One thing I find a little dissapointing is that it does not save the links to the pages you were surfing but instead brings you to your default home pages. While I know this might be a little hard to do or deal with due to post information on some pages but it would be nice for firefox to attempt to bring you back to the place you were before.
Never used it myself, but this seems like it would do what you want:
"SessionSaver restores your browser -exactly- as you left it, every startup, every time. Not even a crash will phase it. Windows, tabs, even things you were typing -- they're all saved. Use the menu to add + remove sessions; right, shift, or middle-clicking will delete."
There's actually a cool extension similiar to IE View called IE Tab that essentially does just that. Rather than opening up a new window for Internet Explorer, this plugin integrates IE into a tab within Firefox... it's pretty neat.
You want something that detects your player like an external drive when you plug it in.
I have an iRiver H10 and my brother has a http://creative.com/products/welcome.asp?category= 213>Creative Zen Micro. They both work great and are completely drag drop with your explorer of choice. (Only support mp3 and wma)
I did RTFLAITFA. FTFA: "Now it is preparing to extend its technology to nearly every other medium, most significantly television. It is looking toward a world of digital cable boxes and Internet-delivered television that will allow it to show commercials tailored for each viewer, as it does now for each Web page it displays."
Granted the entire article isn't about Google DVR, but saying it has nothing about it is incorrect...
I wish I had a subscription so I could quote it myself, but I remember reading in this article, Houser said how people are tired of playing games that lead to failure because that's what real life is like:
http://select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=F3 0D11F93D5B0C758DDDA90994DD404482
Someone with a subscription pull that please.
If they run Cisco equipment, a show cdp neighbor will help you a lot. Keeping up to date documentation on a network (especially a large one) is a difficult task, but it will make solving future problems much easier.
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One thing I find a little dissapointing is that it does not save the links to the pages you were surfing but instead brings you to your default home pages. While I know this might be a little hard to do or deal with due to post information on some pages but it would be nice for firefox to attempt to bring you back to the place you were before.
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Never used it myself, but this seems like it would do what you want:
SessionSaver - https://addons.mozilla.org/extensions/moreinfo.ph
"SessionSaver restores your browser -exactly- as you left it, every startup, every time. Not even a crash will phase it. Windows, tabs, even things you were typing -- they're all saved. Use the menu to add + remove sessions; right, shift, or middle-clicking will delete."
At least they "educate hoardes of poor children," whereas we just seem to push them through schools (without them really learning anything.)
There's actually a cool extension similiar to IE View called IE Tab that essentially does just that. Rather than opening up a new window for Internet Explorer, this plugin integrates IE into a tab within Firefox... it's pretty neat.
You want something that detects your player like an external drive when you plug it in.
= 213>Creative Zen Micro. They both work great and are completely drag drop with your explorer of choice. (Only support mp3 and wma)
I have an iRiver H10 and my brother has a http://creative.com/products/welcome.asp?category
Too slow!!!!
I did RTFLAITFA. FTFA: "Now it is preparing to extend its technology to nearly every other medium, most significantly television. It is looking toward a world of digital cable boxes and Internet-delivered television that will allow it to show commercials tailored for each viewer, as it does now for each Web page it displays."
Granted the entire article isn't about Google DVR, but saying it has nothing about it is incorrect...
"Logitech, who is always trying to push the input device envelope, will no longer be shown on FOX."
So we'll just put off building a data center until cooling for machines is no longer needed.
7th word into the entry is a link to the nytimes article.
i'm pretty sure they have a decent reputation for news...
Please see all the previous comments about microwaves.
I wish I had a subscription so I could quote it myself, but I remember reading in this article, Houser said how people are tired of playing games that lead to failure because that's what real life is like: http://select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=F3 0D11F93D5B0C758DDDA90994DD404482
Someone with a subscription pull that please.
If you are going to try to write up docs....
If they run Cisco equipment, a show cdp neighbor will help you a lot. Keeping up to date documentation on a network (especially a large one) is a difficult task, but it will make solving future problems much easier.
They've been hosting this for a while. http://www.microsoft.com/smallbusiness/online/web- hosting/hub.mspx
For 50$ a month, their service also comes with a dynamic IP.
Task Switch XP Pro is also pretty pointless.. my brother uses the Alt-Tab Repacement PowerToy, and it works just fine:
r toys/xppowertoys.mspx
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powe
I didn't know they still made $1900 bills.
Hardware: Man Arrested for Using Open Wireless Network
or is it
Your Rights Online: Florida Man Charged For Stealing Wi-Fi
so now he's charged rather than arrested...with the same article as proof? Madness!