I have a website where I sell downloaded programs: word and excel. I am developing a MS Access program that I would like for people to use on the internet since most do not have Access on their machine. They would open the program, fill in the form and print out the report with all calculations. When I asked my web service if they supported "Terminal Services" or "Citrix" their reply was

autopi wrote: On a side note, I've read some of the discussions about people securing these flashlights to helmets and handlebars, but I was wondering if anyone has any ideas about attaching them to the fork (on a leg, or up by the crown)? I've been thinking about this because of some claims I've read here by advocates of dynamo lights, saying that it's better to have the light

russellseaton1@yahoo.com wrote: As for something forcing you to ride in the dark, bull. You are on a loaded tour. If you are camping, you can stop and setup camp anywhere. Well maybe in some countries, but not in the U.S.. Occasionally you find yourself a few miles from your campground/hostel/motel when darkness arrives. It could be bad planning, it could be mechanical or human