1) Purchase $10 premium Napster subscription (unlimited downloads/no burning rights) 2) Download 1000 tracks and add to playlist 3) Launch Roxio AudioCentral Sound Editor 4) Change recording source to 'wave' or 'stereo mix' 5) Disable all windows system sounds 6) Click record in Sound Editor 7) Click play in Napster 8) Come back 3 days later and stop recording in Sound Editor 9) Choose option to split tracks (based on gap of silence between tracks) in Roxio AC Sound Editor 10) Now save as MP3 files. 11) Rinse and repeat.
>> For 1 $ a song you can download them and burn >> them to disks, but you "cannot" transfer them >> between computers...
Incorrect. You can sync songs between a maximum of 3 computers using the Sync/Restore option on the pulldown 'My Account' menu
>> What i want to know is can the songs >> downloaded by the monthy service be burned to >> disks.
Only if you use a stream ripper type program to rip them while playing to a standard mp3 (or other format) file. The Napster client itself does not allow you to burn songs downloaded as a part of the subscription.
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>> My friend's ten-year-old sister uses the AOL >> screenname "LaraCTRaider."
Can you phone her and ask her why she isn't responding to my requests for a meeting please?
>> I don't care whether you are pro-gun or anti- >> gun, this is wrong.
I'm not saying I'm a fan of blocking, but the purpose of this component from system suite is to block sites which people don't want children viewing. It is easily disabled/configurable as any blocking software is. How is this any more evil then Netnanny?
>> If the sender is a friend or the e-mail is >> truly worth it, then the recipient rebates >> the sender's money. The recipient would set >> the payment level and publish it to the >> public.
Lets see how that would have worked when I got my Cease and Desist letter for posting screenshots from GameSpot
"Wow, a cease and desist letter. This mail truly isn't worth it, I'm keeping the senders money. Good thing I put the payment level at $50."
Well the 3D aspect is cool, but once you've set your view you don't need to spent a hundred hours rotating the camera every which way. I'm not sure if it's anything you can narrow down, just has a good feel to it once you un-invert the mouse which is inverted by default.
I worked at IBM when Office XP was released. Every time customers removed the machine, or placed it back on the docking station (the normal ms activation byte for no dock = 0 or dock = 1 doesn't apply because the X series doesn't build a hardware profile for the X2 Media Slice) Office XP would force the user to re-activate. Customers hated being told to call MS, but not much we could do about it at IBM.
Remember Hotmail? The original nice and simple hotmail? The one that didn't have a zillion ads, didn't run like a slothpig, and didn't delete peoples e-mail after a few days. The one whose service didn't get worse and worse while fees for services once free increased?
Decemeber 31 1997 rolls around and the beast (fat beast) comes and assimilates a once great service. At first it isn't so bad, just a little MS logo or mention here and there. But now check it out.
I would think 'Full Price' referred to not recieving an additional discount for quantity or special projects. They would pay the same any one else at the school did per mac.
Epson ones don't, I used to repair the printers for a while and we used to service carts which were identical, I had thought the same thing for a while. Everyone says this, yet I've never seen anyone give a brand name they know that does this. anyone?
Hey Marci? Could you bring in the file for the person we interviewed last week for the new.org development position, I think his name was Anonymous Coward. Thanks.
RTFA. Thats not where they were going. He works in the print shop which has the same loading dock as the rest of the building.
"(MSCopy, the print shop I work in, is in the same building as MS's shipping and receiving). Three palettes of Dual 2.0Ghz G5's on their way in to somewhere deep in the bowels of Redmond. "
1) Purchase $10 premium Napster subscription (unlimited downloads/no burning rights) 2) Download 1000 tracks and add to playlist 3) Launch Roxio AudioCentral Sound Editor 4) Change recording source to 'wave' or 'stereo mix' 5) Disable all windows system sounds 6) Click record in Sound Editor 7) Click play in Napster 8) Come back 3 days later and stop recording in Sound Editor 9) Choose option to split tracks (based on gap of silence between tracks) in Roxio AC Sound Editor 10) Now save as MP3 files. 11) Rinse and repeat.
