And anything is better than Bowling Green (lived there for a year to go to WKU.... terrible experience).

Born in Arkansas, USA (yes, it is that bad), moved to Louisville, KY (USA) when I was 10 and have been here ever since.

The use a special connector called ADC, however for $99 they sell an ADC to DVI converter.

I bought the P4C800 Deluxe and never got it working right. I tried 4 different sets of ram ranging from 266-400 mhz and none worked. I ended up trashing the board (hated to do it) and bought the MSI and have been perfectly happy every since. I was an ASUS fan up until then. Jody

I wonder if they really will update the powerbook. I'm much more interested in the powerbook, mine is getting a bit old.

High end Pentium 4's run at 800mhz (200mhz 4 times), most of what you see about the new apples is rumors. Apple is normally very good at keeping their anouncements secret. I would be shocked to say the least if thay managed a 1ghz fsb.

I was pretty well forced through the C++>>VB6>>VB.net>>C# learning cycle, and as much as I don't like it, there is nothing that bad about VB.net. (And it does force you to write better code than you did in VB6.) The only real suggestion I have is, if you can, use VS.net 2003, it solved 90% of our problems.

Last I heard they were using the ATI Radeon 9800 PRO with 256mb ram on board.

I have a 20 gig I bought a few months ago and absolutely love it- One of the coolest devices I have ever bought. :-D

ekuhner wrote: using System.Web.Mail; Hi, You have to add a reference to System.Web.dll before you can access the namespace. jody

I have Professional ASP.NET 1.0 from wrox, and its not bad. You need to have a good understanding of most of the ideas behind asp.net before hand, but I usely daily for reference and when I get bored and want something new.

I have a powerbook that mostly gets used for office and I occasionally use the terminal for various linux/unix progs that have been ported over. The only real developement I have done was in java :~ And, for java, it wasn't bad... Though personally I wouldn't buy one for developement....

Actually Zach left to go solo, and the rest of the band joined up with Chris Cornell to make audioslave.

Beljo Sield

We did some work on OS X not long ago. It was fun simply because it was new to me... The API's tended to be cleaner and/or more organized than I found win32 to be, but by no means would I ever give up Windows/Linux.... but I did buy a powerbook...

We actually just started re-writing most of our internal systems in c# and asp.net. So far so good (crossing fingers)...