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Yep. This one is the best, since it doesn't involve typing, and works even if your visitors are dyslexic or have difficulties reading ordinary captchas. http://research.microsoft.com/asirra/installation.aspx Yep, it's Micrsoft, but it actually works, and it's really good, even great!

I have been agrument with my friends about that NeXT and Microsoft did use Apple to ported Window 1.0 and NeXT. Can you help with it. ...

and it comes with a free wireless microsoft mouse and keyboard. Im not sure it the copy of MYOB the store has works for mac though. ...

I'm a little unclear on the terminology. This is honestly the first time I've heard the phrase "web 2.0" used by people who aren't A) completely ignorant about technology (e.g., mainstream press), or B) marketing something. So forgive me if I miss the point completely. :) Personally, I've yet to see a "web 2.0" site that I liked. I go to great lengths to force Gmail to use...

ith a particular extension. Any compatible application can read or write a particular filetype. Take RTF for example. It can be associated with Text Edit, Pages, Microsoft Word, or any number of other word processors. AIFF is compatible with any number of audio applications. The list goes on. ...

al PC. After the introductions my machine would just crash. So I discovered that using Windows OS is strictly for those lowly software products that only come in Microsoft formats... like those document and spreadsheet programs, low bit games, and periphery software. ...

A quick Google search indicates that the MSS2 video codec is proprietary Microsoft code which has yet to be reverse engineered. There is no standalone QuickTime codec for it. Neither VLC, Perian, nor Mplayer can handle it. ...

OK, I looked in Library/Keychains and I have only two items in there: login.keychain Microsoft_Intermediate_Certificates That is exactly the way they appear typed in Library/Keychains. I don't have a system keychain in there at all. BUT ... when I open Keychain Access and click on "Show Keychains" and that little drawer window pops out, there are FOUR keychains...

I just found a easy solution for this. It's called 'Switch', it's free, and you can download it here: http://www.nch.com.au/switch/plus.html It will prompt you to install Flip4Mac (also free) from Microsoft. Worked fine for me.

I might add to that that VLC does not work with all DVDs on these new (MatSHITa) drives. With older drives - that will not fit in your MBP - it was possible to flash the formware to make them RPC1 (which enabled users to reset the region change count indefinitely), with the newer drives, at least MatSHITa brand this is not possible anymore. AFAIK there is only a different...