neil

You ever been to a Scottish meeting

I was approached by a small business owner asking whether anyone would be interested in some of his products. As you know I do not advocate blatant selling on the forum, however I wondered if this product would be of use for the likes of Bisley. It is a 'waterproof' clipboard ... www.wetwritesolutions.com

Link is not working for me Chris

I know Chris, but just incase our new members don't

Play nice children

Hi everyone, I will be away at a competition in the Czech Republic until 11th May. Any new members, if you can just be patient and I will be in touch upon my return. Thanks Neil

Time to do the opposite and tick the "Is daylight savings time in effect?" box again folks (unless you're in Malaysia that is )

I'll be honest with you Mike, most of the shooters on board here are ISSF target shooters. There may be someone that can help with your request though

.. and I still have my trusty old BSA. Great rifles, getting parts for it is the main problem. Maybe Mac, or some of the other central belt folk can help you?

You're right Clive and it should be an 'information' message and not an error. I thought exactly the same when I first saw it. The authors have just used an error dialog for all messages shown to users - not ideal I know

To clarify, personal goods/equipment yes. 'Personal' ads. no Commercial ads. = NO

I've had over 100 emails with it and it's a pain in the a$$ with the AV popping up all the time but at least it's catching it. Update you AV software as often as possible - weekly at a very minimum.

Karly, MyDoom uses more that just zip for attachments, it masquerades as txt, bat, scr and many others. It will install an SMTP (mail) server on your computer and then scan your machine - text files, html files, address books etc for any email addresses it can find and then fake some emails and spread the virus. The attachments are always between 32-34kb in size - it's a good idea to turn on the size column in Outlook then you can get an indication by the size of the email before even opening it

One of my colleagues just forwarded me this link ... http://zxspectrum.cjb.net/

LOL My sisters were told that they could get one from Sloan's (a shop just outside Aberdeen) for around £150. I will find out what kind it is. Cheers

Any idea of a price for the Tau Rob?

Emma, Is it with the Pony club but I'll be honest and thought that some of the pistol pro's on here would have a better idea

Any idea as to the cost?

I'm looking for a lightweight pistol for my sisters. They are 7,9 & 11 and have just started triathalon, with air pistol shooting being one part of it. Bearing in mind their age and expertise something simple and lightweight (and cheap) is the main criteria. Anyone have/know of a suitable air pistol? Thanks

But it's not actually a trojan Si It's a Micky$oft "feature" Norton AV latest pattern file does not pick it up and nor would I really expect it to. Where it is likely to catch people out is where someone gets sent a faked HTML email that looks like it has come from their bank and asks them to log in. You will most likely be taken to a site that looks identical and log in and before you know it the 'fraudster' has your login details. Some Barclay's customers were hit by this a few weeks back.

As of earlier today, if you do a Windows update then you should find a patch for IE that will prevent you from being "exploitable" from this security bug. http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com

Just a warning to you all. Back in December an exploit was found in IE (5.01, 5.5 and 6) It allows one to show one URL in the address bar but actually take the victim to another. Here is a very simple page I've just created: http://www.stirton.com/test.htm The implications are huge. Barclays bank has just been hit by this. Someone made a spoof copy of their site and then sent out emails with the exploit and tricked customers into thinking that they were on the legit site.

LOL, his whole site is now password protected

I'm afraid we are not all English, we do have several US citizens on board here but none have behaved quite like you. I'm sorry you do not like how things are run but the majority do. Sorry to see you go (Oh and it's "tight")