Hi all,

I have read that you can use CD key for Japanese OS version together with
install disks for English OS version.  I desperately want to try that out.

Can anyone lend or make a copy, without the key?

Please, I do not want any dodgy versions.  Only copy of a totally legit install
disk.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

BTW, I do not check this e-mail address frequently, and I would love to lay my
hands on a copy urgently, so please contact me directly by using this URL:
http://contactbyweb.com/brian

Cheers!
Brian

Hi All,

Well after 12 years, I decided its time for me to mozy on along to a new local.
I'm gonna be heading over to singapore to live for a few years I figure.

>> Know someone reliable who needs a furnished apartment in Osaka?

With the move, I'll be leaving my apartment- and am not looking forward to
dumping all my stuff, and not having a bed etc before i move... I am looking for
someone to take over the apartment, furnished.

The apartment is in Nakatsu, which is very close to umeda- you can walk to
chayamachi in like 10 minutes. Theres a hankyu and midosuji station very close,
or you can walk about 20 minutes to JR Umeda.

Has a queen size bed, fridge, washing machine, couch, TV, lights, aircon, stove,
etc, and a good size for a single person. rent is about 52,000 a month, but
you'd need to talk to the landlord about that + hoshonin etc... The landlord has
been good to me, and I would only want to refer a reliable person to her.

My visa runs out the end of Oct, so I gotta go by then, but can leave before if
you need to come in sooner, like september or october. I just need to get a
ticket to singapore and cancel my utilities.

If you are interested send me an email - davidm1@....

Thanks,

David

Just a quick note there's a Wordcamp event taking place in Kansai on 10th April.

Full details at WordCamp: http://japan.wordcamp.org/

Andrew (Not an organizer - just spreading the word)


関西懇親会

WordPress 創始者 Matt Mullenweg 氏が春爛漫の関西へやってきます!
日本初となる Matt
本人によるプレゼンのほか、質疑応答時間も予定しています
(タイムスケジュール)。

開催日: 2009年4月10日（金） 19:00〜22:00
会費: 4,800円
場所: 大阪・北新地 (創作イタリア料理 パーティスペース
Morishita)
参加可能人数: 70人程度
お申し込み: http://cotocoto.jp/event/29963
企画・運営: WordCamp 関西実行委員会

More and more governments around the world are starting to push for the
use of Open Source software

example: UK government backs open source
<http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/7910110.stm>  by the BBC

With the worldwide economic recession, companies might look towards
saving on their IT budgets and Open Source might be a way to safe money.
Open Office <http://www.openoffice.org//>   is now mature enough to be
an serious alternative option to replace MS Office. Firefox
<http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/>   is slowly gaining market share
as the prefered web browser. Some enterprises have committed to wide
Linux deployment, such as automaker Peugeot Citro�n's plans to
install 20,000 Novell Suse Linux desktops. Many other companies leave
Linux to the engineering and development staff or only for server
solutions.

Are there any Click members that are working with Open Source, or
promoting Open Source solutions?
What is the status of Open Source within Japan

Looking forward to some interesting feedback.

Best Regards,

Marco



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Re: Click Community site  http://salsakitchen-kobe.com/click/
<http://salsakitchen-kobe.com/click/>

Hi Clickers,

We have this wonderful group of IT brains here in Kansai and I think we
have a lot of potential, if we organize ourselves well. This mailing
list is not very active at the moment, so there is room for improvement.

We are in a unique position. Most of us are bilingual and have an
international background. We can provide services that many Japanese
would not be able to provide and there is a high demand for our
services.

Recession
Everybody is talking about it. Recession, Repression, we hear it so
often it almost makes us depressed. IT provides wonderful opportunity,
since we can make things work more efficiently through automation and
through information processing.

Who knows Klick!
But who knows Klick? Who can find us when they need us?

Organize
I think we should put together a portal with the following
functionality.

      * Click! Members register and post their resumes and experience
      * Web links to Click! Member websites and Blogs
      * Opinion Polls
      * Forum to discuss IT issues.
      * Calendar to post IT events and Click Meetings
      * News section where members can post Interesting developments
      * Outsiders can post IT requests and job requests.

Test Site
I have put up a mockup
http://salsakitchen-kobe.com/click/
<http://salsakitchen-kobe.com/click/>
It is a Joomla portal, we could host it under click-IT-kansai.com. With
a bit of activity from our side, we could climb up in the search engines
which will benefit our community and our members.

I invite all members to have a look and click on the poll at the site.

