If you already have a well rounded resume in terms of relevant work experience and are just looking for a "piece of paper" to compliment it, then an online degree could well be just as valuable as a traditional degree. If you are using a degree as a starting block for your career then I think that an online degree would not hold the same value. If there's plenty of other meat in your resume for a potential employer to look at the source of your degree becomes less of an issue.

FLEB,

A pallete is a very specific thing.
A toolwindow is a generic thing.

Having a histogram up on a display that is not color correct to your existing display is not going to matter that much. Having a color picker or a pallete there can range from mildly annoying to the kind of anger that rivals Mike Tyson in the boxing ring.

This is why we have different words, so you can say what you mean, instead of using a word incorrectly and then making up another word to cover up the fact that you didn't say what you meant.

For web layout, or images with absolutely no anti-aliasing at all, it is permissable to work "by the numbers" using Pantone colors.

For everything else... unless you want to end up biting off the tip of someone's ear, I'd suggest you aquire monitors that represent colors correctly.

I got married a year and a half ago (to a computer geek). But my parents have never been in a position to help with money because they really don't have any either. They also shop at Wal-Mart.

I noticed the same problem. I went back to the page an hour or two later to try it again, and when I clicked "generate", the list of genres dropped down and a 3-line text box appeared with a url in it. I don't think I changed any settings between the 2 attempts. But it seems to work for me now. Good luck.

And not to be too argumentative: Yes, yes it can. It may be just my own ignorance, but I know of many VCR owners (myself among them), none of which ever shared their own recordings. For many people (and in my experience, most people), the VCR is really just a VCP, and in this mode, the Tivo most certainly does replace the VCR.

At this point, I suppose, we can agree to disagree.