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Just out of interest, wnen was I made a TG Support member? Not that I'm complaining, just surprised

Sunnyvale (CA) - AMD has updated its server processor roadmap with single-die 6-core and dual-die 12-core Opteron processors. The new processors will be manufactured in a 45 nm process that will be introduced with the Shanghai quad-core later this year. When Intel rolls out its Nehalem processors later this year, AMD appears to be better prepared than in late 2006 when Core began its triumph and until today pretty much wiped out all of the gains AMD Opteron has made in previous years. On the server side, AMD will counter Intel with the Shanghai quad-core CPU, which will be based on the current Barcelona technology, but will be manufactured in 45 nm and bring performance and power consumption benefits. A completely new platform is planned to be introduced in 2010. Called the "Maranello" platform, AMD will then transition to DDR3 memory and four HT3 lanes. The multi-socket processors will include the monolithic 6-core "Sao Paulo" with 6 MB of L3 cache, new hardware throttling and power management features, as well as the dual-die 12-core "Magny Cours" processor with 12 MB L3 cache. Both processors will be built in 45 nm. At least at this time AMD does not anticipate any Nvidia chipsets to support this platform and says that it will couple the CPU with its own RD890S and RD870S northbridges as well as the SB700S southbridge. Read more... Given Intel and Nvidia's past performance though, AMD will still be out-done in terms of fastest processor available (CPU and GPU respectively) but not in value (ie: no doubt, AMD will be significantly cheaper than Intel and Nvidia). Example: the 3870 X2 was the fastest graphics card available until Nvidia came out with the 9800 range shortly afterwards.

In the end I bypassed the problem as one hard drive had Vista, one was named "Setup Data" and the other has XP on it; I just used: var %c = C: :retry if (($exists(%c $+ \users)) || (setup isin $disc(%c).label)) { if (%c == C:) { var %c = D: | goto retry } ... } It worked in the end.

Is it possible to find out the Windows directory (ie: %windir%) using mIRC? I did find one snippet on MS org that uses com objects to access the registry but it doesn't seem to work (tested with XP). I'm working on a small script that automatically opens up an installation to make it easier for someone to install a particular program on their own and the only thing left is to find out what drive letter program files are installed on. Windows has been installed before on another hard drive so there's more than one Program Files and Windows folder. I'm using mIRC 6.16 as it can be opened straight from a CD.

I came across an article on another website that mentioned about a website called Searchme. I thought "what the hell, I'll give it a go". All I can say is "wow"; this search engine looks like it was designed for Windows Vista. I'm not going to spoil it too much more, just take a look for yourself: It's in its beta stages but I bet you anything that Google and MSN will copy them before long.

The picture is 2.5MB, 2592x1944px with a depth of 24 bits per pixel. It was taken on 6th Feb '08 at 13:36:53 with a Fujifilm FinePix S5200 ver 1.0. The exposure time was 0.0142857, ISO speed rating 800, shutter speed 6.16, aperture 3.4, brigthness 1.9. Just a little info if anyone's camera-savvy (I'm not). I've seen clearer pictures, I must admit; the fur further than the cat's forehead is not too clear, including its main body. It looks like you've used a digital zoom, rather than an optical zoom, which lowers the picture's quality. Resizing the picture to (for example) 1024x768 will increase the quality of the picture to the eye. That's about my limit.

Yeah, it's not like you'd expect to see that anywhere else. Sorry for the sarcastic arrogance but when you think about it...

on *:JOIN:#: { if (RoomBlah isin $chan) { .timer 1 10 msg $chr(37) $+ $chr(35) $+ RoomBlah $remove($replace($nick $address $1,>,Guest_),') has Join $remove($chan,$chr(37),$chr(35)) ( $+ $time GMT +10) } ... } That what you're after?

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Warrior, I think it's usually a good idea to list multiple definitions starting at 1. Also, in regards to the definitions dialog, you're small statement area is gramatically incorrect; you generally do not precede "and" with a comma. For the IRC Translator I don't see why you've used group boxes instead of text and I don't think you should have a colon after the checkbox's text. The two drop-down boxes are also no aligned to the text boxes. The directory dialog doesn't really need a title; if the title doesn't fit on the dialog then there's no real point in having a (long) title. I would suggest having the text to the left of the text boxes, as opposed to having them above the text boxes. The two buttons on the mapquest dialog are not aligned and they're a bit over-sized; making the buttons the same height as the text boxes would look neater imo, like the dictionary dialog. Also, why are there colons on most of the buttons and the toolbar? They don't really seem to fit.

This is what I was going to make it into: alias away { if ($away) { nick $mnick away } else { tnick $me $+ -away away $iif($1-,away $1,away AFK) } } It would've been a long, pretty $iif but I just got up

For those of you that use Koach's IRC server, this is what you can use to visibly show yourself as away to mIRC (or other client) users and webchat users: alias away { $iif($away,nick $mnick,tnick $me $+ -away) | $iif($away,away,away AFK) } It will change your status to away and change your nickname temporarily. When you type /away again it will mark you as returned and change your name back to your primary nickname. You can expand it to make your own away message but I couldn't be bothered so if you want to change it, feel free to do so. Usage: /away - marks you as away if you're not already. /away - marks you as returned if you're away.

You don't have to use exactly "start.wav" but you do need to make sure that the directory, filename and file extension are correct. To make things simple, use //run $mircdir and place the file there then use on *:start:{ splay $mircdirstart.wav } As for what you said, did you use splay sounds/start.wav or just copy what X put? If you did the latter, you'll need to change the code.

Personally, I would recommend using two drop-down boxes for the language dialog rather than loads of radio buttons; makes it look neater, takes up less space, easier to code and it doesn't take much to add any other languages. The directory listing dialog looks a bit large for what it is. Are there items that will fill up all of the space? The map quest dialog buttons are a bit over-sized imo and the colons seem unnecessary. Would be nice to see an interactive graphic for the map too Does it make suggestions for incorrectly-spelled places (or multiple places with the same name) or look up local public places (eg: restaurants)? Looks like they're getting along well.

An eternity ring is often given to the wife after a year and is symbolic like X said.

Congrats. Really friggin expensive to be married - first the dates, then the engagement ring, then the arrangements, the wedding, the honeymoon, the eternity ring and (if & when) kids. The last part is the most expensive

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With an INI file it's very easy. Say you have a file like this: To recite Section2 next to A all you need is $readini(file.ini,Section2,A)

I'm not convinced that it's authentic. It just looks too plain to me. On the SRC screenshot, for example, look at the two boxes for the nicknames - one is aligned closer to the top, the other closer to the bottom. Problem is you can't prove one way or the other as MSNChat is now closed.

I checked the forum on that day and didn't notice this topic lol. Thanks for those who posted

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WinRAR works rather well for a lot of people, myself included. There aren't too many compressed file formats it can't open but it's far from the best program to compress files.

Only £249? I'll buy 10 of those, rather than saving money by buying 750GB hard drives for under £100ea

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