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I found a great download from System Requirements Lab that is my upgrade
guide now for my eMachines T5234 with Vista Premium. It rates all of your hardware and drivers for how they will perform on Vista, with cool tabs for Minimum, Recommended and Optimal requirements. I learned after a ram upgrade that the weak spot is my graphics card, and which ones to consider. I also learned more about my computer than any of the Windows diagnostic tools I have been using daily. This is what you got and what you need in a clear presentation. Here's the link: http://www.systemrequirementslab.com...option_id=3596 |
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If they don't collect private info, then I wonder why this is in their code?
document.reg_form.email.value = "; document.reg_form.first_name.value = "slr"; document.reg_form.last_name.value = "slr"; -- All the best, SG "gregrocker" wrote in message ... I found a great download from System Requirements Lab that is my upgrade guide now for my eMachines T5234 with Vista Premium. It rates all of your hardware and drivers for how they will perform on Vista, with cool tabs for Minimum, Recommended and Optimal requirements. I learned after a ram upgrade that the weak spot is my graphics card, and which ones to consider. I also learned more about my computer than any of the Windows diagnostic tools I have been using daily. This is what you got and what you need in a clear presentation. Here's the link: http://www.systemrequirementslab.com...option_id=3596 |
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That's interesting SG. Can you explain what those mean? Am I eliminating
their traces when I eliminate cookies and temp. files? Thanks. "SG" wrote: If they don't collect private info, then I wonder why this is in their code? document.reg_form.email.value = "; document.reg_form.first_name.value = "slr"; document.reg_form.last_name.value = "slr"; -- All the best, SG "gregrocker" wrote in message ... I found a great download from System Requirements Lab that is my upgrade guide now for my eMachines T5234 with Vista Premium. It rates all of your hardware and drivers for how they will perform on Vista, with cool tabs for Minimum, Recommended and Optimal requirements. I learned after a ram upgrade that the weak spot is my graphics card, and which ones to consider. I also learned more about my computer than any of the Windows diagnostic tools I have been using daily. This is what you got and what you need in a clear presentation. Here's the link: http://www.systemrequirementslab.com...option_id=3596 |
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They use a JavaScript plug-in
Below is most of the code. I'm no expert on JavaScript and know very little, but below the email, first name, last name commands is the rest of the code that finds the info about your system. So the question is why have, email.value, first_name.value and last_name.value in there if they are not collecting this information? As to your question about cookies and temp files, the answer is no. Once you run this JavaScript plug-in, they have all they need. progressUpdate(6); progressSetText("Status: Analyzing..."); document.reg_form.email.value = "; document.reg_form.first_name.value = "slr"; document.reg_form.last_name.value = "slr"; progressUpdate(7); document.reg_form.cpu.value = document.reg_form.SysReqLab.Value("cpu.name"); document.reg_form.cpu_speed.value = document.reg_form.SysReqLab.Value("cpu.speed"); document.reg_form.os_name.value = document.reg_form.SysReqLab.Value("os.name"); document.reg_form.os_version.value = document.reg_form.SysReqLab.Value("os.version"); document.reg_form.system_ram.value = document.reg_form.SysReqLab.Value("ram.size"); document.reg_form.vc_name.value = document.reg_form.SysReqLab.Value("video.name"); document.reg_form.vc_chipset.value = document.reg_form.SysReqLab.Value("video.chipset") ; document.reg_form.vc_sli.value = document.reg_form.SysReqLab.Value("video.sli"); document.reg_form.graphics_port.value = document.reg_form.SysReqLab.Value("port.graphics") ; document.reg_form.vc_driver_ver.value = document.reg_form.SysReqLab.Value("directx.driverv ersion"); document.reg_form.vc_3d.value = document.reg_form.SysReqLab.Value("directx.3d"); document.reg_form.vc_ram.value = document.reg_form.SysReqLab.Value("video.memory"); document.reg_form.vc_hw_tl.value = document.reg_form.SysReqLab.Value("directx.hardwar etransformandlighting"); document.reg_form.vc_raster.value = document.reg_form.SysReqLab.Value("directx.hardwar erasterization"); document.reg_form.vc_pixel_shad_ver.value = document.reg_form.SysReqLab.Value("directx.pixelsh aderversion"); document.reg_form.vc_vertex_shad_ver.value = document.reg_form.SysReqLab.Value("directx.vertexs haderversion"); document.reg_form.directx.value = document.reg_form.SysReqLab.Value("directx.version "); document.reg_form.sc_name.value = document.reg_form.SysReqLab.Value("sound.name"); document.reg_form.sc_ver.value = document.reg_form.SysReqLab.Value("sound.version") ; document.reg_form.free_disk_space.value = document.reg_form.SysReqLab.Value("harddrive.free" ); document.reg_form.capacity_disk_space.value = document.reg_form.SysReqLab.Value("harddrive.size" ); document.reg_form.usb_version.value = document.reg_form.SysReqLab.Value("usb.version"); document.reg_form.cdrom_name.value = document.reg_form.SysReqLab.Value("cdrom.name"); document.reg_form.dvdrom_name.value = document.reg_form.SysReqLab.Value("dvd.name"); document.reg_form.chassis_laptop.value = document.reg_form.SysReqLab.Value("chassis.laptop" ); document.reg_form.internet_speed.value = document.reg_form.SysReqLab.Value("internet.speed" ); progressUpdate(8); document.reg_form.submit(); progressUpdate(9); // progressSetText("Status: Done."); -- All the best, SG "gregrocker" wrote in message ... That's interesting SG. Can you explain what those mean? Am I eliminating their traces when I eliminate cookies and temp. files? Thanks. "SG" wrote: If they don't collect private info, then I wonder why this is in their code? document.reg_form.email.value = "; document.reg_form.first_name.value = "slr"; document.reg_form.last_name.value = "slr"; -- All the best, SG "gregrocker" wrote in message ... I found a great download from System Requirements Lab that is my upgrade guide now for my eMachines T5234 with Vista Premium. It rates all of your hardware and drivers for how they will perform on Vista, with cool tabs for Minimum, Recommended and Optimal requirements. I learned after a ram upgrade that the weak spot is my graphics card, and which ones to consider. I also learned more about my computer than any of the Windows diagnostic tools I have been using daily. This is what you got and what you need in a clear presentation. Here's the link: http://www.systemrequirementslab.com...option_id=3596 |