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Hello, im running windows XP home edition, and i dont have much IT knowledge, but recently, whenever i log into my computer, whatever the user - in this case it has administrative rights or whtever - i get 2 error messages, 'error loading C:\WINDOWS\kbdmsy.dll', and 'error loading C:\WINDOWS\aralaquv.dll', for both …

I have just started learning python, I am a Java programmer. I think python is more simple than java. What I wanted to ask is, where is python used? And if python does not follow the complete OOP concepts, then can it be used to design large / major applications? …

Hello I have 4 .py files along with __init__.py in a folder. I want to create a file which would act as a menu and load classes from the files in that folder. I have that file outside the folder. The contents of that file: [CODE]from files import * print …

I know this may seem simple to some of you, but I really need help. I think I have part 1 correct for the most part but I really need help with the 2nd part. [B]Part 1[/B] The ABC Car Service & Repair Centers are owned by the SILENT car …

Hej i am trying to create a simple game as homework from my school. now i just stuck on one stage. see the picture on this link how it looks like. [URL="http://jobbalert.se/"]http://jobbalert.se/[/URL] i have created a module here is the code for module file [CODE] Module Module1 Public Sub bknapper() …

I'm working on a game in pygame, and I decided I wanted to make it load flash files for the characters in battle so I could animate them in flash. Is there a module that will allow for easy displaying of multiple flash files, and also for skipping to certain …

Hey guys, I am making a program called 'Weather Watch' which basically gets weather updates for any city you type in. For now, it only gets info for a particular city. I don't know how to search for the term entered in [url]www.weather.com[/url] and then get the updates. The code …

McAfee, Inc., a leader in intrusion prevention, announced that its security services group, Foundstone Professional Services, will release a whitepaper on Microsoft ASP.NET Forms Authentication and "cookie replay" attacks. The whitepaper will be located at [url]http://www.foundstone.com/index.htm?subnav=resources/navigation.htm&subcontent=/resources/whitepapers.htm[/url]. In response, Microsoft authored an MSDN article: [url]http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;900111[/url]. What is a "cookie replay" attack? …