Looking for Retina Purchase Date: All it gives is Mid 2012

Hey! I've been trying to find my purchase date so I can download Mountain Lion. I've been using my serial code, but the closest thing I get to a purchase date is "Mid 2012". I need to be more specific in order to fill out the request for the free upgrade.
By the way, I have the retina display.

If you purchased it online, it should be on your Order Status [you should still be able to see your Order Status even though it's completed].

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Looking for a specific data in all the cubes and ods

Hi Gurus
"i am looking for all the cubes/ods that contain a specific Controlling area(lets say 0123) and a specific 0plant (lets say plant 4567), now i can go down to every cube and ods and search for it in its contents but i have like hundereds of cubes it will take days, is there a simple way to look for some particular data in all the cubes/ods, and it tells me which cube/ods contains these plants and controlling area."
<b>now based on this above post i got a reply that abaping can help.</b>
"you could write an ABAP where you call for every InfoProvider function RSDRI_INFOPROV_READ_RFC like
loop at <infoprov-table> assigning <wa>.
call function 'RSDRI_INFOPROV_READ_RFC'
exporting
i_infoprov = <wa>
tables
i_t_sfc = i_t_rsdri_t_sfc
i_t_range = l_t_rsdri_t_range
e_t_rfcdata = l_t_rsdri_t_rfcdata
exceptions
illegal_input = 1
illegal_input_sfc = 2
illegal_input_sfk = 3
illegal_input_range = 4
illegal_input_tablesel = 5
no_authorization = 6
generation_error = 7
illegal_download = 8
illegal_tablename = 9
illegal_resulttype = 10
x_message = 11
data_overflow = 12
others = 13.
endloop.
i_t_sfc should contain 0PLANT and i_t_range the restriction on you plant value.
with a describe table statement on l_t_rsdri_t_rfcdata you can get the hits.
check test program RSDRI_INFOPROV_READ_DEMO for details
best regards clemens "
<b>now my question is how do i use this code to check each and every cube in bw, it seems like it is meant to be for only one cube at a time. and what does he mean by "for every infoprovider function"</b>
thanks

THANKS

Whenever i try to download a rather large file i continue to get the "could not read source file" error. Tried new profile, uninstalling and looking for the compreg.dat file to delete nothing is working. Please help

whenever i try to download a rather large file i continue to get the "could not read source file" error. Tried new profile, uninstalling and looking for the compreg.dat file to delete nothing is working. Please help

Did you reinstall CS3 after CC?
For that matter, doing an in-place upgrade on the OS is always a gamble with Adobe programs. Reinstalling all the versions you need, in order, would probably solve your problem.
And you shouldn't need to save as IDML after opening the .inx in CC.

What to look for when purchasing iPhone external battery?

Next month I’ll be taking a 5 day trip to NYC and I’ll be using my built-in iPhone 4 Google Maps GPS a lot, so I’m in the market to buy an external battery. So with that said, what should I look for when purchasing one? I’ve noticed a lot of these advertise the mAh (milliampere-hour), and then some will also advertise the amperes themselves (i.e. 5200 mAh (2 amps)). What’s the difference when they advertise both?

DVI support is a must and most LCDs in the size that you are looking for are going to have it.
Your MB can drive a display with a resolution of up to 1920 x 1200 which just happens to be the resolution of the 23" Apple Cinema HD Display. I didn't want to pay Apple prices for a display, so I went looking at Dell. I picked up a 20" 2007WFP display from them for about $360 shipped and it works like a charm with the Apple Mini-DVI to DVI adapter.
I prefer displays that use a S-IPS panel over the more common and cheaper TN panels. S-IPS is much better for color reproduction and that is why Apple uses them in their Cinema Displays. Dell uses the same panel is some of their 20" models - I got one - but some buyers are very upset that they got a TN panel instead of the S-IPS panel. I was lucky I guess.

