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haha madd, i'll be the first one to download it thankyou very much

i dont think its a typo error cos when the webmaster personally endorsed me into his forum, he typed out the same thing mayb i should go ask him what it means;);)

dunno, but it sounds good:P:P

www.axishistory.com go to their forums, they have like 20, 000 WWI - WWII fanatics in there that knows everything about imperial/weimar Germany. Well here are some stuff that the treaty of versailles were resopnsible for: 1) the dispopularity of the weimar republic as it was seen as not...

oh crap that never crossed my mind. Sorry about that guys, especially for those using dial-ups.

done. fixed the link. anymore problems then PM or email me.

u sure? i'll go and have a look.

hey hey read my post before, theres another way to overcome the dots by using another compatible program

ur right, excel is crap, but if you ever get stuck on buying it dont purchase the one that comes with a cd, its just a waste of money. I have it at home and stuff there aint too detailed; absence of quotes and the info's everywhere.

hey guys i just wanna tell you about this awesome WWI and Germany related link, covering topics such as a bit on WWI, Germany, and the Pacific conflict, for those who do them. www.axishistory.com it has a extensive information archive plus an awesome board full of wwII fanatics to get...

haha thanks, i might find these useful as well. but yeah, mostly reading notes wont help you solve maths questions; its basically just practice and practice and practice. Try to remember proofs for 4u mathematical properties; they pop up heaps in textbooks, school tests and stuff like that.

i found out how it works! the fonts are incompatible with adobe acrobat on winXP. so i used ghostscript. Go download and install ghostscript and then gsview in order to view the pdf files. theyre freeware by the way so it isnt illegal stuff or anything. ghostscript (engine - click on this...

yeahh...plot the points of several in(x) values, and then e^ln(x) at those points would simply be x im assuming that u wanna graph y=e^f(x) and f(x) = ln(x)

here is meant to be the fonts: http://ft.nm.ru/s/ttf_rus.zip ive installed it but couldnt get it to work... i think its just bad pdf files, or it might not be compatible with XP

you dont really need worked solutions for the jacaranda physics book. the answers to the questions are all right in the book, its not like any trick questions or anything.

tahnks heaps merforga!!!!! u saved my life in return i will build a shrine made out of scrap paper for your honor.:D:D:D does the fonts for the conics actually exists. i'll go google them out in the meanwhile if i can

hmmphhh.....i dont get it one bit:S:S:S can someone who understand this please draw it on a paper and upload it, it sounds interesting.

war of the currents: http://www.pbs.org/tesla/ll/ll_warcur.html http://ublib.buffalo.edu/libraries/projects/cases/niagra.htm http://inventors.about.com/library/weekly/aa102497.htm

me for bob emery, the guys cool...... csu notes are too long, they kill my cartridge. Bob Emery's short, and gets to the point!!

i dont even get it one bit, someone please explain :S:S:S