Ducati-branded USB drive (SanDisk)

[redbeacon]

SanDisk offers up 4GB Ducati USB flash drive

By Darren Murph

 

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If you're the type who prefers your vehicles to come with only two wheels, and you also don't mind paying entirely too much for a USB flash drive so long as its branded right, SanDisk's latest could be the one you're looking for.

 

Amongst a number of Ducati-badged flash memory, SanDisk has also unveiled the Extreme Ducati Edition USB Flash Drive, which doesn't do much to avoid looking like your average "Liquid Paper" Grip. Aside from the awkward resemblance, this glossy red device sports the same color effects as those found on the Ducati Corse team motorcycles, includes 4GB of internal storage, and boasts write speeds of up to 20 megabytes-per-second. 'Course, for USD$124.99 that you'll lay down for this piece will include a "custom lanyard" and SanDisk's RescuePRO Deluxe software, we imagining the pricetag won't matter much for true aficionados.

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Of course, this would make a perfect gift for those who already own a Duke

[R1_R1]

wah...kan pua chio...but the price also chio...

[mutant_sheep]

wah..kan pua expensive sia..

4gb i only need to pay less then 50SGD..

[168kmh]

wah..kan pua expensive sia..

4gb i only need to pay less then 50SGD..

 

wahhhhh

 

 

sure or not , i go sim lim also dun have so good deal

[SMR]

I can get 4GB thumb drive at $40.

[Lass]

wow pretty ex but it's branded la.

 

shd see e ducati's range of bags, almost fainted as well.

 

for some diehard fans, they will still pay for it.

[mutant_sheep]

wow pretty ex but it's branded la.

 

shd see e ducati's range of bags, almost fainted as well.

 

for some diehard fans, they will still pay for it.

 

hey, long time no see..

how r u doing? how is fass doing?

when wanna goto kkfc la kopi? since u 2 r so close..

[Lass]

hey, long time no see..

how r u doing? how is fass doing?

when wanna goto kkfc la kopi? since u 2 r so close..

 

who u??

 

_____

 

btw the way, this is office topic....how do you auto-open file in another excel window if you already have another excel windows running. Can be rather annoying because it tends to bring up the file in the same window then the other worksheet will go into the background.

[mutant_sheep]

who u??

 

_____

 

btw the way, this is office topic....how do you auto-open file in another excel window if you already have another excel windows running. Can be rather annoying because it tends to bring up the file in the same window then the other worksheet will go into the background.

 

could be i get a wrong person again?

u r not fass gf/wife?

 

anyway about ur off topic, there is no way u can auto open an excel file at another windows..

except u start excel again (with others excel windows on) then open that file..

hope helps

[Lass]

could be i get a wrong person again?

u r not fass gf/wife?

 

anyway about ur off topic, there is no way u can auto open an excel file at another windows..

except u start excel again (with others excel windows on) then open that file..

hope helps

 

er dunno fass though but ur avatar looks v familiar though.

 

about excel hmm i noticed tat it's possible on my colleague's pc and own home pc though. i have dug thru help and online but couldn't find an ans as well.

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Each Microsoft Office app (word, excel, etc...) can only have one instance of it running at a time.

 

Regarding Excel, Microsoft has answered user's problems where the same 'ol Excel window is "reused" for every subsequent documents that they open, or when they create a new workbook.

Now, as long as you're using Office XP (aka version 2002) and above, you get the chance of having documents open in their own windows, which mean that:

 

For example, if you have 2 Excel files open, they act as if they're like like 2 different apps - They appear as 2 clickable button-thingys on the bottom taskbar.

 

You can even switch between them by means of Alt + Tab.

[Lass]

Each Microsoft Office app (word, excel, etc...) can only have one instance of it running at a time.

 

Regarding Excel, Microsoft has answered user's problems where the same 'ol Excel window is "reused" for every subsequent documents that they open, or when they create a new workbook.

Now, as long as you're using Office XP (aka version 2002) and above, you get the chance of having documents open in their own windows, which mean that:

 

For example, if you have 2 Excel files open, they act as if they're like like 2 different apps - They appear as 2 clickable button-thingys on the bottom taskbar.

 

You can even switch between them by means of Alt + Tab.

 

thks Nelly. so is it possible to do some setting to my pc to do that? am on win xp here.

 

oops sorry i seriously hv gone off topic.

[redbeacon]

What version Microsoft Office are you on?

[Lass]

What version Microsoft Office are you on?

 

version 2003

 

sorry Nelly, i got another question.... how do i rid off 'locate link brower' pop up when i click a hyperlink? sheesh why my pc so much problem one.

[Murphy]

version 2003

 

sorry Nelly, i got another question.... how do i rid off 'locate link brower' pop up when i click a hyperlink? sheesh why my pc so much problem one.

 

2003 shld be able to do it. Am using 2007 n 2003 on 2 OS..

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Got this off Microsoft Support:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/821692

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SYMPTOMS

When you click a Web link in an e-mail message in Outlook 2003, the Web site opens in a browser window and the Locate Link Browser dialog box appears.

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CAUSE

This problem occurs on a Microsoft Windows 2000-based computer that has a third-party browser that does not support Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE), such as Netscape Navigator and Mozilla.

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RESOLUTION

To resolve this problem change the registered file type for the URL:HyperText Transfer Protocol file type to use Internet Explorer. To do this, follow these steps:1. On the desktop, double-click My Computer.

2. On the Tools menu, click Folder Options, and then click the File Types tab.

3. In the Registered File Types list, click URL:HyperText Transfer Protocol, click Advanced, and then click Edit.

4. In the Actions box, type open.

5. In the Application used to perform action box, locate Internet Explorer (Iexplore.exe), and then click Open.

6. In the Application box, type IExplore, and then click OK.

[Lass]

Nelly, you are a star! er...but apologies i hijacked your thread

 

Murphy, i know 2003 shd be able to do and tat's why am puzzled as to why it can't be done on my office pc.