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  1. #16
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    It's a Canada thing.......

  2. #17
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    What is a "Canada"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hugh Jaskok
    Ditto on the Dell monitor and the extra RAM. By the way Rick, is that really your pic or are you a Kenny Rogers fan?
    Hugh,
    I once dated a girl years ago last name of Jaskok. this was in NC. She said there were very few by that name in America.
    Where y'all from originally

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    I have some German heritage.

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    She must have a little German in her too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Donnie Raines
    She must have a little German in her too.
    Actually, the family is Scots heritage; there was a lot of that in her

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    Kirk, One thing I would consider if I were buying a new desk top system is, A, get a widescreen 16 x 9 ratio monitor, and
    B, get a video card with multiple outputs.
    I have found reasons for having several applications opens at the same time. As you probably know, with a wide desktop, the second screen could run an app, while monitoing the other. Although, there is a priority of which one is in use.

    I have also found that high end display panels with either DVI or HDMI inputs are growing in resolution and capabilities each month. Make sure the display is compatable with your card of choice. You may be able to find a large monitor with several types of inputs. Examples approach 16x9 ratio television sets, like a large LCD, or Plasma tv with NTSC and ATSC tuners. Suitable in size for the desktop, these can also be used as high quality computer monitors, or to display your home video camera playback

    Eventually HD DVD will be common in computers. http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,126003/article.html
    With a brand new hotrod pc, you'll be happy you bought the best display you could!
    Good Luck
    mike
    My Dad taught me to keep my mouth shut and let people think I was stupid, than open it and remove all doubt!

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    I have the Dell 20" widescreen. I'll never go back. The quality is so much better, and the extra space is great when working on drawings. Digital all the way.

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    Do you remember what her dad's name was?

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    I believe it was Lar.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scott Henderson
    I believe it was Lar.
    That's commonly short for Larry if you're trying to look him up somewhere. HTH.

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    Actually, it was supposed to be Lars, or is a derivation therefrom.

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    Lars is already short enough to not need further shortening.

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    Only takes 3/4 of the time to pronounce, though.

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    Sure thing Cot.

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