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General Software Discussion / Re: Powerful Yet Light Weight Image Editor
« Last post by 4wd on May 02, 2012, 06:55 PM »Also PhotoFiltre Free which can be run as portable.
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I presume this is because HDM 12 is out.-Carol Haynes (April 29, 2012, 11:00 AM)
Strangely I can no longer see any of their Linux boot disk downloads on my account ???
Just a shame you can't add multiple products to the same ISO.
It would make sense for Paragon to produce one media builder and you can register whichever products you own to add to the build.
But I guess that just shows that the games are of good quality.-Deozaan (April 24, 2012, 05:19 PM)
Oh, haha...well, somehow I read "change product key" and it completely left my brain, so I did do the activate now.-MilesOhToole (April 22, 2012, 12:51 AM)
Well, I did what you said and now it's coming up with "The Software Licensing Service determined this key is...for upgrading, not clean installation."-MilesOhToole (April 21, 2012, 11:50 PM)
Actually, it says 2 more days before automatic activation. So, will it automatically activate without me having to do anything? I don't really understand that.
Do I have to install the 32 bit first?-MilesOhToole (April 21, 2012, 07:15 AM)
Install went fine, but when I tried to type in the registration key, it was denied...twice.
Ask yourself which do you want: 5% more speed or AU$140 in your pocket?
Paragon Boot Media Builder is delivered with the following products:
Hard Disk Manager 12
Suite
Professional
Hard Disk Manager 11
Server
Virtualization Add-on
Partition Manager 11
Professional
Server
for Virtual Server
Backup & Recovery 11 Home
System Backup 11
Drive Backup 10
Server
Small Business Server
Workstation
Drive Copy 11 Professional
Migration Suite for Server
Rescue Kit 11 Professional
Disk Wiper 11 Professional
Virtualization Manager 12 Professional
This is correct. Unfortunately, MS has pulled the plug on Windows PE licensing globally. Our license with MS expires in 6 months time and after that we will no-longer be able to distribute a pre-built WIM.
The Windows Automated Installation Kit (WAIK) will still be available for download and we will integrate the WAIK installation and WIM creation more tightly within Macrium Reflect.
I ordered the RT-N16 from Amazon but it does mention it "...support USB-Hard Drive and Printer and Open source DDWRT", so it most likely has DDWRT as its firmware.-J-Mac (April 20, 2012, 11:06 AM)
oh, pretty useless then :/-kalos (April 20, 2012, 05:20 PM)
4wd: So how are you liking your Asus RTN16? I'm looking to upgrade from my old but very reliable Linksys WRT54GL. I'm hoping to gain a littler speed and from what I read the RTN16 gets roughly 3X over the Linksys. Pricing is fantastic so I might as well get one now.-J-Mac (April 19, 2012, 02:05 PM)
Also, I'm thinking about running cable for a few connections where I use wireless currently. This will result in needing more than four wired connections. Has anyone done this and if so is it better to use a switch? Or another router, connected inline with the first.
Don't buy the Netgear GS605 switch, apparently these things are prone to overheating and have limited heatsinking on the chip inside - it's not a case of if it will die, it's a case of when.FireFox and Adblock plus, with filter set for your region, is what I use.
Dont know if it's better, but I'm sure it's a whole lot easier...-tomos (April 19, 2012, 05:07 AM)
The Author
Scott R. Lemmon originally developed the Proxomitron for his own use. He then decided to release it to the public and made himself available to users via email and in several Proxomitron user-discussion groups. His support, like his program, was always free.
With the release of Naoko 4.5, Scott discontinued all further development and support of his program and pulled the official home of Proxomitron off the Web. We respected his decision to move on and wished him all the best -- which is, after all, what he consistently gave to us.
Sadly, one year later, Scott died -- but his brilliance of mind and spirit lives on. Simply put, Proxomitron is a reflection of its creator: To know Scott's program . . . is to know Scott Lemmon.
The Zombies in "I Am Legend" were fast. Guess a better defense against them is this:
(see attachment in previous post)-Renegade (April 19, 2012, 04:37 AM)
Though if there's one of those bad Filipino bands on the boat, you could be in for worse horrors than just zombies...
I simply see vulgarity where you see obscenity.-Renegade (April 17, 2012, 11:31 PM)
Myself, I have a detailed plan of how to secure the huge indoor market thats very close to my home, and contains enough supplies to last for quite awhile in such a situation, and very very easy to secure.-Stephen66515 (April 17, 2012, 08:36 PM)
We'll probably never see eye-to-eye on this. Oh well. To each his own.-Renegade (April 17, 2012, 08:49 PM)
That may be so but the method used in this case of standing on a platform and shouting out, "That person is a c***!", really isn't the way to do it, (unless, of course, they deserved it and you're willing to accept the consequences of doing it that way).-4wd (April 17, 2012, 08:10 PM)
If that isn't the way to do it, then what is? Not a good road to go down. Who am I or who are you (or anyone else) to tell someone what they can and cannot say?
They seem to have missed listing a gunsmith in my area though.......oh well, the less people who know about him, the more ammo for me!-4wd (April 17, 2012, 07:33 PM)
I'm counting about 5 gun shops in Melbourne on that map.-Renegade (April 17, 2012, 07:57 PM)
Not taking sides here, (because, quite frankly, I don't give a s**t), but how is this different from:
While standing in a street you point to a house and ask the person next to you, "Which c*** lives in a house like this. Write the answer on a piece of paper and put it in his letterbox.", oblivious to the fact that both the owner of the property and a policeman are within earshot.
By inference you have called the owner of the property a c*** which could be marginally considered as slander.-4wd (April 17, 2012, 07:26 PM)
It's very different.
First, tweeting is not analogous to putting a letter in someone's mailbox. A tweet isn't sent to a specific person - it is posted to your own account. A letter that is put in someone's mailbox is directed at them.-Renegade (April 17, 2012, 07:40 PM)
Second, the tweet was directed at a politician....
We have different standards there. Public figures are open to scrutiny in ways that private people are not.
http://www.mapofthedead.com/-rgdot (April 17, 2012, 04:31 PM)
4wd, I like the idea of the network media player, but I find myself with an embarrassment of riches at the moment, in that, I have spare computer gear I`d like to use if it would improve on the Xbox setup. In the meantime, thanks for the reference on container formats. A lot to digest and I`m finding a lot of it inexplicably difficult to grok.-Daleus (April 10, 2012, 07:25 PM)