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you can try west marine, look up sail ties. they also have the shock cord by the foot and the balls separate.

looks great but whos at the helm?

i;ve been rocking the toshiba nb205, dropped some more memory in it and dualbooted with ubuntu 9.10 and windows 7. loving it. battery lasts for ever! easily over 5 hours a charge. a good netbook will not be much less then a full sized laptop and doing any sort of graphic work on such a...

it is called tethering. you can do it easily with just about any smart phone, ala iphone, blackberry, etc... the problem is that you have to have to have the data add on to your phone plan, i think its standard on a ni phone, and is on a blackberry if you want to use it as a blackberry. the...

do you have any way to confirm the ip address of the printer in question? try pinging it to see if it is the correct ip address, you can also try changing the range and dhcp settings in the router the 000 octet might be an issue.

its not your version of vista (ultimate) as that has a limit of 128gb of ram. see link: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa366778%28VS.85%29.aspx#physical_memory_limits_windows_vista i would check the limitations of your motherboard, they may be jumpers that have to be changed...

you can put a watermark over it as well, the word proof or your logo or business name work well, a semi-transparent layer over the graphic that way there are no hard lines and it would have to be redrawn.

its basically a browser that you can not close. all "apps" must be run through it, so that means online apps only. no other programs. it can boot in seconds flat and is very quick, but if you want to run something other then a browser not going to happen.

it really depends on what you plan on using it for. all "normal" drives will wear out at some point. Best to have at least one for back up if not an array for super important stuff and an off site back up. of course this is for super critical items that you can not lose. also not a bad idea...

fair enough, I did not think there was a surefire way to get it right everytime besides lots of measurements and using vehicle outlines as a starting point. thank you for the responses.

i have been asked to design some graphics for a truck. these are to match the body lines. what is the best way to get the right shapes? Take lots of measurements and the best pictures i can to match them up to? what about curves? I have some vehicle outline vectors but they are not...

cut it straight, the curve of the windshield will make it curve. apply and hand cut around the windshield to the top and sides. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ef8CqmgWUso

i have flexi 8.1 working with windows 7 RC no problems.

i assume you mean the new, more angular one: as opposed to: another thing to try would be the hemihead font but its more for the older one: http://www.dafont.com/hemi_head426.font