thanks Charly, but I found only in Rome and not near sea. will keep looking. Chris yeah, my wife is dragging me out of the computer

@dave r said: I wonder why. well SCF has the highest and quickest reply rate in my opinion as compared to any other forums, be it microsoft,autocad techsupport, SU podium, internet radio,.....

@solo said: Ummm... Try this: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822136075 More than you need and all that you need. thanks lot man, but i'm really broke, i'm gonna participate in landscape design competition to get 50,000 bucks as a first prize. @charly2008 said: Hi, I already had this problem with MS Office and Photoshop. Try downloading the missing msvcp80.dll from a legitimate website (Microsoft) from the Internet and copy them into the Photoshop directory. This had worked for me. Charly thanks a lot charlie. But the problem is still there. I found the dll files as advised by you by doing the search thing in my nimbuzz[a chatting app] program files folder and snagit[screenshot utility] folder Actually i had this problem with google sketchup too when I was having XP but not the dll thingy. sketchup used 2 crash the moment i used to start it in windows xp sp3. i used 2 get a bug splat. but this happened two or 3 times only. and this used to happen more if i had an autocad/coreldraw/media player classic window open. many times media player classic also did the same teasing thing. i.e. the screen came 4 a fraction of second then disappear. But this has been resolved now, inspite of the facts that no virus found. "I'm not having any invisible-kick-software-startup a##" virus am I?

**They may try to leading people in a wrong way. deslead people but people knows **for sure, and that is the reason why we are all being beated up ( all, the good and the bad ones ) 2.o12 arrives with its end tail, ............the 21st of December there is nothing like a believing have you found yours ?

I got an equivocal answer back from Onyx. They wouldn't say it would not work and at the same time they would not say they would recommend this usage. When I have a moment I may try to get more information out of them.

Pay that!!

mmm.... still catching up, Rich.

YUP THX AND HERE IS ONE MORE .. WHERE HE WAS JUST LOST IN QAWWALI.. ITS JUST PURE RAAG..HOPE YOU WILL ENJOY IT Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan's perfect performance from London concert in 1980. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T8JuNTLBEeo

Very good. Although not as big as this project, it reminded me of the dock project I helped get modified a few years ago. sketchUp and Earth came in very handy for that one, too.

TIG.. indeed I love allan's work.

@stefanq said: Hey, Professor, you're doing a great job, you have a beautiful soul, and we are lucky to have you! Regards, Stefan thank you also for the encouragement stefanq

Great find. Thanks!

That makes sense

We could have used glass plates but they were cost-prohibitive for us. The spindles meet the code for spacing but we won't mention the climbable part to the local inspector. No need to add more regs. Besides, I've had enough of those. The electrical boxes I was required to put in are so deep you can't see the receptacle without you lay on your belly and lift the cover. Then I had to put weather resistant/tamper proof receptacles in the boxes at $5 each instead of the standard sort at $1 each and which I already had from an earlier project. I think some of the regulations are alright but there's too many.

I agree, with Google taking on Apple and Microsoft the only winners will be the consumers. I look forward to my future Motorola Android phone.

I plan to start this week or next. I have ordered about 10 models from Shapeways, and plan to open my shop to start selling the first design I think is ready for marketing (just got the first test prints last week - more on that later, in another thread). I think their business model is great - for those who don't know, Shapeways allow anyone to sell things via a shop on the Shapeways site. It works like this: a designer models something, uploads the file to his/her shop, sets the price (cost from Shapeways plus markup), and promotes their product(via social marketing, blogs, etc). Customers come to the shop, place an order, pay Shapeways, Shapeways fulfills the order and pays the designer (the markup amount). Some pros: -zero cost to the designer -designer never has to stock inventory -Shapeways handles the money processing and any customer service issues Some cons: -Customer has to wait 2-4 weeks to receive the order while Shapeways makes it -Material selection is somewhat limited -Marketing is up to the designer, if you don't let people know about your product, nobody will buy it (this could also be seen as a pro...)

I just realized why these fire graphic resonate in my memory. The line work and the tonalities are very reminiscent of the Lascaux cave drawings.

We used to use Humbrol. Great memories! Still available I believe, at least in the UK.

I hear you on that one. I've been called many things, but Savant has never been used in reference to me. . .

Cheers, All...