You can sign up and put your profile.

If there is some interest and if I have permission from David, I can put
the site live.

Looking forward to your response.

Best Regards,

Marco




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I'm up in Tokyo now but am always looking for an excuse to come down
to Osaka so let me know when you do another poll.

Cheers

Kyle

On Feb 04, 2009, at 10:26, jrmadsen67 wrote:

> It looks like Feb. wasn't good for people (did people actually get a
> notification about the Poll?), so try again later. Always up for a
> Friday drink, though, if you're going out.
>
> ---
>
> On a more serious note, my job is going to fall victim of the current
> crisis at the end of the month (we had the double whammy of being an
> export company dealing with the high yen), and so I am looking for a
> new programming position. Full-time is nice, but I am considering
> doing freelance/contract based for the next year while everyone rides
> out the storm. I want to stay here in Kansai.
>
> Briefly, I worked in database programming/BI/reporting tools for quite
> a few years before switching to web development in LAMP several years
> ago. Lately I've been doing more with Code
> Igniter/jquery/AJAX/Wordpress (you know, Web 2.0 :-) ).
>
> I appreciate any leads any of you might have.
>
> ---
>
> Also, I've come across a couple of non-computer, non-teaching jobs
> that might interest some of you. Here are a couple I've seen:
>
> Translation Project Manager:
>
>
http://jobs.kfm.to/jobs/725-Project_manager_for_Japanese_to_English_financial_tr\
anslation_projects
>
> Law/translation firm Office Manager:
>
>
http://www.gaijinpot.com/job_view.php?jid=10922&rid=6&tr=26&cat=&full_part=&posi\
tion_type=&keyword=&location=210&selang=all&offset=0
>
> thanks, and take care.
>
> jeff
>
>
>

That's a relief - I thought nobody liked me anymore :-)

LinkedIn is on my list of things to do today. Thanks for the tip.





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That's really odd. I didn't get a notification for that poll at all.
This is the first I've seen it. Maybe there's a permissions setting
back here that I'm not aware of. Sorry that neither Dave nor I have
had time to put anything together lately.

You may want to cross-post this sort of information over in our
LinkedIn Group as well.
http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=1045
There are several members over there who aren't members of this
group. That may give you a few more eyeballs. For example, if you
post a new poll then make a thread about it here and on LinkedIn and
link directly to the poll from there.

Good luck on the job search! I'll keep you in mind if I see any
openings.

-- Bill

--- In click-it@yahoogroups.com, "jrmadsen67" <jrmadsen67@...> wrote:
>
> It looks like Feb. wasn't good for people (did people actually get a
> notification about the Poll?), so try again later. Always up for a
> Friday drink, though, if you're going out.
>
> ---
>
> On a more serious note, my job is going to fall victim of the
current
> crisis at the end of the month (we had the double whammy of being an
> export company dealing with the high yen), and so I am looking for a
> new programming position. Full-time is nice, but I am considering
> doing freelance/contract based for the next year while everyone
rides
> out the storm. I want to stay here in Kansai.
>
> Briefly, I worked in database programming/BI/reporting tools for
quite
> a few years before switching to web development in LAMP several
years
> ago. Lately I've been doing more with Code
> Igniter/jquery/AJAX/Wordpress (you know, Web 2.0 :-) ).
>
> I appreciate any leads any of you might have.
>
> ---
>
> Also, I've come across a couple of non-computer, non-teaching jobs
> that might interest some of you. Here are a couple I've seen:
>
> Translation Project Manager:
>
> http://jobs.kfm.to/jobs/725-
Project_manager_for_Japanese_to_English_financial_translation_projects
>
> Law/translation firm Office Manager:
>
> http://www.gaijinpot.com/job_view.php?
jid=10922&rid=6&tr=26&cat=&full_part=&position_type=&keyword=&location=210&selan\
g=all&offset=0
>
>
> thanks, and take care.
>
> jeff

It looks like Feb. wasn't good for people (did people actually get a
notification about the Poll?), so try again later. Always up for a
Friday drink, though, if you're going out.

---

On a more serious note, my job is going to fall victim of the current
crisis at the end of the month (we had the double whammy of being an
export company dealing with the high yen), and so I am looking for a
new programming position. Full-time is nice, but I am considering
doing freelance/contract based for the next year while everyone rides
out the storm. I want to stay here in Kansai.

