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Make sure the icons are distributed correctly. C:\Users\Public\Desktop\ - contains icons that are seen by all. If deleted, will be deleted for all. C:\Users\%USER%\Desktop\ - contains icons that are only for the current user. If added/deleted, will only be added/deleted for current user. C:\Users\Default\Desktop\ - contains icons that are added …
Why does the %AppData% point to user/AppData/Roaming and not to user/AppData/Local? What's the difference between these two folders on a single machine not connected to a domain (but to a workgroup)? And anyone know what AppData/LocalLow is?
I think a great feature for Thunderbird would be a TBird Web Access server. That way you can store your mail on your computer but still access it via a web interface for convenience. And why not? Plenty of programs are coming out with web interfaces like eMule, uTorrent, and …
If you search Google for information on how to create roaming profiles in Windows XP you find some pretty intricate nity-gritty guides such as this one: [url]http://computertips.toups.info/roaming/RoamingXPPro.htm[/url]. It is fairly complicated with a lot of obscure settings. Thus IMHO it is inelegant and should be avoided. My system is a …
I've also read many benchmarking tests that show Opera as the hands down fastest browser on many platforms. In addition the mail labeling system is superior to folders. The only problem is most sites are designed for IE. (Which is why I'm using IE7 right now. My philosphy on the …
I'm writing a simple complex number class in c++ and we're supposed to overload the four arithmetic operators to work on complex+-/*complex, complex+-*/double, and double+-*/complex. This is easy enough, but I wanted to try and make it a little more generic and instead of coding for doubles, extending the functionality …
I'm implementing a heapsort on a void array. But I'm having trouble with line 6: [code=c]void siftdown(char *start, char *end, size_t size) { char *curr = start; char *child; while (curr*2 + size <= end)[/code] I cast the pointers to char because they have a length of one, and I …
I used it for a couple of years, but after realizing that I don't really want to use any of the extended features (and to see if I could fix a cable connection that drops periodically) I switched backed to the original Linksys firmware. There's really no reason not to …
Right click computer > manage > disk management > right click partition of choice > set active. Are you trying to set up BitLocker? If you check MSUpdate there is a BitLocker Drive Preparation Tool that will do everything you need automatically.
I have 3 USB Flash drives. Two were formerly U3 devices which I formatted using the u3 removal utility. The other one is your basic flash drive. When I plug them into the computer to try and play around with Sync Center, the normal USB drive works fine. The two …
Does anyone else find Vista's settings difficult to navigate? Everything seems so tricky to find because they try to make each page look simple and user friendly. For one thing network settings are a pain. I can't go to the properties of My Network Places and see my network adapters. …
I have a small home network (3 computers) and a Linksys router with QoS. I would like to do some simple traffic shaping optimizations to prioritize webbrowsing and email, hopefully letting p2p and other stuff take a back seat. I'm not sure which ports to prioritize. I know for browsing …
I have a linksys wireless router and was using uTorrent. The network became very slow and all of the computer in the workgroup had trouble connecting to the internet. I was looking through the router's HTTPS config (which was quite slow as well) and noticed that there was a high …
Is there a way to have Windows XP place an icon on your desktop when you insert a flash drive, possible to inserted cds as well?
How exactly does running a program as the current user help anything? I really don't see what security benefit it could/should provide.
What do you guys think of an open source web2.0 project. Such a project would provide a suite of online services such as communications, photosharing, calendars, etc. It would seek to improve the solutions currently available through Google, Yahoo, and MS in a way which incorporates everyones needs. One thing …
Why are wireless signal and noise measured in negative dBm? Should noise and signal be higher or lower? How do they effect one another? What sort of levels should be expected for a home environment? Commercial?
I run my laptop with windows XP as an administrator. I recently made a guest account as well as a limitted account for some people that will be using it temporarily. One thing I noticed is that symantec antivirus autoprotect fails to start on both accounts. Also, websites which use …
Is it possible to apply the effects of gpedit.msc to a group instead of the whole computer? I'd like to be able to create my own groups or at least edit the user's group with affecting the administrators. Is it possible to do this with WinXP Pro without any extra …
In add/remove I see .NET v1.1 and .NET v2.0 listed. Do I need them both installed, or can I remove v1.1 from the list?
I would like to create a button on my desktop/taskbar that can toggle the On Resume Password Protect setting. Does anyone know how to change this setting manually? Through the registry? Through running a program with a parameter? Or where I could find out? Also how can I make an …
A secure connection might be required ([url]https://192.168.1.1[/url] for most). Also some routers can only be access through certain ports like a specific management port.
Check your tags very carefully and make sure they're all closed. (The problem may not be at the end of the document and in fact is an error somewhere in the middle). It's probably some little symbol you hit by accident on your keyboard without realizing it.
I think it has to do with the size of the blocks the server's hard drive uses compared to your hard drive. For example if one file is 800 bytes and the server stores data in blocks of 8 bytes then it will take up 100 blocks and exactly 800 …
I think the PHP Documentation provides some of the best examples an a per-function basis. Also the user comments are great for seeing different uses for the functions and common problems.
I'm sorry but I don't think anyone can gather what you're trying to do... Running your own MySQL server does not REQUIRE any form of encryption...
Pretty much no matter what you're going to need to use Javascript. You can either reload the page a bunch of times; user selects cont, page reloads with countries, user selects country, page reloads with cities... What I would do though is load all of your data onto the page …
I don't see why you can't use GET, but, serialize/encyrpt the password first. It's easy to do in PHP, but as you have to do it client side, hopefully there is some javascript md5 function. Another solution would be to send the form data to a hidden iframe which first …
The Zend PHP tutorial located at zend.com has fairly complete examples of PHPs interaction with My and Postre SQL. I recall a few decent examples on persistance.
I'm not sure how to do it in a manner which would be considered effecient... but you can run multilayered queries (selects within selects) as well as conditional logic in your queries. Just play around, you'll get there =)
You're close but consult the MySQL (I'm assuming that's your db) documentation for the correct timecode format. I think its YYYYMMDDHHMMSS (and you may insert 0s wherever you want.) so: [code]SELECT comment FROM calendar WHERE CURRENT_DATE() < 'd3d2d1000000'; [/code] If that single quoted string is a valid way to truncate …
Yes what you are asking is very unclear. But the definate answer is: anything is possible! It sounds like you just need to tinker a little more, possibly loading your query into a mutlidimentional array so that you can process them more than once. Try posting a static HTML example …
Sorry, but I think it's unclear exactly what you are trying to do. I assume you mean you have an open source webmail program based in PHP? If this is true, your PHP installation almost certainly has access to the file structure where the emails are stored. Find out what …
I think Zend provides a commercial PHP compiler. PHP Optimizer? This is used more for heavily trafficed websites and is absolutely unnecessary when learning the language and for most personal applications.
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