WOW Whaat!!!
Been on holidays for a while and come back and see this; SU just screamed out to the free form community big time!!!

I will follow this thread with much interest and anticipation....

Hi Gidon, It seems you have a quite a bit of depth to work with; how deep is the recess? I am thinking you should rotate the the bottles to face outward and angle them down. This was your client will be able to get more on the wall..... you know the more you see the more you drink. [or is that just me]

Also, maybe think about lightening up the wine rack frames; maybe with another product other than timber. It sound like there is enough timber throughout the restuarant to deal with.

attached the .skp file so we can have a play.....

Anssi, I guess it is a balance between what works and how thick your wallet is!!! I like you am not interested in gaming but do need to chose economically.....
It seems that the NVS290 is OK so far but thanks for yoru input; if only we could trial these things to see what works before you purchase.....

It seems to be quite a nice mix Anssi. I am interested in your preferences though; what do you use?

Cheers Remus, will give it a go...
Ta,

Hi all, Happy Easter!!!!

A quick question; maybe I'm missing something.... I have upgraded my computer and loaded SU6 onto it, set it to read my template and it seems the only thing that doesn't load is my shortcuts. Is there another file associated with SU that saves this info?

Cheers, hope the 'floppy eared' guy makes you happy.....

You are a good guy, Alan; always generous with space for storage...
Anssi, what card do you recommend? It seems OK to me?

OK, a parcel just arrived in my office with an:

Intel Core2 Quad Q6600 [2.4Hz 1066Mhz FSB, 8MB cache] Proccessor
4GB [2 x 2GB DDR2 667Mhz]
400 GB HDD
Leadtek PCIe x16 Quadro 290NVS 256MB PCI Express x 16 Dual Head Card

...in it. What should I do?

Thanks John, By Gradients I mean the slope of ground away from the cut line. say 1 in 4 or 1 in 2 etc....

@alan wood said:

Hi Solo,
this posting has inspired me to download the trial version of Podium.
cheers
Alan

I am with you Alan, I have always been interested in what Podium does but never spent the time to trial it. Best I do.

anyone???

and two men fighting..... who has this much time???

@tinanne said:

Here's another idea... I would love to get a "Queen for a day" spa package.... massage, hair, nails, lunch, facial, pedicure..... now that sounds like heaven.

Tianne, I did just that, almost. I gave my wife a deluxe facial at her favorite beauty spot and she was plesantly suprised....

needless to say she doesn't need it, she's adorable!!!

Hey all,

Just found this link to 2D CAD blocks.
http://www.draftsperson.net/index.php?title=Men_in_Elevation%2C_Page_05

I particularly like the one of the man throwing up; I think I will use that often....
now where's that smily face' I am looking for....

A

Kris, have you seen Safari? Of MAC origin but is available to PCnow also.... will give it a go..
A

Hi all, just wondering what web browser you find most useful. I see a few tutorials that pass by the users desktop and notice quite a few Firefox users.....

Maybe a poll?

Cheers,
A

@unknownuser said:

OK, so I collected it this morning, will get to open and install it a little later when I have more time.

I downloaded a 3rd party application (Driver Sweeper from Guru3D) to remove all remnants of GFX card drivers seeing that I currently have a totally different GFX card from another manufacturer.

Procedure will be as follows:

1. Create a System Restore point.
2. Uninstall drivers from control panel. Restart machine.
3. Boot up in Safe mode, run 3rd party app to remove driver remnants. Shut machine down.
4. Open PC case, uninstall GFX card. Install new GFX card. Close case. Restart machine.
5. Boot up, install latest drivers for new GFX card.
6. Enjoy new GFX card!

BTW, I have not been able to find any reference that this GFX card can be modded to a Quadro card.

Juju, how is the 8800 going? I am interested what diference it makes.... I am looking at getting a new system and am considering this particular card.

I look forward to hearing from you.

@ross macintosh said:

A selection of fine imported beers.(Drinking them together will be really romantic).

Great idea Ross, however I think this would be a present best enjoyed by him only....

Thanks Tinanne, a nice idea, although Ross's leaf blower could be handy.....

So what do I buy my lovely wife?