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    Backup for Business?

    If they only have enough data to fit on 1 - 2 DVD's, I suppose DVD backup is an OK solution, make sure the media is high quality, like Yuden or similar. An option here is an external hard drive, which I have found to be more reliable for backup when handled properly. Also regarding online...
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    how to setup the harmony control for HTPC.

    The Harmony database where you program your remote has predefined support for MCE.
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    USB TV tuner

    Get the whole "hooking a console to it" out of your head. Not going to work, sorry to tell you. Even PCI tuners lag too much to play a console game through.
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    Video upconversion to 720p/1080i

    FFDSHOW is a highly configurable post-processor for video/audio. You can read about it here: http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=719041 and here: http://www.htpcnews.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=17427&hl=ffdshow If you are planning on using it, I would go ahead and...
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    Intel Core 2 Duo E6400 $191 @ Monarch

    FWIW, I just ordered one of these and a new HSF yesterday, and got an email this evening with a tracking number. (Yes, from Monarch :D ) Hopefully I should have it in my hands in a couple days.
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    Web design price estimate

    I think your time estimate is a bit off, unless like the previous poster said, you are just doing the wireframing and panels, and then they add the data. Regarding the hourly rate, my company charges double to triple that, depending on the client and the skillset involved. They key...
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    The Dark Side of Vista RC-1

    Whoa! Easy there fella.... I am on your side. It is simply not in Microsoft's best initial interest to promote anything that is not owned by Microsoft. At least until some proffit sharing is established, or licensing agreements. While some may argue that it is in their best interest to...
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    The Dark Side of Vista RC-1

    MS is unlikely to ever promote anything non-proprietary (regardless of their marketing)... Not sure why it is not native, but just in case you wanted to do this: Free PDF Tools for Windows My Favorite: Cute PDF
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    showing and hiding divs

    Heres a decent example: http://javascript.internet.com/page-details/division-control.html #3 on the page has a image in a div tag. Just put the onClick events in the <a> tags instead of a form button.
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    Hardforum Firefox Search Plugin?

    Well, I have not heard otherwise, so I went ahead and put it up at mozdev.org Here is the link. Feel free to let me know if something is not working right. http://mycroft.mozdev.org/download.html?name=hardforum
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    Case Question

    Generally I have found that with a wiring issue, it either works or it doesn't. The problem you are describing sounds more like a power supply issue, or a motherboard issue. DEfinately check the wires first, beyond that, check the two things I mentioned.
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    Hardforum Firefox Search Plugin?

    Saw this topics a few minutes ago, so I built a search plugin real quick for [H]... Seems to be working fine, you cannot specify sub-fourms, but it will search the complete list. I do not know if this violates the term of use, so I will not post it unless a mod contacts me and tels me...
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    Freaking out, Fans Run, No Post HELP!!!

    My guess is that it is the RAM. What is the voltage of the GSkill ram you are trying? If it is not 1.8V ram, you need to pull it, and put in a stick of 1.8V ram, boot to bios, and up the voltage to the rating of your ram, then shutdown and put your ram in. This is been a very common...
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