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Re: 1) search engines, such as Google have processes that crawl the web, known as web crawlers or web spiders. The access a web page and index the content and follow the links within the content. As they discover new pages, the indexing and link following continues. 2) Looks like All … | |
Re: To get to the boot options page, you need to hit F8 before Windows boots up. | |
Re: If your web layer includes SQL code, yes, you can access the tables on D1 by running the queries against ServerA. | |
Re: Normally, you would just create a Global Group of type "Distribution" in Active Directory. Right Click the OU, New Group. Continue through the wizard and mail-enable the group (note this requires the Exchange Admin tools installed on the workstation, or do this procedure from the Exchange server). http://support.microsoft.com/?id=821904 Then add … | |
![]() | Re: There are quite a bit of Official Microsoft forums and sites such as technet, iis.net, aps.net, etc... So people that need MS support flock to those support forums. I have been fairly active on this forum and do not consider myself linux, apache, mysql friendly. I tend to work with … ![]() |
Re: Usually the power supplies protect the motherboard from an overload of electrical current. But that all depends on the amount of current. If you are going to try to troubleshoot/repair this, gain access to the power supply and check to see if the power supply outputs are working using a … | |
Re: No backup? If not, I would suggest that you get in contact with a tech at the Apple store to see if they have software you can load to view the files that are marked as deleted on that drive. When you delete a file, or format a drive, the … | |
Re: Its sounds like if tapuwa2002 is asking if he has a web page, he wants to style links on the page as users access those links, so that as new visitors arrive, they can also see which links have been accessed. If this is what you are asking, you would … | |
Re: I generally work with MSSQL but I worked on a project recently that had a back-end MySQL database hosted with a provider. All I had to do in my VS 2010 project is: 1) In the web.config file add this information: <?xml version="1.0"?> <configuration> <connectionStrings> <!--MYSQL connection string--> <add name="mySQLConn" … | |
Re: There are a few ways to connect. In general, you need the correct driver installed on the webserver, then create the connection string. http://www.connectionstrings.com/mysql http://www.mysql.com/downloads/connector/ | |
Re: If the 7z.exe does not have additional switches (/?) that you can use, you would need to use another program that can emulate keyboard strokes. In the past, I have used a product called AutoItScript. It can basically script and emulate any manual process. | |
Re: If you right click and look at the source code as hericles suggested, scroll down and you'll find the section where the <map> and <area> elements were used. If you are looking for a quick start tutorial, try W3Schools: http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_map.asp | |
Re: When you visit a webpage using the HTTPS protocol, the data that is transferred between your computer and the web server is encrypted using a certificate. Before the data is securing transmitted, the web server sends the public key to your computer. Your computer encrypts using the web server pulic … | |
Re: There is nothing attached to your post. | |
Re: If your goal is to introduce some redundany in your design, you may want to consider just buying two new drives and a RAID adapter. Having a new hard drive doesnt decrease the likelyhood that the drive will not fail. I have seen drives that last 10 days while others … | |
Re: So the procedure you outlined is correct. With regard to protecting your data the design is common when the goal is to protect data from a hard drive failure. Keep in mind that the RAID array will not protect against accidental deletion or corruption of a file. In other designs, … | |
Re: According to their support site, there is no Driver for Windows 2008 Server. If you can find a more generic Epson driver that has support for Windows 2008 server, that may work. I have done that in the past with HP printers. However, if you want to get the full … | |
Re: So if its been a while that you havent built a site, we are no longer talking about the good old days where all you needed was some HTML. Based on the items you described, you'll definately need to be comfortable with client and server side scripting technologies, as well … | |
Re: Can you elaborate on what you are trying to accomplish? Windows itself is not dedicated to a specific piece of hardware. If both systems are on the Hardware Compatibility list, Windows will install on either system. With regard to licensing though, if you bought a computer and it came with … | |
Re: Did you inspect the header to make sure you implemented the code properly. There are quite a bit of online sites that let you see the results of the header. Check that, just to rule it out as an issue. | |
Re: While I completely understand what your objective is here, I beleive that the majority of users that access web sites are not really interested in the short coming of any particular browser. They just expect to access a web page and get to the desired content. I would also tend … | |
Re: funny, i saw this thread earlier today and completely missed the missing single quote as well. | |
Re: I suggest you start by reading Goodle's starter paper on SEO: http://static.googleusercontent.com/external_content/untrusted_dlcp/www.google.com/en/us/webmasters/docs/search-engine-optimization-starter-guide.pdf | |
Re: > We already have a custom 404 setup where if the user enters an invalid URL Web crawlers are smart enough now to detect these "custom" 404 pages as a possible 404. At least that is what I have seen in some of the webmaster tools. In any event, if … | |
