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Why don't you just get bart to send you some sort of commerative mug for your $60? Or a tote-bag.

You're right, it doesn't.  But, ensuring your wireless devices are on seperate channels, you can limit their interference. I'm going to guess your cordless phone's base sends a signal on every channel when the phone rings, then locks into one once you answer.

The card will operate on the same channel as the router, Its part of SSID of the router. Go into the router settings and change the channel, see if that helps.  Also, in explination to the 2.4ghz issue, you can thank the FCC, because they have strict restrictions on what frequencies and what devices are allowed to broadcast.

If you have DVI port on the monitor, (Most larger ones do, I have 15 inch that doesn't for some reason) I'd like to suggest to you http://www.monoprice.com if you live in the united states. You can get a DVI cable for about $8, which beats the living snot out of what you'll get charged at circuit city or best buy

Are you using a DVI cable? It won't let you access LCD options until you use a DVI cable

If you can access "Nvidia Scaling" in the same set of options there's one for no scaling at all.

Because of the way HTTP headers work, you get that error whenever you "echo" or "print" anything to the browser.

You see, because when you type in an adress, you send a series of http headers explaining what you are asking the server for. The server then replies with its own series of headers and then the content of the page. PHP allows you to manually send certain headers, but as soon as you send any output, php no longer lets you send any headers, because they will no longer work, and are likely to confuse your browser.

There are work arounds for this, using the ob functions (php.net/ob_start). But more than likely what you need to do is hunt down an "echo", "print", or "print_r"