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    Cats

    :ph34r: Cats are preadator's for the home. Now everyone can own their very own personal predator. Not to mention that I have never met a cat that wasn't 100% PSYCHO. But that is what makes them cool! :yawn:

    My parents got a new one, actually it was a 'second hand'. Now that cat is such a sheepish, dump ###### and lacks any predator gen.

    Sometimes i think he is mentally disabled (i dont see why that cant happen in the animal world).

  1. Cable here. I guess im lucky that cableTV, and the infrastructure for cable internet, is widespread in this country.

    Pay, well a neat 50 EUR/USD for a 180Kb d/l, 15Kb u/l. Sounds reasonable but must complain on the upload. Everyone seems to look for downloadspeed these days, but for sending regularely big mails or upload to a webspace the 15Kb upload is a no good and when on the limit it freezes all d/l.

  2. Also, I've used a dial-up connection my entire life, getting ADSL a few months ago. (Yay!) So this whole "Multiplayer" thing is a bit new to me. In fact, I've never played a game over the internet before. So... How does multi-play in GR work?

    First, welcome to Ghostrecon.net, youre gonna like it.

    You can play online with UbiSofts gameservice or third party services like All Seeing Eye. Most (?) prefer to play on (know) dedicated servers listed on the internet. You can find some in the Games Room on this forum as ip-adresses.

    Go to GhostRecon>multyplayer>internet and fillin the adress. Be sure youve got all expansionsets (Desert Storm and Island Thunder) as for almost every server its required. Also see installed mods. You can get them here.

    You can also host your own server and invite players. Let it know in the gamesroom.

    Good Luck and see you on the battlefield.

    .. yarr, I see Sart already beat me to it

  3. thanks for all the replies,

    @BlueRose, any easy tips for colormanagement for occassional PS user? Clift notes? websites?  I tried PhotoshopCafe and got the 50% gray as response.

    Its a bit hard to explain in short and not really needed for occasional use of PS. See it as a software system that converts colors for different outputdevices (such as monitor, your own home inkjetprinter, photoprinters used in labs and offset press). To do it right you need a monitor calibrator and colorprofiles of each seperate output device. Now thats expensive.

    But you can make a basic setup, which will be fine for for example your own digital photography. The magic word is ICC colorprofile. You need to know your camera-, monitor-, and printer profile and a ICC profile integrated program such as Photoshop. Google for it, or check out http://www.color.org/, as for almost all my online information is in dutch. There is more than enough info on it.

    I will post some links if ran into it :thumbsup:

  4. Its the best like Dannik says, keep it all neutral and choose the ambiant light color temp carefully. If done perfect you should choose the same color temp as the place where your proofs will be checked.

    Also (more depressing than sitting in a gray shaded room) you need to block all sunlight. So your monitor and proofs will be watched any time under the exact same light circumstances.

    But imo the most important are the settings and handling of your systems Colormanagement.

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