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Click here for Apple's page on the subject. Also read the related articles linked to at the bottom of that page. According to them it doesn't matter when you recharge it. According to a guy on cnet it's best not to let it run down completely.

That's not accurate. Bluetooth is a protocol that allows communication between lots of devices. There are bluetooth keyboards, bluetooth mice, bluetooth headsets. Very few computers come bluetooth-enabled though, but there are plenty of bluetooth USB dongles and the like available. Here is an example of one (mentioned only because one of the reviews mentions a v555). For a v555 data cable and compatible software see here (or another store selling the same stuff).

Check here: http://support.microsoft.com/default.as ... -us;111682

Click the Start button, goto Run and enter either devmgmt.msc (Device Manager) - look under Display Adapters dxdiag (DirectX Diagnostics) - look under the Display tab(s) (more detailed)

Double-click outside the graph to go back to normal.

Windows XP has both an account called "Administrator" and an account type called administrator. Put simply, the Administrator account has far more power than an account of type administrator. In Windows XP Home the Administrator account can only be reached in safe mode (for security reasons, presumably).