Checking for updates from VLC 0.9.9 reports that I have the latest version. I figured I'd visit Videolan's site and see what the release notes said about upgrading, but I can't find any release notes. So I tried checking the FAQ, wiki, and forums. The FAQ doesn't cover upgrading from 0.9.9 to 1.0.0, and the wiki and forum links just seem to return you to the VLC main page. I'm downloading 1.0.0 now. I'll probably end up uninstalling 0.9.9 and installing 1.0.0, but it sure would be nice if the "check for updates" functionality worked. And it would be nice if the wiki and forums worked, too.

CAPS LOCK is handy for typing things such as CTRL[1]. It's also very handy when working in CAD, where all-caps is usually expected.

The delete key on the (Apple) keyboard in front of me is already nearly as big as the enter key; does it really need to be bigger? And while I do use the escape key with some frequency, I don't have any problems with missing it or hitting adjacent keys, so why does it need to be bigger?

Finally, I thought I'd comment directly to the PC Authority article. It says you need to login or register to comment, so I registered and logged in. The top bar on the site said I was logged in, but below the article it continued to tell me to login or register in order to comment. I just wanted to share my annoyance with that.

[1] Which is why I'm replying to this, instead of starting a new thread.

Thank you for that!

Is Marine One like Air Force One in that it's not a specific helicopter, but just whichever helicopter the President happens to be in?

I assume users of Monster.com should change their password at that site and anywhere else they may have used the same password. What else can users do? Is a password change sufficient?

I haven't worked with a widescreen monitor yet, but I certainly don't want to step down from my current 1600 pixel vertical resolution. That means when I replace my current monitor I'll have to go from a 20" display to a 24" or larger one.

CAD is my business, and I just can't see any advantage to going wider in CAD. A 1:1 ratio would probably be best for a CAD display.

Anyway, I don't think the switch to widescreen will be too painful, but I'd rather stick with 4:3.