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I don't know of any pluggins that work in IE x64. They should start moving that direction, but as of right now, I don't think there is any technical reason to do so.

I use Visual SVN and Visual SVN Server, which is just SVN with a GUI. I manually set up a svn server, but this is way easier. It took me 10 minutes to download, install and setup a repository.

Visual SVN is pretty cheap and it integrates into VS 2005/2008 really well. It even shows code that needs to be checked in line by line, sorta like the save feature.

It is unless you purchase the OEM cd's. The action pack only comes with 32 bit vista business though.

Yea, I have the 32 bit version via the action pack. I think they should have shipped both if they want IT companies to start adopting 64 bit windows.
Anyway, I just decided to download the ultimate cd image via torrent and use it without the key. Then I'll order the cd once I verify that my software works... I'm kind of stuck though if it doesn't. My computer has 8GB ram

I just purchased parts for a new computer. I wanted to install Vista x64, but wanted to try it out first to be sure all my software worked. Where can I get a trial copy of Vista x64?

Vista Business Ed doesn't have Media Center. You'd have to upgrade to Vista Ultimate to get that.

No, portal is pretty short... and you're not on the last level yet. There is more. Turn around and look up.

I have the XB360 version so I'm pretty happy with it... I mean 5 games for $50???? That's freeking awesome. Even though I bought/played/beat HL/episode 2, I'll probably end up playing it again.

MS Natural Keyboard 4000

Best keyboard I ever owned. The little riser thing that comes with it is a bit odd at first, but I can type on that all day because it keeps my wrists totally strait.
http://www.maximumpc.com/article/Microsoft-Natural-Ergonomic-Keyboard-4000

Yea, I had a hard time installing it on our remote server.
I used an installer to set it up on my local dev box though and it was pretty painless. I can't seem to find a link to the installer though.

Lloyd_Humph wrote:



DuNuNuBatman wrote: I really like subversion. I've done this offsite to our colo so I could access files remotelly and it works rather well. The only problems I had were with larger files 30MB + TortoisSVN would hang and I wouldn't know what was going on. Right now I use VisualSVN with VS 2007 Beta 2 and it is pretty cool too. It uses Tortois as its back end.

Why're you posting on SaraJo's week old posts?

Am I being lectured for offering help? I didn't realize there was a deadline for posting on other peoples threads.