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There's a QFE from Microsoft to fix what you're describing, but SP1 should have fixed it. The best thing to do is get another copy of Windows XP SP1, install it, and then keep going. Even better, consider purchasing a retail copy of XP Service Pack 2, and then you'll …

Is this a notebook system? If so, 300-400 is a good deal, actually. Motherboards for notebooks are somewhat involved to remove, and they're not cheap, either. About the only thing I could recommend is that you try to find a cheaper motherboard or parts system on eBay, and have your …

That's kind of tough, really. XP Doesn't really allow you to do that. Best thing is to make a written policy for that type of stuff and [B]ENFORCE IT.[/B] Things got so bad at one workplace that they implemented a near zero-tolerance policy-- get caught playing on company time, and …

Looks like it should work, assuming you have posix there.

Well, well. If this forum is so suck, then there's not any reason to let this thread continue on any further.

[QUOTE=dave1323]Thanks for the help, I got that worked out and now when I run it I get Exception errors.[/QUOTE] What exception errors are you getting, exactly?

For what? What kind of application are you working on?

I couldn't really find anything on it, either. I'm guessing that it really depends on the system. You could probably create as many elements as you could the largest integer on a system would be, considering how that could differ for different platforms, ie, 64 Bit vs 32 bit. But …

I think you can say the answer is LOTS-- Fedora's a good one, but you could just about pick any distro to do that, and have Gnome available. What kind of user do you consider yourself to be? A power user? A newbie? What are you planning on doing with …

So, I've written a class, and one of the attributes of the class is an array of elements. For the sake of simplicity, say it's like this: [code] public class Arrays { private int[] myArray = new int[5]; } [/code] Now, I know if I just make it public, I …

I'd have to agree with plazmo on this one. You will probably have to have Office installed on all of the machines that you're planning on depolying to. I think that the Excel stuff you're doing relies upon COM, which in itself relies upon the regeistered presense of Excel/Office in …

I worked at a cemetery as a grounds keeper. 8+ hours a day, 6 days a week running a weedeater in 100+ degree weather. Not to mention I sank into a grave a couple of times, and I got sent out to "weed" a garden, and that garden's soil turned …

Maybe you've got something going on. WinRAR works great for me, always has. Have you performed a diagnostic on your RAM, maybe?

Assuming the formula is right, looks basically fine to me. Just be sure to remove the spaces from the main() subroutine you call at the end, there. Good Job! A handy tip: Be sure to place [code][/code] tags around your code. It's especially important with Python, because the spaces actually …

Did you want the class Continued to inherit from the class Practice, or did you just want Continued to create a new object of type Practice? I'm confused. :confused: Heck, if you even wanted to do either of those, you declared the variables inside of your Method. In order to …

If it says USB 2.0, you should be able to do it. However, I've forgotten what the max transfer speed on the PCI bus is. If you're just talking about using USB hard drives and the ilk with the system, you should be in good shape. That card will be …

It's probably a WinModem. That's a little different to configure under Linux. Check out this website, see if it helps any: [url]http://www.linmodems.org/[/url] Someone might already have set up your modem, and there could be some help here.

It all depends on what you're looking to do. Solaris has a reputation for being STABLE as all get out, and almost BULLETPROOF. If you're looking for a secure, stable, trustworthy platform to put your work into, Solaris 10 is a good way to go. Keep in mind, though, that …

Have you got any peripherals attached, like USB printers, network adapters, or hard drives? When you're installing, just install with the network cable, keyboard, mouse, and Monitor attached-- that helps with a lot of boot issues like what you've described.

It all depends on how vital it is to have minimal downtime. If you need to be up and running quickly, you should have a fairly current Ghost image of your drive sitting around somewhere. If you just care about your data, Windows backup is just fine. Personally, since all …

Can you please post your code?

I think he's meaning C, not C#, in DOS. Moving to the appropriate forum. Please keep in mind, we're not here to do your work for you. Please post some code, and we can help troubleshoot your code, not design it for you.

Well... How better to control a medium then by simply banning it? People will adapt-- they'll build tunnels, use proxies, etc. They'll do it just like they do any other blocked content, if they really want to. Just watch-- China, or a Chinese interest, will develop an exclusive to China …

Just add a PATH variable into your script: PATH=$PATH:/my_script1dir:/my_script2dir That way, you don't have to worry about using things like ./ and ../ -- just call them by their name, and if they're in the search paths that you specified, then you'll be in good shape.

Are you sure you're sorting them right? I have the same thing happen to me on my systems.

