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Check your hosting service features first and see if they offer a eCommerce / Payment features as easy addons. PayPal will likely be your easiest approach. You will need a Merchant account with someone like Merchant-Accounts.ca to process Credit Card payments. Now all that is the easy...

RIM has patents, which apparently is what everyone is after. I doubt Apple would make a play since they already have their own smartphones and tablets. Makes some sense for Microsoft.. and don't forget the behemouth Oracle.. they love buying stuff but it doesn't seem they want to compete in...

More of a visionary than Gates ever was. Hopefully he will continue to influence.

goDaddy claims not to discriminate

Try reinstalling Adobe Flash and your video drivers

3 pound trout and a bunch of small bass here

You have to know what you're doing with GoDaddy. Very limited hand holding but tons of online docs. Great for us geeks. If you want handholding, Netfirms appears okay. Same goes for DotCanada.

I too keep wondering what McGuinty has done so wrong. Someone want to remind me?

Its not the next Prison Break, but its okay. I like recognizing the Toronto landmarks.

hmmm.. where did they fall in value for dollar?

GoDaddy.com (lots and lots and lots of expansion options). My advice is always register your domain name separately from your web hosting company (thats how they tie you in). When separate, changing webhosting companies is a breeze. The FREE domain name is what ties you to them usually.

You don't need XP Mode to run Office 2003 on Win7.. I installed the other day ... works fine

Office 2003 works on Win7.

Thanks Gameboy. Finally a logical response (on, apparently, an emotional topic... wow!)

Returned my third Western Digital drive yesterday. Though I've never had need to return other manufacturers', I can attest to a very simple process (and yes, you have to pay for your old drive to be sent back).

Western Digital and Seagate are the two big manufacturers who bought up many of the other companies over the years. Samsung, Hitachi, IBM, Toshiba and apparently HP are other companies in the traditional drive business (though not really sure if HP manufactures their own). With Solid State...

Likely a bad batch.. happened to me once.. out of 4 drives purchased, 2 went dead weeks apart. Warrantly replaced both and all well so far. (but no longer a fan of WD)

ASN if right.. building your own these days doesn't save you much unless you have spare parts to reuse. And if you want a legal OS, then building your own may actually cost you more. That being said, if you're looking for a real gaming machine...

Have you considered an I5?

Or just buy the correct memory... http://www.canadacomputers.com/index.php?cPath=24_311_313_618