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I think Mac's are a good, well made product.... I just do not think they are worth 2-3x the money. For the record, I used to be employed (two lifetimes ago it seems) supporting Claris Software (owned by Apple... Filemaker Pro) and also UMAX Clone Macintosh Computers (great machine for it's...

Top of the line goodies? Core2Duo CPU, 2.4ghz 250gb HDD 13" display 2gb RAM. A PC Laptop with these specs would be ALOT less... Check out the HP dv6t series... Here is what you get for $550 (almost half the $999 MAC) i3 processor (not older core 2 duo) 500gb HDD (twice as big)...

+3 for SnagIt

Too small of a job to mess with... especially at a wholesale price! What do you expect this to cost, and what is the customer paying?

3651 is fine... I usually run around the perimeter with a roller (Speedpress brand) to put a little extra seal on the edges but not too much or it can crush the gator.

Who sets the prices for your business? YOU set the prices... the customer only gets to decide if they will pay it or not. If you say NO they will pay more.

Tell them that without an on-file copy of their resale certificate you are obligated to COLLECT sales tax. You do not CHARGE sales tax... the state does. You just collect it on their behalf. Even if they did accidentally pay sales tax for a resale item (because they "forgot" to send you...

I bet you just need new batteries. They are rechargable and eventually they die out like all batteries and do not take a charge anymore. You have to replace the batteries in them every couple years. Lotsa Folks sell them: http://www.americanbatterycompany.com/...

I bought three APC BackUps-650's a couple years go... at Fry's Electronics here in Phx.

the serifs are flat on the bodoni

looks familiar... kind of a cooper-ized goudy! hang on... looking

Check with the guys at Laird Plastics by the west end of the airport , or Jason at Port Plastics in Chandler... they can steer you to a fabricator that can bend 48".... Can you redesign it to be easier to make?

I believe that x10 is the version supported for Windows 7... and I dont think they like 64 bit even then. I did the same thing this week... installed 7.3.2 on my WIn7-64 machine. It bombs too. My key is no good for x10 so I have to upgrade or keep an happy XP machine. I am just going to...

I'd get a Windows 7 PC, Intel i5 or i7 Processor, 4 gb RAM, 15.6" display, 500gb 7200rpm HDD, DVDRW, 1gb dedicated (not shared) Video RAM, 6cell battery. Cost about 850bucks. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834220864 Less still if you go i3 CPU/...

Sry... I meant to delete your address from that distribution list!

RAIDs can be good to have, but they are NOT a backup solution. They are for redundancy so that your server stays up & running in the event of a drive failure. So many people have drives in a RAID and never think about it again They mistakenly think their data is safe. It isn't... as...

Does the BIOS see the drive when it is connected? If not then no software utility will be able to touch it. If yes, then you have something to work with. Now it is just a matter of how many hours/dollars/calories you are willing to burn to get your data back. Hard drives are cheap. A...

you gotta determine what the failure is. Head assembly, circuit board? look here for a replacement board: http://www.onepcbsolution.com/ You tube has lots of videos about fixing bad HDDS

sheeesh!

Here is how I handle a hard drive failure: I set up my system to compartmentalize disasters... O/S is separate from user data (desktop, documents, email PST files, address book, etc...) Customer work files and Quickbooks is completely separate. An O/S drive failure does not cost me work...