Hi Peter, You can use this page: http://mycroft.mozdev.org/submitos.html at Mozilla. It provides a web-based form for setting up search plugin frameworks. It's mostly a "fill in the blanks" form, with the trickiest part being the search URL and suggestions URL fields. You'll need to do some experimentation with those because each site is somewhat unique in how it's searched. Be aware as well, the site you want to search may have restrictions. You'll have check it out ... You might find this site: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Creating_OpenSearch_plugins_for_Firefox useful for understanding the plugin structure. Once your plugin is debugged, you can add it to the Mycroft database. A good thing to do because if you decide to modify it in the future, maybe a URL changes for instance, you can reload it and just make the appropriate changes. I'll be out for the week with no internet access, leaving this afternoon. If you run into trouble, please PM me or post here and I'll get back to you as soon as I get home. Cheers!

No need to apologize mate, all is fair in a good debate. I also am guilty of pushing hard, kinda like shouting above the noise at times. Thanks for the sentiment and lets always play the ball and not the player, something that I have sometimes forgotten.

Hi folks. I bought one of those in 1978. [image: sliu_AppleII.jpg] It was one of the first made since one PROM chip inside was in white plastic with a serial number (#187) written on it. Too bad it was stolen in 1983. It was replaced by an Apple //e that I still have in a box. The original Apple II will be 35 years old this year. Just ideas.

Crosses finger Come on OpenCL! Click link BAWWWWWW Still happy to see a new release. Glad I came back to lurk some more again.

Microsoft has closed the loop on virus, anti-trojan and firewall software. Microsoft Defender - free anti trojan and spy Microsoft OneCare - full free anti-virus scan software - onecare.live.com Microsoft - built in Firewall xp/vista or another free alternative firewall - ZoneAlarm by Checkpoint With these free pieces in place the personal pc "security for pay" market can now go take a bath. Kick your Norten to the curb!

GOOD NEWS! I checked the next evolution of the Xubuntu distro and found it incorporated the newest Intel drivers for my integrated 945 video chipset. So, I did an online update of my installed Xubuntu 8.10 to Jaunty Jackelope 9.04 Alpha 6 and ... The weird change of color issues are gone! The SU7 rendering screen shows normal colors, shadows and for all appearances is working normally! I still have to disable DRI in the xorg.conf file but again, I don't use any apps that need DRI anyway... The rest of the applications I have installed also seem to work as well... So, while I'm still going through the process of loading plugins (all of them that I've installed so far are working properly), I think the SU, Kerkythea and Xubuntu combo will be a success. Cheers!