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 | If you've got a firewire or a USB 2.0 port, then you'll be in good shape, transfer rate- wise. From there, you can get whatever kind of hard drive you want, and you can really look into a fast hard drive to do your video capture on. Since most external … |
| | Are we all sure this is the same problem? So far, we've got several different components that "could" cause the issue. It might be a better idea to split this thread up. To the original poster-- if your fan, being unplugged, allows the unit to POST, then you're probably right. …  |
| | What I've been doing is using a stored procedure to read in the XML file as a string, then using OPENXML to get a table from the XML file. I'm just inserting a number of rows in the table, though-- I'm not updating. This link helped me a bunch: [url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa276847(SQL.80).aspx[/url] |
| | Well, using L[b]S[/b]D and computing can cause some wacky experiences. Perhaps you're using an L[b]C[/b]D? ;) (just had to, sorry) What type of video card do you have? More than likely, there's a rotation option for it. Try right-clicking on your desktop background, and then clicking on Properties. Once there, …  |
| | Are you sure the taskbar is gone, and your monitor hasn't been stretched? If it's so low, and you can't click on it, that could be the case. Can you right-click on your taskbar, even? There should be an option that says, "Lock the taskbar" |
| | Rar is nice, but my favorite is [b]bzip2[/b]. I use it in UNIX/Linux, and it's great when combined with tar archives. It's kind of like gzip-- it only works with one file at a time, which is why you'd put all the files you'd want in a tar archive, and …  |
| | That's probably something you're going to have to take up with Hotmail themselves. Have you tried perhaps making another hotmail account, and seeing what happens? |
 | This thing has actually been around for a while, IIRC. I recall seeing this on TechTV's old Fresh Gear show a few years ago, back when TechTV was still TechTV... |
| | Please read the [url=http://daniweb.com/techtalkforums/announcement.php?f=8&announcementid=2]Announcement[/url]. Though I can't specifically say that you're doing a homework problem, the signs are there. We don't do work for you. Please post some code, and we'll help you troubleshoot. |
| | I forget the exact terminology for it, but you can do a technique called "slipstreaming" to include service packs, applications, or other items into the standard Windows installation media. Try doing a Google search for that. |
| | Someone may have set the Admin password, so your best option may be to reinstall Windows. You can use an XP Home edition disc to reformat the system, don't try to do a repair on it, or use a recovery console-- it won't work without the admin password. We really … |
 | What version of IE are you using? In IE 6, click on Tools, then choose Internet Options. I believe the option you want is under the Advanced tab, listed as "Enable inline autocomplete". Uncheck that, and then click OK. I'm on a FreeBSD system right now, so excuse me if … |
| | [QUOTE=Narue]If you bothered to read the last week or so of posts then you would have seen that I gave a complete implementation for something like this. You could easily modify that or use it as a basis for your own implementation. But no, you wanted someone to do your …  |
| | Yeah... you can't really change the index, like if the ID is 4, and it's the only one in the listbox, you're going to still access it as myListbox[0]. Just like kdcorp87 said, you can assign a value and a text property. You're probably looking for the Value property.  |
| | Check the links in my signature. Also, check out our "Viruses, Spyware, and other Nasties" forum. Most often, if your PC is inexplicably slow, spyware and viruses are at fault. Do you have any wierd stuff popping up or happening when you're online? Who is your ISP? |
| | Is this a tutorial or something? Or do you need help doing this? If you need help with it, show us what you've done so far. We don't simply give out homework help without the poster showing some effort.  |
 | Re: Dani's Cookbook [QUOTE=Narue]Somen noodles, the easiest breakfast you'll ever cook. 1 bundle of somen 6 cups of water 1 tablespoon of salt Boil the water, pour in the salt, toss in the somen, cook on medium heat for 3 minutes. It's good plain or with all manner of sauces and garnish. :)[/QUOTE] … |
| | Yeah, and have you checked for spyware? Sometimes spyware, or the removal of spyware, can have adverse effects on your web browsing. |
| | Can you please post a snippet of your code, and what exactly it's not doing? I think you'll get a better result than simply posting a ZIP of your work, and expecting someone to sift through it all... |
| | This isn't a homework project, is it? Have you done anything on the code yet? If so, please post what you've done so far. We don't do your homework here for you. If you don't show effort on your part, this post might get closed/deleted.  |
| | Did you get a "Recovery CD" set, or did you actually get a set of discs that included the OS and the applications that came on the system? If you got the Recovery CDs, you won't really be able to wipe the system and reinstall-- you'll only be able to …  |
| | [QUOTE=jwenting]your post is in violation of the terms of service and has been reported as such. Plus by doing peoples' homework for them you're doing the entire IT industry a massive disservice by lowering the quality of programmers entering the industry (or rather you're helping people enter the industry as … |
| | you can use the mailto: syntax to fill in the email in its entirety. It's throughly documented in the RFC822 standard... |
| | looks like you could have an error in your query syntax: [code]"Select * From Codes Where User ID = " + [/code] probably needs to look like [code]"Select * From Codes Where [User ID] = " + [/code] The "missing operator is probably the runtime complaining that you don't have … |
| | Have you run any programs to check for spyware or viruses? Those two are the most common causes of unknown CPU usage spikes... |
