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grey scale would be ok. I should clarify, tha background is yellow not white. A grey scaled image on yellow would be fine.

I also like the thought of an eye, so long as it is optimistic and not strange. I got three different eyes tatooed on my body :-) This is a non-color ad. So I am looking for a simple black and white outline of an image.

I was kind of thinking of including the sun or sunlight somehow.

thanks for all of the suggestions, They are all good. Please keep them coming

I just put down a downpayment on a yellow pages ad. I need to add a simple picture, even just an outline to spice the ad up a little. To give you an idea the ad is 4.5 inches across, and 2 inches high. I invision a small emblem on the lefthand side of the ad. Something to go with the name "bright-eyed computer" . I would appreciate any suggestions. Thanks :-)

holy crap. I am sure an independent place would do it for under $100, but you could do it for free. Plus it feels good to accomplish it yourself.

A cheap test light cost probably under $5.00, if you fell like playing, it would be worth it

could you start pulling fuses, and checking to see if any current is flowing. put a test light in between the two ends where the fuse was. If it shows current being passed thru, that could help you narrow it down to a specific circuit. I am no mechanic, there might be a flaw to this technique :-) in older cars you can check for a short anywhere in you system by putting a test light between your negative cable and the batterie terminal. If any power is being drained it will light the light.

my gut says something in the ignition. The lock smith must have screwed something up

That seems like the deb file bjfilterpixus860i-2.4-0.i386.deb is not there. While in the same directory as the deb file , what does the command ls show are you in the same directory as the deb file when you are using the dpkg command?

from the output you gave it appears you missed part of the command. It seems as you just typed -i bjfilterpixusXXXi_X.X-X.i386.deb that is why it is telling you -i command not found. you should have typed dpkg -i bjfilterpixusXXXi_X.X-X.i386.deb it just must have been a typo on your part

it redirected me to microsoft.com Here is what is in the url smart arse comment[/url

I found this explanation. Only where bash and POSIX sh are incompatible, will /bin/bash interperet the code in a strict POSIX sh manner. That would explain why #!/bin/sh would run the code above.

I was reading in my book that the bourne shell, sh, only supports scalar varaible, not arrays. I would expect the following to fail, but it works well #!/bin/sh VAR=(aaa bbb) echo ${VAR[1]} isn't the above code a array variable, if so it should not work?

smart arse comment it is very good though, very polished and bug free.

The reason it is coming up as a "serious threat" is because your antivirus is assuming you maybe were not the one that installed it. It is protecting you, incase some malicious person(or program) had it installed to your computer. They could then get your passwords, and other valuable info. With that said, this is just a theory, it may be bad for other reasons. Take with a grain of salt.

whats your reasoning for wanting it?

Hmm. thanks for the input. I am running gcc-3.3.5. Do you think it would be worth a try to install an older version of gcc? If i did that, do I just export a varaible telling it what version of gcc to use? edit added later// if I install gcc in my /opt directory, could I just go like this export CC=/opt/gcc-2.95.3/bin/gcc edit added later// I am building gcc 2.95.3 now, I get the feeling I may not have done it correctly. I used these options configure --prefix=/opt/gcc-2.95.3 \ --enable-shared --enable-languages=c,c++ \ --enable-threads=posix I also patched it with these gcc-2.95.3-n

First off I am looking a for a way in python to determine the dimesions of a video, for example 512:288(is that pixels?). do you know of a module that will do this? I think the module pymedia may do this, but I am having trouble getting it to compile. below is the error message. Any help would be appreciated building 'pymedia.video.vcodec' extension i686-pc-linux-gnu-gcc -pthread -fno-strict-aliasing -DNDEBUG -fPIC -DBUILD_NUM=1536 -DPATH_DEV_DSP="/dev/dsp" -DPATH_DEV_MIXER="/dev/mixer" -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64 -DACCEL_DETECT=1 -DHAVE_MMX=1 -DHAVE_LINUX_DVD_STRUCT=1 -DDVD_STRUCT_IN_LINUX_CDROM_

I am not sure if other language behave like this, but I thouhgt this was interesting. lets say I make a varibale as a string msh>$a = "3" msh>$a + 4 msh>34 #it concatenates them, like two strings but if I put a number first in the statemnet, it treats them both as integers msh>$a = "3" msh>4 + $a msh>7 #this time it treated them both as integers so if you want to add a bunch of strings as integers, you do it like this msh>$a = "3" msh>$b = "5" msh>0 + $a + $b msh>8

I just finished watching 'the notebook' with my wife(I had to talk her into watching it). I normally am not a person to enjoy a love story, but this one was beautiful. The whole movie was good from beginning to end. I just have to say WOW.

if you do not use cable select, and manually set them master and slave, then does it matter?

I found some docs at the same place I downloaded it (who would have imagined) http://beta.microsoft.com/source/BPProgInf...tingStarted.htm

I googled :-) but I did not find any good docs. I get the impression, know C# would help alot. Maybe I should be googling c#

I would appreciate any links to some documentation for using it :-)