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i wonder if jaime has given up yet? i know i would of but he didn't seem to want to. but not heard anything for a few days so was wondering. . . . . . .So not kept up with Project Tractor Engine Change thread then ?
). I have replied to all the ones that look like they expected a reply - if you expected a reply but haven't had one, can you resend again in a few days....
. Or Astra-G? - you child snatcher 
Hi,I doubt you could personally get a corporate licence, though you employer may be able to. However, just be aware, that will not cover you for home use. Your employer, if subscribing to it, may offer 'Home Use Programme', but be aware this is often only for Professional version, and also only a single licence.
I got the full office 2007 enterprise, comes with outlook, word, excel, publisher, powerpoint, access, groove, infopath and onenote. Its absolutely brilliant. Faster, visually much nicer than the previous. I can use mine legally as i have a corporate licence. So can install it on a numerous pc's
Matt
use the td one then!I seem to recall on another thread that the tractor is manual.
FuzI got around 12k off mine
How many miles do you find the SP9000 last?
One thing that I think makes a big difference is taking into account which front tyres you have on as well, as it really affects the 'balance' of the car.Should always be best tyres on rear - understeer is more progressive and more controllable than oversteer.
If all 4 tyres match then the breakaway characteristics will be roughly as the car was made to be like (albeit with differing grip levels down to the tyre type and compound) but as soon as you have cheap tyres one end and decent tyres the other, one end will lose grip sooner and completely change the way the car handles.
For example my car came with a new set of super-cheapo rear tyres and soon after I fitted some mid-range fronts and currently the car pretty much oversteers at any opportunity - kinda fun sometimes but tbh it might be a liability in an emergency so I'm considering swapping front to rear (to give more understeer) or replacing them to match the fronts.
In view of the sad, uncomfortable, and IMHO, unneccesary departure from the forum of an upset member this evening, in a situation which appeared to go from bad to worse in 4.5 seconds - and as the person has "left" is apparently now unresolvable - may I humbly suggest that a built in time delay of at least 24 hours becomes standard between the request for removal and it actually occuring.poosibly, but seeing as users can delete their account at any time.... ....also in this case, we were specifically asked twice to remove, so like to do so as soon as we can once confirmed.
This would allow a "rethink" period, if no contact was made then the removal goes ahead. I fully accept that folks wish to leave, but the old adage of "post in haste, repent at leisure" seems to apply and a little added time might alleviate things
Just my thoughts