| | Just to back up what Cain is saying-- I opened a Word document myself, and that same file appeared. This operation is completely normal. |
| | Re: 4 short programs [QUOTE=Maverick]any help? :sad:[/QUOTE] Give it just a bit! Maybe someone is checking over your code right now. I'm not a Java programmer-- I just moderate the forum. Otherwise, I'd help :)  |
| | Dell systems work better on Cable select. Try setting it like that, with the master drive on the black connector, and the slave drive on the grey connector. It should work out like that. After you've done that, go into your BIOS, and light up the NumLock, CapsLock, and ScrollLock … |
| | If you can't boot into Windows because of LSASS.exe, you might just want to reconsider getting all of your data off of the drive and reinstalling Windows. You can use the Windows disc to reinstall the file, or the files associated with it, but I've never had any luck. Alternatively, …  |
| | I'm not a C++ programmer, but I'd imagine that calculatecharges is some function they made up in the book. I'd assume you'd write a function, called CalculateCharges, that would do all of your work. |
| | [url]www.kernel.org[/url] ...that should have information on the mailing lists associated with kernel development. Additionally, there are two great books to pick up: [i]Understanding the Linux Kernel[/i], and [i]Linux Device Drivers[/i], both published by O'Reilly. |
 | I dunno.... Could it be that it's because "Ubuntu" is what everybody talks about, and that "Kubuntu" sounds like a rip off of the "real thing"? I know they're the same, but if you've got a product or brand called one thing, and you simply prefix it with another letter … |
| | Re: Ego surfer I got a 0 on that site :( I don't really have a consistent blog, so that probably explains it. If you search my name in quotes, though, you get over 33,000 hits, all mine! |
| | Well... Let's think about it for a minute. When the Firestone recall happened, how many tires actually failed? About 10, maybe? And they had to recall a substantial number of tires, far more than 10. Sony is the issue here-- they're the ones that supplied the batteries. Watch other manufacturers … |
 | fragmented_user, I think your comments are exceptionally well-balanced. I might submit that maybe 2 years could be too long a time frame, but you're spot-on with every one of your comments. If we took the discussion on a sheer visual-appeal basis, some Linux configs could hold their own with Vista, … |
| | I'm not entirely sure what to think on this. I find that this party, and the ideals they represent, are probably just as harmful as the actions of the groups enforcing the laws on the books. Thoughts? |
| | If it wasn't a general purpose processor, why is everyone comparing it to the current generation of CPUs like it's so revolutionary? It'll be revolutionary once they've strung some of these together, and really made something that does logic at 500Ghz. Then that'll be something to report... |
| | Is the custom client invocation as such with the limited commerical license? Have they announced any fee-based licenses for this service? I could see how many companies would consider the functionalities listed, especially if they were running a shop that wasn't exclusively Windows. |
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| | Congratulations! The more reviews I hear like this, the more I'm getting convinced to buy a Mac.  |
| | I'm sure Ubuntu is nice, but I now stay away from distros where Gnome is the default desktop. I don't like how around 2.10/2.11 they basically said, "you're too dumb to have more advanced options, so take what we give you, and be happy." I don't subscribe to a mindset. … |
| | I haven't tried RHEL yet (I've got a corporate subscription with them), but I wasn't too impressed with Fedora Core 4. I was installing on a machine that needed new partitions to continue, and Anaconda crashed every time, even if I didn't make any partition modifications! ...I'll check out RHEL … |
| | WOW! How did that happen? Was there not anything stating there was a line where he was digging? I know in the US, we have laws dictating that you have to check for utilities before you dig. If he'd done this in the US, he would be pony'ing up the … |
| | Let me throw in my 2 cents on this one: Certs are great. They're supposed to be a baseline for a person's IT knowledge. They should not be the defining factor in hiring someone. I've seen jobs where you needed a minimum ABCDSE+ cert, and it was just an entry … |
| | I'm not advocating Piracy or anything, but it's a good thing the open-source nature of the program can be forked, and that we're not stuck using this new version. Case in point: What if suddenly a government wants to block seditious media being transferred via bittorrent? Could this same anti-piracy … |
| | ...I'd like to see those applications. I still think it's insane that a recommended system configuration for Vista is 1GB of RAM, 512MB recommended. I think I'll be sticking with XP for quite some time, thank you very much. |
| | Great post. I would like to point out that like the Cox DVR mentioned above, you can now run dual tuners in Windows Media Center. Some cards like the Hauppage PVR-350 have dual tuners on one PCB, so you can install one card, yet record multiple channels. :cool: |
| | I've been using Media Center begrudgingly over the past few months. If you take it for what it's intended to be, a set-top box competitor, it does OK. It's got moderately good PVR capability, and it's really handy to have a remote with it. The only gripe I have with … |
| | I think this is called [i]laziness[/i]. Whoever set the site up probably used some kind of ActiveX controls, or something similar, and did not even think to include other browsers. I guess you could call it discrimination by default, but I really doubt that any thoughtful descrimination was being perpetrated.  |
| | Re: What is a Wiki? Quick trivia: [b]What does Wiki stand for?[/b] [i]Wiki[/i] is an acronym for [u]W[/u]hat [u]I[/u] [u]K[/u]now [u]I[/u]s... http://wiki.java.net/bin/view/Javapedia/Glossary#W |
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