Not to mention the fact that, after playing it for 3 days straight on ecstasy, you won't have the slightest inclination to go out and shoot up your high school.Well Solitaire seems to work just fine. :approve:
Not to mention the fact that, after playing it for 3 days straight on ecstasy, you won't have the slightest inclination to go out and shoot up your high school.
BTW, the updated graphics on "Spider Solitaire" in Vista and Windows 7 are truly spectacular.
Actually that was a rather broad, satirical, generalization, comparing the mindset of those who play solitaire, with the mindset of those who play Crysis.True, assuming, if that describes me, I even have a high school to which to go.
Actually that was a rather broad, satirical, generalization, comparing the mindset of those who play solitaire, with the mindset of those who play Crysis.
I don't think that either one of us has been anywhere near a high school in sufficiently recent a period of time, to truly attest to the veracity of that statement.My turn to say, "I knew that." I was just further commenting that such a dazed, ecstasy-crazed mindset might not be a reliable attendee of any school.
An "Infrequent, mentally, unstable, unreliable, casually tardy, enrolled, but disinterested in actually showing up, ecstasy crazed, video game addict", would be more in line with my own distorted imaginings.
You've double posted and multiple posted several times in this thread alone. Double posting is when you "reply" to yourself resulting in two or more of your posts in a row. Please refer to the Community Guidelines here: https://www.techspot.com/vb-faq.html. Double posting is not the same as duplicate posting.WWJ said:I haven't double-posted anything.
Double posting is when you "reply" to yourself resulting in two or more of your posts in a row.
...in this thread alone.
Please stop it.Just now I replied to you, then ET3D. Now to you again. Three posts appearing consecutively in the thread.
I'm afraid so. When possible, you should avoid posting two or more consecutive posts regardless of how many different members you are responding to. Did you read the guidelines I linked to? That should explain it.This is improper operation?
Just read the new posts and respond to all of them in one message.
I'm sorry, I'm new to this format.I'm afraid so. When possible, you should avoid posting two or more consecutive posts regardless of how many different members you are responding to. Did you read the guidelines I linked to? That should explain it.
The Win 2000 drivers wouldn't help me, this machine is running XP.The Windows 2000 drivers are available on NVIDIA's site (under "drivers" on the top menu), but since you asked this question I assume you don't have the latest drivers installed. In which case don't rush to install these drivers. Go to the NVIDIA control panel and tell us what driver version you have installed.
Wow, psychology blends with technology, would that be called, "Psychnogoly".My turn to say, "I knew that." I was just further commenting that such a dazed, ecstasy-crazed mindset might not be a reliable attendee of any school.
I actually thought I did a real good job of explaining how to do this in post #44WWJ, considering the driver version I'd suggest trying both newer and older drivers. The latest for XP and 2000 are what I'd try. No guarantee it'd change anything, but it's worth a try. I'll start with the Windows 2000 ones and see if they work and if there's any speed improvement.
As for the forum rules, I don't see why it's a problem to follow them, and I disagree that it's clearer. Look at the previous page, where you have three consecutive posts. The latter two answer people without any attribution, and it's only clear from context who you're responding to. You could have easily put them into one post with "ET3D, ..." etc., and it would have been clearer.