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Cool, Saynt Chaosity becomes the first one-poster added to my ignore list :D.

Thanks for all the help, definately got some things to consider.

Hilarious! Check out The Son of Benny Hill in the fur hat.

If one is a successful futures trader trading say 5 contracts at IB with a typical stop of 5 ES points that represents 2% of his trading capital, that means he has roughly 70k, but only needs about 10k for margin requirements. Obviously you don't want to shave that margin requirement as thin as...

26% like most. I was a little nervous as the the meter climbed over 25 to 50, then I knew it was fuxored when it went over 75%.

BigMike is correct.

Since you already have both cards, why not try it and see if it works? If it does, then you won't have to buy anything else.

You buy some PCI video card, and plug it in (and keep your other one in as well).

Read Rand and find out :D. I'm going to get a glass of wine, read that speech again, then go to bed.

I never knew where the $ symbol came from until I read Rand.

You value your assumptions, and thus you find trouble seeing what is. Francisco d'Anconia is a character from Ayn Rand's book, Atlas Shrugged. In the book the character makes a long speech, and part of that speech argues quite strongly against the idea that "everything is relative" or...

LMAO! That is absolutely hilarious. Did you even bother to open the book from where your handle came? I can imagine some other quotes like that: or how about: Or mebbe:

BTW, I couldn't find any hits on BrSerial. Whatever that is, it might not be Microsoft and that might help you figure out WTF is going wrong.

IPSEC is Internet Protocol SECurity. You can troubleshoot this problem from: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;259335 Edit: Cool, my 300th post. :D

I'm assuming that your electricity isn't a problem (UPS, right?).

I think my comments about news sources are not in the same league as the rest of the folks here, but you can go to Briefing.com, and hit on their Live (free) economic calander. Gets the news faster than CNBC and Bloomberg free broadcast stuff, but I'm very sure it's not nearly as fast as say...

Hmmm, I got in just fine.

Found this quote on their website: "In an effort to reverse the recent decline in the number of manufacturing jobs in the United States, all devices destined for the United States shall be manufactured entirely in the United States." That makes me a bit suspicious. Also, they claim that...

http://www.niehs.nih.gov/kids/lyrics/happyand.htm

In general, this should be a cakewalk. And, you should do it - both XP and W2K are much more stable than WinME. However, there are a couple caveats to this advice. First, make sure your hardware is supported on your new OS of choice. If you bought your computer from a big name (like Dell)...