Where can i find a list of compatible ssd's for Apple Mac Pro 3.33GHz Six Core Mid 2012 Desktop/PC.

where can i find a list of compatible ssd's for Apple Mac Pro 3.33GHz Six Core Mid 2012 Desktop/PC?

http://www.storagereview.com/best_drives
http://www.storagereview.com/buying_an_ssd_the_top_10_brands_that_matter
Prices have crashed. Look and you can find Samsung 128's and others for $89 sometimes.
It is not just moving the OS and data apart, though it does matter, and more from you should never have the OS cluttered with data, been doing that for... 35 yrs. 0.01 ns vs 10 ms. 60k IO's per second. Reads in 220MB/sec but held back from making full use of SATA 6G.
OWC Mercury Aura Pro Express 6G SSD, the first and only third party SSD compatible with the new 2012 MacBook Air.
http://thessdreview.com/category/our-reviews/

Looking for a "free" Date Picker

I'm looking for a free to download and use Date Picker that I can integrate into a small Swing app. Nothing fancy, just a calendar (probably using a JTable) and the ability to select a day of year/month and (possibly) a time of day.
I'm searching google but they're all commercial licenses and I'm simply building this app as a learning process, not for profit.
If there's nothing out there, I'll just stick with my series of combo-boxes :)
Cheers,
Chris

