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I miss the old Verbatium discs....plain white top, blue backs...the perfered CD-R of live-music traders. but I can't find them anymore, used to be at Sams club, but not any more.

RAID 5 my good man, RAID 5....(if you can afford it)

those things look awesome. sound even better. but the dude who designes the multi-media stuff swears up and down that the 2.1 system sounds the best.

I didn't see this anywhere in the long list of posts for this thread....but.... c$ IS a valid share name in NT/2000/XP....but it's a HIDDEN share. You can hide any share by putting $ at the end.

It won't ruin Microsoft. Linux needs to become much easier to use, install and administer before it even makes a dent in the desktop market. Even if Linux were to become a major player on the desktop scene, Microsoft would figure out a way to make money. Despite everything else, they still...

Huge, in response to your question, every network is setup different. The minimum you will usually need (from your ISP, either cable or DSL) is an IP address, subnet mask, default gateway and DNS server....but that's only if everything is static. Many ISP's (like mine, I have a cable modem...

You want cartoons? Two words: Space Ghost!!!:laugh:

I have the Klipsch 2.1 system, its pretty loud. I am kind of an audiophile and I cannot stand the onboard sound of my Amptron board. I got a SBLive 5.1 and its a bit better, still not as good as even middle of the road home audio equipment. I have my Klipsch 2.1 hooked up to my reveiver...

ahh ok. I hardly ever see data rates represented in bytes. then again im not a big internet downloader or anything. and i usually see bytes represented with a capital B, bits with a lower case b. pretty nitpicky huh? :) in fact ever since i made a consious effort to work on PCs as little as...

200 kbps seems pretty slow for a broadband connection. I *always* test at over 1mbps even at peak times, sometimes as high as 3mbps. And that's actuall transfer rates, taking overhead into consideration.

The first thing I would try is a port between 256 and 1023. richard field [email protected]

I have two of those things at work, they are a time and space saver. about 2 feet tall, 8 inches wide, 12 inches deep?? Im not at work so im just balparking the dimenstions

Best Atari 2600 game: Bump 'n' Jump!

One note when using Partition Magic: do a goob backup before using... sometimes Partition Magic ain't so magical [email protected]

I've been using ImageCast for a few years now and the new DOS client (4.6) works great.

I honestly don't remember what brand it was. the p5-75 was intel though. ive been strictly AMD since. could the 386 have been a cyrix?

nope, genuine Intel, if i remember right. unless im wrong. didnt you crash it for me once?

Those brothers sure are lucky. my first "own" computer was a 386dx 40MHz with 640K onboard RAM plus 1MB additional RAM and a 20 MB hard drive...DOS 5.0! Then i upgraded to a P5-75 with 24 MBs of RAM and a 512 MB hard drive. richard field [email protected]

i hear polycom makes good stuff. new toys are fun, eh? richard field [email protected]

Only for a bit at IU, but I wasn't using h.323 (is this the protocol you will be using?), it was a proprietary system set up by Ameritech going analog over fiber connections. We are looking into it here at work too, I would be very interested in hearing what problems/successes you have...