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Actually, there is one big difference I can think of for Dreamweaver 8 & CS3; Spry Support (Ajax). But, I don't know if it justifies the expense of upgrading, though. I don't know about MS Office 2007; I only have the MS Office 2007 Home and Student Edition. In that edition, installation up to 3...

What version of Dreamweaver do you have? AFAIK, Adobe CS3 will allow for an installation onto a second computer. But on that second computer, the installation is restricted to one user. (Windows allows many users to log on, i.e., Mom, Dad, kids, etc.)

Made the switch over MS Office 2007. :( I really wanted to use the OO.org suite, but the lack of Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) support was the final straw. Basically, VBA allows me to automotate Excel, having it generate weekly reports for a subsidiary at work. Otherwise, doing it by...

What?! No Linux? Like you, I have a dual-booting computer; Windows XP and Fedora Core (4? 5? I forget.) Like the setup so far.

I can easily see Viagra sales skyrocketing after this slick advertising campaign; "Now... With Viagra, you can tune out your lady during pillow talk after sex!!!" *ducking tomatoes!* :dance:

StarOffice isn't free. Are you referring to its open-source cousin, OpenOffice (OO)? That one is freely available. I myself use OO suite near daily. It pretty much does all that I ask for in terms of word processing and number crunching. Granted I don't do presentations, so I don't use OO's...

It was a funny video. I even met Tom at the Kissimmee ASL Expo last weekend. Still, I couldn't believe that some people actually thought it was real.

Not in Deaf Education; there will be a crisis of a teacher surplus in the future. There's simply not enough Deaf people in elementary/secondary settings, and the numbers continue to dwindle in the future. And yet, there continue to be newly minted graduates seeking employment in Deaf Education...

I would suggest you give ASL Expo a try. The show will come to Kissimmee this Oct. 13th; Kissimmee ASL Expo I'm pretty sure you'll find plenty of Orlando Deafies to meet, mingle, etc. There's also the DPHH-CF, but most of their events require that you be 21 years of age, though. BTW, I...

Well, I would think you may be mistaken. Don't get me wrong; the Deaf community is pretty big and active in NYC. However, a tiny city by the name of Rochester, in upstate NY, still waxes its big brother when it comes to a top-notch Deaf community.

Cool. I generally agree with you that metro DC is easily the best area for a Deaf person to live in. Baltimore's not bad, but the Deaf community there isn't as good as metro DC, nor is it as good as the one found in Frederick. Wasn't there a Deaf club on N. Charles St.? I used to live in...

Where in NY? The small city in the economically depressed upstate NY, or NYC proper? :)

Hello, all. I'm interested in flying out to Washington, D.C. for the Oct. 19th weekend and attend Gally HC festivities. However, the hotels on NY Ave are all booked. I was wondering if anyone here in the forums have room for me and a friend to stay for two nights? (Friday night & Saturday...

One other thing; Something this obvious shouldn't be that easily forgotten! :) Does the Ojo videophone have a flasher? How would one know if there's a call? What kind of visual signal does the Ojo provide?

Not bad. Pretty decent use of classifiers and mime skills.

Oh, that's one sexy videophone! Thanks for the link. I may just get one. However, my dream videophone would be a regular cellphone that has a foldable tripod and built-in video camera, and one that can run on 3G cellular networks. The Deaf market for this kind of phone probably will be white-hot.

RedheadGrrl, do I know you? I was at Gally during the time you were there, but on the main campus, though. My general advice; Go to Gallaudet. This will be your only opportunity to experience collegiate life in a Deaf environment. There is a reason why Deaf people call Gallaudet, 'Home". You...

I applied for a Ojo a month or so ago. From my recent email exchange, Snap!VRS has been somewhat disappointing. I wanted a single phone number; not the two-phone number system commonly used in a relay system. Some providers are now just starting to offer single number solutions. I work as an...

Recently, Ridorlive.com released an entry regarding my alma mater. The discussion has evolved somewhat, talking about what are the top five Deaf schools, and what makes a Deaf school a 'top' one. I should warn you readers that there may be some profanity in the comments following that particular...

It is Malcom Grossinger, and some information can be found at this site; CSDR Administration I have met the person before on a couple of occasions when I was a student at Gally. He seems to be doing a great job so far for CSDR and its community.