Oh yeah, I should point out that I'm not just being lazy. I've spent a while trying to build it myself to no avail. I got as far as displaying the grid :P
http://www.w3style.co.uk/~d11wtq/datepicker.png (out of date, the days are correct now)
package org.w3style.calendar;
import javax.swing.*;
import javax.swing.table.*;
import java.awt.*;
public class CalendarPanel extends JPanel
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     public CalendarModel model = null;
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     protected JSpinner yearDropdown = null;
     protected JTable grid = null;
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          super(new GridBagLayout());
          this.model = new CalendarModel();
          this.controller = new CalendarEventController();
          this.controller.setUI(this);
          this.controller.setModel(this.model);
          this.setBorder(BorderFactory.createTitledBorder(title));
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          c.gridx = 0;
          c.gridy = 0;
          c.fill = GridBagConstraints.HORIZONTAL;
          c.anchor = GridBagConstraints.WEST;
          this.addMonths(c);
          c.gridx = 1;
          c.anchor = GridBagConstraints.EAST;
          c.fill = GridBagConstraints.NONE;
          this.addYears(c);
          c.gridx = 0;
          c.gridy = 1;
          c.gridwidth = 2;
          this.addTable(c);
     protected void addMonths(GridBagConstraints c)
          String[] months = this.model.getMonths();
          if (this.monthDropdown == null)
               this.monthDropdown = new JComboBox(months);
          int monthNow = this.model.getCurrentMonth();
          this.monthDropdown.setSelectedIndex(monthNow);
          this.model.setSelectedMonth(monthNow);
          this.controller.addMonthDropdown(this.monthDropdown);
          this.add(this.monthDropdown, c);
     public JComboBox getMonthDropdown()
          return this.monthDropdown;
     protected void addYears(GridBagConstraints c)
          this.yearDropdown = new JSpinner(this.model.getYearSpinnerModel());
          this.yearDropdown.setEditor(new JSpinner.DateEditor(this.yearDropdown, "yyyy"));
          this.add(this.yearDropdown, c);
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          JPanel box = new JPanel(new GridBagLayout());
          GridBagConstraints myC = new GridBagConstraints();
          myC.gridx = 0;
          myC.gridy = 0;
          this.grid = new JTable(this.model.getTableModel());
          this.configureTable();
          box.add(this.grid.getTableHeader(), myC);
          myC.gridy = 1;
          box.add(this.grid, myC);
          this.add(box, c);
     public void configureTable()
          this.grid.setDragEnabled(false);
          this.grid.getTableHeader().setReorderingAllowed(false);
          this.grid.getTableHeader().setResizingAllowed(false);
          CalendarCellRenderer renderer = new CalendarCellRenderer();
          renderer.setParentUI(this);
          TableColumn col = null;
          for (int i = 0; i < 7; i++)
               col = this.grid.getColumnModel().getColumn(i);
               col.setPreferredWidth(25);
               col.setCellRenderer(renderer);
          this.grid.setSelectionBackground(new Color((float)0.7, (float)0.86, (float)1.0));
          this.grid.setSelectionForeground(Color.black);
          this.grid.setShowGrid(false);
          this.grid.setRowHeight(20);
          if (this.model.getSelectedMonth() == this.monthDropdown.getSelectedIndex())
               int r = this.model.getSelectedGridRow();
               this.grid.setRowSelectionInterval(r, r);
               int c = this.model.getSelectedGridColumn();
               this.grid.setColumnSelectionInterval(c, c);
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          return this.grid;
* Manages the rendering of the cells in the calendar
package org.w3style.calendar;
import javax.swing.*;
import javax.swing.table.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
* This is just a basic extension of the DefaultTableCellRender from the current L&F
public class CalendarCellRenderer extends DefaultTableCellRenderer
      * The current row being rendered
     protected int row;
      * The current column being rendered
     protected int col;
      * If this cell is part of the "selected" row
     protected boolean isSelected;
      * The table being rendered
     protected JTable tbl;
     protected CalendarPanel parentUI = null;
     public void setParentUI(CalendarPanel p)
          this.parentUI = p;
      * Fetch the component which renders the cell ordinarily
      * @param JTable The current JTable the cell is in
      * @param Object The value in the cell
      * @param boolean If the cell is in the selected row
      * @param boolean If the cell is in focus
      * @param int The row number of the cell
      * @param int The column number of the cell
      * @return Component
     public Component getTableCellRendererComponent(JTable tbl, Object v, boolean isSelected, boolean isFocused, int row, int col)
          //Store this info for later use
          this.tbl = tbl;
          this.row = row;
          this.col = col;
          this.isSelected = isSelected;
          //and then allow the usual component to be returned
          return super.getTableCellRendererComponent(tbl, v, isSelected, isFocused, row, col);
      * Set the contents of the cell to v
      * @param Object The value to apply to the cell
     protected void setValue(Object v)
          super.setValue(v); //Set the value as requested
          //Set colors dependant upon if the row is selected or not
          if (!this.isSelected) this.setBackground(new Color((float)0.87, (float)0.91, (float)1.0));
