Oh, congrats!!! We got flat screens here at work earlier this year. I love them. When I first moved out one of my roomates spilled something sticky into my keyboard. It still worked, but you had to slam each key down to make it work. lol I lived that way for over a year. Finally, when I moved in with Keith, he took it all apart and cleaned it and it lasted for almost 3 more years. lol

I have learned thru my partner that sun slate roof tiles are not as efficient as the standard module panel. any solar panel produces heat as a by product and this heat is generated thru the back of the panel. where as you need air flow to keep the module cool. 3" is the min amount required for air flow any less will reduce the % of current produced. tile modules are less efficient but more appealing in my opinion.Sharp has just come out with there new tile. i went to a 1 day class 2 months ago and installed these on a mock roof at the Sharp center in So Cal. the module is about 18" x40", it can replace about4 tiles.Sharp has modifided the panel and has raised it up about 1" off of the roof and has this new type of item(not released yet, hush) that allows air flow under the tiles, these will do very good on the market. most people think that because you are getting solar modules, you can increase the amount of electricity that you use. but remember when you size your system it is sized for the total kilowatts thru the last year, this is your standard amount of electricity used. if your system is sized for that amount and then you add to your electricity usage you will increase youw anunally wattage. which will decrease your amount you are putting back on the grid, thus increase the amount of your bill.i have heard my partner tell all of his customers, if you have a gas water heater, "keep it".

* In Windows XP, click Start, click Run, type devmgmt.msc, and then click OK. # Double-click Keyboard, right-click the keyboard that you use, and then click Uninstall. Note If your device is not listed, this means that the device was removed automatically when you disconnected the device. Continue to the next step. # Restart the computer. # Turn the power back on for the device, if you have to, and then plug the device into the computer. Your computer detects the device, and then reinstalls the drivers for the device.

breenthumb to make sure it is set where it should be just check out this link it tells you and shows pictures of exactly how to check what resolution it is set at and how to change it. They sometimes do not automatically choose the proper setting so always best to double check. Also in some cases if it is an older pc with an older video card you may have to go to the site for that and get the latest drivers for these newer LCD monitors so keep that in mind. Also there is a setting specific for LCD monitors to set if you have not, clear type here are links to how to do that just pick the one for your version of windows OS ClearType