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7th Jun 2009 - 10:16pm
thornback's AvatarthornbackBoy, can I type!
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Hi Gary'
ive got Starview and Krytpview and to be honest if i was to choice i would chose Kryptview because thet far quicker at getting firmware out then any of the other cable boxes,hope this helps

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7th Jun 2009 - 10:16pm
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Try here Gary.
 

 

8th Jun 2009 - 7:11pm
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Cheers makes interesting reading.....
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13th Jun 2009 - 4:08pm
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trouble is what you are reading is over a year old!
 

 

13th Jun 2009 - 9:45pm
gary-danne's Avatargary-danneI need to get out more
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Would love to hear more upto date stuff icon_smile.gif....
Might be best to message me it tho lol
Cheers Gary......
 

 

19th Jun 2009 - 10:01pm
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Starview 4 sorted icon_smile.gif and working icon_smile.gif....
Gary xx
 

 

21st Jun 2009 - 8:14am
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FrowningMango wrote:

WOW there's 24 pages on this thread.

I can't be bothered sifting through it all but if anyone has any Mac problems, get in touch as I'm an Apple Engineer.

hi whats best apples to make a crumble?
 

 

21st Jun 2009 - 1:28pm
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cockslut wrote:

FrowningMango wrote:

WOW there's 24 pages on this thread.

I can't be bothered sifting through it all but if anyone has any Mac problems, get in touch as I'm an Apple Engineer.

hi whats best apples to make a crumble?

Brambly
 

 

21st Jun 2009 - 3:42pm
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Hi - daft bimbo question alert!

How do I get really good backgrounds on powerpoint slides?

Can I use photographs?

Ta x
 

 

21st Jun 2009 - 4:22pm
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noladreams wrote:

Hi - daft bimbo question alert!

How do I get really good backgrounds on powerpoint slides?

Can I use photographs?

Ta x


Yes you can Nola. From the Toolbar in Powepoint....

Click Insert
Click Picture
Click From File
Locate your picture and select it
Resize it to fit the presentation accordingly
Then back to the Toolbar
Click Insert
Click Text Box
Draw Text Box and then add your text as normal

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21st Jun 2009 - 4:42pm
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varca wrote:

noladreams wrote:

Hi - daft bimbo question alert!

How do I get really good backgrounds on powerpoint slides?

Can I use photographs?

Ta x


Yes you can Nola. From the Toolbar in Powepoint....

Click Insert
Click Picture
Click From File
Locate your picture and select it
Resize it to fit the presentation accordingly
Then back to the Toolbar
Click Insert
Click Text Box
Draw Text Box and then add your text as normal

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Ooooh, super smashing great! thumbup.gif
 

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21st Jun 2009 - 4:54pm
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I have a HP thinclient which I have installed with minty linux as a persistent installation on a usb flash drive. All is well except the video is not up to much. If i install the video driver as supported by via for the vx800 motherboard, all goes as expected except the driver does not appear in the list of hardware drivers. I have tried the auto debian installer as well as command line.
Any ideas?
 

 

21st Jun 2009 - 5:04pm
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no idea what ya on about pmsl ........ what ya need is a pc engineer icon_rolleyes.gif
 

 

21st Jun 2009 - 5:24pm
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Sara_2006 wrote:

no idea what ya on about pmsl ........ what ya need is a pc engineer icon_rolleyes.gif


I was going to suggest he just pushes it in a bit further and wiggles it about a bit dunno.gif lol2.gif

probably no help whatsoever but....

Is it Compaq???

Cos...

t5125 Thin Client
VIA Eden 400 MHz
Maximum video resolution is
1280x1024, 24 bit @ 85 Hz

t5520 Thin Client
VIA Eden 800 MHz
Maximum video resolution is
1280x1024, 32 bit @ 85 Hz

Also google tells me that it is important to cross-reference the supported video resolutions of the HP Compaq thin client to the supported resolutions of the monitor. Most HP monitors have one or more supported resolutions that match HP Compaq thin client products.

Do I get a star or was I no use whatsoever? lol2.gif


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21st Jun 2009 - 6:09pm
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varca wrote:



Is it Compaq???

Cos...

t5125 Thin Client
VIA Eden 400 MHz
Maximum video resolution is
1280x1024, 24 bit @ 85 Hz

t5520 Thin Client
VIA Eden 800 MHz
Maximum video resolution is
1280x1024, 32 bit @ 85 Hz

Also google tells me that it is important to cross-reference the supported video resolutions of the HP Compaq thin client to the supported resolutions of the monitor. Most HP monitors have one or more supported resolutions that match HP Compaq thin client products.

Do I get a star or was I no use whatsoever? lol2.gif


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Ok its a HP t5630 and it can support 1280 x 1024 but in linux with the legacy vesa driver i only get 800 x 600 , i have the driver that via recomend but it wont work icon_rolleyes.gif
 

 

21st Jun 2009 - 10:13pm
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Sorry I can't help at all with this.....think I will have to have a play with Linux tho.....just need some free time.....icon_smile.gif
Gary xx...
Perhaps if I stop bringing other peoples pcs home from work to fix I would have some lol...
 

 

30th Jun 2009 - 3:04pm
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Help!

There's something wrong with my laptop... it just randomly switches itself off. There's no warning... it just turns off. Turns back on okay but lasts about 10 minutes and then turns off.

And yes... it's plugged in! icon_wink.gif

Anyone got any ideas? dunno.gif
 

 

30th Jun 2009 - 3:17pm
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Dirtygirly wrote:

Help!

There's something wrong with my laptop... it just randomly switches itself off. There's no warning... it just turns off. Turns back on okay but lasts about 10 minutes and then turns off.

And yes... it's plugged in! icon_wink.gif

Anyone got any ideas? dunno.gif


Does it do it all the time DG, or mostly when you're say, in bed or on the sofa with it? Most likely cause is it's cutting out to protect the chips because they're overheating, often caused by using it on carpet, duvets, other materials that prevent airflow in. Try it on a table top or somewhere well ventilated and see if it still does it?

N x x x icon_wink.gif
 

 

30th Jun 2009 - 3:26pm
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Dirtygirly wrote:

Help!

There's something wrong with my laptop... it just randomly switches itself off. There's no warning... it just turns off. Turns back on okay but lasts about 10 minutes and then turns off.

And yes... it's plugged in! icon_wink.gif

Anyone got any ideas? dunno.gif


That happened to mine last year icon_biggrin.gif






the motherboard was fooked and i had to scrap it icon_confused.gif
 

 

30th Jun 2009 - 3:41pm
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icon_eek.gif icon_eek.gif icon_eek.gif

This is NOT what I want to hear!!

Shit bollocks fuck.

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