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Xtremee, you didn't mention which mail client you're using, but if you're using Microsoft Outlook or Windows Mail here's how you can do it: Open a new mail Go to insert tab (outlook 2007) Select the body of the mail Hit picture under Insert Ribbon Select the picture you want and it will appear in the mail body. In this way you don't see an attached picture in or under the subject area EDIT: I just saw you need this for Yahoo mail, then unfortunately I can't help you since I never used it

How do you like the new Seat Ibiza 2008 I currently have Seat Ibiza 2002 edition, but hopefully one day I'll have this one http://www.zercustoms.com/photos/2008-SEAT...-in-Detail.html I'm also attaching one wallpaper for you guys..

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LOL, I wonder how much of RAM are those ones using?

Hi mate, welcome to the forums, please check the forum rules since your signature is way to big http://www.wincert.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=2

I don't see your account in validation group. Can you try and register again? Also, once you register, you'll have to validate your account by clicking the link in your mail, but yahoo can threat validating mail like junk, so please check that also..

Thx Kels for reporting this :lock:

I thought of only removing this forum http://www.wincert.net/forum/index.php?showforum=70

Dear members, I'd like to narrow down our forum structure and I was thinking about moving Tutorials Section to the frontpage. I would create different tutorials categories on the frontpage so all of you who are interested in this could also be involved. What do you think about this and is any of you interested in doing various tutorials for the frontpage? Cheers.

Ahh, slow internet connection sucks, hopefully soon everyone will have the opportunity to use broadband connection. Just because of slow connection users, I made this light skin of the forum so they can browse wincert as fast as possible. Glad you're back with us

If I was sure that this was spam or advertising, I would delete the topic at once, but as you can see it's still here , just because I know about and I, although rarely, visit BV's site too. I just don't understand what was the purpose of ChiefZeke's registration on this forums, just to post one topic about the forum everyone knows about and is more popular than WinCert.net. After his post, he vanished and he never posted anything afterwards. So what would you guys say if he put a link to www.givemesexofmylife.com in his first post, wouldn't you react similar as I did? Anyway, I'm glad we sorted this out and with our discussion, we brought even more attention to this topic which (if you haven't noticed) I haven't deleted .

Added additional links from WinCert.net

Are you a lurker or an active member on WinCert.net who contributed a lot to this forum?

I know that Rick, but however this site is good or bad it IS advertising. We can't just blame people for advertising who post links to sites that we never heard of

Don't ask such questions, off course you're forgiven and I'm glad we've sorted this out. I don't agree with Tarun's standing on Black Viper either and I've reacted like this because I haven't noticed this topic when it was created (My fault). Anyway, the most important thing is that we've sorted this out and that we're "cool" now

I don't have anything against Black Viper Site or ChiefZeke, but only one post from him which links to some other site is considered advertising which is strictly forbidden on this board. Don't take this as an offense, but who are you mate? I haven't noticed you around considering you've registered couple of months ago and you're now acting like an alliance on the Romulan - Klingon border. You said that you've always appreciated the valuable information, addons etc. available here at WinCert, but I don't see you've contributed or helped this community in any way to be able to advertise other sites. I'm sorry, I probably woke up on the wrong foot, but sometimes I feel a bit hostile towards the people or should I say advertisers? BTW, I haven't noticed that Black Viper mentioned WinCert.net somewhere, anywhere on his site, am I right? So why should I approve posts that links to his site from a member that's just a lurker? :g:

Chiefzeke, I'll leave this post for now, but one more post like this and you'll be banned.

