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he/she shouldnt be teaching you the course if they havent got experience - they should be properly qualified - and therefor have experience in the field! on another note.. why isnt the Entertainment Industry course included as one of the main courses under VET courses - obviously a few people...

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you will have to clear your history every time you use your browser if you dont want the drop downs to come down. they (the drop downs) are built in to IE - and i dont *think* there is any way you can disable them. I think this would be the same for IE as well as firefox... The appear because...

i think what it comes down to is what you want. sure dell and some other companies may make relatively cheap machines.. but do their machines have the exact specifications you want?? probally not! I say custom built! - all 3 of our *general* use computers were custom built - and we've never had...

just trying 2 give advice and help! :)

My school did the same thing over the christmas holidays.. they stuffed the system so bad it wasnt funny.. our IT guy @ school has no idea what hes on about half the time. and he takes so long to get things done. Luckily they've enabled right click again in some programs.. but they arent gonna...

i dont quite understand what your asking.. but my suggestion would be to turn off Auto Complete which would be found somewhere in Internet Explorer under 'Tools > Internet Options'. If that fails, probally clear ur tempory internet files and cookies.. again from Tools > Internet Options. Just...

just so u know.. you can actually make a recently added with the last X days.. because I've got it on my list!! What i've got is: Date Added > is in the last > 7 > days and ive got live updating checked

Yes you can - make a smart play list .. and use the 'Date Added' option that contains songs within the past X days! It does that so you dont loose your wma files incase you have a media device that only plays wmas (unlikely i know). I'm not sure what you mean by advanced.. but if u click...

ive always liked samsung monitors .. they usually seem to get a pretty good wrap from people - although i dont own a flat monitor my self - so i cant really say from personal experience - but its the next thing on my list of things to buy after my apple powerbook.

what made u switch back to itunes.. im just curious - cause i love it! and think media player is a pain in the backside.. except for viewing mpeg's

what annoys me is when big retailers like harvey norman can get individual components at retail prices that are cheaper than the small computer business can! their buying power puts the small man out of business - even though most of the time the big people have no idea what they are talking...

hmm.. strange.. i seem to remember that itunes did play wma's.. but i converted them all to mp3s anyway so i can put them on my ipod.. maybe im getting confused with somthing wrong. if the files you wanna get rid of are duplicates (similar song titles etc) you can use the 'Show Duplicate Songs'...

My itunes (4.7.1) plays WMA's!!!! - converting them to mp3/acc is an option though.

right click on the file u want to remove from the list - and click clear if u wanna select multiple files hold Ctrl - then click on the files you want and then do the above!

Yeah - they are awesome. My music teacher out side of school wants a 20" or what ever size they have arround that. or he was gonna get a dual display!! I dont think his fiance was gonna let him though!! :P

I visit this forum almost once a day if not more posting quite often - trying to be as helpful as i possibly can. Everyones posts, last time i checked, are open to interpretation and if I interpreted your post 'wrong' according to you, I'm sorry, but what I posted was my interpretation of what...

i understood it as: one of the flaws listed was that it was open source You posted: "there has already been numerous amounts of articles written about the flaws and this was one of the listed problems" after I was writing about you contributing to the mozilla foundation. It made it seem like...

what was one of the listed problems?? the fact that firefox is open source?? i dont see how that could be a problem - look at linux, open office, apache and many other open source programs - I honestly cant see how firefox, as an OSS, would be any different.

lol.. now days.. i got a 100 pack of blank TDK CDs for $43!!!