I'm flip flopping between Momo, Act Labs and Sidewinder, I have had
good luck with Microsoft peripherals for durability and ease of use.
Most of the reiviews I find are two or five years old is their any
recent reiviews any of you all know about?
Thanks in advance.......
Brad
"It's important to listen. Listen and learn
from other players, but also put yourself in
a position where you can listen to yourself."
Joe Satriani
>I'm flip flopping between Momo, Act Labs and Sidewinder, I have had
>good luck with Microsoft peripherals for durability and ease of use.
>Most of the reiviews I find are two or five years old is their any
>recent reiviews any of you all know about?
>Thanks in advance.......
>Brad
Andre
>>I'm flip flopping between Momo, Act Labs and Sidewinder, I have had
>>good luck with Microsoft peripherals for durability and ease of use.
>>Most of the reiviews I find are two or five years old is their any
>>recent reiviews any of you all know about?
>>Thanks in advance.......
>>Brad
>I posted a topic 'wheels review' here yesterday with recent reviews of
>the wheels you mention, and other wheels.
>Andre
Brad
"It's important to listen. Listen and learn
from other players, but also put yourself in
a position where you can listen to yourself."
Joe Satriani
>Brad
PS use google to search for old topics, it's really handy.
Andre
>>Well, many thanks Andre but I just looked again and cant find it. I
>>did look before I posted and couldnt find it then either. I will just
>>watch for future posts.
>>Brad
>Here's the url again
>http://www.racesimcentral.net/
>PS use google to search for old topics, it's really handy.
>Andre
Brad
"It's important to listen. Listen and learn
from other players, but also put yourself in
a position where you can listen to yourself."
Joe Satriani
>Brad
Andre
>>Thanks Andre I did use google I must have input it wrong probably one
>>of my late at nite escapades......speaking of google people were
>>afraid they would***up what deja had but as far as archives go I
>>think they did a pretty decent job. Googles search engine is the best
>>I have found too.
>>Brad
>Yup, Google is excellent, especially since they opened up the older
>history of newsgroups, it's fun to read all the pre-hype about GPL :)
Brad
>Brad
Yesterday I downloaded Opera, heard so much good things about it.
Opera itself is fantastic, -much- more userfriendly than IE,
everything is configurable. You can even perform basic commands with
simple mouse movements like you do in Black&White :)
First thing I did in Opera was putting the Google search bar on my
task bar, really handy.
Opera would be really perfect if it wasn't for the fact that HALF OF
THE AVAILABLE SITES DON'T WORK WITH OPERA, aargh!
Even the most simply layers, javescripts or flash animations are too
much to handle for Opera. Dang!
Andre
> >>Thanks Andre I did use google I must have input it wrong probably one
> >>of my late at nite escapades......speaking of google people were
> >>afraid they would***up what deja had but as far as archives go I
> >>think they did a pretty decent job. Googles search engine is the best
> >>I have found too.
> >>Brad
> >Yup, Google is excellent, especially since they opened up the older
> >history of newsgroups, it's fun to read all the pre-hype about GPL :)
> Hey Andre have you tried Googles taskbar that you can download, it
> becomes a taskbar on your browser site. It has some really nice
> features, one of which I like the best is if I want to go to a
> website, lets say one I just want to access a website, all I do is
> type for instance "yahoo" in the search window and click "feeling
> lucky" and the website comes up almost always. No need to type in any
> www's or anything like that........also a real nice ranking feature.
> its a very small download and in my opinion certainly worth having a
> look at. No need for the standard address bar anymore. I dont have the
> address handy but if you are interested I found it on Cnet or I will
> look around for it if you are interested.
> Brad
>Yesterday I downloaded Opera, heard so much good things about it.
>Opera itself is fantastic,
>Andre
What did you mean about half the website available on opera?
By the way let me ask another question that will show my densness a
little bit, what is TSW in regard to steering wheels? I have been
trying to talk myself into a wheel for awhile now and have just
decided on Momo over Act labs is TSW something I should consider?
Brad
The momo over act is a good choice imho :)
TSW is an extremely good quality wheel (I read this, havent tried the
TSW in person) but it's non-ff.
And non-ff is a no-no!
Andre
> >look at. No need for the standard address bar anymore. I dont have the
> >address handy but if you are interested I found it on Cnet or I will
> >look around for it if you are interested.
> >Brad
> Thanks for the tip, I heard about the Google bar, I'll give it a try!
> Yesterday I downloaded Opera, heard so much good things about it.
> Opera itself is fantastic, -much- more userfriendly than IE,
> everything is configurable. You can even perform basic commands with
> simple mouse movements like you do in Black&White :)
> First thing I did in Opera was putting the Google search bar on my
> task bar, really handy.
> Opera would be really perfect if it wasn't for the fact that HALF OF
> THE AVAILABLE SITES DON'T WORK WITH OPERA, aargh!
> Even the most simply layers, javescripts or flash animations are too
> much to handle for Opera. Dang!
Beers and cheers
(uncle) Goy
"The Pits" http://www.theuspits.com/
"Animation isn't the illusion of life; it is life"
--Chuck Jones (1912-2002)--
Andre
> >Actually, if web designers would stick to HTML standards, this wouldn't
> >be a problem, personally I've only found a few sites that doesn't work
> >in Opera when running in IE compatibility, www.autosport.com being the
> >most important one to me, but for those sites I use IE as a backup
> I do all my webdesign with Dreamweaver, and if Opera doesn't support
> sites build with Dreamweaver it's not good enough in my book.
> One of my sites is really simple, some text and pictures put in
> layers. Works perfect in Netscape and IE, in Opera the pictures don't
> show up.
> Seriously, I visited a lot of sites with Opera and about half of them
> had problems. We can't go back 3 years in time because of Opera not
> supporting basic features like java, flash and layers :-/
> If Opera would support everything IE does, Opera would be the winner
> hands down.
Beers and cheers
(uncle) Goy
"The Pits" http://www.theuspits.com/
"Animation isn't the illusion of life; it is life"
--Chuck Jones (1912-2002)--
No funny comments about the quality of the sites please :)
Andre
