Brandon_7

I drank 2 glasses of champagne and watched some guy jump 300+ feet on a Motocross bike...twice.

Choose "Save Movie File" (not "Save Project") under the "File" menu and see if you can do it there.

This is a rather common problem, it seems. Here's a Google search of your problem. I'm sure there's a suggestion to fix it somewhere in there.

And thank you for being a jerk for no reason. I just misread what he said, it's not that big of a deal.

Here: http://browse.deviantart.com/customizat ... lltime=yes

Or he could just buy one 2GB stick and use it along with one of the 512MB stick that's already there.

Read.

That really depends on the maker of your computer. Normally, it's one of the "F" keys. Like F10, F11 or F12 (If the first doesn't work, just restart your computer and try again. If none of those work, try looking at one of these search results to see if you can find how to get to your computer maker's BIOS). You need to start pressing it when the computer begins to start up. Once you do, you need to look for something about the boot sequence and make your CD-ROM first.

Same here. :(

I know nothing about burning files with a Mac. But, if you're sure that you burned it correctly, then it might be that you need to change your system BIOS to boot from your CD-ROM first.

Pretty much, you could burn it at a slower speed if you want, then you'll have a smaller chance of something going wrong.

Sorry for directing to the old version the first time, lol. Anyway, I'm pretty sure you need the "dsl-4.2.1.iso" file. However, if you want, you can read it yourself.

I'm not sure I'll be able to help you but, could you try translating the error message to English? Rather difficult to suggest anything without knowing what it says.

I believe I misunderstood what you were saying, kinda my fault. Anyway, I think you can just go here and download the file named "dsl-n-01RC4.iso".

Assuming that it's like any other operating system, just burn it to a CD. Then, put the CD into your computer and restart it. If you're going to dual boot with Windows, then it could be a bit different. Just make sure you know what you're doing.

Click on any empty space on the bar and drag it back to the bottom of the screen.

Well, after you click on the games to run them, open Task Manager (press Ctrl + Alt + Del). In the "Processes" tab, look for something with a name similar to the game you tried to run. If you don't see anything like that here, then your computer likely isn't running the program at all.

Is it possible that you could reinstall the program? If so, there's an option to reset all of your icons to the Windows defaults.

How to clear browser cache.

The two people that you mentioned would be great to ask. It's ok that you want a second opinion, I just don't think here is the place to get it. You could even try a legal advice forum if you want. Almost no one here is qualified to be giving you legal advice though, that's all I was saying.

First just quoting another post is spam. Second, some of us could know something about the law, it never hurts to ask. Thanks, Mr. Mod. Why don't you delete my post? Oh, that's right, you can't because you're not a moderator. If his parents can afford a BMW then they can probably afford an attorney. This isn't a place to ask for legal advice, as stated. He doesn't need to be taking legal advice from any of you geniuses.

I'm curious too. :-k

Nice index you got there. Hopefully it doesn't kill anyone with dial-up.

http://www.keepvid.com It's easier to copy and paste the links instead of trying to actually type them yourself. Anyway, enjoy.