check out Hort2 over at easy
http://www.easyuo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=37049#37049

Just wanted to say thanks again for this script TM. I hadn't used it in over a year or more just loaded yours w/bank support (nice addition). In one 3 hr run 2heartwood, 1yew, 1 oak. LOL

gotta love the rng.

as Cerveza said it comes down to are you willing to do your own tech support.
I tend to shop through www.pricewatch.com and google shopping to find absolute loswest prices.
one of the best things i've found that saves a ton of money is using branded OS. 82$ for 64bit win7Pro is cheap.
right now though I am saving up for the cooler above.
And you might be able to upgrade her current system (repacing CPU/memory) on the way cheap and have a better system.
but if your going intel go w/ at least a quad core (this will give you 8 threads).
and bare min of 4gigs but 8 will be better,
If you keep AC in office freezing ( for you peeps in suits ) stock cooler should be sufficient. If not loook at upgrading heatsink/cooler.
my opinion on Motherboards is go something really decent from 6 months ago that will handle todays top of the line CPU then find a cpu that the bottom has dropped out of the price. This way in 2 years you can replace that cpu w/ something better.  With at least 4 slots for ram fill 2 now fill 2 later thing.
also make sure their are enough expansion slots for stupid stuff you might want to add down the road.
And if your really worried about tech support, buy locally. and I don't mean *spits*bestbuy*spits*.

Again just my 2 cents.
edit
also did you read the reviews ie. the negative ones

most off the self systems don't have enough ram,
nowdays if you ain't got 8 gigs, your system is probably barely adaquate.
depending how old her comp is you might get by with a processor memory upgrade.
save some e-waste from the landfill.
besides its fun to build your own
plus building your own you get to use stuff like this
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/13091/ex-vap-20/Cooler_Express_2011_Design_Super_Evaporator_CPU_GPU_Cooling_Unit_-_Sockets_AM2_AM3_LGA_1156_LGA1366_CE-48-D-1C-1G.html?tl=g49

Good ol 1984/Fahrenheit 451 (Or whatever the temperature is at which paper burns).

Two of My favorite books, But I only read the Fahrenheit one once.

bonus noogies, if you can tell what Farenheit 451 was really about.

i would add spell channelling to that list as well with an occasional hit dispel
any thing with residue that you can imbue
maybe push it to the limit with the others and add s/c last

nice snippit
another question
 
would it be better to use one tab of easyou or 2 , or maybe 2 copys of easy running and using global variables to tell when to apply bandies.

Quote from: luv2luvlong on July 07, 2011, 12:36:24 PM

what you want to do is, first find an imbuing trainer that you want to use, then your going to have to find the sub that tinkers the tools and replace it with a sub that grabs tools.

now go find a script that you want to use and open it up in suo (makes it easy to jump around subs and tags) and just read through it.

there is probably a sub in there already to move ingots etc. .

then ask questions here people will help

though most prefer to teach you how, rather than do for ya

I'm not asking for a script, i'm asking, what will be the most efficient way of train imbuing using bowcraft. using bows with yew board help for train, but idk the best mod to add. Change a script, isn't the problem, the problem atm is change to?

ah now I understand
you are trying to find out what the best mods to imbue on a bow for raising imbuing
correct gotta be careful with the shorthand sumdays