[ferrija1]

[franca]

Originally Posted by ferrija1

Dog-Gonit.....

[franca]

iPods and other digital music players are great. With roomy hard drives, you can fit all your favorite music on them.

But most people don't have 30 or 80 gigabytes of music. So they often ask me where they can get more music. And, of course, it has to be free.

Well, the Internet Archive is a great place to find free music. Visit its Netlabels page. Here you'll find music in all kinds of genres.

All of the music is free to stream or download. So you won't get caught up in a pricey subscription service. Now go get some new tunes!

Here

[ukboy]

http://local.live.com/

Same as goole earth but in your browser. And imo better.

[Tuppence2]

Thanks for the link, ukboy. Unfortunately, it states that Internet Explorer has to be used. I use Firefox, keeping well away from I.E.

Penny

[ferrija1]

Originally Posted by Tuppence2

Thanks for the link, ukboy. Unfortunately, it states that Internet Explorer has to be used. I use Firefox, keeping well away from I.E.

Penny

[Fidelista]

http://www.insolitology.com/index.htm
This is a good one! . Much to see. >f

[franca]

Bookmarks (or Favorites) are one of the best features of Web browsers. They make it a snap to return to a favorite site on the Internet.

Unfortunately, the Web is always changing. A site you visited yesterday may not be there tomorrow.

So it's easy to end up with a list of dead sites. Or, you might also end up with duplicate sites.

I like to keep my Bookmarks well organized. I use AM-DeadLink to weed out dead links and duplicate sites. It works with Internet Explorer, Firefox and Opera.

I'm sure your Bookmarks list is filled with sites from my newsletters. So download AM-DeadLink and get them organized!

http://aignes.com/deadlink.htm

[ottone]

I think there was a link here to Win XP service packs downloadeble on CD.
I checked most of this thread and could not find it.
Help please?
Thanks

[ferrija1]

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/d...s/default.mspx

[ottone]

Originally Posted by ferrija1

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/d...s/default.mspx

No, it was not a Mi*soft link.
But thanks anyway

[franca]

Originally Posted by ottone

I think there was a link here to Win XP service packs downloadeble on CD.
I checked most of this thread and could not find it.
Help please?
Thanks

Click Here

[ferrija1]

Originally Posted by ottone

No, it was not a Mi*soft link.
But thanks anyway

It still does what you want. Also, the link is to the same place ottone.

[knight_47]

I remember when it used to be free, it's not free anymore now, that sucks. Good thing I got my order before they charged.

[ferrija1]

Well you don't have to pay for it, just the S&H.

Note: A shipping and handling charge will be assessed on your order.