Except that you can actually find mp3s on Google, try searching for Weapons Of Mass Destruction and click on 'i feel lucky' and you get kicked here. See! No wmd!
Ah, the good 'ol Chewbacca defense. For those who don't follow it's from SouthPark:
Ladies and Gentlemen, this is Chewbacca. Chewbacca is a Wookiee from the planet Kashyyyk who carried a gun and ran from the mob. But Chewbacca lives on the planet Endor. Now think about it. That does not make sense. Why would a Wookiee, an eight-foot-tall Wookiee, want to live on Endor with a bunch of two-foot-tall Ewoks. That does not make sense.
But more important, you have to ask yourself what does this have to do with this case. Nothing. Ladies and Gentlemen, it has nothing to do with this case. It does not make sense. Look at me. I'm a lawyer defending a major record company producer and entertainer and I'm talkin' about Chewbacca. Does that make sense? Ladies and Gentlemen I am not making any sense. None of this makes sense.
And so you have to remember when you're in that jury room deliberating and conjugating the Emancipation Proclamation, does it make sense? No. Ladies and Gentlemen of this supposed jury it does not make sense. If Chewbacca lives on Endor you must acquit.
I know he seems guilty. But ladies and gentlemen this is Chewbacca. Now think about that for one minute. That does not make sense. Why am I talking about Chewbacca when a man's life is on the line? Why? I'll tell you why. I don't know. It doesn't make sense. If Chewbacca does not make sense you must acquit. Here look at the monkey , look at the silly monkey.
I already cancelled my rbc visa when the first story mentioning this was posted, make sure when you do this you explain why and make them listen, don't just cut up the card.
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1) Purchase $10 premium Napster subscription (unlimited downloads/no burning rights)
2) Download 1000 tracks and add to playlist
3) Launch Roxio AudioCentral Sound Editor
4) Change recording source to 'wave' or 'stereo mix'
5) Disable all windows system sounds
6) Click record in Sound Editor
7) Click play in Napster
8) Come back 3 days later and stop recording in Sound Editor
9) Choose option to split tracks (based on gap of silence between tracks) in Roxio AC Sound Editor
10) Now save as MP3 files.
11) Rinse and repeat.
itunes is also only win2k/xp so not a huge difference.
>> For 1 $ a song you can download them and burn
>> them to disks, but you "cannot" transfer them
>> between computers...
Incorrect. You can sync songs between a maximum of 3 computers using the Sync/Restore option on the pulldown 'My Account' menu
>> What i want to know is can the songs
>> downloaded by the monthy service be burned to
>> disks.
Only if you use a stream ripper type program to rip them while playing to a standard mp3 (or other format) file. The Napster client itself does not allow you to burn songs downloaded as a part of the subscription.
>> My friend's ten-year-old sister uses the AOL
>> screenname "LaraCTRaider."
Can you phone her and ask her why she isn't responding to my requests for a meeting please?
if they sent it snail mail I never would have gotten it, not using a real address.
>> I don't care whether you are pro-gun or anti-
>> gun, this is wrong.
I'm not saying I'm a fan of blocking, but the purpose of this component from system suite is to block sites which people don't want children viewing. It is easily disabled/configurable as any blocking software is. How is this any more evil then Netnanny?
Office 2003 already offers an XML compatible format to save as, although it may be crippled.
>> If the sender is a friend or the e-mail is
>> truly worth it, then the recipient rebates
>> the sender's money. The recipient would set
>> the payment level and publish it to the
>> public.
Lets see how that would have worked when I got my Cease and Desist letter for posting screenshots from GameSpot
"Wow, a cease and desist letter. This mail truly isn't worth it, I'm keeping the senders money. Good thing I put the payment level at $50."
Well the 3D aspect is cool, but once you've set your view you don't need to spent a hundred hours rotating the camera every which way. I'm not sure if it's anything you can narrow down, just has a good feel to it once you un-invert the mouse which is inverted by default.
agreed, the Lemmings 3D really disappointed me.
Worms 3D seems to be pretty cool though if you like that sorta game, download the demo, I'll be buying it when its out.
