in a global market, there is noI haven't had a chance to read all this thread but I definitely will!
way a consumer or even a significant sub-group can hold sway. It is only when the TOTAL market (or significant portion thereof) deems this to be against THIER values, does the "consumer" hold any sway over the corporation.-steeladept (July 17, 2007, 08:54 AM)
...Just for the record (though
I found a program called EasyCleaner, and it looked like a really good program but I can't test/use it because it isn't compatible with Windows Vista. And it apparantly hasn't been updated in a while...
-wreckedcarzz (June 30, 2007, 01:11 PM)
)I haven't personally experienced problems with it - with Windows Vista I have had some odd bugs though, but I haven't really linked them to a source yet. I just (right now) looked through CCleaner's list of things to clean/delete and I didn't see anything about startup options (unless it fixed them in the registry cleaning part).-wreckedcarzz (June 30, 2007, 01:11 PM)