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Better option is to use some FTP tool [cuteFTP]. $newFolder = "ftp://servername/newfolder/" $ftpuname = "username" $ftppassword = "password" try { $makeDirectory = [System.Net.WebRequest]::Create($newFolder); $makeDirectory.Credentials = New-Object System.Net.NetworkCredential($ftpuname,$ftppassword); $makeDirectory.Method = [System.Net.WebRequestMethods+FTP]::MakeDirectory; $makeDirectory.GetResponse(); #folder created successfully }catch [Net.WebException] { try { #if there was an error returned, check if folder already existed …
Install [Driver](http://ftp.dell.com/network/R140135.exe) from here. Manually trigger the BTTray.exe from C:\Program Files. Once icon appears in the system tray, right click & turn on.
There are tools to build custom iso. Google for "RT Se7en Lite". It is one such tool. In addition to this tool, you might require ISO recorder[Power ISO,etc. ]
Hello, I am trying to execute a jar file with higher version of jdk. But it fails & the worst part is I am not getting any error message. Jar file compiled verison: jdk 1.5 Executed version: jdk 1.7 I assume the jar file is downward compatible. thoughts pls? Thanks! …
I believe the "# {" at end of if statement is taken as a comment by shell.
Better option is using tool like VmWare[With Linux as image/Windows as image]. This allows to switch based on need. Wine is Okay! but not a recommended for Multimedia apps[*.exe]. PS: I have used Photoshop/Flash in wine. It was awful.
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