The_Wanderer

The_Wanderer

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The mainframes and microframes had copy protection for years. One method is a SSD chip that gives each PC a unique hash total. When you install software, you need to register with the manufacture. That way they can verify if you are loading a copy that was paid for. I see no problem if PCs begin using a secure system similar to the SSD chip. Remember these thoughts: No one is forcing you to buy or pirate software. It's your choice, good or bad. It's stealing

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I'm getting 3.2mps with Comcast and I live outside of Philly in a very built up suburban community. I rarely have problems. The problems I do have a quick hard reset works 99% of the time. In terms of support, I've had no problems when I first setup. Even though they don't support routers, they gave me enough tech info to program my home router. Later when I couldn't even connect they were good enough in determining that a server problem on thier end was the issue. My house

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Thanks for all the help with my previous questions. It sounds like I will be purchasing Object Desktop tonight. One final question: How does it handle portrait mode monitors? I am currently using Pivot Pro V. 6.04 with a CTX LCD Monitor.

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Hello. I just recently discovered wincustomize.com and related sites. From reading and viewing all the products I believe they are what I'm looking for. Before making a purchase I do have some questions. I figure users and administrators can help in answering some questions. 1. What's the difference between WindowBlinds and WebBlinds? From viewing the skins they seems to do the same thing, especially under WinXP as IE is a major part of the GUI. 2. Can y

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