Randy

Want with great want.

They have it for Netflix - it's just part of the 360.

+1 for you Jay.

You can also add a registry key (or two) so that you don't have to hold the shift key… also add the option for an Elevated Command Prompt which can also be handy…

http://www.randyrants.com/2007/02/vista_tip_eleva.html

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+1

I drive by it every day as well... they did something similar for Halo 2, as well.

gimmie - I mean, as soon as you can help me get an iPhone working with my T-Mobile SIM, the sooner I'll switch to Apple products.

I'm the unbeliever. Worked on Windows CE for over 10 years - convince me that this thing is worth the hype, praise, and luv.

Wasn't this the same guy that thought Jar Jar was a GOOD idea?

Doesn't make him wrong, mind, but it does make him suspect.

If you have a Microsoft keyboard and are using their driver software you can turn off Caps Lock via Control Panel.

If you using Windows you can always remap the keys themselves using something like SharpKeys (http://www.randyrants.com/sharpkeys) - I remapped the Caps Lock key to Left Shift so I have a huge shift key that spans two keys... it seems that I only every hit Caps Lock when reaching for shift anyway.