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-----Original Message----- From: snipped-for-privacy@highlandtechnology.com Sent: 2/9/2006 07:30:23 PM To: snipped-for-privacy@ti.com Subject: pdf's

Location: Corporate pages Name: John Larkin Email: snipped-for-privacy@highlandtechnology.com Message:

When I right-click to save a pdf datasheet, the filename is always "getliterature.tsp"

This is in Firefox 1.5.0.1

John

Hello Graham,

Can't speak for Jim but I guess it's similar. The three most important parameters for me are:

1. Reliability
2. Reliability
3. Reliability

Same as the location thing in real estate.

Regards, Joerg

Well, yes there's a lot to be said for that but I've noted cars differ in other ways that are also very important.

A friend of mine bought a recent(ish) VW Passat on recommendation but couldn't live with it since the seats wrecked his back. I'm surprised to be honest but there you go. I've also been in cars ( both Fords btw ) which were also painful to sit in for extended periods - one gave back ache - the other leg ache - both due to poor support. I'm pleased to say that Saab ( my current drive ) seats are amongst the very best.

Graham

My all time favorite car seats were the bucket seats GM used in the '66 GTO. I liked them so much that I installed on in the '73 Chevy Stepvan that I used as a service truck when I did industrial electronics, and commercial sound systems. I drove that truck to Florida several times, straight through. About 18 hours and although I was tired from the drive, I felt fine. It was wide enough that you could move around some. That helps maintain the circulation in your lower body and legs, which adds a lot to your comfort and safety on long trips.