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1. 
   Review - Microsoft Windows Vista (32-bit)

   Pre-RC1 Build 5536 (Aug 29, 2006)

   If you have Beta 2 installed, it'll upgrade that copy of it. If you don't, you won't be able to get a "Fresh key" from MS,
   
   (Yes, it finally downloaded for me. *smiles*)

2. 
   Review - DiscJuggler

   3.50.826 (Dec 17, 2001)

   I have to disagree on that "worst audio copy in history". After Adaptec left XP users in the cold for a long time, I switched over to DJ - and now I use it for everything. From making Audio CDs to MP3 CDs to VCDs and Dreamcast CDs (). This program is the simplest to use (click one button - type the filename - hit start - done) and I haven't had a bad copy yet. Kudos to the DJ team.

3. 
   Review - Office XP Service Pack

   1 (Dec 14, 2001)

   I wonder why what I posted before isn't there anymore .. hmm... interesting.
   Anyway, the link NYS posted doesn't do anything for this situation. I don't even have Web Components instealled on my computer, nor is it listed in the Add/Remove Section of the CP - shoots that down. The fact that 90% of the people who responded here are having a problem with the patch, makes me weary - either we're all lying and have pirated copies or MS really *DID* screw something up - you be the judge. Damn it, I hate being right all the time. :0|

4. 
   Review - Direct Connect for Windows

   1.0 Preview Build 9 (Nov 1, 2001)

   It's kinda sad when the author of the program makes a few names and then posts how great his own software is on here. ::yawns::

5. 
   Review - Netscape Navigator for Windows

   6.0 Final (Nov 14, 2000)

   Can someone explain to me why I can't click on anything on www.wwf.com ? The News, The PPV, Shopzone, anything? I can't bring down the menu's .... what's that called and why doesn't it work! ?!?

6. Comment - Sony looks to live shows to boost theater ticket sales

   6.0 Final (May 23, 2008 - 12:41 PM)

   I sensed sarcasm in your voice, but I'm not sure you "get" what they're offering.
   
   'Delirium' was the 6th highest grossing concert of 2007 (and for the record, I saw it 4 times in that year). It's not only another great show/concert put together by Cirque du Soleil, it's all-inclusive of many of the more famous songs (reworked) that millions of people love.
   As for 'Rent', (I lost track how many times I saw this show) yes - the movie itself basically failed in theaters, but it's not the "final show". 'Rent' has won countless awards, including a Pulitzer Prize for it's libretto. The show is one of the longest running on Broadway (for now) and HORDES of people have seen it either in any of the international houses theaters across the world, the roaming tours or even the movie itself.
   As for the future, live concerts being broadcast (possibly in 3D ala U2) are in the works ...
   Why NOT have something different to watch when you go tot he movies instead of the same old boring cripe?

7. Comment - First Movie Appears on iTunes Store

   6.0 Final (Mar 15, 2006 - 2:44 PM)

   It's $9.99 ... maybe the $2 was a mistake .. or a 1-day-only deal? *shrugs*

8. Comment - Trillian 3 to Enter Beta Testing

   6.0 Final (Aug 16, 2004 - 8:51 PM)

   The only ones who had the "missing messages" problem were the ones who didn't PAY for the Pro version and downloaded it somewhere. See Tril's forum for details and numerous amount of locked threads and deleted names.

9. Comment - 'Ginger' Unveiled as Segway Human Transporter

   6.0 Final (Dec 4, 2001 - 10:59 AM)

   And if you have your key stolen from someone, you'll probably have more problems then "Hey, where's my Segway?" :0)

10. Comment - 'Ginger' Unveiled as Segway Human Transporter

    6.0 Final (Dec 3, 2001 - 8:16 PM)

    Just out of curiosity, why would you leave it outside? the whole point is NOT to walk AT ALL - that means, going into the store buying what you want and doing whatever you do normally, but on the "Segway". As far as practicality, it's practical in a city such as Manhattan - where I live. Thousands and thousand of people on the same stretch of sidewalk constantly. This new form is pretty cool cause it, theoretically of course, can move more people in a faster amount of time - seemingly more safely (again, assuming this becomes a mainstream idea years from now). But as for a current idea, a few people will have it and make an expensive novelty out of it. Who knows, maybe one day? :)
    I just wanna try it for a few minutes. ;0)