          else this.setBackground(new Color((float)0.75, (float)0.78, (float)0.85));
          //Set a special highlight color if this actual cell is focused
          if (this.row == this.tbl.getSelectedRow() && this.col == this.tbl.getSelectedColumn())
               this.setBackground(new Color((float)0.5, (float)0.80, (float)0.6));
               this.parentUI.model.setSelectedMonth(this.parentUI.getMonthDropdown().getSelectedIndex());
               this.parentUI.model.setSelectedGridRow(this.row);
               this.parentUI.model.setSelectedGridColumn(this.col);
package org.w3style.calendar;
import java.util.Calendar;
import java.util.GregorianCalendar;
import java.util.Date;
import javax.swing.table.DefaultTableModel;
import javax.swing.*;
public class CalendarModel
     protected GregorianCalendar calendar = null;
     protected Integer selectedMonth = null;
     protected Integer selectedYear = null;
     protected Integer selectedGridRow = null;
     protected Integer selectedGridColumn = null;
     String[][] days = null;
     public CalendarModel()
          this.days = new String[6][7];
          this.calendar = new GregorianCalendar();
     public GregorianCalendar getCalendar()
          return this.calendar;
     public String[] getMonths()
          String[] months = {
               "January", "February", "March", "April", "May", "June",
               "July", "August", "September", "October", "November", "December" };
          return months;
     public int getDaysInMonth()
          int[] daysInMonths = { 31, 28, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31 };
          int month = this.calendar.get(Calendar.MONTH);
          int ret = daysInMonths[month];
          if (month == 1 && this.calendar.isLeapYear(this.calendar.get(Calendar.YEAR))) ret += 1;
          return ret;
     public String[] getDayHeadings()
          String[] headings = { "S", "M", "T", "W", "T", "F", "S" };
          return headings;
     public DefaultTableModel getTableModel()
          String[] headings = this.getDayHeadings();
          Object[][] data = this.getDays();
          DefaultTableModel model = new DefaultTableModel(data, headings) {
               public boolean isCellEditable(int row, int col)
                    return false;
          return model;
     public SpinnerDateModel getYearSpinnerModel()
          Date now = this.calendar.getTime();
          int year = this.calendar.get(Calendar.YEAR);
          this.calendar.add(Calendar.YEAR, -1000);
          Date earliest = this.calendar.getTime();
          this.calendar.add(Calendar.YEAR, 2000);
          Date latest = this.calendar.getTime();
          this.calendar.set(Calendar.YEAR, year);
          SpinnerDateModel model = new SpinnerDateModel(now, earliest, latest, Calendar.YEAR);
          return model;
     public void setSelectedGridRow(int r)
          this.selectedGridRow = r;
     public Integer getSelectedGridRow()
          return this.selectedGridRow;
     public void setSelectedGridColumn(int c)
          this.selectedGridColumn = c;
     public Integer getSelectedGridColumn()
          return this.selectedGridColumn;
     public int getSelectedMonth()
          return this.selectedMonth;
     public void setSelectedMonth(int m)
          this.selectedMonth = m;
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          int currDay = this.calendar.get(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH);
          this.calendar.set(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH, 1);
          int firstDayOfMonthAsDayOfWeek = this.calendar.get(Calendar.DAY_OF_WEEK);
          this.calendar.set(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH, currDay);
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          int row = 0;
          int key = 0;
          int dayToAdd = 0;
          for (int k = 1; k <= 42; k++)
               if (k < firstDayOfMonthAsDayOfWeek || dayToAdd >= daysInMonth) this.days[row][key] = "";
               else
                    dayToAdd++;
                    this.days[row][key] = ""+dayToAdd;
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                         this.setSelectedGridRow(row);
                         this.setSelectedGridColumn(key);
               key++;
               if (key == 7)
                    key = 0;
                    row++;
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          int currentMonth = this.calendar.get(Calendar.MONTH);
          return currentMonth;
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     public void setMonth(int month)
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import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import javax.swing.*;
import javax.swing.table.*;
import java.util.Calendar;
import java.util.GregorianCalendar;
public class CalendarEventController
     protected CalendarPanel ui = null;
     protected CalendarModel model = null;
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          this.model = m;
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          months.addItemListener(new ItemListener() {
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                    if (e.getStateChange() == ItemEvent.SELECTED)
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                         model.getCalendar().set(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH, 1);
                         model.getCalendar().set(Calendar.MONTH, monthSelected);
                         //update days in table model, update ui
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                         ui.configureTable();
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}I could have finished it but it was just going to be a buggy mess.

