Computers and Related Hardware/Software

Started by groink · 6 Oct 2003 · 5,867 replies

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28 Jan 2006, 06:18 #1861
In the Details section??
28 Jan 2006, 06:20 #1862
dochira wrote:In the Details section??



no in the window itself below each hard drive icon...the details section says nuthin' ...just "My Computer - System Folder"
28 Jan 2006, 06:26 #1863
Do you have in: (In Windows file explorer. Menu -> Tools \ Folder Options).

Check the "view" tab. Check the "Display file size information in folder tips."

If it's checked, then I have no idea what the problem is... :confused:
28 Jan 2006, 06:29 #1864
have you tried pressing Alt+F4?




:mrgreen:
28 Jan 2006, 06:32 #1865
tabana wrote:Do you have in: (In Windows file explorer. Menu -> Tools \ Folder Options).

Check the "view" tab. Check the "Display file size information in folder tips."

If it's checked, then I have no idea what the problem is... :confused:



still doesn't work...whatevers...thanks for the advice.
28 Jan 2006, 06:39 #1866
No problems. :)
28 Jan 2006, 06:42 #1867
krim wrote:have you tried pressing Alt+F4?
:mrgreen:


you're a diabolical cyber terrorist.....
3 Feb 2006, 23:28 #1868
Moving to GD forum.
4 Feb 2006, 08:39 #1869
NECfs MultiSync LCD20WGX² monitor functions as well as it looks


NECfs MultiSync LCD20WGX² monitor offers both form and functionality with a widescreen aspect ratio of 16 x 10 on a 1680 x 1050 resolution screen. Viewing in daytime is a breeze with its 700:1 contrast ratio (470cd/m² brightness). It is even suitable for gaming, with a lightning fast 6ms response time. Available by the end of January, the LCD20WGX² is expected to retail for $677. It comes with a built-in 4 port USB 2.0 hub as well


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4 Feb 2006, 11:37 #1870
Nice. I need to change my old 17" CRT monitor and this looks really good. :thumbsup:
4 Feb 2006, 11:44 #1871
tabana wrote:Nice. I need to change my old 17" CRT monitor and this looks really good. :thumbsup:


yeah it looks like a nice monitor...
4 Feb 2006, 12:20 #1872
Tu_triky wrote:NECfs MultiSync LCD20WGX² monitor functions as well as it looks


NECfs MultiSync LCD20WGX² monitor offers both form and functionality with a widescreen aspect ratio of 16 x 10 on a 1680 x 1050 resolution screen. Viewing in daytime is a breeze with its 700:1 contrast ratio (470cd/m² brightness). It is even suitable for gaming, with a lightning fast 6ms response time. Available by the end of January, the LCD20WGX² is expected to retail for $677. It comes with a built-in 4 port USB 2.0 hub as well


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nice....technology just gets better and better, and the prices will drop. :bonk:
4 Feb 2006, 12:32 #1873
qilver wrote:

nice....technology just gets better and better, and the prices will drop. :bonk:


That's the best thing that could happen in technology upgrade....the dropping of prices :mrgreen: :hehe:
4 Feb 2006, 12:47 #1874
qilver wrote:

nice....technology just gets better and better, and the prices will drop. :bonk:


i just did a quick search for that nec monitor that i posted about...i actually found the low price to be $420 although it retails for $677....
4 Feb 2006, 12:55 #1875
Tu_triky wrote:

i just did a quick search for that nec monitor that i posted about...i actually found the low price to be $420 although it retails for $677....


that's pretty darn good, for that size...
the 19" LCD's are dropping in price... :bonk:
4 Feb 2006, 12:58 #1876
qilver wrote:

that's pretty darn good, for that size...
the 19" LCD's are dropping in price... :bonk:


i thought so; moreover the resolution of the monitor is really fine @
1680 x 1050
4 Feb 2006, 13:16 #1877
Tu_triky wrote:

i thought so; moreover the resolution of the monitor is really fine @
1680 x 1050


yeah, that is really really good. :thumbsup:
4 Feb 2006, 14:07 #1878
Tu_triky wrote:NECfs MultiSync LCD20WGX² monitor functions as well as it looks


NECfs MultiSync LCD20WGX² monitor offers both form and functionality with a widescreen aspect ratio of 16 x 10 on a 1680 x 1050 resolution screen. Viewing in daytime is a breeze with its 700:1 contrast ratio (470cd/m² brightness). It is even suitable for gaming, with a lightning fast 6ms response time. Available by the end of January, the LCD20WGX² is expected to retail for $677. It comes with a built-in 4 port USB 2.0 hub as well


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Not to be skeptic, but those "fast" response times have always been rather exaggerated... I'd need to view it in person to be a believer.
6 Feb 2006, 03:01 #1879
:grumble: :grumble: Gotta install FC4 to do schoolwork - in for a long day (even on a Sunday)
6 Feb 2006, 03:06 #1880
bmwracer wrote:
Not to be skeptic, but those "fast" response times have always been rather exaggerated... I'd need to view it in person to be a believer.


right on...still seems like a decent monitor at the sale price of $477...nice inclusion of a usb 2.0 hub too

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