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Re: Telnet is a protocol that allows you to connect to a remote system over a TCP/IP network. There are two components to telnet, client and server. You use client telnet software to make a connection to a server running the telnet service (application). Once your client establishes a connection to … | |
Re: I think you'll find that the main advantage to a content management system is being able to provide your customer with a highly customized site that still allows them to manage the content without additional costs associated to having a dedicated web developer on the payroll. | |
Re: You dont have to send a copy to anyone in particular, if you post the code and specify what the problem is, you have a lot of people willing to review it. | |
Re: Sounds like a gridview would be easier to use. Are you using Visual Studio? While I usually recommend coding by hand, its easy to drop these controls on a page and use the wizards to fully configure the objects without having to know all of the details in the back-end. … | |
Re: Yes, if both computers have dial-up modems. This was very common many years ago. Keep in mind that the connection speed will be very slow compared to what we are use to these days. | |
Re: If you are getting throught the POST (power on self test), then to a blinking screen, it is most likely that your hard drive has failed. To test the rest of your computer's components, get a CD that is bootable, such as an OS installation CD, or a Linux bootable, … | |
Re: My condolances to you an your family on the loss of your brother. | |
Re: They are all actually about the same. There is no AV product that will block 100% of viruses. The key to protecting your computer is to apply layers of security. 1) install an AV client 2) ensure you keep up with the latest OS and application patches 3) scan your … | |
![]() | Re: You already posted a similar question about two hours ago in another thread: http://www.daniweb.com/web-development/threads/431060/i-have-a-question-about-web-design-and-building-blogs-game-sites-etc#post1847102 |
Re: > Does upgrading from Windows NT Server 2000 to Windows Server 2008 will fix my problem on corrupted databases and active directory. No, either the upgrade will fail, or you will just bring the corruption along to the new version. I generally do not recommend in-place upgrades for this reason. … | |
Re: The information is not going to be summarized in natural language. Wireshark, like many other packet capturing applications, allow you to collect the packets that are intercepted and provide you with an interface to view the packet's details. For example, you can look at the various aspects of the packet, … | |
Re: These are network terms that are clearly documented on many sites on the Internet. Rather than cutting and pasting the information to provide you with, it may be better for you to first gather some of this information, then ask questions about the information that you do not understand. | |
Re: What operating system? Windows? If so, Microsoft does not suppor the recovery of a lost password without a password reset disk. However, if you do a search online, you'll find quite a bit of Linux based bootable CDs you can download and run to force a reset of the local … | |
Re: If the subnet mask is 255.255.255.0, then yes... those are different subnets. The .0 is considered the network ID in this case. Here is a link to a resource explaining the subnetting process. http://www.itgeared.com/articles/1347-cidr-and-subnetting-tutorial/ | |
Re: Hi Jeff, just came across thread and looked at the code and your site. The live sites appears to be OK. Have you worked out the pending issues? | |
Re: You typically manage the content by uploading via FTP. Do you know which provider is hosting this for you? And if you do, do you have your username and password so you can log onto the account and manage it? From the managment console, you should see options to create/modify … | |
Re: I can see how this concept could be useful for an Intranet, corporate site. However, as you see from the reaction here...you do understand that this would be very annoying to many of your visitors. | |
Re: Different SQL editions, support different features. [http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc645993(v=sql.100).aspx](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc645993(v=sql.100).aspx) | |
Re: If you have an interest in web technologies, I would focus on PHP, ASP.NET, learn some SQL while you are at it. | |
Re: Wireshark is a packet capturing application. Say you want to see the packets and their details that are traversing the network. You can install Wireshark on a computer and you can capture those packets for further analysis. You generally run Wireshark when the high level troubleshooting has not resulted in … | |
Re: In addition to MikeyIsMe's suggestion...I would also suggest that you ensure that your AV client is up to date and scanning your computer regularly for Malware. In addition to the traditional AV client, you should scan your comptuer with: 1) MalwareBytes and 2) Hitman Pro Unfortunately, there is no one … | |
Re: Ok, so here is a similar example... <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <style type="text/css"> body { padding: 0px; margin: 0px; } .columns { width: 100px; height: 170px; border:1px solid black;} #outer {width:204px;margin:0px auto;} #left { float:left;background: #AAAAFF;} #right { float:right;background: #FFAAAA; } </style> </head> <body> <div id="outer"> <div class="columns" id="left">left</div> <div … | |
