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Is it LCD? It's probably a Plasma.

And that automatically means that: [*:1gihcqsf]There are no viruses on Mac OSX, and [*:1gihcqsf]Linux viruses only last "a few days".Er, how?

BenQ 26" Widescreen LCD TV 8)

What does that have to do with the Unix based Mac OSX?

Internet Explorer is teh l33t.

Yeah, put in the hostname itself? :) Internet Explorer can resolve the DNS to an IP fine why can't Firefox? I wouldn't care doing it but there are quite a number of hostname's in those 2 IP ranges I would want to include. I don't think it's good enough that it doesn't resolve the DNS for you :) You better tell me Firefox can do it because Internet Explorer can ;)

You have even less of an idea of what I was talking about then what you were talking about. Thank you.

Well that statement is completely false. Provide your proof.... then I'll provide mine :)

You have no idea what your talking about. Thank you.

There are no Dell computers actually manufactured nor assembled in Australia.

I like Firefox, it just annoys me sometimes :) I will stick with Internet Explorer at home, never fails me.

You can't stop making the currently tradable rares untradable. That is completely unfair to those that have put alot of their GP into getting them, not just GP hording merchants. The only feasible way I can think of controlling the prices of Rares is making a NPC Rares Trader that will buy your currently tradable rares from you fomr a set price to begin with, then depending on the Trader's current stock he would buy and sell for different prices. This way the Trader's prices would still be player controlled but it would remove the current price manipulation that occurs. I'm writing up a new thread to post about this later with more description of the idea :)

Runescape offers a great deal of entertainment value for the $5 a month. Hell I can't even get a cheeseburge meal for that much these days. I spend more for morning tea every day than I spent on Runescape in a month. Stop whining.

Because Mozilla on Linux is l33t.

He means just install the equations editor. Thats what it's ther for.

Hey Hannibal, The 147.109.224.0/8 147.109.225.0/8 change works fine if I connect to the internal website's using the server's IP address. But I cannot connect using it's DNS name, e.g. http://intranet/site does not. Is there an entry you can place in the exclusions field that will make it work for it's DNS name also?

Thats the Blazing tools perfect keylogger. It's a commerical product :)

Well you guys have been very unlucky. Sad to hear that because Dell's are the best computer's manufactured at the moment.

I copied directly from Internet Explorer to Firefox as suggested.

That did not work jargon. When I setup the proxy I can access the internet fine but the specified IP ranges are not excluded from the proxy, preventing me from using internal websites. Also I just had Firefox crash already :? I have an image of what I was doing at the time. I had just click Install for the Web Developer plug-in and then these windows popped up. This isn't a good start!

I have downloaded this new version. It's worth giving it a go. Could a Firefox guru please help me configure the proxy settings for my work computer? Here is an image of what my Internet Explorer proxy settings are set to. How do I replicate the proxy exclusions in Firefox 1.5? Thanks.

You are incompetant Lime :lol:

And how would you know that? You wouldn't :D No Anti-software means no detection!! No detection leads to unknown intrusion! Unknown intrusion leads to unwanted operations! Unwanted operations leads to total computer malfunction!!!! WE ARE ALL DOOMED!

If tech heads are noobs....then why do we listen to them.... :? :roll: The Admin's and Mod's must have gone tropo also to think Teach_Head's know anything! :oops: This place is falling apart!! :o And I haven't been hacked... I'm a good little Tech_Head :cry:

Damn users that leave there programs open for days on end. And they wonder why there computer's keep crashing when they haven't restarted in weeks :cry: