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 | So Windows still boots? What are you trying to do, erase your hard drive and everything on it, and just single-boot Linux? Or are you trying to dual-boot between Windows and Linux? If you have a Linux prompt, post the output of this command: [code]fdisk -l /dev/hda[/code] If you've got … |
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| | If you hit the green jewel in the top left corner of the iTunes window, you'll notice that it shrinks to a minimal interface. If you want it completely gone, click the red jewel, which will hide the window. You can then control iTunes through a special iTunes controller widget … |
| | How is the drive being shared over the network (i.e. what network protocol is the hard drive being shared over)? Do you have its IP address? |
| | Do you have any experience programming Symbian OS? Because if not, I would say that this is a pretty tall order from your instructor. You're going to have a fairly hard time even learning the SDK, let alone image functions. But if you really must: [list=1] [*]Get the [URL="http://developer.sonyericsson.com/site/global/docstools/symbian/p_symbian.jsp"]Symbian SDK[/URL] … |
| | You don't need to convert them; Mac OS X can read Windows fonts. Just copy the files over and then double-click to install. |
| | Technical support questions should be directed to one of the specific subforums within Tech Talk. Judging by your topic title, you should post your question in [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/forum92.html"]Windows Software[/URL]. |
| | Re: G3 Mac You can try [URL="http://www.mozilla.org/releases/old-releases-1.1-1.4rc3.html"]Mozilla 1.1[/URL]. As you've noticed, OS 9 isn't supported any more by developers or Apple. However, if you look around you might be able to find older versions of commonly used web browsers today (I think Opera 5.0 was released for OS 9 too). |
| | You need to boot off of your Windows installation CD. |
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| | There's a list of supposedly "secure" Linux distributions here: [url]http://www.linuxlinks.com/Distributions/Secure/[/url] . On the BSD side of things, OpenBSD seems to be the popular one where security is concerned. Keep in mind though, that no matter how "secure" your operating system claims it is, the weakest link of all security is … |
 | I agree. This seems to be one of the few forums where code tag reminders can be "in your face" to all but the noobs. Either literally make it "in your face" (i.e. an automated system that won't let you post until you use code tags correctly) or just forget …  |
| | First of all, what version of OS X are you using? You can find this out by viewing "About This Mac" from the Apple menu. |
| | You might want to try [URL="http://www.filemaker.com/products/bento/overview.html"]Bento[/URL]. It's made by Filemaker, the same company that produced Filemaker Pro, a high end professional database for the Mac platform. And unlike Filemaker Pro, Bento is very affordable for the average consumer. |
| | [QUOTE=swaters86;652545] I would like to have a Mac pro as my home computer, but I would also like to be able to run Visual Studio and the IIS web server on it. I hear this is not possible in the Mac OS environment?[/quote] You can't run them natively inside Mac … |
| | Blogs have the same edit feature as posts: you get locked out after 30 minutes. After that, only moderators and admins can edit the blog entries. |
| | First of all, test that it's not the disc by inserting it into your working computer. If it boots fine, then the CD works and you've got a hardware issue. If not, chances are that the CD is defective and you should get a new one. The next thing you … |
| | >mount /dev/cdrom Of course, if you didn't have an fstab file, you'd have to do [code]mount -t iso9660 -o user,ro /dev/cdrom /media/cdrom[/code] I'm not exactly sure whether they meant a mount command with or without the fstab file, but it'd probably be okay to assume that you did have it. … |
| | Stupid question: have you checked to make sure that the binary has executable permissions? |
| | Macs and Windows by default use their native file sharing protocols, which are different from each other. While Windows uses the SMB protocol, Macs tend to use AFP. And while Macs can connect fine to SMB, tough luck getting a Windows computer to connect over AFP. Basically, you need to … |
| | Re: question >I wonder why sites bother with infracting people?? The infraction system serves two main purposes: to document a user's past rule violations, and to ensure that things are handled consistently throughout the many subforums within this community. Remember, if a user screws up and moderator A deletes the post, moderator …  |
| | Try looking up "[URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File_synchronization"]file synchronization[/URL]". |
| | >You see, I'm trying to move the actual picturebox, not the window. Just use the [ICODE]PictureBox::Location[/ICODE] data member (remember, [ICODE]System.Windows.Forms.PictureBox[/ICODE] is inherited from the [ICODE]System.Windows.Forms.Control[/ICODE] class). Selecting one of three locations is easy -- use AD's random number generator example and run it through a [icode]switch[/icode] or [icode]if else[/icode] statement. |
 | Re: c++ compilers It depends partially on the graphics interface you intend to use. OpenGL works equally well on a gcc-based compiler as a Microsoft-based one, but if you're planning on using DirectX, the most simple route would be to use Visual C++. And yes, before you start using your compiler/IDE of choice, … |
