You can get Heroes on Hulu, Jon, dont' forget, no need for ahemming (er, unless you want to *keep* it...if you just want to watch it, I mean)

I ahem onto my mac mini which is connected directly to my TV. Does Hulu do full screen?

Yes, and if you have a good broadband connection the quality is very good, although I'm not sure how well it would translate to a TV screen.

Cool. I'll give it a try... next time.

Hubby runs Firefox 3.0.3 on Vista, and whenever he opens his computer, he gets a box that wants to connect to Broadband. He has turned off his wireless connection, and this box also pops up on a regular basis while he's working on the Net on a wired connection. He wants to get rid of this box. What options should he be looking at?

If it's the same problem I had, it's actually IE that's sending out the dialogue boxes, and he has to go into IE and tell it to stop trying to connect. I can give you the proper tabs to look in when I get home, but it's somewhere under network connections, I think.

Thanks, Sue.

Jon, if you get the cable station G4 - Heroes repeats on that station about a bajillion times per week.

I've already seen the ep, but thanks.

Connie it's: Tools - Internet Options - Connections (tab)

Change the option to "Never Dial a Connection"

The only other thing I'd say is that he should make sure that it's not happening while there aren't any applications open that would require a connection. That pop-up was one of the ways I was cued into the fact that I had a virus once back in the day. The virus was trying to call home.

I always connected first before I opened an application that would legitimately need connection, so it never popped up and tried to dial unless there was something else that wanted a connection, ie, the virus.