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Not many people with Blue CCT's Looks very nice Paul and superb pics with a good backdrop.

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Very nice, I like it! Like the paint job on the belly pan.. looks good with the colours broken up like that

Nice Avatar Paul

Chris.

sirch345 wrote:Nice Avatar Paul

Chris.

i keep wondering how it changes!!! what a computer duffus i am!!! Cheers matey.

I bet you thought it kept changing itself.

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cybercarl wrote:I bet you thought it kept changing itself.

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Yep i bloody did.! iam so butt on this thing. i don't even know how to check what operating system aim using "snow leopard" ??? buggered if i know. i need a compatible printer tomorrow.

Go to your Apple menu in the top left corner and select About this Mac 10.6 odd will be Snow Leopard, 10.7 odd will be be lion and so on.

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bigtwinthing wrote:i keep wondering how it changes!!! what a computer duffus i am!!! Cheers matey.

Sorry Paul I couldn't resist. You can have your old Avatar photo back if you wish but I thought this photo was/is a cracker

Chris.

sirch345 wrote:

bigtwinthing wrote:i keep wondering how it changes!!! what a computer duffus i am!!! Cheers matey.

Sorry Paul I couldn't resist. You can have your old Avatar photo back if you wish but I thought this photo was/is a cracker

Chris.

i was thinking " how the fook has that changed again? i must be better on here that i thought" then it hit me! still a comp duffs it does look bloodt good though cheers.

cybercarl wrote:Go to your Apple menu in the top left corner and select About this Mac 10.6 odd will be Snow Leopard, 10.7 odd will be be lion and so on.

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Carl i owe you lunch, cheers matey

And if you hold the Alt/Option key down while in the Apple Menu the About this Mac will change to System Profiler. Click on that and the System Profiler opens. This will give you a more detailed in depth details of every bit of hardware and software, attached devices etc that are connected or installed on the machine. Take memory under the hardware tab for example and you can check how much RAM you have installed and where.

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From a noob... what is that attached to the rear frame below the rear brake reservoir? Black cylinder.

It's a remote adjuster fir the rear shock.

Looking rather nice now that bike

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Ckennedy wrote:It's a remote adjuster fir the rear shock.

Looking rather nice now that bike

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I've got a billet ali mount going on it soon to house this properly, its just held there with cables ties and a bit of rubber sheet. It doesnt move though but looks a bit naff.Iam happy now with the handling so hopefully wont have to alter anything.