tomturd

Uhm, I realise Kayleigh is actually you scousertrials... explain if there is actually a real reason for setting up 2 accounts (pm me).

Hi Ben sorry to be a pain, but can you update your banner to advertise this. cheers tom.

The twins from the fun house?

Ah yes, but did you live next door to him?

Tatty bye.

Nice idea, you may have some competition in the near future though

This is the only solution I can think of really to get real 5.1 out of your laptop, something like this http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Creative-Labs-Sound-...1QQcmdZViewItem

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Yeah tis broken. Took me ages to work out how to get it there, wrote it all down, then I deleted my instructions, doh. Will try to get it sorted some time this week. In the mean time you can still leave feedback by clicking 'feedback' at the top, then searching for a member.

What have you got to lose? Casting assumptions here, but sounds like it wasn't just your mate who was in on stealing it.

Hmm maybe its just wales then. Either way its absolute shite

Are you at uni? Voyager should be the program that lets you search through everything in your library. edit: seems you don't use voyager. found a couple of books with airline deregulation in the title, but no journals. eidt 2: god i must be bored. according to google, in vol 37 of 'Journal of Transport Economics and Policy' (which you have in your library) has an article on Deregulation in the Norwegian Airline Industry. 'Journal of Common Market Studies' has 'European Community Airlines: Deregulation and its Problems' article, vol 17. You seem to have an electronic version of that journal too. Theres 2 to start you off.. airline deregulation journal in google brings up some more. and another edit, looks like you have access to 'jstore', an electronic journal store. Seems to be lots of related articles in journals in there.

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Get on Voyager, if you can work the b*****d thing out.

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This aint tartybikes, its trials-forum. Phone or email them, I'm 99% sure they prefer it that way too.

Right click on one of the rar files, and choose 'extract to', and extract it somewhere, then run setup.exe from there

What he said.

Don't you remember being warned regarding warez on the 21st October? see you in 3 days.

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136 not bad going as my brain is badgered still from last night

Step 1: install apache/php/mysql on your computer so you don't have to keep uploading pages to a server - http://www.wampserver.com/en/ This is REALLY worth doing if you haven't already. Then I'd recommend searching for 'web monkey php tutorial' on google and using that. Thats how I learned the basics (took about 5 hours to go through as I remember) - it'll show you how to put data into a database, and how to pull it out and display it. Its probably not the simplest way nowadays to start, BUT it gives you a good footing of knowledge that'll come in handy later. You can skip step 1 and 2 regarding installing php and mysql - as you'll have already done that. Login system is pretty simple. Store username and password in the database. then query the database asking for a row which contains the username they entered as the username, and the password they entered as the password. If zero rows are returned, then they do not match. You then have to store the fact that they're logged in in a session, but thats a bit more difficult.

You'll need to phone up BT first and foremost and get them to reactivate your line, it doesn't take long, mine was done the next morning. Then you'll need to start paying line rental at £11 a month. They should reactivate it for free. You'll need a wireless modem yes, some service providers give them to you when you sign up for 12 months. Otherwise you can get them for I'd guess about £35. Theres no such thing as no download limit nowadays, most have a 'fair usage policy'. I use freeola.com because even though they do have limits, they're pretty high - but come at a cost. Thats as far as my knowledge goes... but hopefully should have cleared a few things up.

Could use web messenger?