Looking for an efficient data structur & search algorithm

Hi all
i have a list of digits (international phone network prefixes) with some hundreds to some thousends entries. An entry may be in the form
^00[1-9]{1}[0-9]{0,7}$
I.e. this might be 001, 0041, 00317545, 00317548, 00317549 and so on. Regarding the last three examples, it might even be that there is an additonal 0031754.
What i need a a data structur that allows to match these prefixes against a phonenumber.
I.e. if i have the phonennumber 001123456789 it would match the prefix 001. If i had 00317549111 it would match 00317549.
The easiest way would be to but all prefixes into an Vector or similar and loop over all entries, trying to match the phonenumber with startsWith(). But this wouldn't always result in a absolutely perfect match, since, i.e. for the phonenumber 00317549111 the check against the prefix 0031754 would return a match even if there was a more specific match with the prefix 00317549. But more than that, this simple algorithm is not very efficient.
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One thing i forgot to mention - the prefixes might be read once during startup/init and there it might take some time for building up the datastructur - i don't care about that. But, when running, then the maching process should be as efficient as possible, that's the most important point for me.
What do you think about a pattern like this? Could this be efficient? Do you see other patterns, that might be easier to implement and that might be faster/need less memory?
Thanks a lot for your help.
Cheers, Frank

I would really have gone for your first approach. With mperemsky5's approach you have the loop with (potential) n iterations (Let n be the length of the number) and in each iteration to compute the hash-code for the string which again takes time proportional to the strings length.
The tree approach takes time equal to the length of the prefix and is imho not more complicated.
Perhaps this way:
public class DigitTree
private class Node {
     private Object content;
     private Node[] children = new Node[10];
private Node root = new Node();
public DigitTree() {
public void addPrefix(String prefix, Object value) {
     char[] numberChars = prefix.toCharArray();
     Node node = root;
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          int number = numberChars[i] - '0';
          if (node.children[number] == null) node.children[number] = new Node();
          node = node.children[number];
     node.content = value;
public Object match(String phonenumber) {
     char[] numberChars = prefix.toCharArray();
     Node node = root;
     for (int i=0; i<numberChars.length; i++) {
          int number = numberChars[i] - '0';
          if (node.children[number] == null) return code.content;
          node = node.children[number];
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}The method addPrefix lets you add a prefix to the tree. The content-Object can hold a String or whatever to identify the prefix. If your data is not complete (i.e. if there are numbers for which no prefix exists) you might want to initialize the content-object of a node with a default value (e.g. "not found").
The method match lets you look up a prefix for a given number and returns the Object associated with the prefix..
The code was not tested.
Greetings
Thomas

What to look for when purchasing a new heatsink and fan?

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I have had good results with my Arctic Cooling products. Zalman air coolers are another excellent option, but your budget will determine which one to get.
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Although I gave you a link to the freezer13 pro, on the site you can choose from the tested coolers from the dropdown list at the top of the site.
There will always be a compromise between price, efficiency and noise. I don't know the model you linked, but whatever you consider, do some research first.
Here you go http://www.frostytech.com/articleview.cfm?articleid=2569&page=1
Quote
The fans are not PWM compliant but a PCI bracket mounted fan speed controller is supplied if you want adjust fan speed.
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Packages are cached on a persistent D drive on each server, so the issue is that the registry, programdata, and packageinstallationroot become out of sync if packages are pulled down during core modifications after the core is attached to other servers (hence
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What to look for when purchasing external display

Hey everyone,
First and foremost I want to say I am a web developer and graphic designer so what I am looking for is a display (not too big) 20" - 23" TV OR Monitor. This way when I am developing I am not making things HUGE so i can see them while other viewers can't. I have seen the display on a 30" screen and no that isn't going ot work.
I am now searching for an external display for my newly built office but I don't know what to look for besides DVI support. What resolution do I need to make sure it goes to? There is just so many options when looking at TVs or Monitors..
any input?

DVI support is a must and most LCDs in the size that you are looking for are going to have it.
Your MB can drive a display with a resolution of up to 1920 x 1200 which just happens to be the resolution of the 23" Apple Cinema HD Display. I didn't want to pay Apple prices for a display, so I went looking at Dell. I picked up a 20" 2007WFP display from them for about $360 shipped and it works like a charm with the Apple Mini-DVI to DVI adapter.
I prefer displays that use a S-IPS panel over the more common and cheaper TN panels. S-IPS is much better for color reproduction and that is why Apple uses them in their Cinema Displays. Dell uses the same panel is some of their 20" models - I got one - but some buyers are very upset that they got a TN panel instead of the S-IPS panel. I was lucky I guess.

My ipad stays in searching mode when looking for software update and doesn't give results

When I try to look for updates it is just searching and I even left it fir hole day and remained in search mode.

Had the same problem. Called Apple support. They claimed it could be a network problem since I did the download over wifi. They told me to try again using Itunes. When that didn't work, they said it was a corrupted itunes and I reinstalled it. During the reinstall, I tried it on another computer and it still did not work. After reinstalling itunes, I still got the corrupt message. Apple told me to go to my local Apple store and try their network. I was told that would do the trick. Guess what? It did not restore on the Apple network and the "Genius" tech person said that this error was similar to the windows "blue screen of death" and they could not repair it. Since the Ipad 2 was out of warranty, they offered me a replacement for $249 (no thanks) and said it was just one of those things. If anybody finds a fix, please let me know. I guess the lesson learned is NEVER download a new update the first day.

