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You might find [URL="http://www.tek-tips.com/faqs.cfm?fid=3514"]this[/URL] tip useful. Google on 'tstringgrid align' gives many more examples.

Look at the Event Viewer (Start-->Run-->eventvwr.msc) what caused the problem. Look at the Source, Catagory, Event ID and Description, and use Google to try to find a fix. If you cannot figure out the problem, please post the above information.

[QUOTE=annamarie]:cry: I turned my computer around while it was on and all of a sudden, the monitor displayed windows sideways. I have tried to fix it going to control panel display and couldn't find anything there. Can someone help me fix this? I appreciate your help.[/QUOTE]Some Graphics Drivers allow you …

Can you delete the files if you boot from the XP CD-ROM and enter the Recovery Console (see [URL=http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=314058]here[/URL] for a description)?

Open Start --> Control Panel --> Sound and Audio Devices Check that in both sound and voice tabs your soundcard is selected as recording device.

What version of NetWare are you running? Can you ping the NetWare server from your DOS clients?

Grub is a distributed web crawler. It maintains an index of url's including status information (changed/not-changed/unavailable). The problem is, it uses your cpu and bandwidth and they sell the information to other search engines.

Hex is base16 (0-F) while Dec is base10 (0-9). If you do a 'mov dh,05' then the value of dx in decimals will not be 5*(10^2)=500 but 5*(16^2)=1280. Thus, a 'mov dh, 05' and 'mov dl, 05' is in decimal 5*(16^2)+5, a 'mov dx, 0505h' is in decimal 5*(16^2)+5 as …

Not very familiar with awk myself, but you could try the following: awk -F"," '{print $1","$2",\""$3"\","$4}' test.txt This assumes you use the comma (,) as seperator and that there are 4 columns.

Maybe this page is of any help: [url]https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessCardsSupported#head-603c9481d6c6288b6b674cc50132d21f6d539c53[/url] Don't have any experience myself with Wireless USB sticks unfortunately so I cannot give you any recommendations. [URL="http://www.murrayc.com/blog/permalink/2007/02/17/linux-compatible-wireless-usb-adaptor-results/"]This[/URL] page has a small review of Wireless USB sticks.

Copy vrepair.nlm and any used Name Space NLM (eg V_LONG.NLM, depending on what Name Space you use and what NetWare version) to the Boot partition. This way you can unmount SYS and load vrepair from the boot partition instead.

Although this link is for Ubuntu 7.04 (which I recommend anyway), it might also work for Ubuntu 6.10. [url]http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=414194[/url]

What is the exact Belkin type of your wireless usb device? If you don't know, run 'lsusb' and cut 'n paste the output.

The formula itself is quite simple: F = (9/5)*C+32 Not sure if you want to do this in 8085 assembly?

Change the following entries in regedit: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer] "NoFolderOptions"=dword:00000000 [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Restrictions] "NoBrowserOptions"=dword:00000000

[URL="http://www.delphiforfun.com/Programs/Utilities/CPUSpeed.htm"]This little app[/URL] might be usefull. although it also contains some Delphi, the core is written in assembly. [URL="http://www.trap17.com/index.php/get-cpu-speed-dephi-assembler_t35569.html"]Here[/URL]'s another one.

Where does it say it's managable? The procurve 2312/2324 are unmanageble switches AFAIK. Edit: had a look at their [URL="http://h30094.www3.hp.com/product.asp?sku=1640472&jumpid=oc_R1002_USENC-001_ProCurve%202312%20Switch"]website[/URL]: [quote]Procurve switch 2312 and 2324 are low-cost, stackable, [B]unmanaged[/B] switches with 10/100 autosensing per port and 2 open transceiver slots for Gigabit or 100Base-FX.[/quote]

Go to Edit->Find and you'll see the Find window. If you change the Find type to Advanced you'll be able to refine your selection. To search for the last name you've to select Surname. You can use an asteriks (*) to search on a partial name (eg smi*).

You can use Norton Ghost to backup the 180GB HD and restore it to the 80GB HD. Maybe PowerQuest DriveImage can do the same, but I've no experience with that product. And yes, I know it works as I've done it before with Norton Ghost ;)

Can you ping the other systems? Can you access the other computers using '\\IP-Address\share'? If you're trying to access other systems' shares, have you enabled it on the system?

First of all, it's important to know the exact error message. Are you trying to send the message using the gmail website? If so, then it probably has nothing to do with your firewall. Also note that an undeliverable is always sent by the recipient, not by gmail.

And if you connect your laptop directly to the router instead of the cable modem? Maybe your router blocks outbound port 465? It's always usefull to analyse your LAN traffic using Ethereal. That usually gives a lot of information.

