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jamie wrote:



LaBomba wrote:  university..

ah.  but manip is still short for manipulate ..correct?

Ummm...no actually I believe that's his real name.

Wait a minute, when you sign-up with Channel 9 and give them an email address, you can't change that email I believe unless the C9 team does it for you....

ie. Why don't you just go to forgot my password? http://channel9.msdn.com/User/EmailForgottenPassword.aspx

Unless you've lost the email address as well...in which case the C9 team should be able to change the email to your current one, and viola problem solved, Duncan?

PS. Jamie re: Uni = University

Why does C9 have to look like On10? Can't you keep the current look of the forums?

Edit: Need bigger avatars. The pages seem to load quite often at dial-up speeds.

I'd just hope to see more homage to the current look of the C9 forums. It seems too much space on the outside, make everything bigger in the middle, just my 2 cents.

I like the 9 guy back there, really looking semi-pro guys...this is a big step up from Scoble/Charles/Rory.

Jamie sometimes you are too quick to pass judgement *cough* vista *cough*...

like the others mentioned Live ID does not equal access to your hotmail account.

good job

Channel 9 is officially back! (it never left, but these daily vids are just like the good ol' days).

I guess BillG knocked on your guy's door to ask "WTH, is going on?"..

Not too shabby.

That's the great thing about the internet Bill, you don't have to "buy it" if you don't want to...it might get shoved on your screen but the choice is still yours, to believe or not to believe. Naturally if your researching for something more important than your information should be based on a more verifiable source than an "internet wiki".

But if your just looking for quick reference, say to back up an argument/discussion your having on a internet message board, than you can make use of a wikipedia, it's fast easy and convenient. Just like people using google, only what your looking for doesn't require you to wade thru 10-15 different pages.

Wikipedia is randomness, because the stuff you look up on it will be random...it's not work related stuff, it's stuff you come across and want to know what it is, doesn't matter how obscure it is, chances are someone on the vast intarweb has come across it before and has typed up something and posted it to wiki.

Not perfect, but it's not required to be, that's after all a rule of the internets.

Say bill, how has text readablity improved in Vista over XP...
were there any further cleartype enhancements?

Running Vista Ultimate on a 22" inch wide-screen LCD, compared to the 19" inch LCD I had with XP, text looks the same to me.