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Re: The thing is, with close to 70% of email being spam you may never want to offer this service. One bad member and your email service is blacklisted and you have the others upset with you. Remember I take your question as if you want to be an email provider. | |
Re: Given the story, compile your script? Here's a link where they cover that for many OSes. Windows, Linux and others. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12339671/how-to-compile-python-script-to-binary-executable Lots of interesting stuff there but for me is this claim: > I've created a presentation that gathers the process from compiling your python sources to package them for … | |
Re: It's a commercial product I saw at some trade show. They seem to offer demos, answer questions so if they are not answering your questions my bet is you should never speak of them again. | |
Re: go(2) didn't continue past line 5. You may want to refresh your memory about return(). An accepted explanation is "The keyword return causes the function to exit, passing control back to the calling function." | |
Re: Why not start with http://sourceforge.net/projects/tms-sys/ and modify it to you needs? Also, why C#? Most of these are web based today since you would want it to be up and available all the time rather than an app in C# | |
Re: Small small world. While I can't reveal all, I traveled many times to parts east and no, such a convertor is often only from the DVR maker. The usual workaround is to play the content on the DVR and capture it the usual way. Sometimes you encounter folk new to … | |
Re: If there are string values the code line should be similar to listBox.Items[i].ToString() Try that. | |
Re: More of a question really. The first image is what I see when the account has no rights to that share. Since I can't see what NAS, I can't be exact here but Windows, when I share a thing means that unless I enable that guest account will only allow … | |
Re: http://docs.jboss.org/drools/release/6.2.0.Final/drools-docs/html_single/ seems to note this area. If it's broke, there appears to be a bug reporting system there. | |
Re: I'm unsure if you know this now. ** https://www.google.com/#q=whatsapp+for+pc+is+malware ** Try the usual from the Malwarebytes forums with scans with Adwcleaner, MBAM and the others for some automated cleanup. | |
Re: Like this? (link follows) http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812423185 But you wrote "any power supply" so the answer must be no. There are non-PC power supplies out there. | |
Re: From memory. It's been a few years since I released some WM apps. That doesn't take effect on forms that are already displayed. You have to refresh the form/display. | |
Re: I'll share. I found that such machines were never documented to detail what would happen. We would have to experiment to find what would and would not work. That was over 5 years ago. Today the cost to use such machines (they are quite slow) blow away any savings so … | |
Re: I can think of 2 areas that have impact on time. If this is a classic HDD then seek times pile up with more files open. Those seek times are in milliseconds seeking around that many files could result in longer processing times. If you could read a lot of … | |
Re: Since time has passed I'll share our solution. We didn't try to sniff packets and such but added a debug tap/log/output to our setup/control/terminal program so where there was trouble we had the needed output. I'll take your word that " we have this software " as you are the … | |
Re: Before I start, let me offer this link about SQL Server 2008 Express. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=25052 If you want to make your app run without dependencies on SQL Server 2008 then you code to not use SQL. Now it's an app just like others. If you want to install missing support systems … | |
Re: This seems to be an extension on your last question. I'm going to share and be inexact here. Rather than dive into your code you may want to look at the machine behind C# where it's CLR (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Language_Runtime) is just one instance on one core and threads appear to be … | |
Re: Let me share an old method I used when I needed to run 2 makes. I created a script like this. CD /project1, make, CD /project1, make, then add more commands if there is a need. | |
Re: Long ago we did stuff like that. Be sure your setup is good by opening the COM port with a terminal to test if the modem is working and what strings to send and expect. These modems are all over the map so I had to dive into the modem's … | |
Re: Is the Calendar button missing? I'd review this link. https://support.office.com/en-sg/article/Customize-the-Navigation-Pane-bb80da1a-441f-4e00-8b12-52a88aeb1934 | |
Re: From memory ah is 8 bits and you are trying to jam 16 bits. Maybe you meant ax? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5364270/concept-of-mov-ax-cs-and-mov-ds-ax Bob | |
Re: Why not start smaller? That is, try tic tac toe first. Java Reversi/Othello has already been written such as https://github.com/luugiathuy/ReversiGame which means you are creating a wheel of sorts. | |
Re: I see this error on incorrectly installed compilers. http://forums.codeblocks.org/index.php?topic=7208.0 seems to note prior folk's consternations with Codeblocks and such. | |
Re: And let's mention NINITE. LibreOffice is on the list there. Here's why I use Ninite: http://www.howtogeek.com/201354/ninite-is-the-only-safe-place-to-get-windows-freeware/ Free apps, without the cramware. Bob | |
Re: First thought. The old CRLF discussion. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1761051/difference-between-n-and-r I can't tell how you created the text file or on what OS. HTH. | |
Re: Just in case you don't find an answer, try https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&as_q=press+keyboard+button+using+python The prior discussions cover the issues about why this is, and why it won't be too portable to other than the OS you are on. Bob | |
Re: @Misbah_3 You really need to watch posting to old threads. This one is 8 years old. | |
Re: Member lina_4, Watch out for those 6 year old posts. IOW don't dig up the dead. | |
Re: @Vincent_22 I use bleepingcomputer.com as they use that log and more to investigate a Windows PC. HOWEVER, do more than dumping a log. Lead with why you think there is an issue. Good hunting. |
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