Recent content by knightrider

http://www.wikihow.com/Clear-the-Thumbnail-Cache-in-Windows Should clear it out, hope it gets the thumbnails right the second time...

That's a link to an image, when the tag is correctly closed. Inserting an image is: <img src="image_url" alt="image description" />

Ah sorry, missed the part where Dave said he was building in a few months! In that case, do what Lukas said :)

A reasonable, yet awful attitude lol. There's always a new product coming out soon, if you follow that advice you'd never buy anything... Not that it makes you feel any better when your 'brand new' computer is superseded just weeks after you buy it... @davekiddle: For £400 you could easily...

It does - if it's like CS4 then the option should be under Edit > Preferences > Performance > Untick 'OpenGL Drawing' to disable it. Then restart photoshop to see if anything has changed. If not, go back and re-enable it, and back to the drawing board lol.

I find it very hard to believe that this is a hardware issue - it sounds very much like software going wrong to me. However it may be graphics related - do you have a version of Photoshop which makes use of Graphics acceleration? Try turning it off, see if that jolts it into behaving...

The Drake equation, anybody? It's more or less impossible that we're alone in the universe - statistically there are an infinite number of other inhabitable worlds - even more if we update our current definition of 'inhabitable' (ie oxygen rich and temperate) which has been shown by many life...

I think the joke is he's damn near bald :P

If your videos are hosted on vimeo and simply embedded in your webpage it won't use up any of your bandwidth. Photos, however, will. How much depends what size you embed with, and what sort of traffic you're expecting to get. Realistically, if you use thumbnails/lower res images in a gallery...

64 bit Windows can cope with 192GB of memory, though you're essentially correct about 32 bit, Googles.

Your gallery plugin seems pretty funky, definitely writing some interesting CSS there. I had a go at making it centred but nothing seemed to have an effect - the gallery javascript was overwriting I think. I'm sure you could tweak the plugin to center align...

If you centered the contents of the slideshow div, both vertically and horizontally, then at least the images would always be in more or less the same place? Would help alot imo.

I don't know how likely it is, but try freeing up memory by closing all other programs, and trying to run the Java application. That way the JVM should have more memory available to it.