Briefly, I worked in database programming/BI/reporting tools for quite
a few years before switching to web development in LAMP several years
ago. Lately I've been doing more with Code
Igniter/jquery/AJAX/Wordpress (you know, Web 2.0 :-) ).

I appreciate any leads any of you might have.

---

Also, I've come across a couple of non-computer, non-teaching jobs
that might interest some of you. Here are a couple I've seen:

Translation Project Manager:

http://jobs.kfm.to/jobs/725-Project_manager_for_Japanese_to_English_financial_tr\
anslation_projects

Law/translation firm Office Manager:

http://www.gaijinpot.com/job_view.php?jid=10922&rid=6&tr=26&cat=&full_part=&posi\
tion_type=&keyword=&location=210&selang=all&offset=0


thanks, and take care.

jeff

Hi CLICK!ers

Going off the original topic, but I recently modified the top page of
www.japanevents.net to make easier to filter events in different parts of Japan
and also created a page specifically for Kansai:
http://www.japanevents.net/kansai.html. There are not many events outside Tokyo
and non in Kansai at the moment but if you are hosting events and think it would
help with promo you can submit events at www.japanevents.net/submit.html.

The RSS and iCal feeds also reflect any of the calendar filters selected on the
top page.

I welcome any suggestions or requests and can also create a prominent link to
CLICK! if that would be useful.

Andrew


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篁九��: CLICK! Beer Garden July 18th or 19th

Hi Everyone,

  We are looking to have another beer garden, either on the 18th or 19th
  of July. Please go to the polling page and put down your preference
  if interested.
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/click-it/surveys?id=2729418

  The Garden opens at 5:30 and goes to 9pm. I'll be there from 6.
http://www.yaen.com/
  It's 3150yen all you can drink and eat- Its mainly yakiniku self
  service style.

  If it looks like rain, keep your eyes on your email for an update...
  I'll reserve a table under the tent.

  Hope to see you there! Ask for "CLICK" when you arrive.

  David Moskowitz
  CLICK! Organizer

  Directions:
  The beer garden is located on top of the Shin-Hankyu Bldg. located
  next to the Dai-4 bldg. From JR Osaka, just walk over the bridge
  towards Hanshin dept store and keep going. Its the next building after
  Hanshin. The building is also across from the front of E-MA.
  Mikimoto Pearls is on the 1st floor. http://www.yaen.com/



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Hi Everyone,

We are looking to have another beer garden, either on the 18th or 19th
of July. Please go to the polling page and put down your preference
if interested.
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/click-it/surveys?id=2729418

The Garden opens at 5:30 and goes to 9pm. I'll be there from 6.
http://www.yaen.com/
It's 3150yen all you can drink and eat- Its mainly yakiniku self
service style.

If it looks like rain, keep your eyes on your email for an update...
I'll reserve a table under the tent.

Hope to see you there! Ask for "CLICK" when you arrive.

David Moskowitz
CLICK! Organizer


Directions:
The beer garden is located on top of the Shin-Hankyu Bldg. located
next to the Dai-4 bldg. From JR Osaka, just walk over the bridge
towards Hanshin dept store and keep going. Its the next building after
Hanshin. The building is also across from the front of E-MA.
Mikimoto Pearls is on the 1st floor. http://www.yaen.com/

Enter your vote today!  A new poll has been created for the
click-it group:

July 2008 Beer Garden Poll:
Which evening could you attend?
We will be holding another get-together in Umeda in July
at Yaen (http://www.yaen.com/). Please indicate
which day or days you could attend. This will help
us make the right number of reservations for the event.

Thanks,
David

   o July 18th
   o July 19th


To vote, please visit the following web page:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/click-it/surveys?id=2729418

Note: Please do not reply to this message. Poll votes are
not collected via email. To vote, you must go to the Yahoo! Groups
web site listed above.

Thanks!

Enter your vote today!  A new poll has been created for the
click-it group:

Osaka Castle Park - April 13, 2008
Click members are invited to attend this event. Dennis provided us with a brief
FAQ about the event here:
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/click-it/message/467
We would like to get a rough head count of people planning to attend. Will you
be able to make it?

   o Yes, I'll be there!
   o Maybe.
   o No. I can't make it this time.


To vote, please visit the following web page:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/click-it/surveys?id=2686876

Note: Please do not reply to this message. Poll votes are
not collected via email. To vote, you must go to the Yahoo! Groups
web site listed above.

Thanks!

I have a friend who is  intensively looking for someone who is
willing to relocate to Tokyo to do some .NET and JAVA work.

