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Hi BOb · #11 03-07-2005

Thats my Desktop

(had to make it 800x640 so it would be small enough to post it.)

SolarEclipz · #12 03-07-2005

Yeah, idk why I run so hot for my cpu. I even added less this time, i mean WAY less and I'm still running at same temp. My normal is around 52deg. C. Can anyone help me here?

*and thats even with out over clocking*

HmniQ · #13 03-07-2005

Less time? Btw, my 1.6 Pentium-M runs around 40-50 C during normal use, fans off.

SolarEclipz · #14 03-07-2005

less this time. As in thermal greese. coz i added to much last time.

i run 50 with 3fans and a 80mm on h/s

HostMaster · #15 03-07-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by SolarEclipz

Wrong Host. It is the button to the right of F12, which is PrintScrn/SysRq. Thats all you need to press. Then open your choise of editors and ctrl+v.

then save.

ROFL How is that different than what I said?

SolarEclipz · #16 03-07-2005

you said "ctrl+print" LOL.. There is a difference.

Kitch · #17 03-08-2005

I beileve ctrl+print takes a screenshot of your active window

HostMaster · #18 03-08-2005

I said Ctrl+Print Screen. Print Screen is the same as PrintScrn/Sys Rq or whatever you said. Some keyboards say Print Screen, some say PrintScrn or any other abbreviation which is sometimes necessary to fit so many letters on a KEY. What did you think I meant, hit Ctrl, which by the way could be spelled "Control", and some print button on your bubblejet? lol

I am almost intimately aware of the capabilities of my computer/keyboard, or should I say cmptr/keybrd

Hi BOb · #19 03-08-2005

mine says PrtSc

Hi BOb · #20 03-08-2005

Oh and on a totally diffrent subject... solar you should post other peoples AIM screen names.