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It was counted since I got the PM that you beat my score. I've never had 5 of a kind. I've had a straight flush though.

Oh yea! I have seen a number of these and am successfully able to read them all. I also can pick out a single work on those cards that are just a bunch of random letters in a matter of milliseconds on those when I see them too.

I used to use GRC a lot. I haven't visited there is a few years.

Now that's what I'm looking for. I picked up 2. It's about time the higher capacity SSD's starting coming down in price. Good find Rich.

That's a good deal.

You're welcome here and your passion is appreciated.

So true. I had to let an intern go because he failed to do his main job which was making sure nightly backups were done before he went home.

When you hover over a folder it will give you the size I think. If not properties is the way to go.

As far as I can tell the only way to do this with software. Microsoft removed the ability to show folder size after Windows XP. Every place I checked had a link to the same software. Try this and see if it does what you want. http://www.mindgems.com/products/Folder-Size/Folder-Size.html

This site runs on Comcast Business Metro-E fiber. I have had no problems with them. I've never had residential service with them so maybe that is a different animal.

Good question. I know drives show size so there should be a way to shw the size of folders without having to right click and select properties to see the size. Off to do some research.

They are getting trickier and trickier. I bet many people will be fooled by this one.

I moved them back after I fixed the problems. Seems I copied over most of the missing stuff, but, missed about a weeks worth.

This should be fixed. During the migration back to this server I forgot to copy over the newest images.

Too late. I already bought the one you posted yesterday.

Open notepad and put this in it: [Channel] Retail [VL] 0 Save the file as EI.cfg. Copy the file to the sources folder. There might be a file already named that in the source folder. If there is replace content with the above. What that does is lets you bypass the license key and pick which version to install. Once installed you can activate with your key. Make sure when you get to the part that asks for which version to install you install the version your key is for.

To add. Maybe if you have flash installed you'll get the video rendered in flash player instead. Since I don't I get the HTML player.

I have no trace of any Adobe products on my system except for PhotoShop so if flash is embedded MS did a good job hiding it. I don't have the plugin installed on Firefox and have never had a problem viewing videos on any site. I haven't had flash installed since I had to clean my wifes laptop after she got infected by doing a speedtest at speedtest.net when they were compromised a couple years ago. I do know that IE 10 will render HTML 5 videos and doesn not use Adobe flash. See this info page at YouTube https://www.youtube.com/html5 which I got by right clicking the video and selecting about HTML 5 viewer. No Adobe mention seen. I also get that in Firefox.

Windows 8 has it's own flash player. You shouldn't even need to install flash. Most websites that offer video have moved away from flash because of the non-stop security issues.

Dougie, do you use Windows 8 by chance?

The only time I've used dism was to get information about an ISO. I didn't know you could use it to repair images.

I haven't done any android programming, but, my roots in IT were as a programmer.

I haven't seen that in a while. Last time was when I did have flash installed. I am in the process of watching a bunch of videos to learn the nuances of the Rudy programming language and haven't had problems with any of them.

Since I don't have it installed I don't click on any upgrade warnings I might get.

I don't have flash installed. Haven't trusted it for at least 3 years now. I also don't have java installed. Even though I don't have flash installed I can still view YouTube videos as well as videos from many of the sites that offer them. Flash is and has been for a few years a security nightmare. These video site are going away from flash and using html 5 video embeddings. If you don't have flash installed then you get the html 5 version of the site.