Are you using inetcfg to manage your NICs? You do if you have the line '[B]sys:etc\initsys.ncf[/B]' in your autoexec.ncf. The you can add IP as protocol by using the inetcfg.nlm app.

Probably a bit late, but if you still have the sources then you can recompile them using [URL=http://sourceforge.net/projects/x-clip/]Clip[/URL] .

Have you tried to lower the refresh rate of your monitor (I assume you're using a CRT instead of a TFT)?

Please give the information DMR asked for in his [URL=http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/post138839-2.html]post[/URL] and any other error message you see. It's otherwise very difficult to diagnose the problem.

What file are you missing and what OS (including SP) are you running?

If you select the properties of that file and then select the Version tab, what does it show?

Have you downloaded the latest version of Diskeeper? Version 9.0.532.0 fixes this problem. It's a registry permission problem.

Maybe [URL=http://docs.rinet.ru/UNT4/ch23/ch23.htm]this[/URL] link helps?

Have a look at [url]www.bootxp.net[/url] to change your boot screen. AFAIK the blue startup and shutdown cannot be changed.

- What Service Pack are you using? - Can you see anything in the Event Viewer (Start->Run->eventvwr.msc) after you restarted? - Are there any unrecognised hardware devices (Start->Run->devmgmt.msc)? There are many possible causes that stops the shutdown process to finish.

There is a nice page on [URL=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_protocol_suite]Wikipedia[/URL] that will give a good explantion about these protocols.

You can start the application using the [B]start[/B] command: start /high notepad.exe There are 5 priorities: /low, /belownormal, /normal, /high and /realtime. It's usually not adviced to use /realtime but you can always try of course. Edit: Probably haven't read your message properly ;) The system idle process uses all …

Already tried installing the latest drivers? Make sure you uninstall the Detonator/ForceWare drivers first, then cleanup the mess it leaves behind (use something like [URL=http://www.drivercleaner.net/]Driver Cleaner[/URL] ) and install the latest drivers. If you're already using the latest drivers then a uninstall/reinstall sometimes helps as well.

You cannot run WMP 10 on Windows 2000 so you need to find another solution. What brand is the MP3 player? I cannot really image that a MP3 player requeres WMP10.

There are lots of sites on the internet with tweaking information that can be found with Google. Some good information can be found on [URL=http://fox2k.net/2ktweaks/]this[/URL] website. One particular interesting site about services can be found [URL=http://dhost.info/kyeu/mirror/blackviper/WIN2K/servicecfg.htm]here[/URL].

What doesn't work? If you don't have a floppy drive it would be difficult to install these drivers anyway. If you've access to another PC you could build a new XP CD with the drivers integrated. [URL=http://www.nliteos.com/]nLite[/URL] is one of the applications that is able to do this. As for …

Check [URL=http://home.eunet.no/~pnordahl/ntpasswd/]this[/URL] website.

For other people that have problems creating a dual boot system, [URL=http://www.tipmonkies.com/2005/06/23/linux-filesystems-and-partitioning-a-primer/]here[/URL] is a nice article about partitioning in general and discusses dual boot hints/tips as well.

Go to "Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Local Security Settings -> Local Policies -> User Rights Assignment", then double-click on "Access this computer from the network" and add the user(s) you want to give access to this computer.

Search the index.html file for [B]width="763"[/B]. Change it to [B]width="100%"[/B]. But I don't think it will look pretty as it seems that the page is build for a fixed width.

Note that the Recycle bin is a GUI/Explorer feature. If you delete files from the CMD prompt or uninstall an application, it does not mean that the files end up in the Recycle bin.

Did you do a complete new install (including a reformat of the partition)? If so, it will be difficult to recover much of the data. I assume that your data is still available because you get the Access Denied error. To solve the Access Denied problem, there is an [URL=http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;308421&sd=tech]article[/URL] …

[URL=http://www.ntfs.com/ntfs_vs_fat.htm]Here[/URL] is a table that compares FAT and NTFS. Use NTFS wherever possible, use FAT for backwards compatibility or when you want to exchange data with Linux.

[url]http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=228753&sd=RMVP[/url] Need more information, preferably the whole STOP line (including all values).

It usually means that the driver is buggy, in this case your Maxtor USB Driver. Try to download an update from their website or uninstall the driver, it's not really required to access your USB drive. The third parameter in the STOP line (0x00000000) shows you if the error occured …

Have you installed ZoneAlarm? Have seen this before and if I remember well you need to uncheck an option in the Privacy Settings. Cannot remember which option though.

You need to make sure that there is no IRQ conflict. Moving the card to a different PCI slot sometimes solves this as well. Otherwise you have to look around in the BIOS. After this, make sure you unplug the power cable from the computer to completely power it down. …

And do you see any message in the Logger Screen (hit ALT-ESCAPE to switch screens)?