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Are they the fancy Apple monitors with the clear plastic border? If so, they use an ADC connector. It's a special type of DVI connector that puts DVI, USB, and power into one cable. First, you'll need to ensure that your video card has DVI support. You'll then need to …

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Please note you're posting in the Service Requests forum for paid requests only. Have you tried either vBAdvanced or vBIndex ?? In addition, which version of vBulletin are you running? 2.x or 3?

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I am using the local invocation code with phpAdsNew. However, I would like to make the code that it outputs XHTML compliant. Does anyone know where I could edit this in the code? Thanks!

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Yes, I know him. I talk to him via MSN almost daily. The next time I talk to him, I'll point him towards this thread and have him get in touch with you.

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I was in Manhattan the other day, and there was a huge line of people waiting outside some computer store at nearly midnite to get their hands on the game ;)

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Hey there Danniboy! Welcome to DaniWeb :) This site is basically everything that is I.T. related in one place ... technical support, programming, web development, etc. So browse around a bit and enjoy!

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Hmm. That's pretty weird. SP2 has a new feature where you can enable program defaults. You can find it in the same Add / Remove programs setting in the Control Panel. You should be able to deselect IE from there. In addition, if you right click on IE and go …

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DaniWeb and cprogramming.com are indeed two entirely different forums and communities. Jwenting is just pointing out that your question has already been completely answered at that other site. So members here should not take the time to reply the same answers you've already received at the other site.

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Sounds good to me. Welcome TxRose! Thanks for joining our welcome committee Rueful, hehe :)

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Just be sure you have int target and not n target ;) If anything, it's good code practice to use descriptive variable names.

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What happens? They're just not "clickable" or you get an error? Were you able to navigate this site just fine?

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Hey Ruefuel. Welcome!! :) Old gal from New York here :) Well, not really old, but as old to this forum as it gets. Hehe ;) But in any case, I digress. Welcome and enjoy :)

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Aitch, I don't think that will work because it isn't the BIOS password that's the problem. It's the Windows password. With Windows 2000/XP, when you install Windows you generally create two accounts ... a normal user account and an Administrator account. For some reason it may be trying to access …

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Not that I know of (in DOS). You need something like WinXP that detects hardware, installs drivers, and mounts volumes on the fly (i.e. plug 'n' play)

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As of late last night (Friday nite), 10.3.6 was released via OS X Software Update. It includes lots of minor bug fixes mostly, including the floating point calculation problem in calculator, as well as updates to Safari and ATi and Nvidia video card drivers.

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Hill0ster, your question was valid, but your comments were uncalled for. Please tone it down or this thread will be locked. Another offense will result in a ban.

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You can try calling up Microsoft customer service. Your registration key should be located on the CD jewel case or CD slip and, if I remember correctly, also somewhere in the manual.

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Sweet system ... 64-bit processor with an ultra cool video card. The only thing that I would change is that I would think about perhaps an SATA hdd. This is what's currently in my system -> [url="http://www.westerndigital.com/en/products/Products.asp?DriveID=65"]http://www.westerndigital.com/en/products/Products.asp?DriveID=65[/url]

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I did a search and can't find any other threads related to an advanced tab missing. However, there is a thread related to the general tab of the IE properties missing. You can find it here: [thread]947[/thread] Hopefully the solution is the same or similar.

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Good news to all you TechTalk guests who don't want to go through the hassle of signing up with us! Email activation is no longer required before you can start posting. [i]What does this mean?[/i] It means that all you have to do is give us a username, your email, …

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Hmm ... what about a return; statement in the middle of the function? Or you could use a break; statement to break out of a loop. For example, [code] void f(int x) { while (true) { move_forward(x); if (bumper) return; } return; } [/code]

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Hmm, I've never encountered this before, but I will have to admit that IE is prone to corruption :( You should be able to download IE from [url="http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/downloads/critical/ie6sp1/default.mspx"]http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/downloads/critical/ie6sp1/default.mspx[/url] If memory serves correctly, the installer automatically uninstalls an old version before re-installing. There might also be a "repair" feature instead of …

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Why are you unable to copy and paste the code? Simply highlight all of your code, and do Ctrl+C (if on Windows). And then Ctrl+V to paste it in here. We aren't going to write your program from scratch for you unless we see some effort on your part ... …

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Are you checking your mail via [url="http://www.hotmail.com"]www.hotmail.com[/url] or some other type of webmail, or do you have your Hotmail being forwarded to Microsoft Outlook or Outlook Express?