I worked at IBM when Office XP was released. Every time customers removed the machine, or placed it back on the docking station (the normal ms activation byte for no dock = 0 or dock = 1 doesn't apply because the X series doesn't build a hardware profile for the X2 Media Slice) Office XP would force the user to re-activate. Customers hated being told to call MS, but not much we could do about it at IBM.
PowerQuest Drive Image is by PowerQuest. You mean Symantec Ghost?
>> because it might confuse the viewers into
>> thinking it's real news
You mean like the way Fox News tries to confuse the viewerr in to thinking it is real news?
Phantom isn't ripping off other peoples work and saying that those people have no rights to them any longer.
Ugh this is depressing.
Remember Hotmail? The original nice and simple hotmail? The one that didn't have a zillion ads, didn't run like a slothpig, and didn't delete peoples e-mail after a few days. The one whose service didn't get worse and worse while fees for services once free increased?
Decemeber 31 1997 rolls around and the beast (fat beast) comes and assimilates a once great service. At first it isn't so bad, just a little MS logo or mention here and there. But now check it out.
I would think 'Full Price' referred to not recieving an additional discount for quantity or special projects. They would pay the same any one else at the school did per mac.
Epson ones don't, I used to repair the printers for a while and we used to service carts which were identical, I had thought the same thing for a while. Everyone says this, yet I've never seen anyone give a brand name they know that does this. anyone?
yeah, sometimes it's just cheaper to buy a new printer that comes with two ink carts. :(
>> That's it, you're not going to be hired now.
.org development position, I think his name was Anonymous Coward. Thanks.
Hey Marci? Could you bring in the file for the person we interviewed last week for the new
>> No, the internal print shop!
RTFA. Thats not where they were going. He works in the print shop which has the same loading dock as the rest of the building.
"(MSCopy, the print shop I work in, is in the same building as MS's shipping and receiving). Three palettes of Dual 2.0Ghz G5's on their way in to somewhere deep in the bowels of Redmond. "
Where does analog come in to that process?
1) Purchase $10 premium Napster subscription (unlimited downloads/no burning rights)
2) Download 1000 tracks and add to playlist
3) Launch Roxio AudioCentral Sound Editor
4) Change recording source to 'wave' or 'stereo mix'
5) Disable all windows system sounds
6) Click record in Sound Editor
7) Click play in Napster
8) Come back 3 days later and stop recording in Sound Editor
9) Choose option to split tracks (based on gap of silence between tracks) in Roxio AC Sound Editor
10) Now save as MP3 files.
11) Rinse and repeat.
Except that you can actually find mp3s on Google, try searching for Weapons Of Mass Destruction and click on 'i feel lucky' and you get kicked here. See! No wmd!
Ah, the good 'ol Chewbacca defense. For those who don't follow it's from SouthPark:
Ladies and Gentlemen, this is Chewbacca. Chewbacca is a Wookiee from the planet Kashyyyk who carried a gun and ran from the mob. But Chewbacca lives on the planet Endor. Now think about it. That does not make sense. Why would a Wookiee, an eight-foot-tall Wookiee, want to live on Endor with a bunch of two-foot-tall Ewoks. That does not make sense.
But more important, you have to ask yourself what does this have to do with this case. Nothing. Ladies and Gentlemen, it has nothing to do with this case. It does not make sense. Look at me. I'm a lawyer defending a major record company producer and entertainer and I'm talkin' about Chewbacca. Does that make sense? Ladies and Gentlemen I am not making any sense. None of this makes sense.
And so you have to remember when you're in that jury room deliberating and conjugating the Emancipation Proclamation, does it make sense? No. Ladies and Gentlemen of this supposed jury it does not make sense. If Chewbacca lives on Endor you must acquit.
I know he seems guilty. But ladies and gentlemen this is Chewbacca. Now think about that for one minute. That does not make sense. Why am I talking about Chewbacca when a man's life is on the line? Why? I'll tell you why. I don't know. It doesn't make sense. If Chewbacca does not make sense you must acquit. Here look at the monkey , look at the silly monkey.
I already cancelled my rbc visa when the first story mentioning this was posted, make sure when you do this you explain why and make them listen, don't just cut up the card.