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the caves of steel, the naked sun

forward the foundation - isaac asimov

opening excel in separate windows

Use the File Association Settings

You have to tell Excel not to use DDE to open the worksheet. Open Windows Explorer, Tools, Options, File Types Scroll down to XLS Select Advance Button Click on OPEN in the Actions window, Then Edit On the 2nd line for application used add "%1". Make sure to put the quotes around %1. Example ...\Excel.exe" /e "%1" Write down what you see in the DDE Section. You will need this information if you want to return to the original settings. Now DeSelect Use DDE When you double click on any XLS file a separate instance of excel will run. Another advantage is that you can open more than one XLS file with the same name. 

 

 [open("%1")]

heroes

bprd

hellboy comic series

mass effect

microsoft

"life without walls" is the new ms slogan.
i somehow got a thought in my mind i thought i should share.
im thinking ms has decided to make their next os open-source or semi open source.
it would make perfect sense since there is a major change in the way ms work now. gates is retired. he's in a sort of a evangelist role. the new lead team have a new approach. they will try to coalition with linux and other open source vendors. they see the approaching threat of apple and are getting ready to counter it. the windows 7 blog is a lot more user friendly. its approach is what brought me into this direction.
you read it here first.

google os

anyone want to bet how long before google launches their own operting system? im imaging it to be a mix of linux and unix. it'll be powered by flash/air/silverlight like user interface.
the name will be..
hmm..ill think about this and come up with some names

the joker

Batman: No Man's Land - The novel

one of my most favrtite sites

http://idrawgirls.blogspot.com/

#include

The #include directive causes a copy of a specified file to be included in the place of the directive. The two forms of the #include directive are:

• #include <filename>
• #include "filename"

The difference between these two is the location the preprocessor searches for the file to be included. If the file name is enclosed in quotes, the preprocessor searches in the same directory as the file being compiled for the file to be included. This method is normally used to include programmer defined headers. If the file name is enclosed in brackets - used for standard library headers - the search is performed in an implementation dependent manner, normally through predesignated directories.

elephant

one of my first sketches with charcoal. its tough, because you cant afford any mistakes

the all seeing eye

jeans

i did this as a kid once. i think that was better. it came out from a advert of a jeans.(lee or levis, i cant remember)

jeep

my version of the jeep liberty. slightly more elongated

king

something out of arabian nights

lady4

this dint turn out very good. it started off very nice