I did not ask about relocating from overseas....but it might be possible.

-Dennis

Consider this as an informal get together.
April 13, 1:00PM, Morinomiya Station (subway & JR), Exit 3-B, BYO

Do you miss the festivities of the Banks of Mukogawa?  How about
Nakanoshima Festival?
Where is the Spring "gathering" event?

Many groups in the Kansai are coming together for friends, family,
and children to enjoy the cherry blossom season.
A "first annual picnic event" in Osaka Castle Park.  Should be an
enjoyable afternoon!


Pertaining to the April 13 event.  Could you tell me a little bit more?
>
>1) How often has this event been occurring?
first time!  But I'm hoping it becomes a yearly group-networking
event every April.

>2) Which group is organizing it?
DAJK, officially (but its basically a one-man show!)  Among the
groups joining so far are DAJK, Amnesty Int'l 95, Int'l Outdoor Club,
In'l Gourmet Club, St. David's Society, St. George's Society, AFWJ,
and many others are currently under consideration.

>3) Since it is a big group, will permits be needed?
not sure how big the group will get, but permits?...... we don't need
" " permits!  (or do we?)  Since this is not a Nakanoshima type
event, without booths & bands, just a group of friends having a
picnic, I think it will be OK.

>4) Late arrivals need to go where?
follow the chalk signs, and look for the noisy gaijins!

>5) Event cancelled if it rains?
No, since this is a BYO picnic event, its up to each individual to
decide whether to come & what to bring.

>6) web page available?
No (but I like the wishful thinking!!)

>7) BBQ ?
No, technically it's being promoted as a Picnic, since I think fires
aren't allowed in Osaka-jo. But they also tend to look the other way
during hanami season. anyway, I won't be providing anything to cook
with. stores are near Morinomiya station, and if someone fires up a
hibachi, that's their business!

>8) Drinks?
Yes, definitely!  again, this is BYO, so nothing will be prepared and
there will be no food/drink booths other than the Japanese yatai that
may already be there selling in the park.

>9) Children?
Yes! also Dogs, frisbees, musical instruments.......and single women!!

>10) Meeting time and place?
Morinomiya Station, Exit 3-B.   See maps below   13:00PM










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Do any of you do VB freelancing? We have an app that
needs some relatively straightforward modification.
Here is a snippet from our wiki about it.....

Compilation requires VB 6.0 and MS WinHTTP Services 5.1
(installed by default on most Windows platforms). The |setup.exe|
installer can be generated by using the Distribution Wizard, which is a
separate program found in Visual Basic 6.0 Tools program group.


I expect most of the work will be to setup a build and
test environment rather than coding.

Dennis,

That looks like a good excuse to get together. Lets add CLICK
to the roster and join them. Could you put together some more
information about the event and post it here?

-- Bill



--- In click-it@yahoogroups.com, "drg@..." <drg@...> wrote:
>
> We could piggy back on this "group".....
>
> Dennis
>
>
> >From: ray <ray5star@...>
> >Subject: Hanami this Saturday!
> >Date: Thu, 27 Mar 2008 22:21:23 +0900
> >To: undisclosed-recipients:;
> >
>
>
>
> Also, I'm organizing a Hanami picnic with various Kansai
groups at
> Osaka-jo park on Sunday, April 13, meeting 1 pm at
Morinomiya station
> on the JR Loop & subway lines. It may be too late for the
Sakura, but
> what the heck, it's another good chance to drink &
especially to
> network. So please mark your calendars for what is shaping
up to be a
> big event! Among the groups joining so far are DAJK,
Amnesty Int'l
> 95, Int'l Outdoor Club, In'l Gourmet Club, St. David's
Society, St.
> George's Society, AFWJ, and maybe KMUG. Let me know if you
are part
> of any group (besides Friends-of-Ray) that might like to
join.
>
>
> At 1:13 AM +0000 3/14/08, Bill wrote:
> >Well, it is coming up on the hanami season isn't it. Any
takers?
> >
> >--- In <mailto:click-it%40yahoogroups.com>click-
it@yahoogroups.com,
> >J Madsen <jrmadsen67@> wrote:
> >>
> >>  speak of the devil - I was just thinking that we need
> >>  to arrange a yakiniku or something soon :-)

We could piggy back on this "group".....

