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DcUpdater / Re: "get version failed"
« Last post by Darwin on November 01, 2008, 06:13 PM »OK It's working now... don't know what was wrong before!
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"Use us or lose us"-40hz (November 01, 2008, 04:16 PM)
I grabbed a copy of Crossover for Linux and had my wife grab one for Mac (though as it turns out, the product only works on Intel based Macs. C'est la vie). I really hope that Codeweavers survives this - I like their sense of humour and style. If I find the product indispensible under Linux, I may well buy a copy to support them. Hope others do the same...For example everytime I raise this issue, someone would call me paranoid or overly sensitive and try to show me as a crack head.-kartal (November 01, 2008, 11:12 AM)
). I like playing with betas but often find that I want to go back to the last stable release. Adding this functionality to DCUpdater will make doing so MUCH easier.Actually, what does everyone think about those slightly off-topic articles?-Ehtyar (October 30, 2008, 07:02 PM)
That's brilliant, thanks 40hz And no wanting to beat a dead horse - altho I have probably already done that - I thought that a PDF file where you could SELECT the text (ie, not an image) would contain the text as text - with other stuff around it - so a phrase search might not work - but I thought a simple text search would. But ya' learn something new each day ...-kronhead (October 30, 2008, 04:05 PM)
).So Canon basically admits to crippling their own 'professional' printers because it does not yet produce its own line of Canon brand banner paper! This affects their entire large format line, the S9000, the i9100 and the i9900. I do further research and find that many people are angry with Canon for this intentional lack of functionality, and others make additional references to Canon's lack of banner paper being the reasoning.
Yes, you're right. I used to have nightmares about the Soviets nuking usI glad to have forgotten (almost) growing up in a London full of bomb craters, where virtually every street had gaping holes that once had been houses, and where food rationing was severe. Everybody had lost somebody.-Darwin (October 29, 2008, 05:16 PM)-cranioscopical (October 29, 2008, 10:44 PM)
