I always find that hands on dirty is the best way to go.... look at other people's code, and go from there.... try little things yourself, practice code, and find an idea that you real like..
Heh that's how I love to learn....but that's just complicated when ya know virtually nothing in the topic :mrgreen:
Heh well that might be just a natural prob then. Correct me if Im wrong anybody, but even I experience that problem, mabe once a week. However, if I just let it sit for a second, it corrects itself and is fine.
...but generally what you’re looking for is free software that converts FLAC to .aiff, which is the most common conversion type. If you find one that converts to .mp3, you’re ahead of the game. Just be sure the mp3 quality is ok, because that’s a big loss to go directly from FLAC to MP3.
Heh first off, I want to thank the responders here for the help given.
Ok, now for the prob.
I just wrote my first ever HTML page (awful if ya ask me), and I'm mainly using it as a place to keep files and such. However, it's still in development.
What I'm trying to do is password protect it's directory and all the files inclosed inside it.
Some more slight background stuff.
I read over this page for some tips, and here's my sort-of response to it:
1) I don't really need something super secure. I just want protection from the basics. 2) admin privs - I have admin status inside my directory 3) I dunno which OS/webserver I'm using :sad: (see, this space was given as a sorta gift). Is there a way to check this?
accidently drop it down your stairs or get your dog to piss all over it and you get a nice brand new one from your insurance company no matter how old it is.
Ahh, I hate to say it, but I strongly disagree with ya. ;)
First off, I guess ya could say I'm "in the know" about malware, etc--it's my specialty. Time and time again, all these problems crop up, mostly all of them because of malware/viruses/etc, when truthfully, nearly all of these can be avoided simply by being somewhat cautious with your computer. Even if you became infected, there are a variety of hands-on ways to fix the problem youreself--antivirus/antimalware/firewalls. If the problem supercedes even these, then all that's required is one of us specialty guys ;)
I can't lie...although most problems with computers have to do with malware, not all do. Oftentimes, the computer gets naturally slow. This in itself is easily fixable-- a mixture of a registry cleaner (CCleaner, for example) and a defragmenter.
In short, using an imaging software as a backup is similar to not filling your car with oil...because "hey, when it breaks, I can just buy a new one". In other words, youre computer is just like youre car, it takes maintence.
You are elegant, withdrawn, and brilliant. Your mind is a weapon, able to solve any puzzle. You are also great at poking holes in arguments and common beliefs.
For you, comfort and calm are very important. You tend to thrive on your own and shrug off most affection. You prefer to protect your emotions and stay strong.
Begin by downloading CCleaner, and specifically choosing the most recent version.
Then, follow these steps:
1. Close all programs so that you are at your desktop. 2. Double-click on the "My Computer" icon. 3. Select the "Tools" menu and click "Folder Options". 4. After the new window appears select the "View" tab. 5. Place a checkmark in the checkbox labeled "Display the contents of system folders". 6. Under the "Hidden files and folders" section select the radio button labeled "Show hidden files and folders". 7. Remove the checkmark from the checkbox labeled "Hide file extensions for known file types". 8. Remove the checkmark from the checkbox labeled "Hide protected operating system files". 9. Press the "Apply" button and then the "OK" button and shutdown My Computer. 10. Now your computer is configured to show all hidden files.
Now, install the program. Open it, and choose the 'Options' tab. Inside, hit the 'Custom' tab, and add the following folders (Note: Not all of these files are on every computer. If one of these isn't present, skip it):
C:\Windows\Temp C:\Temp C:\Documents and Settings\<Every user listed>\Local Settings\Temp C:\Documents and Settings\<Every user listed>\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5 C:\Documents and Settings\<Every user listed>\Local Settings\History C:\Documents and Settings\<Every user listed>\Cookies C:\Windows\Prefetch
After doing this, move back to the 'Cleaner' tab, and inside this, be sure your open to the …
Hmm, this is sorta a shot in the dark, but I think it'd be wise to try:
try reinstalling the 'old' version of Java that was on your computer (that didn;t uninstall all the way). Now, uninstall it using the built in uninstaller.
Now, visit Java's website and try to download the lastest then.
Install ewido security suite When installing, under "Additional Options" uncheck.. Install background guard Install scan via context menu
Launch ewido, there should be an icon on your desktop, double-click it. The program will now open to the main screen. When you run ewido for the first time, you will get a warning "Database could not be found!". Click OK. We will fix this in a moment. You will need to update ewido to the latest definition files. On the left hand side of the main screen click Update. Then click on Start Update.
The update will start and a progress bar will show the updates being installed. The status bar at the bottom will display "Update successful"
Now, close the program WITHOUT scanning.
Step 2.
Next, download Nailfix and unzip it to the desktop, but DO NOT run it yet.
Step 3.
Then, reboot into Safe Mode by restarting your computer and pressing F8 as your computer is booting up. Then select the Safe Mode option.
Once in Safe Mode, double-click on Nailfix.cmd. Your desktop and icons will disappear and reappear, and a window should open and close very quickly --- this is normal.
Then, run Ewido, and run a full scan. Save the logfile from the scan.
Next, open HJT and place checks next to the following:
Here's instructions for correctly setting Adaware:
Please do the following: Download, install, update, configure, and run Ad-Aware SE Personal 1.06.
Download Ad-Aware SE Personal 1.06: Download Ad-Aware SE Personal. Save aawsepersonal.exe to a convenient location (eg. the Desktop).
Install Ad-Aware SE Personal Double-click on aawsepersonal.exe to install the program. Follow the default settings for installation. After the program has finished installing, uncheck the "Perform a full system scan now", "Update definition file now", and "Open the help file now" boxes.
Update Ad-Aware SE Personal Double-click the Ad-Aware SE Personal icon on your Desktop. Click "Check for updates now" then click "Connect". It will check for any updates. If any are found click "OK" to download and install the updates. Once it has finished click "Finish".
Configure Ad-Aware SE Personal Click on the Gear button at the top of the window. Click "General" on the left hand side to display the General Settings box. Make sure the following items have a green check/tick next to them. If they do not, click once on the circle next to them to put a green checkmark: "Automatically save logfile" "Automatically quarantine objects prior to removal" "Safe Mode (always request confirmation)" "Prompt to update outdated definitions" - change to 7 days from the default 14.
Click "Scanning" on the left hand side to display the Scan Settings box. Make sure the following items have a green check/tick next to …