Oh my, Metallica will never learn.. In May of 2000, when Lars Ulrich personally delivered a 60,000-page printout of the Napster users who were sharing Metallica songs, he probably never suspected that the online backlash against his band would still be running at full steam eight years later. Sometimes, hindsight is everything. The band's unveiling of a fan-outreach program called Mission: Metallica, including DRM-free downloads and access to unreleased material, reflects a new understanding on their part about how the internet works: Give people what they want or they'll get it from somewhere else. But when we first posted about Metallica's plans for some sort of Radiohead-style release, the response was overwhelmingly negative. Of the 75 comments at this writing, not all are negative (even though the worst of the negatives are unprintable. Except they've already been printed. Look them up). "Wow, you're looking into using the Internet," wrote Lewis Salem. "Good for you, Lars. We have been looking into using it for 14 years. When you got up and demonized Shawn Fanning, you made a complete ass of yourself. How pompous." A user called Kanye West took the matter into the realm of parody: "Metallica hates black people." When the band announced that its plan did not include giving the album away for free, as Radiohead and Nine Inch Nails have done, fans became even more hostile. "Too little, too late. I don't even listen to metal, but I'm going to download this album illegally out of spite. Metallica sucks," wrote Ched. Danijel followed that up with "Stay off of the internet, Napster-killing pieces of shit hypocrites." P.W. explained his decision to stop following the band as part of his embrace of MP3s, despite the fact that Metallica is selling its next album in the format: "Up yours, Metallica. (I) don't buy your crap anymore and don't listen to your stuff after the late '90s. You wanted me to pick between MP3s and Metallica? I did. You lost." Contrast this with the love fans have shown for Radiohead and Nine Inch Nails, the two bands Lars Ulrich said Metallica had been keeping an eye on while devising its own strategy. About Radiohead's In Rainbows, commenter Bennet wrote, "I'm glad I could shell out 40 pounds for the discbox, the album is great and the bonus disc should be great," while Falha explained that any version of an afterlife would be acceptable, so long as they play Radiohead: "I don't know if there's a heaven or a hell. I just hope that wherever I go, I can listen to Radiohead. Thank you so much!" Nine Inch Nails received similar praise and gratitude from Listening Post readers for Ghosts I-IV. "Finally a music release system that I can get into. Pay the artist not the corporation," wrote Beriale. "Thank you NIN." Julie said she downloaded the album via torrent for free but decided to pay for it anyway: "First, I went to their site and downloaded the amazing GhostI. Then, after listening to it all night long, I went back and paid 5 bucks for the complete download, I loved it so much. How's that for marketing? Thank you NIN for nailing this down! Will music start our next revolution?"

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Welcome Niko, Bonjour!

This amusing tale appeared in the Irish post January 2001........is it true? Surely not, but totally amusing! Notes from an inexperienced chilli taster named Frank, who was visiting Texas from the East Coast: Recently I was honoured to be selected as a judge at a chilli cook-off. The original person called in sick at the last moment, and I happened to be standing there at the judges' table asking directions to the beer wagon when the call came. I was assured by the other two judges and (Native Texans) that the chilli wouldn't be all that spicy, besides, they told me I could have free beer during the tasting, so I accepted. Here are the scorecards from the event: Chilli 1: Mike's Maniac Mobster Monster Chilli Judge one: A little too heavy on tomato. Amusing kick. Judge two: Nice, smooth tomato flavour. Very Mild Frank: Holy shit, what the hell is this stuff? You could remove dried paint from your driveway. Took me two beers to put the flames out. I hope that's the worst one. These Texans are crazy. Chilli 2: Arthur's Afterburner chilli Judge one: Smoky, with a hint of pork. Slight jalape

Please check if you have the necessary rights to this key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run Right click --> Permissions. I presume you're logged in as an administrator. I suspect also that some third party anti spy application could be blocking your startup folder, so please check that also..

Could you provide more information please, like, the type of error you get, thx

Hi Lewis, you can upgrade your Vista Home Edition to Vista Ultimate edition and you won't loose your Vista Home activation if that was the question. But, you will not be able to revert back to Vista Home Premium, you will have to reinstall it from scratch. IMO, if you have Vista Home Premium, think twice before upgrading to Ultimate version: Vista Home Edition probably is everything you need and it doesn't have the following features from Vista Ultimate: Volume Shadow Copy BitLocker (Drive Encryption) Offline Folders IIS Web Server RMS Fax and Scan Ultimate extras, such as Dreamscene See here: Also here: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/products/...ons/choose.mspx If you really need the features I mentioned, then YES, you should upgrade