Now let's talk to Craig (and the others here).

Answering my own question here, but seeing as the Interweb drew a blank for me on the ""Prop Res DLL not loaded" problem I thought I'd post my solution here for others. I completely uninstalled Photoshop CS3 and deleted the registry key, then ran the registry cleaner tool in CCleaner http://www.ccleaner.com/ Then I ran Windows Install Clean Up http://support.microsoft.com/kb/290301 Then I reinstalled Photoshop CS3 and it now seems to be working perfectly.

@unknownuser said: I'd like to get some of that action Pad = Apartment. Yes the stairs would not pass code with no handrails. [image: avatar15.gif] Aha, Pad = Apartement ha ha, I didn't know you call it that way. Well thank you, although it is not an apartement, it is a 3 storey house, but who cares :egrin: it is not finished yet (you can se naked bulbs, no pictures on the wally etc... someday.... It is great that this is my house, so I don't have any ispections coming over to check the handrails, ha ha ha @jenujacob said: ok... are u sure this is not a Vray render with HDRI lighting???? :esurp: LOL.. i only raise my doubts becoz aposaric is involoved! ha ha, thanks, but I am not that good @daniel said: I can see Beverly has ONE flaw - she's in front of the TV! yes, that is stupid position, but who cares @unknownuser said: Actually Daniel, Beverly is very smart. She positioned herself BETWEEN Andrija and the TV. yes, smart creatures, these modern motorbikes... @unknownuser said: Just like my wife does ha ha ha @mike lucey said: Andrija, Will the 'pad' stay as neat and tidy without your human girlfriend? Mike ha ha Mike, you are calling it neat? there is 400 pounds bike parked in the middle of the room, I am afraid that it is far from neat and tidy, and my last girlfriend wasn't very enthusiastic about cleaning up, so there are not many changes on that field of my life... ha ha @paul russam said: Introducing the New Microsoft Xbox360 controller for MotoGP 2007, the Xcooter360 The Xcooter360 features many unique features not found in other controllers: Completely wireless No batteries, comes with its own power source Available in 14 unique colours Realistic corner leaning with optional Xstand360(Copyright Microsoft) retracted. - Please note controller does not right itself automatically and may require some user input. Easily positionable with 2 unique 'Xtyre360's(Copyright Microsoft), that's 720 degrees of fun!! Comes with a wall poster showing 14 authentic Italian hand gestures. Realistic interface, it almost feels like your on a real bike. Come complete with a set of replica keys and a tube of hair Gel to give you that authentic helmet hair look without the need to wear said helmet. Note - Bonedome360(Copyright Microsoft) available separately. See the amazed expressions on your friends and family members sitting behind you in the unique Xirror360's - YES we said Xirror360's, you get 2 of them!! Get it Today!! Ha ha ha ha, ok, it took some time to writte all of this down, congrats to you on that one

Kristoff None at the present. Live just below Charlotte, NC, but working in Houston for the near future. Should be home in 4 to 5 weeks. Ken

That's way clever.

It would be great if other bands did this as well, considering they don't make that much off of cd's anyway. It would be even better if bands I actually listen to would do this!

Now can we spice it up with some Ssalsa?

@unknownuser said: Craig....your lucky number is also a "Palindrome". Interesting math....try this one in the google search box....... 111111111*111111111 Very interesting!! I hadn't thought of that! @unknownuser said: edit: Your number could also suggest that you can ride your bike backwards just as fast as you can forwards....?? Only when I crash going really fast, and the bike passes me backwards and upside down! ...it's happened! @solo said: Interesting Craig, has it worke? the wealth thing that is? Well...I won my first roadrace (in the rain too!). I was the winningest Novice racer in the 125GP class. I advanced to Amateur class in the minimum amount of time and races. I won my first Amateur roadrace. And with a fast lap time of 1 minute 20 seconds flat, I beat all the experts lap times in my garage! (..until the 15 year old wonder, Shane Narbone came in and beat all of us at least!) So, I guess you can say that I have had good fortune running 818! ...but as you can also see from my very worn looking leathers AND the difference in bodywork between the posted image and my avatar, I've also come off the bike quite a bit! That's racin! Cheers, - CraigD P.S. My avatar picture is a shot of me leading and about to win the very first Amateur roadrace I entered! Exit of turn 4 at Loudon, NH.

@gaieus said: Can anyone that has Skype connect with it at the moment? It stopped being connected in my office this afternoon and does not seem to connect now here, at home either. The skype website is also down as I see. i thought you asked to skype me, didnt find it edit * did found you, send a message*

i know what you mean alan, seems like they're always building the biggest something or other, or the most expensive xyz and even the first artificial island.

one piece of advice, never lift alone unless you're on a nautilus or similar restrained weight system, free weights are dangerous, especially on am pyramid regime, in which by the end you won't be able to lift the weight no matter how heavy it is. plenty of liquid and remember to give your body the amino acids it needs to fill in the rips and tears in your muscles.

yeah I watched all their vids... funny people having fun... those kids are going to be seriously tough when they get old. "fighting is bad"

you have to apply for it just like SU, sign a waiver or whatever... for the big one... but I think you can download all the small section ones with out the hoops... like Java and ASP and ActiveX.

something about fast cars...guess I should go jag shopping.

Glad you are back Paul and doing better.

He uses 3D Studio Max with VRay. Most of his work is done with fairly straightforward primitive modeling that he hits with various subdivision surface modifiers before he starts rendering...I've just always been amazed at how adroit he is with creating complex scenes with really simple objects. And it helps that he is a master of texturing and masking...did you see his "Duct tape scape" in the archives?

looks like we're running ab out 10% not getting it... I think that accounts for people not expecting it and spam filters... I feel better I think.

I believe that this is based on a bridge that was made in England, and it generates enough power to run the lights on part of the road, makes a ton of sense to me!

that's just a quote from a page somewhere on the net... I din't write it... I guess I should have linked it, but it was an ebay page...

wow, guys. you are something. a simple question of mine had as a result a great discussion that made me less ignorant. kris is so right: no questions go unanswered on this board. i thank you all.