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the thing that the Canon point-and-shoot cameras excel at better than any others is their hardware-based Image Stabilization (IS). Video is better because of it and hand-held shots are always a little crisper...

By saying "so-called" stolen ideas, you are implying that some ideas that Jobs/Apple had were original and that other people are calling them stolen. I was just wondering which ideas you think these were. Also, are you implying that Jobs/Apple invented touch-screen technology? Or are you...

What do you mean... "so-called" stolen (or even borrowed) ideas? Which ones?

I believe they're going to be in the Yukon this series...

Yaaaayyy! I'm in... !! waht?

Heh... I always thought it was the "Information Super-Highway... " Does it bottleneck a little through Amarillo?

...you mean, like, one that's been somewhere...?

"Registeration" <-- I like that... I think I'm gonna try and slip that by our proofer sometime.. :) Oh... and very nice script -- I love it... !

You want easy weeding? Souvenir will work just fine.

Chalkboard

You don't need them. Maybe you could try them, but why? Ethernet cables are cheap.

Those older car emblems are usually not made from fonts but custom created...

Most any CD/DVD burning software will have an option to Copy Disk...

numbers are Boulevard...

Easiest, cheapest -- fewest steps, least material, least time involved... I would suggest flooding with white vinyl (not printing it), otherwise you'd have nothing to protect the graphic from scratching while installing on those rough, concrete pilasters...

:smile: Get a two-inch wide strip of Lexan Laminate two layers of cast vinyl to it (clear, then coloured). Maybe do another with three layers. Go on location and wrap it around a pilaster. Report back.......... :smile: Just wondering... are you planning on using 1/8 or 1/16 Lexan...

Sorry, this is not very clear -- please itemize what every piece of hardware IS, not what your intended use of it is... show the connections, please Also, unnecessary to show all computers attached to a switch.

Diagram, please...

Not true. I think crossovers are only good for connecting two computers directly to each other via ethernet ports. Might also have been necessary to connect two hubs (not switches or routers) Internet Modem | Router with Wireless -- a few wireless devices connected | Big Switch -- many...

Most routers technically have the capability to handle up to 255 connections (less the WAN connection and its own IP -- which would be 253). Practically, it would all depend on the amount of traffic. So, you're connecting a switch into your router? Why do you need a crossover cable for that...