Notepad.exe : File -> Exit
Wordpad.exe : File -> Exit
Paint.exe : File -> Exit
windows movie maker : File -> Exit
iexplore.exe : File -> Close
calculator no file menu.
hyper terminal : File -> Exit
windows media player File -> Close (closes current track) | : File -> Exit exits media player
defragment tool : File -> Exit
system information : File -> Close (closes current open SI file) | : File -> Exit exits SI
Address book : File -> Exit
schedule task tool : File -> Close
sound recorder : File -> Exit
Just to name a few. Looks fairly consistent to me. I can't speak for dialog boxes, other than; please give some specifics of a program that uses O for No. Most likely a 3rd party app written by someone who was unaware what CUA stands for.
I do not for a second believe that £200 is conservative. That about $495 AUD. Given that Independent schools (and probably state schools) pay around $180 AUD or about £72 for Office and a new licence for Vista Business edition. Coming to about £3,600,000.
Which is still a Shiite load.
But the Money the Gates Foundation is channeling into health is going to countries that do not have a well established Health Service, almost like - you going to hate this....., like Robin Hood.
If I was a mechanic - working in a large car repairer shop, is it my responsibility or my bosses to make sure that I am kept up with the latest brake technology? Don't the manufactures provide free courses on how to best repair their vehicles (particularly for dealer repair shops).
It is interesting that when your customer is external to the company, there always seems to be a financial incentive for the company to keep it's workers skills up to date. Where you only provide to internal customers, that incentive seems to be lost. In house IT is almost invariably the ones who let their (workers) skills fall behind.
Me, I'm somewhere outside of both of those. I have a degree, 19+ years experience, and no one to hire me. My mistake was joining the big new project, new language and infrastructure, only to be cut so the project could be outsourced. Now with 18 months experience in a (now dead) language - and 18 months away from "recent" experience in popular language (which had just evolved (yes VB).
How easy it is to land on scrap heap.
So I started my own, yet to be successful, IT company. The biggest downside is years of development before the product is ready to be put into market place. So no income. So now I do TS.
Do you actually know what motivated him to want to entice people to live on the "huge ass glacier"? Or was he just another real estate developer looking to suck people in?
What you have said (quoted) makes sense. Perhaps we should be thinking along the lines of: Given the cyclic nature of solar radiation, it is apparent that the effect of mankind (CO2 production) can be greatly magnified during these solar hot cycles.
Therefor we must avoid a situation where continued emissions lock in the solar heat for a period much longer than would naturally occur.
Have you ever considered moving away from the mainstream corporate radio stations. There is a lot of local/independent radio stations that play... well... music.
I just tuned in to a local Rythm and Jazz station, playing the Red Hot Peppers (no not the California obsessed band), Ella Fiztgerald with Count Basie and many others. Point is that is just an example to show that not all that is on the radio is Back Street Boys and Justin Timberlake. (btw check out the new Australian movie "Boytown".)
It might be that the 95% is used to condition your brain to mathematical thinking. In as much as you do not realize you are using it, but it is being used.
Much the same as a lot of exercises and routines that athletes go through are not directly used in their chosen sport, but are none-the-less important towards their excelling.
Yea, it's not like you would have notice William's picture on the cover or even - "William Hung sings Elvis" on the title. And to test drive - what's wrong with the radio?
Minor point, but the good guys use Active X for useful and responsible reasons. So should ban ActiveX because some arsehole wants to score points against Microsoft?
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Did you even look at the source?
IE6 didn't even ask to save password - no problems here - walks away.
"Note MSIE6|7 do the same." 1 line provided by a user with no information to back it up. Quality citation.
Wordpad.exe : File -> Exit
Paint.exe : File -> Exit
windows movie maker : File -> Exit
iexplore.exe : File -> Close
calculator no file menu.
hyper terminal : File -> Exit
windows media player File -> Close (closes current track) | : File -> Exit exits media player
defragment tool : File -> Exit
system information : File -> Close (closes current open SI file) | : File -> Exit exits SI
Address book : File -> Exit
schedule task tool : File -> Close
sound recorder : File -> Exit
Just to name a few. Looks fairly consistent to me. I can't speak for dialog boxes, other than; please give some specifics of a program that uses O for No. Most likely a 3rd party app written by someone who was unaware what CUA stands for.
Robin Hood
I do not for a second believe that £200 is conservative. That about $495 AUD. Given that Independent schools (and probably state schools) pay around $180 AUD or about £72 for Office and a new licence for Vista Business edition. Coming to about £3,600,000.
Which is still a Shiite load.
But the Money the Gates Foundation is channeling into health is going to countries that do not have a well established Health Service, almost like - you going to hate this....., like Robin Hood.
then Found this link http://aggreg8.net/blogs/php_developer_group/defau lt.aspx
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I heard the next release of Duke will be for Vista only.
You do know that IBM is "using" Linux - not backing it?
If I was a mechanic - working in a large car repairer shop, is it my responsibility or my bosses to make sure that I am kept up with the latest brake technology? Don't the manufactures provide free courses on how to best repair their vehicles (particularly for dealer repair shops).
It is interesting that when your customer is external to the company, there always seems to be a financial incentive for the company to keep it's workers skills up to date. Where you only provide to internal customers, that incentive seems to be lost. In house IT is almost invariably the ones who let their (workers) skills fall behind.
How easy it is to land on scrap heap.
So I started my own, yet to be successful, IT company. The biggest downside is years of development before the product is ready to be put into market place. So no income. So now I do TS.
Do you actually know what motivated him to want to entice people to live on the "huge ass glacier"?
Or was he just another real estate developer looking to suck people in?
My bad. Being an American living in Australia for 31 years, I am not up on British Peerage!
What you have said (quoted) makes sense. Perhaps we should be thinking along the lines of: Given the cyclic nature of solar radiation, it is apparent that the effect of mankind (CO2 production) can be greatly magnified during these solar hot cycles.
Therefor we must avoid a situation where continued emissions lock in the solar heat for a period much longer than would naturally occur.
Even if it was a title, it's German, not British.
Have you ever considered moving away from the mainstream corporate radio stations. There is a lot of local/independent radio stations that play ... well ... music.
I just tuned in to a local Rythm and Jazz station, playing the Red Hot Peppers (no not the California obsessed band), Ella Fiztgerald with Count Basie and many others. Point is that is just an example to show that not all that is on the radio is Back Street Boys and Justin Timberlake. (btw check out the new Australian movie "Boytown".)
It might be that the 95% is used to condition your brain to mathematical thinking. In as much as you do not realize you are using it, but it is being used.
Much the same as a lot of exercises and routines that athletes go through are not directly used in their chosen sport, but are none-the-less important towards their excelling.
I find it useful to leave the doors unlocked so when the ahole comes around he just takes my Stereo and TV and leaves my doors and windows intact.
Don't you think that is a kin to "receiving stolen goods"?
Yea, it's not like you would have notice William's picture on the cover or even - "William Hung sings Elvis" on the title. And to test drive - what's wrong with the radio?
Minor point, but the good guys use Active X for useful and responsible reasons. So should ban ActiveX because some arsehole wants to score points against Microsoft?
That doesn't necessarily mean that 7 out of 10 Americans voted for his opponent.
Whoosh! I for one love Chocolate Chip, have for over 40years, but I never could stomach regurged chocolate chip.
Where does the other $150US come from?
Now there is one fantastic sounding command name "emerge", do I uninstall with the "submerge" command?