[QUOTE=gemini4]Put the names between quotation marks[/QUOTE] Spot-on advice. Just to clarify, if you had a file named [b]december sales report.xls[/b], you would enter it as: [b]"december sales report.xls"[/b] Note the quotation marks-- it tells the interpreter that everything in between the quotes is one item.

Good news-- VMWare ESX is going to become free. Don't know when, don't know much detail, but it's going to become a more attractive option in the future. Check out their website to see if/when it's going to happen.

Hi there, Thanks for the information. However, I went ahead and removed the actual IP address from your quote, so others will not click on it, and fall victim to the ploy. Since you have an IP address, you might want to consider calling the police. I'm sure they might …

[QUOTE=bballaSR19]Or if anyone knows of a better program for downloading free music that would be very appreciated.[/QUOTE] Limewire is not for downloading [b]free[/b] music. It is for copyright infringement, ie, downloading songs you should be paying for. [b]Downloading copyrighted music for free is illegal.[/b] Here's an idea: go buy the …

I'm not exactly sure what "configured wrong" means, but I'm pretty sure it didn't involve anything regarding Fox news, and responding to flamebait associated with it. I'm here because I still like to help. I work 10 hours a day getting paid to do this stuff, but for some dumb …

If you can, post EXACTLY what your error messages are-- write them down if you must. That will help us further in figuring out your issue.

Wouldn't it be best to just run that as a [b]cron[/b] job?

Have you tried disabling Norton, to see if that was the issue? I remember when I used NIS '04, it used to End Program on ccApp every time I shut down the system.

Are there any firewalls installed? Check this link out. Perhaps their solution will work for you. [url]http://www.mcse.ms/archive67-2005-12-2043000.html[/url] Additionally, check out this link, with LOADS of good troubleshooing info on Remote Assistance: [url]http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/winxppro/maintain/rmassist.mspx[/url]

Shouldn't be. Have you tried just restarting?

Do you suspect spyware of any kind? It's not unusual for a process to take up 100% CPU time at any given moment, nor is it unusual to have that much commit charge. It's not unusual for explorer to take up that much memory, either. My box, with 1.5GB of …

[QUOTE=rudeboy]i still got all these files man.. and half ov these are but dont no which 1z to delete coz i ov them is like 1.2gb so thought someone can help me out here.. i can free up alot of space..lol take a look at the picture plz [/quote] Please …

In Internet Options, did you specify any specific domains and IP ranges to not use the proxy, in addition to Local web pages? That may make a difference. In the LAN options, there's an Advanced button that allows you to add in such exceptions. It's probably just what you're looking …

Pretty much any Vector drawing program can be used to do this, like Freehand, or Illustrator. It doesn't have to be a program just like Visio. Have you checked out OpenOffice.org? [b]Draw[/b], which is included with OpenOffice.org, will do just that, though it doesn't have as many features as Visio. …

Sorry for not seeing this post earlier, but... TightVNC is just as it says, TIGHT. I use it on my *nix machines. I still use RealVNC on my Windows machines, because the User client accepts incoming connections, allowing me to have user-initated sessions that work across their firewalls :cool: I …

Why FTP them back and forth? Why not just run the Home Networking Wizard and be done with it? That way, you'd look in My Network Places, and your shares would be there. When you're talking about XP Home, or ME, installing an FTP daemon on either will be a …

Can't you just rename them once you've finished downloading them?

Have you considered using another method for your survey, such as [url]www.surveymonkey.com?[/url] Outlook's methods are fairly limited unless you wanted to delve into options such as actually building forms, and using VBA to program behind them. But, that's a bit out of scope for this form-- perhaps someone in the …

Do you have any other discs in your drives? Where did you get your installation disc? A Server 2003 installation runs [i]almost exactly[/i] like an XP installation. You shouldn't have the phenomena described here when booting from an "official" Windows disc.

have you checked out X10? [url]www.x10.com[/url] The site layout is god-awful, but they do that type of stuff.

You might want to consider reseating all of the cards in your system, to ensure they're in right. If all else fails, it could very well be that the machinery inside your hard drive was jostled. If that's the case, you might need to contact a data recovery company, if …

Not being familiar with that particular piece of software, you might be left formatting your drive. Those software programs aren't really known for allowing easy access to your files-- after all, they are designed to prevent access.

Have you tried posting your HiJackThis log in [b]our[/b] virus forum? Perhaps someone there would be of more assistance.

That could be any number of things. Have you poked around in Add/Remove programs? Have you installed any photo editing software, or a new scanner recently?

That sounds like a hardware issue, specifically the video card. I wouldn't say that's an issue with Windows XP, itself. Have you reseated the card, or swapped it with one you know that works?