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But Sky digital has only been around since October 1998... unless you have an old analogue box which will have stopped receiving "sky" channels in 2001 and only receiving analogue channels, which there isn't many of anymore I think...

Thousands of companies do. There's lots of full CRM / ERP web based services out there which (some very large multi-national) companies keep their full customer database, all transactions, phone records, accounting info etc etc on.

Um... probably because your timezone settings were set to GMT, but all the clocks in your house are currently set to BST (i.e. GMT+1). It'll be right at the end of October when you set all your clocks back to GMT.

AIC might be a good place to start... handy

You could probably bypass the dimming circuit (difficult to tell without having the physical thing to look at), but it'd be easier and safer to just buy a replacement on/off flavour switch:

A quick google will find you some. There'a few example photos on this site: http://www.wmboyle.co.uk/displayProduct.jsp?criteria=Uplighting_Cornice If my parents wern't away on holiday I'd get them to take a photo of their dining room as they've recently had illuminated cornices fitted.

Damn that's cheap, domestos is like £2.70 for 2 litres, I might have to make the switch!

At our last house we had a 3 lamp fitting in the middle of the bedroom as the main light, then 3 downlights just infront of the balcony doors and 2 above where the built in dressing table was. These were all switched together and worked well - looked good and useful. Here we have a main 3...

So... uh, maybe I'm missing something here... you have 60w of lamps, you want to add another 40w of lamps and then dim them to (psobably) a similar output of your original 60w of lamps... seems a bit counterintuitive to me...

We've had one in the office for about a year now, got from IWOOT, it continues to confuse new people.

Get your neighbours to move their TV to another wall. :)

[/url] Never thought of that before... might have to give it a trial run :mrgreen:

I have a few extensions setup which just play annoying music in a loop, when they call me I just transfer them to a random annoying tune. Quite a few call centers can't hang up a call in the first 5 minutes (without supervisor intervention) after it has been answered, so it's a good way to...

Rip the whole thing down? Doesn't look to pretty anyway...

A nice juicy inverter ready to zap a new hairstyle on you?

That BT work is more shoddy than usual... I'd have get them to fix that up if it was my house. Looks like they haven't even bothered with a drip loop, never mind finishing up the hole...

We use these for fixing data cabinets to walls, no problems :)

Nope, it needs to be connected to the phone line the whole time you're taking advantage of the cheap subscription on it (i.e. the additional £10 for multiroom)

Because they have a word association thread? In that case, you're a thief because we've had one going elsewhere since October 2004 :P

Knock yourself out: http://www.satelliteonline.co.uk/sky_remote_codes.htm