A note of thanks to our members

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	A note of thanks to our members Dear CNET members, Happy Thursday! And for those folks like me who are celebrating the Thanksgiving holiday, Happy Thanksgiving! I know I wrote last week that I would not be delivering a newsletter this week to you because of the holidays, but you know what, there is always a bit of time on my hands to give thanks. This time of year for me, is when I reflect deep in my heart on all the people and things that surround me and be truly grateful for them. I have many people to be thankful for, like my family and friends, God, and of course, such people as you, our CNET members. Day after day, week after week, year after year, you find the time to read, contribute, and help others whom you may not know. And this means a great deal to me. So, to the members of our community and our incredible group of dedicated volunteer forum moderators, I thank you all for your patronage, your loyalty, and your willingness to help one another. Without your voices, your invaluable knowledge, and participation on our site, the community newsletters and these forums wouldn't be possible. You are appreciated! So again, thank you! I wish you all and your family a safe and happy holiday! I'll see you all next week when we try to help Judy with her question about why her Windows 7 system keeps performing a memory dump. Cheers! - Lee Got suggestions? Send me an e-mail: messageboards@cnet.com Lee Koo CNET Community manager Previous questions and answers 1. Help! This Web site discloses almost everything about me! 2. What can the Internet do for me? 3. Help, Windows display setting keeps resetting after startup 4. When is it safe to click on "install updates" pop-ups? 5. Buying advice for my final computer: laptop, all-in-one desktop, or what?  All previous Community newsletters Community quick poll Weigh in on this week poll topic! How do you plan to spend Black Friday? (Please click on button to vote)  Shopping marathon, here I come! (What are some of your tactics?)  Camping in front of stores waiting for them to open. (What stores?)  Enjoy my day off and do nothing.  Take advantage of online bargains, sitting in my undies. (What online stores?)  Stay as far away from a big-box store as possible.  In the dark? I have no idea what you are talking about. (Here's info on it)  Other. Vote and discuss it here! Ask the Editor Live event Each Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 Pacific Time, we'll give you the chance to chat live with a CNET editor. We'll cover a new topic each week. Here are the upcoming events: 1. 11/30: PC-to-TV solutions 2. 12/07: Internet-ready game consoles 3. 12/14: Internet-ready Blu-ray players Check out next week's question: Windows 7 computer, what do you mean you're "dumping memory"? Hello everyone. I am using Windows 7 when I play a game or go to some Web pages. Sometimes my computer screen will turn blue and display a message saying it's dumping memory? I am not a computer whiz, but I have never had this happen before. I've used every windows program since "95" and have never had this experience. Does anyone else have this problem? What causes it and is there something I can do to fix this issue? Thank you for your time. -- Submitted by: Judy N.   If you have an answer to this question, click here and click the "reply" to submit your advice, suggestions/opinions, or tips. Have a tech-related question? Click here to e-mail us on one of these topics: · PC troubleshooting · PC upgrading · Digital music · Consumer electronics · Multimedia · Internet security · Digital cameras · Home audio & video Need help tech right away? Don't wait for us, post your questions in the CNET forums for all the tech help and how-tos. More from the CNET forums  Windows 7  Windows XP  Digital cameras  Desktops  Laptops  MP3 players  Home audio & video  Spyware, viruses, & security  View all forums M A R K E T P L A C E Ads By Marchex
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