It is a dedicated client app – no web interface.

The alt-tab cycling has already been linked to by al001 and is not dissimilar to my current method of cycling the virtual desktops – the problem is getting the smaller window magnified in a way that ‘sticks’.

At least this isn’t a “my printer doesn’t print” question only to find its has no power as not plugged into the wall…….

Nearly as good as one we had recently. A customer called up because “the server had gone off”. He was asked to do all the usual checks but nothing seemed to work. So finally he was asked to check that the power cable was secure in the back of the server, he told us it was difficult to see behind the server as it was “too dark”. When asked why he was working in the dark he decided to tell us that the lights weren’t working because of the power cut.

When i moved to reading

Leave him alone, he’s only recently moved to reading, I’m sure writing will come in time.

feature request to developers

Ooh my aching sides.

al001 – I’ve had a quick look at 2 links you posted and both look worth investigating further tomorrow. Thanks.

Apologies for missing the obvious. The OS is likely to be Windows XP but could possibly be Windows Server 2003.

I have no direct access to the data – despite 90% of my job involving dealing with the software package involved, the 3rd party company we pay a fortune too to develop it will not give us the database password.

So I am stuck with the data being displayed in the form it is given to me. The data is dynamic.

As to where the ‘screens’ come from I run 3 instances of the software each on a different virtual desktop and cycle these. If don’t know what virtual desktops are then go Google VirtuaWin – a very useful tool.

£12 to park by the way…!!!

If you do go to the park in the car, don’t follow the signs to the Disneyland car park. Follow the signs to the Disney Village – there is a multi-storey car park there which is half the price of the main car park and right by the park entrance – so no 2 mile hike from and to the car.

I had a P7 in that colour scheme, it was a replacement for my original purple P7 which was nicked in ’95, so what the man at Orange said.

Thanks for the heads up. Finally time to retire my 26 year old White Peak map.

The whole of Gin Blossoms’ New Miserable Experience

It’s one of those rare limited edition full-sus Klein Attitudes – only available in Tesco and Asda. :-)

Page 2 and no mention of The Dambusters? If nothing else it’s got the best score.

Firefox all good here.

The World at War – all 22 hours of it. :-)

It depends on which aspects of WWII she is studying. My daughter recently studied the war but the major aspects they looked at seemed to be the war at home: rationing, evacuation etc. If I was looking for a film to reflect this I would show her something like Hope and Glory

Pot Noodle sandwiches

Since when did a lack of understanding become a barrier to contributing on here? :-)

rainming.

You seem to have missed any mention of the grammar/spelling police.

Edit: Reading that lot again, you seem to be baiting the grammar/spelling police.

If you want to watch euro 2012 in hd in Scotland

That’s gonna be a very big if.

I find the eurosport commentary a bit like the cricket – you don’t actually need to be watchign or even have any real interest in the event to listen to it.

Not since they got rid of the legend that is David Duffield. For some reason they now insist on actually talking about the racing at hand.

That video needs a soundtrack. I’m thinking something like this.

In that first link, if you hover over the engines in the right order you can play the national anthem.

Excellent links – there goes my early(ish) night.

No, it wasn’t me.

HTH. HAND.

Feel for you.

What’s been stolen and in which area? It’s not unknown for someone on here to spot a nicked bike and reunite it with it’s owner.

Anyone else reckon Flashy is sitting at home in his union flag shorts, hat, pants, shoes and jacket waving a flag and crying by the way? Standing to attention?

Sitting whilst standing to attention. Pass the mind bleach.

Why are they projecting a French flag onto Buck House. A German flag I could understand, but French?

I can’t begin to imagine how you are going to fold a liner into that shape. Have you looked at something like this?

Is this Vic Reeves doing his pub singer impression?

Windows 7 comes in both 32 and 64 bit.

Check which one you have by going to the Start menu, right-click on Computer and select Properties. This will open the system properties window – look for the System type entry to see which flavour of Windows you are running.

I used to use handbrake but it doesnt seem to work on newer laptop, something to do with not being 64 bit compatible, I’m not to computer friendly.

Works fine on my new 64 bit windows 7 laptop.

Move all the individual folders into one folder and search for *.* in the new folder, this will give a list of all files in subfolder which you can then select, cut and paste.

If you do go to the park in the car, don’t follow the signs to the Disneyland car park. Go to the Disney Village – there is a multi-storey car park there which is half the price of the main car park and right by the park entrance.

Cav.

We have a winner.

Your go.

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Emily Batty’s legs definitely don’t look like that.
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It’s not Ed Clancy.

Ceanothus??

How you get that?

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I’d recognise those eyes anywhere.
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Assuming I’m right here’s the next one.

Not as alluring as the previous one, but you’ve got to take the rough with the smooth.

Emily Batty???

I last bled my XT brakes in 2003 when I installed them, they have now been on 3 different frames and the only maintenance I have had to do is replace the pads – a 2 minute job with no finicky adjustments which can be done on th trail if necessary. I wouldn’t want to try and install V pads out ib the wilds.

The OP may think they are OTT but just looking at it from a maintenance POV they have probably saved masses of time which can be spent riding the thing.