| | You can run it (I've never run it personally on a Mac), but due to the Intel processor switchover that occurred a few years ago, Adobe CS2 can't run natively on your Mac, and will have to be emulated using built-in Rosetta technology. This means you'll notice slowdown when running … |
| | Re: .Net in MAC Depends. If you've used Windows-specific components in the project (for example, Windows forms), it won't be portable. However, if you've used purely .NET and cross-platform libraries, then you should be able to compile/run the application with the help of [URL="http://www.mono-project.com/Main_Page"]Mono[/URL]. |
| | Have you tested to see if your program runs under [URL="http://www.winehq.org/"]wine[/URL]? |
| | Given the lack of information, I moved this to the NT/2000/XP/2003 forum.  |
| | Re: Need Help !!! Your first program is incorrect in that it doesn't do even close to what the question was asking. Your second program is a bit better (but not by that much). I don't know if you've learned how to use C++-style strings, but if you have, you should definitely use them. … |
| | Since you're fairly new to this process, I'd recommend putting most of your data on a single ext3 filesystem. ext3 has proven itself to be extremely reliable, and a single partition will give you more flexibility with your disk usage than you would have if you split your data into … |
| | >does the X window system have an API that i can use with OpenGL? OpenGL has its own API that you can use (and is completely cross-platform). There are also APIs that abstract the OpenGL API further (e.g. SDL), so you're not actually making direct calls to OpenGL. It's also … |
| | At the moment, the nameservers assigned to that domain seem to be unable to provide any kind of DNS records. |
| | Re: hey every body It depends. Viruses usually don't carry weight, however, Trojans are usually a few ounces each. Oh, and by the way, I do hope you're not running Windows Vista: [url]http://www.avantnews.com/modules/news/article.php?storyid=322[/url] |
| | Try sending a ping on the broadcast address. The broadcast address is typically the first 3 octets of your IPv4 address, the last octet being 255. So if your IP address is 192.168.1.100, your broadcast address would be 192.168.1.255. Sending a single ICMP packet to this address should reveal all … |
 | Here's my list of things I hate: [list][*]Posting Games [*]Geek's Lounge [*]L33t Sp33k [*]IntelliTXT [*]Idiots [*]People who don't use code tags and/or idiots [*]Spammers [*]People who don't know how to use Google [*]People who insist on breaking rules [*]People complaining about reputation [*]People complaining about post count [*]People complaining about …  |
| | i386 was the first x86 32 bit processor. What this means is that it'll run on practically any x86 CPU made within the last 22 years, but seeing that the architecture was designed so long ago, it's reasonable to expect that any operating system compiled for it isn't going to … |
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| | You're trying to open it before it's finished downloading. The .dmg.part is a temporary file that Safari uses when it's downloading a large file. Once the file is finished downloading, it removes the .part file and moves the data into the original .dmg file. |
 | [quote=Junyah;304942]See what the other guys that are successful are doing also .. If you like what they are doing ... or you can see yurself doing that ... then do it.. as long as no one gets hurt.[/quote] No - don't try to be anyone else, no matter how well-off … |
| | Re: Need Guide If you're not familiar with programming in C (or just programming in general), you shouldn't be trying to mess with the Linux kernel. |
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| | Tough luck, that's what you get for installing an illegitimate copy of Windows XP. You'll just have to backup your data and try reinstalling with a legal copy this time. |
| | Re: Paint for Mac? I just use [URL="http://www.gimp.org/"]Gimp[/URL] for all my image editing needs, which is a bit overkill in many situations. If that's the case with you, some quick researching turned up a couple of links which may interest you: [url]http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/28315[/url] [url]http://seashore.sourceforge.net/[/url] And they're all free, by the way.  |
 | I've personally never used Fedora Core, but I have used Red Hat 9 - the predecessor to Fedora Core 1, and not that much has changed. I'll tell you some stuff about it: it tends to include A LOT of software, a lot more than you'll need. [quote=roryt;294299]Looks really sleek …  |
| | Save the file with a .sh extension, then add executable permissions: [code]$ chmod ugo+x shell-script.sh[/code] Now run it: [code]$ ./shell-script.sh[/code] Note that your current directory doesn't have to be where the script is to run it: [code]$ /some/path/shell-script.sh[/code] |
| | Why in the world are you using an ancient dinosaur like Red Hat 9 -- either get yourself a current version of Fedora Core, or ditch Red Hat altogether. The kernel is probably too old to support the DVD drive; I know at least Ubuntu 6 (maybe even older) has … |
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| | [quote=needs_help;295621]What is a good language that can easily make applications, has the ability to read mouse clicks on certain places, can make highly detailed pictures, is just as mathematicaly abled as dev-pascal, and can easily make a program using Artificial Inteligence, a new compiler, or a user interface? [/quote] I … |
| | Assuming you're using .NET, that would be the [icode]Checked[/icode] member of the RadioButton class. |
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