Re: Hmm.. Dont think there is a way via CSS to apply a line height style directly to option elements. | |
Re: You're probably young and that is why you are asking this question. My recommendation to you is that you pursue a field that you really enjoy and are passionate about. When you find something that you really enjoy, in the long-term, you will be more likely to go farther in … | |
Re: Your computer motherboard has an EEPROM that stores the BIOS and other another chip that stores the CMOS settings. The BIOS is responsible for the POST and eventually booting the hard drive. This program is written in Assembly. | |
Re: What you are describing is basically taking the Office CD and copy all of the the contents to the USB stick. That works. Have you tried that? When you plug in the USB, open the drive and double click the setup.exe file. | |
Re: I would agree with spowel4. I looked at your source and you are definately missing some key elements. If you want for the majority of browsers to provide the same look and feel, you'll need to stick with standards that they all support. Definatley start with a doctype declaration. | |
Re: While most database designs benefit from normalization, there are some scenarios where you would not want or need to split your fields across multiple tables. More information would be needed to provide more feedback. | |
Re: So are you able to log on the computer? If not... If you lost your password for your Windows 7 system and you do not have a password reset disk, there is no supported fix from Microsoft. With that said, there are quite a bit of 3rd party tools to … | |
Re: Are you referring to a situation where you have data that is static and does not change and is not large with respect to quantity? There are other methods of storing such data, for example, in an XML file. | |
Re: sounds like you are missing routing information. Each router, actually...each TCP/IP host on the network has a local routing table. For hosts to know where to send packets to, they have to have information in their local routing tables. In the case such as this... RouterA <----> Router B <----> … | |
Re: If your router's password has been changed and you are unable to log into it, you'll most likely need to do a hard reset to apply the default configuration on the router. Then use the default username and password to log in and reconfigure the router. Check with your vendor's … | |
Re: Optimizing your site for both search engines as well as your visitors. Includes proper use of HTML tags, tight code, friendly urls, and aesthetics. | |
Re: In my opinion, its not so important to start with a particular language, but more important to understand how to program. Once you build a solid foundation, you'll find that learning how to program in a new language simply means understanding the syntax of that language. There are quite a … | |
Re: Darren pointed on some key things. Specifically on the part of the vast number of windows devices. If you were going to develop malware and wanted to affect the most number of systems, at this moment, Windows is a good choice. Aside from having many systems to target, think about … | |
Re: Do you have the OS or restore Disk? If so, it may just be quicker and easier to just reinstall the OS. | |
Re: Whenever I run into an IE issue that cannot be easily resolved or explained, the first thing I try is to reset IE back to its default settings. Go to the Internet Options, Advanced Tab, click on the reset button. | |
Re: There is nothing native in XP that supports that configuration. With regard to the hard drive, it is not that it slows down your computer, it is that the hard drive is the slowest component in a computer. Hard drives that spin slow, have a slow transfer rate, and are … | |
Re: Yes, you should never run two antivirus clients (with real time scanning) at the same time. You can run into these issues. You may want to boot the computer into safe mode and perform a system restore to an earlier period of time if you find that you are unable … | |
Re: To develop a solution that allows users to enter data, store data, and display data, you'll need working knowledge in: HTML and CSS. Server-side scripting: such as PHP, ASP, ASP.NET, JAVA Also, JavaScript, Ajax, and/or jQuery would be useful. | |
Re: Did you have a question about Windows running in 32 or 64 bit mode? | |
Re: I would tend to think your CPU and other components are OK. These systems are designed to shut themselves off when the temp reaches a threshold. If you are going to upgrade, you'll need to work on the cooling first. | |
Re: Sounds like a button problem. Most likely, the connection is not good which is why it would take you multiple tries to power on the computer. One of the wires may not be making good contact any more. Open the computer and check the connections. | |
Re: For those that are considering building your own PC...keep in mind that the computer can only run as fast as its slowest components. Therefore, pay close attention to your secondary storage (hard drives). This is where you want to spend a little bit more to get the best performing hardware. | |
Re: Have you gone into the BIOS setup and looked at the boot order? The CD rom will need to be listed before the hard drive to ensure that you can always boot from the CD rom. | |
Re: I think you'll find that if you focus on the display settings (brightness, and sleep after inactivity) as well as power settings for the hard drive, you'll have a lot of opportunity there to conserve battery life. With regard to CPU, I would suggest you try the various configurations. I … | |
Re: I've used fancybox as well. Easy to use. | |
Re: Are the TcP/IP settings, specifically the DNs server set to DHCP so that the settings are the same as the other computers on the network? OPen a command prompt, type ipconfig /all compare two machines. The only difference should be the IP address. Also, from that computer, try this.. download … |
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