Inspector morse was indeed what I was aiming for!!

http://users.telenet.be/Land.of.Arnor/IC/qryhgrsjyuk.JPG

Yeah yeah.. That man should never roam the streets again, but I disagree on killing him. I think he should be psychiatricly researched and treated in order to prevent such an event in the future...

correct!

http://img300.imageshack.us/img300/4673/rtsrgrbtqstwd0.jpg
note: I had to cut a bit off, since it revealed the name of the artist and this computer (unlike my own) doesn't have anything to edit it out decently..

Also, I want both the artist as the painting's name!

"damn that many footnotes lol!"

25 isn't that much :\

indeed

http://users.telenet.be/Land.of.Arnor/Today_is_my_Birthday.gif

Anton

indeed it's el Escurial!

http://img161.imageshack.us/img161/2044/13325912yt9.jpg

almost

http://img520.imageshack.us/img520/9481/1415926qu2.jpg

Indeed!

http://img177.imageshack.us/img177/1918/image4718dz6.jpg

"I seriously don

"I am very sure i read some interview with some developer who said that so far Windows allways came in with all "doors open" which ment some extra administrational work"

If you mean ports, they still are

"About the software like IE and such.. ok .. it for sure would be no big deal for the developers to implement an option where u can choose which programs to install and whcih not... i remember that was possible with win 95,98,me i think."

It isn't possible in Vista, so I doubt it'll be in 7, although, the EU might help that.

Anyway, my point is that Microsoft slowly takes away our modification options. Seven needs 16 GB to install, makes a sort of backup system on your disk (ready to be attacked by crackers, I'm sure) while we have nothing to say about anything anymore. Sure, it makes installing a bit easier (although it was never hard), but it makes windows fat. Half the things, I don't even want on my computer, and I really hate that...