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Hi neugen.

I'll get back to you on "eyes" or your own page about this.

Terri

Terri I have 1943 cartoons listed on my journal page.
Free and they work on 56k and up.

Abbi!

--this could be useful for something I'm doing for the Post!



zdt

At last! I knew it had to exist somewhere. A site for all of us who really don't know very much at all about how to work this computer thing.

--the best part about this as far as I'm concerned is that it's run by someone who actually lives in FRANCE!!! So he can help with all the French bits I haven't a clue about. But is also useful for anyone who feels they need to know a bit more. Highly recommended!

http://www.drkeyboard.com

Good for you! I know those french parts were throwing you. The guy that setup my computer up speaks Portuguese. My set up program is in Portuguese. Of course I would not go there away at this time!It could be a problem later!

Ah, merci Terri, hope things are going reasonably well for you - I've also got some tech. support sites;

http://www.computerhope.com/

http://www.protonic.com/

http://www.helponthe.net/

http://www.5starsupport.com/

j~z~c

jazz, alwys useful!

zdt

Yeah, thought I should post those, Terri. I was sure someone would use them! How're you doing, by the way?

(hi jazz, , suffering! Tell you more on "eyes"!)

--Just found out the Victoria & Albert Museum have a new exhibition on featuring Art Deco stuff; this sort of thing is the inspiration for the artwork of "The Hootoo Home of Today" A1008596 , which no-one except Abbi seems to have visited!
--it's probably also the same sort of era that Eustace is warped into, go & give the poor dear a at A1008695 .
(these & many more gems to be found in , so to the front page now & say I sent you!) *brandishes big stick*

OK, the art deco link: http://www.vam.ac.uk

--but I've got a cold, so I have an excuse!

Not actually had time to look, but sound like fun. Let me know via "eyes" what you think.

--beach huts (a fine English institution; let's all go & shiver in a chalet!)
http://www.beach-huts.co.uk

--where we won't be able to watch TV (no electricity), if we could, we'd probably be watching great British TV from the 1950's like:

http://www.whirligig-tv.co.uk

--If we were in the States of course, we could find some stuff for about at : , no, just realised it's commercial, not allowed! Any of you who want it, let me know & I'll e-mail it!
can't remember the smiley for tencents; if I had a bloody functioning printer I could print the new smileys out!

This is a serious link for once. Many thanks to Abbi for introducing me to it.

It advertises itself as "the largest collection of professional medical information on the web". U.S based, but obviously much medical information applies worldwide; you don't have to be medically qualified to register, although a basic knowledge of medical terminology helps if you want to read the articles.

Gives a good insight into what's going on in the world of medicine today, regular updates every week by e-mail if you subscribe.(free, just register.)

http://www.medscape.com

"Bump"

A1099794 The h2g2 Essex Researchers Group

and

A1022310 The H2G2 French Language Help Desk



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