On Oct 5, 9:45 am, cosmo_kram...@rocketmail.com wrote: Byron Forbes wrote: "Jeff Reid" <jeffar...@jeffareid.net> wrote in message news:oLZUg.3062$ef2.883@fed1read09... rFactor - great, except that you need to spend hours working out how to - a/ find the tracks you want and then hope they're done right b/ find the cars you want " " "
On Sep 19, 12:21�am, "Alan Robinson" <a...@bmi.net> wrote: If it has to be portable, then I'd say go to your local Checker/Schucks/Kragen auto parts store and take a look at the Champion line of gensets they carry. They're one of the Chinese-made gensets powered by Honda clone engines, but Champion actually provides pretty good support (check the never-ending thread on rv.net titled
Agree, if you can't get a replacement, it is a big problem. Gateway is like any other name brand computer company these days, except maybe a little worse. Gateway does not build computers. It does not repair computers. It does not stock parts for computers. All of this is farmed out to contract electronics manufacturers. In this respect, Gateway is the same as Dell, HP, Lenovo, Toshiba
While working in the guest, I know you can click on Action => ctrl-alt- del to lock the session. I use remote desktop quite often and once time when I was in a home pc, I noticed a padlock that I was able to drag to the quick launch icons. It was a quick, efficient means of locking the pc, even when remote desktop was full screen. Is there anything similar in virtual
