Same thing happened to me. Mine is from 2001. But I found a new defrost cycle timer online for about $10. It's been working fine ever since (2011 I think).

Haven't tried 11 yet, but 10 is even worse than 9.2

It is a little weird to have Nora Roberts' novels come up as a recommendation... :wtf:

You can read them on Kindle for the PC. I have two Kindle's, along with two copies of Kindle for the PC and one Kindle on Android all linked to a single Amazon account.

Sorry to break the news - but there hasn't been free beer at Seaworld for over a year. :((

Have your friend talk to the staff at this local High School and ask them about the wonderful experience they've had with the logo they found on the Internet: http://blogs.orlandosentinel.com/news_education_edblog/2010/02/agreement-signed-to-end-lake-mary-highchrysler-dispute.html[^]

I don't know about the others on the list, but the Orlando airport has been providing free WiFi for a couple of years now.

Reminds me a little of the "Friday the 13th" TV series in the late 80's.

Mmmmm. Nothing like beef that's been sitting out for a few hours. Ugh! X|

Not a good idea if they're changing every year...

Works for me also.

Thanks - that sounds like the more likely issue since it's right after that I receive the error. But I hope everyone in the Midwest is OK.

Anyone else having difficulties accessing the downloads and product keys section of the new MSDN Subscriber site?:mad: All I want is a freakin product key - all I get is errors.

I'm not even sure an advanced tree would work. He might need a segmented octal tree with a U’u root.

That brings back memories... it's not a computer at all. It's a mainframe terminal. It's a Hazeltine Model 1510 (maybe a 1520 - hard to tell). My Dad helped design the damn thing about 35 years ago.

Try having a 13 year old use it for a month... Adaware returned over 10,000 threats - over 200 of which were trojans, etc.

Orlando as well.

Found this: http://www.thelionscall.com/facts/you_never_knew.cfm[^]

You mean like this: http://hurricane.terrapin.com/soap_access.html.en[^] but for historic data?

Is it the file that's secured or the workbook? I've used this one for workbooks and worksheets: http://www.elkraft.ntnu.no/~huse/xlpassword.htm[^]