Dennis


>From: ray <ray5star@...>
>Subject: Hanami this Saturday!
>Date: Thu, 27 Mar 2008 22:21:23 +0900
>To: undisclosed-recipients:;
>



Also, I'm organizing a Hanami picnic with various Kansai groups at
Osaka-jo park on Sunday, April 13, meeting 1 pm at Morinomiya station
on the JR Loop & subway lines. It may be too late for the Sakura, but
what the heck, it's another good chance to drink & especially to
network. So please mark your calendars for what is shaping up to be a
big event! Among the groups joining so far are DAJK, Amnesty Int'l
95, Int'l Outdoor Club, In'l Gourmet Club, St. David's Society, St.
George's Society, AFWJ, and maybe KMUG. Let me know if you are part
of any group (besides Friends-of-Ray) that might like to join.


At 1:13 AM +0000 3/14/08, Bill wrote:
>Well, it is coming up on the hanami season isn't it. Any takers?
>
>--- In <mailto:click-it%40yahoogroups.com>click-it@yahoogroups.com,
>J Madsen <jrmadsen67@...> wrote:
>>
>>  speak of the devil - I was just thinking that we need
>>  to arrange a yakiniku or something soon :-)
>
>

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Next Friday, March 21st, works for me. Early April
too.


--- Bill <bill@...> wrote:

> Well, it is coming up on the hanami season isn't it.
> Any takers?
>
>
> --- In click-it@yahoogroups.com, J Madsen
> <jrmadsen67@...> wrote:
> >
> > speak of the devil - I was just thinking that we
> need
> > to arrange a yakiniku or something soon :-)
>
>



      
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Well, it is coming up on the hanami season isn't it. Any takers?


--- In click-it@yahoogroups.com, J Madsen <jrmadsen67@...> wrote:
>
> speak of the devil - I was just thinking that we need
> to arrange a yakiniku or something soon :-)

speak of the devil - I was just thinking that we need
to arrange a yakiniku or something soon :-)



--- Bill <bill@...> wrote:

> Those of you who are LinkedIn members are invited to
> join the CLICK!
> Group. Joining will allow you to find and contact
> other CLICK!
> members on LinkedIn.
>
> Here's the link to join:
> http://www.linkedin.com/e/gis/1045/352DB14E7483
>
> Hope to see you in the group!
>
>



      
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Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. 
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Those of you who are LinkedIn members are invited to join the CLICK!
Group. Joining will allow you to find and contact other CLICK!
members on LinkedIn.

Here's the link to join:
http://www.linkedin.com/e/gis/1045/352DB14E7483

Hope to see you in the group!

Hey Richard,

Good to have you with us!

-- Bill


--- In click-it@yahoogroups.com, Richard C <maairvc@...> wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I am new to the CLICK! group and as such only know a few of the
members. I am a recruiter specializing in tech roles. This kind of
role is one I do not work, but I am always willing to help find
someone (free of course). If interested, please send me more info to
richard.carlow@... may know a bilingual Japanese who is interested.
Good skills good person.
>
> Richard Carlow

Hi,

I am new to the CLICK! group and as such only know a few of the members. I am a
recruiter specializing in tech roles. This kind of role is one I do not work,
but I am always willing to help find someone (free of course). If interested,
please send me more info to richard.carlow@... may know a bilingual
Japanese who is interested. Good skills good person.

Richard Carlow


To: click-it@...: ceo@...: Thu, 14 Feb 2008 05:41:54
+0000Subject: CLICK! Need Windows savvy tech for occasional freelancing in Osaka




I have a friend of mine in Minamihonmachi that is allergic to computers. He
needs someone he can call once in a while to come to his office for
troubleshooting. Here is some typical stuff he needs:1) Replace a faulty printer
connector.2)Make sure he has his machines setup properly: anti-virus/spyware (it
should be running), OE, etc.3) A backup system.4) I might like to network with
him from my office in Hyogo. Might need something like PC Anywhere. There isn't
a lot of work but if you have some free time in your schedule once in a while,
this might help you fill some slots.Prefer someone that will be in Kansai for a
while.






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I have a friend of mine in Minamihonmachi that is allergic to computers.  He
needs
someone he can call once in a while to come to his office for troubleshooting. 
Here is
some typical stuff he needs:

1) Replace a faulty printer connector.
2)Make sure he has his machines setup properly: anti-virus/spyware (it should be
running), OE, etc.
3) A backup system.
4) I might like to network with him from my office in Hyogo.  Might need
something like
PC Anywhere.

There isn't a lot of work but if you have some free time in your schedule once
in a while,
this might help you fill some slots.

