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As it says in the title. But....no indication on the tin design, in fact no change of design at all. So I pick up a colour I am getting low on for a bannister job. I have often used Colron stains & mixed them often to get the right shade. Not any more you don't...spirit base & water base...

I stand by what I said. Posting a google link is a juvenile and unhelpful response. Me-thinks a sad little guy...inflated ego surpassed only by size of opinion.

It's quite some time since I came on this forum and now I remember the reason why I got fed up of it. Its answers like this last one. Too many smart @rse replies that do nothing other massage the inflated ego of those posting such insults. I'm surprised that the mods still let this kind of...

I had this problem a few weeks ago. Eventually found the solution simplicity itself. Switch off the netgear for at least one minute and when switched on again it should re-set itself to the correct configuration and hopefully allow you access to the internet again.

The whole question of the slave trade and apologies can not be seen in black & white terms....literally. Abhorrent though it was, and is, the blame can not be laid in the lap of the whites alone. There were many African black slaves traded from others in the African black community. Slavery...

Like many fashions throughout time the Elizabethan collar or ruff had its origins in a display of wealth. So called Elizabethan (to state the bl44din obvious) because it was seen predominantly in the reign of Elizabeth 1 of England. As has been said previously you would need a lot of spondulics...

I had a problem with a memory upgrade recently, the new memory was not being recognised, not exactly the same as yours but solved it in the following way. On boot up go to BiOs, do not change anything, see if the new memory stick is listed and click on accept changes.....may work for you.

Try here http://www.retractacable.com/index.php?ad=Google_1_retractacable

Tudors used oak for their external wood, if treated properly will last for centuries. Probably not an option for you as the expense will be enormous. If you have access to a local sawmill you could purchase some unused oak or other hardwood railway sleepers and have them sawn to size. Loads...

You mean like this http://gprime.net/video.php/howtosurvivepms :mrgreen:

Read the post eggplant...he aint mentioned anything about animation, he said 'film' he also said 'I have seen one done in flash and it looked very good' which is not to say 'I want to go the flash route'. Never seen animation done with a video camera....where have you been hiding all your life...

When talking 'icon', is that an icon on the desktop? Have you tried 'My Computer' > right click the cd/dvd drive> select 'Open'

breezer...flash is not that easy or intuitive to use. In the long run I think a well edited video would be the easiest option. You can very easily freeze frame, add text, add voice over, music and make very effective transitions. All this can then be transfered to cd/dvd for either computer...

Might help if you gave the following info. What browser What Op system What memory What connection speed

If they 'didn't know', and that is also what I understood from OP, then it either did or did not come with XP installation CD, hence my thoughts about contacting manufacturer.

Depending on how complex or simple your 'film' needs to be there are many programs out there to do the job. Give us some more info on what the 'film' entails and what way you wish to present the finished product.

The laptop may not have included an XP install disc, many new machines today do not always include the cd. It could have been that the drive was partitioned with enough info on the second partition to recover the op system, but then if the drive is wiped there seems little point in trying that...

Try this.... Explorer 4.x * Go to "View | Internet Options..." from the main menu * Change to the "Security" tab * Select "Custom" and click on the "Settings..." button * To enable: make sure "Enable" is selected under "Active scripting" To disable: make sure...

I believe no bank has been taken to court with reference to overchargeing customers fees for overdrawing etc.. They have been served summonses but in every case they have backed down and reversed any charges to customers. They are frightend that if they lost a court case, then this would set a...

Try here http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/cat.jsp?ts=83280&id=101885