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08-14-2005, 09:30 PM
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this is only a test....
you would for example take your IDE cable off and........
sometimes the AGP card will need to be reseated, do this by firmly pressing it into it's slot. USB speeds have improved over the years, with the advent of USB 2.0 speeds have reached more than 400 kb/s this was a test using answer.com to provide accurate definitions of certain technical words.
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08-14-2005, 09:35 PM
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nope, didn't work as good as i had hoped.
test concluded.
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08-15-2005, 10:24 AM
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looks like all the techy words got defined.
What's the problem?
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well, the definitions worked kinda like i wanted.... except, on certain words, i had to change the search keyword. for example, for usb, i had to tell it to look up "USB2.0" just so it would come back with the right response. if anyone wants to start doing this to their posts, you add a link starting with www.answers.com/ and then the word.... problem is, it isn't always aware you are talking about computers. what i was hoping for, was to fool a spellchecker into replacing certain words with the definition link, and even though it almost went how i wanted, it was tons of work for such a short post. now if i was writing a tutorial, then i would use these links, but not in every day posts.
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