Prefer someone that will be in Kansai for a while.

Inspired by Johnny Lee :

http://www.gametrailers.com/player/usermovies/169289.html

Regards,
Tony

--- Kyle Barrow <kyle@...> wrote:

> Very cool
>
> On Jan 31, 2008, at 10:15, drg@... wrote:
>
> > This is way cool, if you haven't seen it yet.
> >
> >
>
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jd3-eiid-Uw&eurl=http://
>
> > www.cs.cmu.edu/~johnny/projects/wii/
> >
> > Or try this tinyurl link:
> > http://tinyurl.com/2tsxyy
> >
> > Dennis



       Ask a question on any topic and get answers from real people. Go to Yahoo!
Answers and share what you know at http://ca.answers.yahoo.com

Very cool

On Jan 31, 2008, at 10:15, drg@... wrote:

> This is way cool, if you haven't seen it yet.
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jd3-eiid-Uw&eurl=http://
> www.cs.cmu.edu/~johnny/projects/wii/
>
> Or try this tinyurl link:
> http://tinyurl.com/2tsxyy
>
> Dennis
>
>

This is way cool, if you haven't seen it yet.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jd3-eiid-Uw&eurl=http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~johnny/pr\
ojects/wii/

Or try this tinyurl link:
http://tinyurl.com/2tsxyy

Dennis

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Thank you Andrew,

Transfer between and combine mail into the same mail folder, I hope.

Being required to have two weeks worth of email in a separate folder,
and not able to combine it,  is irresponsible of any company that
deals with email.

Will look for it.
Dennis



At 5:44 AM -0800 11/16/07, Andrew Shuttleworth wrote:
>You can buy off the shelf software packages that allow you to
>transfer mail between phones. Just check the software nearest
>BIC/Yodobashi. Cheapest is 2-3000 yen.
>
>Andrew
>
>________________________________
>???: <mailto:drg%40gol.com>drg@... <<mailto:drg%40gol.com>drg@...>
>????: 2007?11?16? ??? 16:07
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><<mailto:click-it%40yahoogroups.com>click-it@yahoogroups.com>
>??: Re: CLICK! Best keitai 2007
>
>Had to drop off my AU - Sony Ericsson phone for two weeks to get it
>repaired. Very nice of them to give me an older Toshiba model to use
>while it was being repaired......so I thought.
>
>Go back to pick it up, and they tell me that the email in the
>borrowed phone can not be combined with the email in the newer
>phone.....
>
>Is this really the case?
>
>Is software among their sponsored phones incompatible with each other
>such that email can not be combined?
>
>Is there any translating software available to handle these issues?
>
>Thanks,
>Dennis
>
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Please remove me from this group.



Alexander K. Guy

Sygtron Systems Ltd.

17 West 42nd Avenue

Vancouver, BC, Canada

V5Y 2S8

(604) 324-8623

aguy@...

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From: click-it@yahoogroups.com [mailto:click-it@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf
Of J Madsen
Sent: November 25, 2007 4:13 PM
To: click-it@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: CLICK! Reg expression fun



Thanks, Dave, I'll check them out.

Any one have any thoughts on a bonnenkai?

--- "David M." <davidm1@hotmail. <mailto:davidm1%40hotmail.com> com> wrote:

>
> Hi Jeff,
>
> Can't give you an answer, but will recommend you
> join and post it to webmasterworld.com PHP forum.
> I've gotten a lot of great info there.
>
> David
>
>
> > Hello Clickiteers!
> >
> > Wonder if anyone can help me with a reg ex
> question - using php, I have:
> >
> > $string ='In||||||';
> > $pattern = '/\|+/';
> > $replacement = ',';
> >
> > echo preg_replace($pattern, $replacement,
> $string);
> >
> > I want to be able to replace with nothing if the
> pattern is at the end
> > of my string.
> >
> > I.e., I get strings like:
> >
> > Exterior Facing Face Stain||Left Right Door
> Interior Lining Stain
> > Medium||F Bumper Below A Medium||Leather Seat
> Creased Small||Mirror
> > A||Side Face Repaired Marked||Interior Dirty
> Medium||||||
> >
> > with varying numbers of |'s, and want to replace
> the sets of pipes
> > with a single "," , except if it's at the end of
> the string, in which
> > case I want nothing.
> >
> > I know if you work with reg ex's a lot it's pretty
> simple, but guess
> > what I don't work with a lot? ;-)
> >
> > Thanks in advance,
> >
> > Jeff
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