(AIRDROP) Macbook Pro Retina Display Can't see Macbook Pro mid 2012

Hello,
I was trying to send and receive files from my macbook pro 13' mid 2012 (MBP) to and from macbook pro retina display 13' (MBPR) using airdrop.
both on Yosemite.
The problem is, I can't see my MBP from MBPR in airdrop. But the other way around works fine, I can see and send files from MBP to MBPR.
I've changed the 'allow me to be discovered by : Everyone' on both mac. Bluetooth and wifi are on. I even tried to search onlder mac from MBPR but no result.
Does anyone have the same problem? Is there any solution for this?

I am aware there are symbols. My technical issue is the MagSafe2 adapter. What people typically do is connect their laptops to the wall when they're battery dies off. No biggie. I can attach it to the outlet. Well, when I connect the adapter to the outlet, nothing happens. Nothing happens at home, at Starbucks, at McDonalds, at other people's home.
When I brought this up with technical support in August when I bought it, technical support person said I might have issues with my electrical wiring at home. I've never had issues with electrical wiring at home because my other Apple products work fine when connected to the outlet. My July 2011 MacBook Pro charged without a hitch.
And I was able to charge my Retina MBP only at night or very early in the morning.
But this weekend, I couldn't charge it at all. I'm starting to think it might be the MagSafe2 adapter problem.
I feel rather ridiculous buying the highest-end of the 15 inch Retina MBP. It cost me over $3000. Right now I'm working with my 5 year old Hewlett Packard laptop. At least my HP works, which can't be said about this top-of-the line Apple product.
Probably explains why Apple stocks are falling. At $3000 I shouldn't be having these type of problems.
Sheeeesh!!!

Looking for an app that all (former) Blackberry uses miss

Anybody found a iPhone compatible substitute for Beyond411 (used to be called Berry411). Obviously, there are the usual online directories... whowhere.com, whitepages.com, Yahoo people search, etc., but I want something as easy to use as Berry411 (something where I can store my locations so that there's less data entry).
For those of you who haven't ever used it, it is the best Blackberry app there is. It's basically a frontend for Google searches for directory information. There are plugins for all kinds of other local information.
I'm especially in need of "white pages" (residential) listings.
I LOVE my iPhone, but I really, really miss Beyond411.

If you're going to continue using the Blackberry, you NEED to get a copy of Beyond411. It's SO much more than directory assistance. I had plugins for movies, real-time flight tracking, weather, and several more.
I did find AddFone.com, which is a search engine that lists over 250 current apps for iPhone. Through that, I found an infospace implementation that does a lot of what I want. Worth a look!

Looking for advice: Purchasing a MacBook Pro

Hi everybody,
I am a graduate student, and I do computational chemistry. The software we use in our lab is Windows-based, and the simulations we run require a lot of processor power.
I am thinking about buying a MacBook Pro, on which I can run Windows XP via Bootcamp to do my work.
For personal use, I am also looking ahead to the release of Spore, and want to have a setup that will be optimal for gaming (at home... not at work, of course!).
As a dedicated Mac user, I can't bring myself to purchase a PC when I know I can get both OS X and Windows on a Mac. Right now I have a 17" iMac G5 and a 12" iBook G4. So, this would be my first Intel Mac.
So... is a 17" MacBook Pro the answer? What about a 23" Cinema Display for a second monitor at home?
Any other advice/comments welcome.
Thanks,
John
iMac G5 (ALS) 17" 1.8GHz 2GB RAM; iBook G4 12" 1.33 GHz 512MB RAM Mac OS X (10.4.8) Samson C01U Studio Condenser Mic, iSight, iPod 40GB, Creative iTrigue L3500

Well… on the Windows front the MBP will run as well as any other PC laptop with a similar spec so on that you should have no problems. However, there are a couple of little quirks to running Windows on a Mac (mainly keyboard and mouse) but these are very minor.
As for the game, compare to other PC hardware with a similar spec. That should give you an idea of the system requires for any game you're interested in.
is it the answer, I think it's as good as, if not better, than any other option tyou have given there are few other that will run Max OS X.

Looking for a list of all PeopleSoft Modules

We would like to create a service catalog for our organization. We would list all the modules in Peoplesoft broken down by application with a description of each module. We would then show which modules we are currently using and what could be available if needed.
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