tools4fools

First impressions? Positively surpised that it runs on my old rig. P4 3.0ghz, 1.5gig RAm, FX 5200 128 MB VRAM. Thank you battlefront! Otherwise having lot of fun, not much to complain so far... **********

Thank you Scheer. Had the same problem, on XP. Turning off didn't work, had tried that. Deinstall, reboot, one happy puppy. I owe you a beer. =====

Should team up with this guy: http://www.carrierbuilders.net/element/element.php?id=447 ++++

* Your score: 0 * Gender: Male * Age range: 40-49 * Best score for your gender and age range: 0 * Highest score for your gender and age range: 1212 Not surprised. Do a lot of image editing tweaking fine color nuances... ++++

Standards are fine - but cost of houses will rise...and less people will be able to afford houses.. Maybe skilled people at hometurf can compete then when higher standards are set - but Chinese (or whoever) are capable of producing quality as well - not as cheap as their cr@p stuff but likely still cheaper than produced on hometurf. At then end buyer decides - and often buyer goes for cheapest available. Be glad you don't have those standards... A little house in Switzerland starts at 600'000$ but average near a city is rather 900'000. Nothing fancy. But build to quality and lot of regulations and standards fullfilled. Yet lots of products used are imported from far away. In the end I think it preserves a few jobs - but on the other hand much less people own houses, so less construction, less jobs there again... ****

Peter Stahl 'The diving eagle: A Ju88 pilot's diary' (William Kimber 1984 ISBN 0-7183-0509-4). I got the German version of it and it's a fantastic read. Very interesting view from the German cockpit - and then out of a bomber on top of it! *****

Duhhh... Reminds me pouring luke warm coffee in a cup in the kitchen in Manila - in darkness, didn't turn on the lights. The cockroach obviously didn't mind that coffee as when taking a good gulp I had this scrabbling thing in my mouth... Took me a long time to clean that kitchen when coffee, mug, coffee can (which I still was holding in the other hand) and cockroach went all over the place... Bastard escaped on top of it... ****

BTW, the 'pirates' on the webpage with the rifles in their hands must have gotten slightly off-course. Those dudes are from the Philippines, likely MILF dudes. *****

Nah, for colorful scenery shooting bank goes into 'vivid +1', for rainy days or portraits it goes on 'neutral +1'... Polarizer filter saturates colors as well in certain situations. But overall it is much as it looks. Looked the same when I was using good old Velvia slide film... And when I just sit there and enjoy the scenery, with a cold beer in my hands... *****

Last year I sure missed...just got back from Asia. That one is Ko Kood, one of the few islands with relatively low key tourism. Large island, many bays and beaches, few foreign tourist, mainly Thais coming over for weekend. East coast, near Cambo border. ****

No thanks, I prefer peaceful holidays...just got back from one. Boring stuff like this: 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) But that webpage is pretty funny and I wouldn't be surprised if you would find a few mad ones who would sign up for such a cruise! Would actually be a pretty good way to catch those pirates. Innocent looking small freighters or yachts...equip to the gills with commandoes and guns... Q-ships they called those traps for the German subs in WW I, no? ****

http://tools4fools.info/joomla/ The links show once more at the bottom of the source code. Now where can I find the scrip/code to get rid of it...???? It shows only in the start up page, not anywhere else (articles). +++++

Ok, got a new page I'm working on in another directory; that one is using joomla and just checked, the links are there too. So I will look into the template there? Where exactly? ++++

Got a problem with my webpage, seems someone put some invisible links in the code there. Changed passwords for webhost, ftp protocol, then uploaded clean files from PC. Files on webspace seem to be fine now, no more invisible links. However when i view them in any web browser (after clearing cache) they still show up... Here's the page, the links are all at the bottom of the source code (<!-- link ads start --><DIV style): http://www.tools4fools.info/ Any ideas how to get rid of those links? *****

Tried the demo yesterday and lots of things happened while I was struggling with the new camera and controls. One thing that happened (and turned out lucky for me...) was that one of my T-72's got hit and destroyed by two M-1's. Then my second T-72 bumped into it from behind. Now the two M-1's continued shooting at the already wrecked T-72. It seemed they tried shooting through the destroyed T-72 to get the one still alive... Wasted their entire ammo on it... ----