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Thread ID: 65671	2006-01-26 19:55:00	CrapCleaner Question	SurferJoe46 (51)	Press F1

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424515	2006-01-27 04:14:00	Prefetch is a Windows XP feature that "remembers" the programs you used last and does a little bit of magic to make the programs load a bit faster next time you fire them up . Like Metla says, it doesn't make a noticeable difference on fast PCs but on older, slower ones with less RAM it does speed things up a few seconds or so . Am I a good teacher or what? ;) YOU IS!	SurferJoe46 (51)
424516	2006-01-27 04:16:00	Please forgive my stupidity, but, What is a "What". Yorkist or what? A phrase following a statement that adds emphasis or suggests an option. For example, in Is this a good movie or what? the phrase asks for confirmation or agreement. However, it also may ask for an alternative, as in Is this book a biography or what? In the 1700s it generally asked for a choice among a series of options, and it still has this function, as in In what does John excel? in imagination? in reasoning powers? in mathematics? or what? www.answers.com	Metla (12)
424517	2006-01-27 04:20:00	Please forgive my stupidity, but, What is a "What". YorkistIt's closely related to an "Otherwise", less extreme than a "Not". It is not a "Knot".	Graham L (2)
424518	2006-01-27 04:42:00	Metla Yeah Ok. I'm Caught. Yorkist.	Yorkshire Lad (9695)
424519	2006-01-27 05:10:00	Prefetch is a Windows XP feature that "remembers" the programs you used last and does a little bit of magic to make the programs load a bit faster next time you fire them up . Like Metla says, it doesn't make a noticeable difference on fast PCs but on older, slower ones with less RAM it does speed things up a few seconds or so . Am I a good teacher or what? ;) The word you are looking for is "brill" Sounds like a cookie .	Cicero (40)
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