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MJCM

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  1. The "Mozilla Maintenance Service" obeys the settings under Tools - Options - Advanced - Update, if you selected "Never Check for Updates" that service will not be started to upgrade Firefox.

    It is also there to help people with UAC.

    And this service came with Firefox 12

    UAC:

    http://en.wikipedia....Account_Control

    http://technet.micro...spx#BKMK_WhatIs

    Mozilla Maintenance Service

    https://wiki.mozilla...e_Silent_Update

    http://support.mozil...tenance-service

  2. I only know the current Prices per unit for direct billing by the PEA for a House with a 15(45)amp Meter.

    0 - 150 Units 2.7628 THB Per Unit

    151 - 400 Units 3.7362 THB Per Unit

    More then 401 = 3.9361 THB Per Unit

    38.22 Service Fee

    But as Crossy already said it's a sliding scale. Example if you use 280 Units. Your bill will look like this.

    Total Used Units : 280

    150 * 2.7628 = 414.42 THB

    130 * 3.7362 = 485.71 THB

    Sub Total = 900.13 THB

    Service Charge = 38.22 THB

    VAT 7% = 65.68 THB

    ___________

    Total Amount = 1004.03 THB

    Price Per Unit = 1004.03 THB / 280 Units = 3.59 THB Per Unit

    Edit: //

    If you wanna know the actual price per unit for your meter just email. [email protected]

  3. ^ I hope you didn't give them any personal info. Did they ask for any ??

    hi MJCM,no i just returned the email to sender address and told them not to send anymore

    That's very good !!

    I think you will see an increase in Spam Email in the coming days / weeks as they now know that your email is a live one ! Live means a working email, with somebody actively reading it.

    Follow the links in my Post #4 and start reading about Phishing and Fake Links

  4. I use 1 in my Desktop, but that's not what you were asking.

    A bit off topic, but ...

    If it was me, I would buy 2 500 GB External Drives and copy the whole data of your Laptop onto those external drives. Any of that copied data you can then delete from your Internal HDD. And you always will have 2 Backups.

    I would recommend these ones:

    http://wdc.com/en/pr...cts.aspx?id=440

    And they are portable as they are very small.

  5. ^ I agree with Markland on Snookyville. Sihanoukville is nice to visit but I wouldn't live there especially during the rainy season.

    Isn't the song, Too much rain will kill you whistling.gif

  6. Many good apartments available for 7000 THB a week, but the problem will be the oven as they mostly stock a simple Microwave.

    Alternative could be, why not rent a Hotel Room and buy a cheap oven, and after you leave give it to the chamber maid.

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