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Dear All As the above subject I ve already when 2 round with the singnet help desk officer, each lasting about an hour, checking these and that...like ping 192.168.1.254 and many many more, still my screen display '" This page cannot be display...blah blah blah"..... Singnet said I should be able to surf. I have even used different browser but still cannot. Any forumers encounter such problem...or any computers gurus can help on this matter.THanks In advance
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To all, For those who want to have their voices to be heard on our transport policies in Singapore, are most welcome to attend the below. Those keyboard warriors who always complain behind LCD monitors, time for u to show face and let out yr complaints...... The Ang Mo Kio CC Youth Executive Committees have come together to organise a policy forum titled
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Hi guys, just a qtn of preference : Which ch is ur sub connected to ? Front or Rear ? or Others ?? thanks mice
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Hi Brudders, Just placed an order for a S60 today. I've planning with a heavy heart on the ICE removal from my current Japanese car. Does anyone know if we can hook up an active sub into a S60 ? Just need an additional omph to complement the 9-spkrs system. Don't think i will risk a massive ICE job in the new car. Btw, does it makes sense to do grounding on a new Volvo ? Got a set of 6 cables which I can carry over from my current car as well. Thks.
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Well connected In an increasingly hectic world, where communication is at the heart of our daily lives, you need to stay in touch to stay ahead. Owners of the Saab 9-3 Sport Sedan can be at the forefront of telecommunications, thanks to the new Saab Integrated Phone. The GPRS telephone comes equipped with a wide range of features that put you in full control. The steering wheel buttons and voice recognition facility make phone calls simpler and safer, and a wireless connection enables you to make and receive phone calls via a Bluetooth-qualified headset. With four times the data transmission capacity of a standard GSM system, you'll enjoy swift, smooth Internet connections for your laptop or PDA. It's also possible to access WAP via an integrated keypad and dashboard display screen. When data transmission is used, the GPRS system allows automatic access to incoming telephone calls. The phone works in tandem with your existing mobile - when you turn on the ignition and turn off your mobile, calls are automatically redirected to the Saab Integrated Telephone, so you don't need to worry about dealing with two phones or changing numbers. This innovative phone system is available as an option with the Saab Infotainment (ES2) or Saab Infotainment Plus (ES3) systems. Existing Saab 9-3 Sport Sedan owners can also purchase the phone as an accessory. Click on the link to watch the Saab communications online movie, and if you'd like to find out more, please contact your local Saab dealer. Requirements