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It would probably be this one: http://www.css-networks.com/audit.jpg

You'd have to enable auditing in the security policy. It's not an active directory thing in itself, more of a group policy thing. If you haven't enabled password auditing then no go, sorry.

Woman drove into the back of me on Saturday. Very little damage but the rear bumper is a bit scratched & dented right above the exhaust. My car is a facelift jap car, but I think I am going to ask for a UK rear bumper so that it has the correct number plate cutout. Do you guys see a problem with this? Can anyone give part number of rear bumper from a UK car if they don't forsee an issue with fitment or anything else? Also, right at the bottom of the bumper on the inside is a polystyrene shock/impact absorber. This looks fine, but behind it there is a sort of piece of metal that goes all the way across. It's not the square/rectangle crash bar, but more of a folded metal thing. It's very slightly dented, but it's also rather corroded, so I would like that replaced too. Any idea of a part number? I do have the UK EPC, but not Jap, and it's on my desktop computer at home which I don't have remote access to Thanks for any help guys.

Yeah look at post #106 from SupraPL (top of this page for me).

..and it is faster than the E65. A lot faster. Yay ( http://www.mobile-review.com/review/nokia-e51-2-en.shtml )

I'm quite comfortable with the predictive text now, and I don't send many emails, I just receive them and use it for OTA calendar sync.

Yeah, I was just thinking that I should get a blog

D'oh. My E65 is dual CPU too. Dual 220Mhz ARM 9. I wonder if the single 369MHz ARM11 in the E51 will actually be any quicker..

Ah, here's something I didn't know/notice.. The N95 has dual 332MHz processors. How cool's that! My E51 will be slower then..

The seller should be able to email you a payment link which will allow you to just pay with your credit card. It basically gives the seller the facility to accept credit cards. However.. this may only apply to paypal business accounts.

I always liked my E50, but it was dog-slow, and didn't have good data connectivity (no 3G). It was however almost indestructible and it did the Mail-for-Exchange stuff well enough. Anyhow, I replaced it with an E65, which I've been really happy with even though I thought I didn't like sliders. The E65 has a bigger screen which is nice for TomTom, and it has 3G & Wireless. It could still be faster though, and I smashed the screen on Saturday. I kept wishing Nokia would do a Business smartphone (E-series) with the technical features of some of the N-series phones. Enter the E51! This baby has HSDPA (3.6mbps downloading if your operator supports it (Orange are behind the pack on this I think, T-Mobile are the leaders I think). It also has more RAM, which is a common Symbian complaint, and a faster processor than most others. It has 96mb RAM, which leaves 50mb free after the phone is running normally, and a 369MHz processor. The E65 has 64mb RAM leaving 24mb free, and a 220MHz processor. The N95, everybody's favourite super gadget, has 64mb RAM leaving 18mb free for applications, and a 332MHz processor. I thought the N95 was nice and fast too. Interestingly, there's an "N95 3-NAM" listed on the Nokia tech specs website. I wonder if that means "North American Market". It has 128mb RAM anyway. Nice that they fixed the piss poor lack of memory for the yanks.. (tech specs here: http://www.forum.nokia.com/devices/matrix_all_1.html ) Best of all though, carphone warehouse are doing the phone, as an o2 pay-as-you-go deal, for £169 + £10 topup. They say the phone is unlocked to any network. I have a feeling they forgot to add on the VAT, but that's a bargain. It's not listed on their website, or O2's website, but I asked in the Trafford Centre Carphone Warehouse at the weekend, and I just walked into another one on a local industrial estate and have paid for it. It's coming tomrrow.

I really liked that film. Kids didn't get into it for some reason but I thought it was ace. The answer is indeed 42

That episode was a total farce! Those cars wouldn't have achieved the expected "new" figures on that dyno when they were new, IMO.

Make love not war. One of my favourite episodes

Yeah, you're lucky not having the stock airbox. I went for one next to the battery, and the other one, well there are some tapped holes in the side on the drivers side of the engine bay. The included bracket fitted there nicely and the ballast sat just fine. Actually, there are two holes. I had to drill a new hole in the bracket to line up with one of them. I think there are problems with under the headlights if you have the stock airbox, or active spoiler, or smic, or something I kept pictures luckily, 'cause I wrote that car off. : http://www.css-networks.com/ballast/1.JPG http://www.css-networks.com/ballast/2.JPG http://www.css-networks.com/ballast/3.JPG

I had an Alfa GTV at the time when I bumped into them. (queue shitty Italian accent..): "ahh mister. you like ee-taly-an motor car.. bullshit bullshit bullshit"

This is such a well known scam. It usually happens inside service stations. They are not stolen items, sorry !

I'm tempted, badly. The DXZ928RMP (two generations older than yours, but same top-of-the-line model) is IMO fabulous, but I do like the tilting control panel..

Ooops. I didn't say for certain you'd have to take the drop links off It was quite a while ago when I did it, sorry. edit: phew! It's not my fault :

Does the 948's face tilt like it does on the 928 & 938 ?

They must do a wireless upgrade for the basic 40gb version.

Now that's what my Remington was like, and it was rubbish! Oh well. Maybe the cutter shape/design doesn't really come into it.

I found the straight foil things (I had a Remington) to be absolutely shit, and the rotary Philips to be quite good. They work well when the hair is just light stubble. If you let it get too long they're not so good. They always miss some though, and I end up trying to pull them out for hours, looking weird with my head sideways.

So you need the wireless router for upstairs, but you don't need to add anything to the PS3. You need one of the "broadband routers" as opposed to "broadband MODEM router" or "adsl modem router".

I didn't claim on my insurance for my first half-write-off, I just worked really hard for months whilst driving a 4spd 1L Nova and buying as many used parts as possible. I had to claim the second time around because another party was involved, and the car was totally irreparable