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Do you have the manual that came with it? I believe there is a head flushing/purging procedure for storage in it. If you don't have it, I might be able to dig up the PDF version I have of the manual.

Dell UltraSharp U2410 Well, there ya go.... The 2410 is on sale this week in Canada at Dell's site. Same monitor that Colin just bought and same one that our production manager just got. It appears they're both quite happy with them. I have a pair of Dell UltraSharps at home. They are awesome...

Both DVI and HDMI are digital -- so no real diff between them except for the type of cable. HDMI also carries digital audio, but that's of no concern when you're going to a graphics monitor...

If you've been buying consumer-level products, then I'm not surprised. But Dell also has another level of product. Dell servers, workstations and Ultrasharp Monitors are of a higher quality and quite reliable in my experience. For instance, the weight of regular Dell 22" monitor is...

the point is not to sit around for 8 hours, but to spend the time being a family. If you spend that time working instead, then it won't be long before you won't know your daughters, they won't know you and then the real fun will begin...

yep, I used to do that.... but not anymore.

there was a recent thread about this http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=87414&highlight=monitor

lay it on a scanner... if its bigger than the scanable area, then scan in segments and piece it together -- "walla"....

hehe... qutotable quote uttered by someone yesterday during dinner when the pie came out... "Dinner isn't over when I'm full -- its over when I hate myself... "

eh? you mean you're not taking Tuesday off, as well... ? A friend of mine from South Africa told me recently that Europeans and North Americans are afflicted with the disease of busy-ness... that even our leisure is fraught with activity, noise and distraction. He said we simply have not...

Just kidding, of course -- I suspected as much... ...and also a very happy Christmas to all the rest of you who don't link to offsite images... :Big Laugh

And a very, merry Christmas back to Fread "I link to offsite images" Wise... hehehe....

Green and gold/yellow are the aussie colours -- the green actually looks better, I think... well, maybe not better, but certainly satisfies the requirement for green.

Nice, I like the way you worked the green into it as a background colour.

Gary: Yes, the 'R' needs some attention. Smacka: Interesting idea, but they would like to keep 'Aussie' as the focal point Carl: At one point we talked about mirroring the 'roo, but someone pointed out that in Aussieland, they drive on the wrong side, so that's how the signs are oriented...

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Yes, agreed. Perhaps I should clarify. The store is stupid expensive high-end stuff that they want to portray as casual, rough, durable, Aussie, don't-give-a-damn, redneck, he-man..... etc., etc....

Ok, I'm not sure there's going to be many people around here on Christmas Eve to look at this, but I'll give this a try anyway... The Aussie Store is a high-end clothing store in a fancy mall. RM is a clothing label. The images show what is existing (above the line) and what my mind has...

the first thing I thought of was the CN logo and wondered what cute little way this logo would relate to the same railroad motif the CN logo represents.