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Howdy. We all started out not knowing much. I still have a lot to learn, but I've also learned a lot, many very helpful things right here on this site.

I'd go with Dell rather than HP. I just helped a fellow businessman who purchased a new HP laptop. We are talking a tricked out machine with 17" screen and 8Gb of RAM running Vista. It looks nice , but this thing is a P-I-G, PIG. What a POS. Slower than an 8-year itch and as unstable George...

You know, you just can't unsee some things, no matter how hard you try.

Seems like a reasonable service, however I certainly wouldn't want the "secret code" from the key sent off to someone else. If it were a self-contained deal you could perform at your own desk it might not be bad.

I must be gay I guess, cause I'd like to stick this GD Flexi dongle right up the software engineers ***. Have had to make a 40 mile trip a lot more than I wish to admit to retrieve it so I could use the program I paid for. When we pay for these high dollar programs they should be convenient to...

Outside of donated items, absolutely not. I view it as tacky and unprofessional. Each business must do what they feel is right and we chose not to.

We bought some of the SW mags when we first started our business. To be quite frank when I turned them over to clean them and saw "Taiwanese Material" I used them for our display only. They are probably fine, but I didn’t want to take a chance. We went and bought a roll of the "fantastic"...

The answer is format and reinstall because many of the threats today intertwine themselves so deeply into the guts of Windows that when you try to extricate them you pull out some of Windows guts as well. While it is certainly possible to remove viruses, malware, spyware, adware and scumware...

DSL, home and work. Both are wide open with work 2x faster than home. Slow compared to the big city speeds though. Around here they estimate 70% of the people in the county are still on dialup. Since I haven't been on dialup since 1997 I can't even imagine going back. In this day and age...

Sure they are. Like he said above, its what they do. While I don't use the spell check feature I use Google just like everyone else. I don't like that that they track me but what ya gonna do?

What amazes me even more is the gaul to charge $125 for a little piece of plastic. Just unreal! I remember after I got my cutter I thought WTH, I'll get an extra blade holder as a backup. Surprise Kemosabe!! I about fainted.

When I have the space to do so, top hinge and cut between the letters. When I first started, not that long ago, I would cut into very small sections when possible. That way I could apply each section with one downward squeegee stroke. This method worked great but is sllooowww as heck. As I...

The font thing is our standard http://members.ozemail.com.au/~scef/tft.html It is a bit old, but works perfectly. Also have the one that comes with Corel, but prefer the one above. Installing and uninstalling fonts is a simple click of the mouse. (FYI, typically you have to stop...

Concerning SP3, you'll not want to install that lest you most likely will have issues and crashes which is really unfortunate since XP with SP2 is rock solid.

Man, thay be one of the most annoying websites I have ever visited in over 10 years. The website (and the product it is pimping for that matter) ignites some sort of basal anger. I'd be scared to death to have a vehicle with that stuff applied as I'd guess it would get keyed repeatedly. I...

You want to ask yourself "Would someone under 30 say "Ah, that's cool!", if so then don't include it on a business website." The purpose of an effective business website is to offer information to the visitor that is quick and easy to find and as brief as possible. And no friggin Flash...

Thanks guys.

Anyone have a clue what font this is or you think it is a custom? http://www.webershandwick.com/images/ws/clientLogos/clientLogo_GotMilk.jpg

Anyone know this font?

So here's what we need to do. We have a client who makes (a lot) of "girly" craft things that until now has been buying here RTA's off the Net. She has been getting hosed big time (To the tune of $45+shipping for a 12x24 graphic cut in Oracal 631 film). She discovered us and want to do all her...