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please ignore hemi, he is a hemaphrodite idiot that had his balls transplanted into his head to make his tiny brains bigger. any way, macs from my experience are able to use their hardware resources better when doing certain s**t, the s**t they are best use for like video and graphical editing. oh and that comparing of a mac to a pc does show one thing, mac can install s**t faster, the windows adobe cs3 is like 3.4 gig or sumfin, macs is over 9. pcs are based for gaming, and hell, with modern macs cause of the intel processors, just dual boot the b***h with windows, then you have a computer that games and a computer for video and crap. and i note that it is also possible to do the opposite with some computers, get a windows computer and install leopard and dual boot

thx, when i googled nufin came up. ram seems to be working fine, been doing some preety intense image stuff and its been using it all, so i dbout its the ram. oh well, its working again for some reason so meh.

just put
background-image: link here;
Background: repeat;
under background. im preety sure thats the code, cbf'd starting dreamweaver to check

bump, off the first page

edg, gtf back to chatterbox. venus, my advice is to either find a guide on the net on how to change the colour of a click wheel and follow the putting back together part or simply go and b***h slap ya friend and force him to fix it or buy you a new one

plug the ipod in and go file> sync ipod with itunes

macs are good for graphical stuff as they tend to use their resources better then a pc does. pcs are more for gaming and all the other stuff, make ya choice.

el33, yes, you can, ive seen it done.

gtf back to be kiy, and like that wiki said, it is a way of erasing a hard disc until it is no longer recoverable. now, doesnt that sound like a more advnaced version of formatting? there fore my comment was still vaild

edgeu, you can, its just hard as crap to do it. mate went from single core 2 gig ddr2 set up to a dual core 4gig ddr3 setup and kept the same hdd without formatting, the guy who built it for him manually edited the windows config to make it work.