Re: Hopefully you backed up your data before you started this installation. My recommendation is not to try to upgrade from XP to 7, but to boot from the Windows 7 media and perform a clean, fresh installation of Windows. | |
Re: Wired connections are going to be faster than wireless not only because of the higher connections speeds, but also because if you wire into a switch, that's a dedicated "broadcast domain". Dont worry about those specifics at the moment... Wireless is like shared ethernet (connecting into a hub), the more … | |
Re: You were close... add the word "function" on line 6 from above. function update(src) { | |
Re: It sounds to me like the classification of your user accessing the application should not be a database role, but an application role where you store the role itself as a field in your datatabase table. | |
Re: She needs to validate the mail setup. To connect to a mail server from Outlook Express you need to have the correct Pop3/Imap4 and SMTP settings. What I suggest is that you visit the mail providers support site and get the instructions on how to configure mail clients. | |
Re: If you have a legal licensed copy, have you tried contacting Adobe support? You are correct, that if you use a key generator, you could get infected with a virus. Many of those generators contain malware. Alternatively, if you get your old hard drive and connect it to your laptop … | |
Re: If you want to integrate with Facebook, they have APIs for you to do so. If you want to create something like a facebook application, you need to be more specific in what you need help with. | |
Re: Can you be more specific as to the problem? | |
Re: Im pretty confident, based on today's prices in typical LCD displays, that you'll find it may not be worth repairing this CRT monitor. | |
Re: For these types of effects, I would recommend you play a bit with jQuery. Visit jQuery.com for documentation, tutorials, examples, etc... If you know JavaScript, jQuery is quick to learn. From there, there are tons of examples on the web. | |
Re: Your div with an ID of "center" is horizontally centered. The problem is the way you are applying the styles to the other divs. I do not recommend that you apply the absolute position to the remaining divs. I think it would be easier to use floats, different heights and … | |
Re: rather than hijaking someone's else post, that has been untouched for 3 years, the suggested approach is to start your own thread, especially since your question has no relation to the topic on hand. | |
Re: One easy way is to become an affaliate, say for GoDaddy. They provide you with some code that you can include in your website. People can search using this box and if they purchase a domain name, you receive a percentage of the sale. | |
Re: CSS? On your web page in the head section, there should be an element called <link>. You should see the location it references. | |
Re: Technet Blog on how to update the Central store With Windows 7 ADMX files: http://blogs.technet.com/b/johnbaker/archive/2010/02/03/windows-7-admx-templates.aspx How to configure the ADMX central store: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/video/screencast-how-to-configure-the-central-admx-store.aspx If you have ADM templates that you want to migrate, you can use the migration tool from Microsoft: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=15058 | |
Re: If you don't have any experience, it's going to be challenging for you. There are various components to get this working. You need a web server, access to a database. A few HTML pages, and some server side scripting. Do you have anything code done? | |
Re: What you do mean? In blogspot, at the end of the blog articles, you should have a previous and next link. | |
Re: I am familiar with IIS, and in IIS its called "Directory Browsing". If you are running on Apache, there is an equivalent..I assume? Sorry cant be more specific, not very familiar with Apache...yet. | |
Re: What kind of issue are you having? Visual Studio allows you connect to a DB source without writing one item of code by using the wizards on the various controls. Are you trying to connect to a local DB or remote DB? | |
Re: laptop? Not good, could be motherboard related. As you may have experienced, all of the parts within a laptop are tight, but liquid can easily slip through an affect multiple components. without exchanging components, it woud be difficult to advise since it could be just about any thing inside the … | |
Re: The first thought that comes to minds is why the IP address change? Both the 192.168.x.x/16 and 10.x.x.x/8 subnets all fall within the private range. I cannot think of any reason, other than a shortage of IPs, why you would go through all of that work. Secondly, if you have … | |
Re: I agree with hericles suggestion. Using this approach, you can use the pseudo class :hover on the anchor links which would also cover your IE6 browsers. The hover on other elements causes issues with IE6. This may or may not be important to you, but just wanted to bring up … | |
Re: So first, with a /29 (255.255.255.248), you get 32 subnets from the 192.168.1.0/24 subnet. Some routers will not allow the use of the first or last subnet. Most modern systems do. 192.168.1.0 192.168.1.8 192.168.1.16 192.168.1.24 192.168.1.32 192.168.1.40 192.168.1.48 192.168.1.56 192.168.1.64 192.168.1.72 192.168.1.80 192.168.1.88 192.168.1.96 192.168.1.104 192.168.1.112 192.168.1.120 192.168.1.128 192.168.1.136 192.168.1.144 … |
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