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You say you tried reformatting the computer and it still happens? Odds are it is a hardware problem then. Video card drivers are prone to causing freezes as well as random restarts, usually in graphic-intensive programs. Bad RAM in a machine can also cause this. I would take the RAM …

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Is anything else in your machine acting fishy or just explorer.exe? i.e. once programs are open and in use, do they all work?

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Did you recently install any new software? Any registry tweaks? Programs such as Tweak-XP?

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I don't think Longhorn is going to be released until 2005-2006 (or was it 2007?) so I think it's too early to tell. If it were easy to make FAT32 support backwards compatible with FAT16, I can't see any reason why Microsoft wouldn't do it. But I don't think they're …

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You should be able to just connect it via DHCP. How have you been setting your PCs up in the past?

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At absolute least a bachelors. An MBA is an amazing way to break into corporate I.T., especiall with computer science or CIS as an undergrad. Also, perhaps some certifications targeted towards the career you're going for. More than anything, experience is important.

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I use AdSense, Tribal Fusion, and Rydium :) I have also tried Burst!, ValueClick, and FastClick, but I wasn't happy with the quality of the banners. I am considering MaxOnline.

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EEk. This is why you always do backups ;) Hehe. If I remember correctly, SP2 was pretty darn buggy when it first came out. Theoretically, you should be able to just go to Add/Remove programs, but I wouldn't count on it doing a clean job, especially with something as integral …

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Oh, I remember hearing something about this somewhere. Heh. I'm just so not into politics it isn't even funny ;)

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AdSense works based on Google AdWords ([url="http://adwords.google.com"]http://adwords.google.com[/url]). Basically, advertisers bid on keywords ... anywhere from 5 cents to a few dollars per click. When the keywords are found on a page containing AdSense, the advertisers' ads are shown. When someone clicks on an AdSense ad on your site, you receive …

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[url="http://www.rpmfind.net/linux/rpm2html/search.php?query=apache&submit=Search"]http://www.rpmfind.net/linux/rpm2html/search.php?query=apache&submit=Search[/url]

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May I ask why you want to run Apache on a Windows server? Why not on a test Linux box, or even in a dual boot environment? You probably could find more information in our Web Hosting forum ([url="http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/forum33.html"]http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/forum33.html[/url]) or Apache subforum ([url="http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/forum90.html"]http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/forum90.html[/url]). Also, a quick google search turned up …

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Cool, thanks. So chkdsk.exe /X will make you restart the computer and do that thorough scan in DOS mode?

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The yellow box you're talking about is simply alt text. It's a default feature of HTML. For example, you can use the following HTML tag to insert an image, where if you hover over the image, "alternate" text will appear. [code]<img src="file.gif" alt="Hover Text" />[/code] I simply used alt within …

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When you download something such as a Java applet, ActiveX control, etc., it is often signed with a digital signature, so that you know that what you are downloading is authentic and from a legit company whose website you are visiting. These files get saved in your Temporary Internet Files …

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Does it always give you that error? It won't detect your camera at all? Have you ever tried any other FireWire devices on your system? Did you install any special drivers you may need to access your FireWire ports? What happens when you do restart?

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What program are you using to burn the CDs? Apple iTunes? Roxio Toast?

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Mac OS X printing is based on CUPS, a Unix-based printing system. Therefore, all of the CUPS settings can be edited via text files. In addition, if you go into System Preferences and then select Sharing, and under Services, enable "Printer Sharing", you should be able to gain access to …

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I was just about to say to unplug and replug in your cable modem, but apparently TKS got to it already ;)

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Are you using vBulletin to power your message board? If not, you may need to write a ranking system yourself. In PHP, you would use a for loop to repetitively print out a .gif image, depending on a member's reputation.

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I'm not so sure how much of a help this is, but I actually had to write a similar program in the past. It's posted here: [url]http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread239-hash+table.html[/url] The program that I had to write read a list of grocery list items from a file, and put them into a hash …

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I'm confused what you mean. What does test.php look like? When does test.php work and when doesn't it? When test.php is in the site root, you can run it just fine?

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To all those who have G5s, check out the removable side panel from your tower. The inside of it has strips of tape on 3 of the sides. Thinking this was just packing tape, I removed it. However, I was since told that it was special static tape. Does anyone …

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Basically, every java program must be written within a class. The method above does not seem to be within a class (by the same filename.java) In addition, a program must always start from within public static void main(String[] args) { ... } From inside the main method, you can call …

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