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Default location is set in the Kodak software. Select Tools Select Preferences Select Transfer tab Location is shown on last line default is usually c:Documents and Settings/All Users/Documents/My Pictures/Kodak pictures depending on your installation the path might be "Shared...

In IE7 Select Tools Select Internet options In the general tab, under browsing history, select settings Half way down the page will be the location you require Under this location are buttons to view objects/files

I don't know if the above post is legit or not, but you should NEVER bits of code you don't understand from unknown sources. Even if you trust the guys that gives you the link, he might be unaware if it's safe. There's an easier way to do it anyway. If you want to limit the disk space...

Test results and best practice recomendations. http://www2.theiet.org/Publish/WireRegs/WiringMatters/Documents/Issue15/2005_15_summer_wiring_matters_current_ratings_cables_in_thermal_insulation.pdf

Avoid P2P. they are very easy to trace. If you've noticed, nearly all the internet copyright prosecutions in USA/Europe (and there have been > 10,000)) have been for P2P/BitTorrent/SharedFolders. If you want music software or video, there are other ways.

May a pop a related question. I'm redoing all the ceilings at the moment, and will be fitting cables just incase they're needed in the future. The oven/hob are currently gas. Can I take it from the above posts that a 10mm2 cable will cover me for the majority of installations, should I...

You're lucky. I only got a 1200mm piece every tenth pack in my B&Q flooring. I'm told if you buy quality flooring (ie not B&Q), then all the pieces are long. There is no start piece, it goes down in a random patern. If you're new to this, read all the posts by WoodYouLike and mattysupra...

Oh they are definitely solid. Enlarged a few windows when I moved in and some of the stones go all the way through the wall. Taking out 250lbs+ stones from 10 feet up, with just a ladder is scary (and stupid). Stone are random - some large, some small - but theres no dirt in there. The mortar...

I'm pretty sure there's no foundations. There was some evidence of damp before internal rendering. None afterwards, except where a skip driver took out a down pipe. I killed all my drills and bits trying to put a new one up (very hard stone). I've just walked round for you. All my...

My house is 180 years old and solid random stone (550mm thick). I had the walls rendered internally 19 years ago. Some cracks (max 1mm wide) appeared over the first 18 months but haven't changed since. My plaster advised widening the cracks with a blunt srewdriver and filling with the stuff they...

Yes - done the calcs for each room. Using 1200mm x 600mm doubles (7083 BTU). Depending on the site you use for the calculation, this room needs from 2.9 to 5.3 rads of this size. (Lots of factors cause the wide variation. Windows are double glazed, but are small. Walls are solid random stone...

Hi, I'm installing new radiators and pipework before getting a corgi in to commisiion a new boiler. Upstairs, the rooms are smallish and I'm putting a rad in each room under the windows. Downstairs there's a large, long room 13.9m x 4.6m (45'x15') with all five windows in one of the...

I had three (5m x 4.2m, 3m x 2.7m & 3.2m x 1.8m) done in one day. Paid £170/day (South Wales) but had five days work for them.

I know noting about radiator temperatures, but I believe it works this way. The hotter an object is, the more heat it will emit. Since the heat capacity of liquid water is constant, the heat emitted will also be proportionate to the temperature drop of the water multiplied by the volume of...

WoodYouLike I have been to your site a number of times (and found much usefull information there). Depending on what I type in google, I either end up at http://www.woodyoulike.co.uk/ or http://faq.woodyoulike.co.uk/ The last time, while I was trying to get prices, google took me...

Thanks again Woodyoulike

The inlaws wanted to put a solid oak floor in their new conservatory. After looking at the posts here I've suggested that solid and laminate are out and they need to go for engineered. I think I read somewhere that solid bamboo was very tolerant of moisture/temperature changes - and thus may...

You could also try reclamation yards if you want to save some £ - I've seen them there before. Make sure they include delivery though, you'd need something big to shift a 7m one.

Got mine from a friend who has a small steel business. £100 for two - absolute bargin. Think you need to look up 'Steel stockholders' in yellow pages. I tried looking on the internet at the time ('cos I new he was underchanging me and I wanted to pay him the real cost) but couldn't find a...

Yes We had to cut the last ones I used from 7.5m to 5.1m.