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FearTheHands

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  1. 1.) Football 2.) White van man 3.) The city of Leicester
  2. quote: how do you reboot your hard drive, i want to wipe every thing clean as i have ammassed so much crap. Formatting (not rebooting) you hard drive is very straight forward. What is vital though is that you have made a backup up of all the files you need & more importantly that you have all of the drivers/software for all of your hardware (printers, scanners etc) If you are (re)installing XP, then you also need to make sure your machine is setup to boot from a CD ROM. Do a search on google about formatting & reinstalling before you go ahead.
  3. Once you have this sort of problem, you really have 2 choices: 1.) Format your drive & reinstall Windows (the best but not necessarily most practical method particularly if you do not have a partioned drive & will lose all your files as a result 2.) Restore Windows to a previous restore point (assuming you have system restore active?) You can achieve this quite easily & MAY solve your problem My recommendation would be to wipe your drive & start again ...
  4. Yes, touched a nerve here too! Personally I think they should be banned for public sale & use & you should have to go to a proper organised event. There are too many people & animals mamed each year by the misuse of fireworks. Even people who don't set out to misuse them can mame or kill themselves. I was at a "proper" organised display many years ago when one of the firework lighters (sic) dropped his lighting device (sic) into a box of display rockets about 20 yards from us. Needless to say chaos ensued & a pregnant women was hit in the stomach by a display rocket, thankfully it wasn't that serious. Trouble is where I live bonfire night seems to start the 1st week in October & doesn't end until 2 weeks after November 5th. Ban em I say!
  5. Yes, they most definitely are! I had a similar situation a few years back when I needed a receipt from B&Q & the girl at the counter told me the til was malfunctioning & she couldn't give me a hand written receipt as "They don't do that sort of thing". Naturally I mad quite a fuss & got the manager to hand write a receipt for 23 separate items I checked with an account friend of mine afterwards about the legalities of this & he told me you are entitled to a receipt for any purchase & it is a legal requirement for anyone selling a product/service that is VAT chargeable to offer you a VAT receipt I'm not anal you know, honest ...
  6. This company is also worth a try (I have also used SVP & been very happy btw): Bigpockets.co.uk
  7. That really is "humour" at it's most base level ... Well done!!! So didn't want to like it, but it has a certain puerile quality that appeals to my "sense of humour" :cool: [ 02. November 2004, 11:30 PM: Message edited by: FearTheHands ]
  8. Terry Dreamweaver has certain built in functionality for the type of thing you want to achieve. As I mentioned there is an army of people who create add ons that will do exactly what you want & more as well. I do honestly believe that FP holds amateur developers such as yourself back from moving forward. My missus started out using FP, hen went onto use DW & was amazed at the difference. I will be odd at first, but stick with it & it will be worth it in the long run. If I can be of any further help, then please let me know. I know what it's like starting out :-
  9. When you say "drop down menu's" I assume you actually mean the mouse over menu's on your website ? Drop down menu's are actually a form element, not what you have on your website. Frontpage really is a bag of dog toffee & bears no resemblance to the correct way you should be building websites, rather it is Microsoft's version of HTML. I suggest you should use Macromedia Dreamweaver. You can get tons of free plugins that will help you build those type of mouse-over effects & more. The main problem with the positioning of your mouse over menu's (and your website in general) is you are using relative positions instead of absolute, (percentage instead of a fixed position) this will always have different display properties dependent on what size & resolution the user has their monitor set to. What you see in your WYSIWYG editor need not bear any relation to what is displayed in a browser. You should change your table & cell widths to pixel sizes instead of percentage width. Also do not trust for one second the inbuilt browser that comes with front page, ALWAYS view in a proper browser as you will be seeing 3 different results. I've been a web developer for almost 10 years & changed from using front page to Dreamweaver after about 4 months, believe me you won't regret it. [ 02. November 2004, 04:19 PM: Message edited by: FearTheHands ]
  10. quote: like it, will do that with eric the fish next year Is he an Halibut ?
  11. Have you tried phoning that number & seeing who answers ? Dial 141 before the number which will withold your number
  12. Gray-Catchpole why not get yourself KVM switch (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) instead of running 2 monitors ? http://www.kvmswitchdirect.co.uk/Rextron_K...AG.htm#myhopper I am a professional web devloper & have 3 machines running. I only use 1 monitor though & switch between them. Alot cheaper, a lot less space etc ... [ 01. November 2004, 10:29 AM: Message edited by: FearTheHands ]
  13. Well that's 30 seconds of my life I'll never get back
  14. Actually I was watching John Wilson (I think) at Chesil bait up a ragworm. He removed the tail as he says "It comes off during casting away", so I thought "Then why remove it if it comes off ??!" Can't say I've had that happen anyway. I think I'll go down the route of not threading them so far & double hooking them
  15. Been up Highfields for a knee trembler
  16. The Specials - Little Bitch Not difficult if you are a fan ...
  17. Right Firstly: what version of Nero are you using Howard 13 ? I still use Nero 5.5.8.2 - it's an old version which I've stuck to as I've had issues with newer versions. I have no problems creating audio CD's from WMA files Secondly: I wouldn't recommend WMP for burning CD's - basically it's pants Finally: you can easily convert WMA files to MP3's using a utility called "Alive MP3 WAV Converter" http://www.alivemedia.net/ Hope that helps - WMA files are quite a basic audio file & are easy to convert ...
  18. Being new to using ragworms (the look of them & the fact they "are biters" put me off for a good while!) is there a method of threading them onto a hook that avoids their stomach popping & squriting all over you ? I hook into the mouth & thread onto the hook all way up the the eye of the hook Having now used ragworms I realise what deadly bait they are - just wondering if I can avoid the odd "pop" ? [ 30. October 2004, 02:19 AM: Message edited by: FearTheHands ]
  19. Aha - so the technical term would be a "Line Taker Offer" ?
  20. Thanks all for your replies What exactly does a "Line Stripper" do? [ 29. October 2004, 11:16 AM: Message edited by: FearTheHands ]
  21. quote: Spencer. From Big Brother. What a frickin dipstick. Have to agree I started watching this programme & after 10 minutes realised who he was, already having made the decision that he was a cretin. "Lars come & rub my feet" Tosspiece! demon
  22. I used to love Henry Gilbey & especially Fishing On The Edge - of particular interest as an intermediate sea angler. Unfortunately now I can hardly bare to watch him. He comes across as immature and a braggart. There's no doubt about his genuine enthusiasm he just does my head in! :mad: I think I was only interested because it is the only dedicated sea fishing prog on H&L My vote goes to Matt Hayes as all round most watchable. Informative, non condescending, inoffensive & buck toothed brummy John Wilson really is a giggling tit - Heheheheheheheheheheheeeee bu-YOU-tiful!" Ever caught a fekkin ugly fish John ?!?!! Rex Hunt is another collsal tit
  23. I am allowed to make such comments being a Leicester local myself
  24. I went to Leicester once - but it was shut ...
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