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New version of Camel Disc Catalog released, most notable change is ability to customize columns in the list view.I would never use this software because the name offends me.
http://www.cameldisc.com/history.html-Tobeus (February 10, 2009, 04:14 PM)
Yeah, I don't know how professional photographers deal with all their photos. Especially when they come back with hundreds of photos per session. I'm sure someone has figured out a way of doing it. I don't have that many photos, but if I did, I would almost have to use some kind of tagging system that had thumbnails in the cache so I can see a group of pictures very quickly.Which is exactly why I'm obsessed with Powermarks and related bookmark managers like Linkman. I just want to dump everything in a container and find it almost instantly. No tagging or organizing.For the same reason, I too was a big fan of Powermarks and am now an even bigger fan of Linkman. But that still leaves me with thousands of digital photos on my computer. I wish I could locate individual photos as easily as I can my bookmarks in Linkman. In theory, metadata tags would probably do what I need, but I can't imagine trying to retro-tag thousands of photos.-superboyac (February 10, 2009, 10:43 AM)
-cyberdiva (February 10, 2009, 12:40 PM)
but after a while I stopped bothering with all this tagging. Not sure why, but it felt like "too much work"...Which is exactly why I'm obsessed with Powermarks and related bookmark managers like Linkman. I just want to dump everything in a container and find it almost instantly. No tagging or organizing.
improved searching performance by upto 30%So...now it only takes 0.00003 seconds to search?
as 40hz says, try disabling the onboard sound chip from bios, see if that cures the problem.I did that one a while back, it didn't work. I'll try again.-mouser (February 07, 2009, 03:35 PM)
Have you checked Gigabyte's website to see if you're running the latest BIOS and chipset firmware? Boards as new as this sometimes have a spate of updates for the first 6 months or so as the kinks get worked out.Thanks, I'll try that tonight.
You should be able to disable onboard audio under BIOS setup. Try updating your firmware first. See if you get a clean bootup. Then try disabling onboard audio if the problem persists.-40hz (February 06, 2009, 11:15 AM)
Go to the Device Manager and check the properties of the internal hub(s) - you should see the maximum load and metering there.I'll do that. I don't think it's a matter of the devices needing power, they're little things like my cell phone and mp3 player. There's a problem somewhere, I'm just trying to find it.
You should have enough power though ... what are actually connecting that isn't self powered?-Carol Haynes (February 05, 2009, 04:44 PM)
Isn't that the whole point of rebates? They actively want to make it difficult for users to make an effective claim. It is a marketing scam (or at least a near scam) - if they genuinely wanted to benefit customers they could simply give you a sale price on the goods.Good point. Oh well, i wasn't relying on them anyway.-Carol Haynes (February 04, 2009, 02:59 AM)