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Re: You can start with this and keep working on it. You'll need to also add width's so that the divs fill in the gaps between the elements. #left_contect{float:left;} #right_contect{float:right;} #right_contect2{float:right;clear:right;} #middle{float:left;clear:both;} #middle{float:left;clear:both;} | |
Re: Nice sidebar clock on your site! | |
Re: Also provide details with regard to the OS version you are running. When does the freeze happen? | |
Re: could be a power supply problem, if you have tried powering up with the new charger, with no battery. | |
Re: Another aproach is to go into the Windows Device Manager, uninstall the device, have device manager rescan and it will locate the device again. provide windows with the most up to date drivers for this device. I agree that it is unlikely that the sound hardware is damaged. | |
Re: Some options for you... 1. You can try to boot into safe mode and perform a system restore to a pint in time where the system was stable. 2. You could boot from the CD, and go through the installation process, but choose to do a Windows Repair installation. 3. … | |
Re: Remove line #58 from your code. (// CSS menu) Add `<div style="clear:both;"></div> ` on line #28 Fix the height on line 38.  | |
Re: Did you go to the NVIDIA site for the latest drives for your specific operating system? | |
Re: There are several ways to do this. For example, just create a session variable, then assign the value to the session variable. You can access this session variable throughout the session's life cycle. Or, if you needed long term storage of information, it could be written to a database table, … | |
Re: Are you using Visual Studio? If so, drop an image button on the page, double click it, it wil create the click event in the code behind. | |
Re: The 802.11-related protocols and technologies are defined in layer-2. | |
Re: Depends how you are implementing your login structure. When a user is logged on, are you not assigning information to a session variable which indicates they are "logged on"? | |
Re: I noticed the same problem today. Google Chrome as well. Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 5.1) AppleWebKit/536.5 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/19.0.1084.52 Safari/536.5 | |
Re: Hearth, In addition to using a single tactical tool, you may consider implementing Microsoft's System Center Operations Manager (SCOM) if there is a business case for it. One of the features of SCOM is that it allows you to centrally manage the event logs for your servers and use "Management … | |
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Re: check your TCP/IP configuration, advanced properties, DNS tab. Make sure your settings are correct. | |
Re: If you want to provide DHCP leases to remote clients where you have routers inbetween the DHCP server and DHCP clients, you will need to configure the DHCP Relay Agent on the interface of the router that is on the same subnet as the clients. The DHCP Relay Agent will … | |
Re: If you fields are coming from multiple tables, and the same field name exist in more than one table, you need to be more specific about the field name in the query string. for example, [EDIT] ----Incorrect code ------ | |
Re: Have you installed anything on the system from the time everything was working until now, divers, software, etc...? If so, you could try to run a system restore and restore the comptuer to a point in time where you are sure that the system was OK. | |
Re: You can apply padding. How about providing te HTML to help reproduce the page? | |
Re: If the CPU is not overclocked, it shouldnt overheat if you have compound between the CPU and heatsink. If there is a fan over the heatsink, make sure its actually spinning. | |
Re: Have you logged on those email account at from a shared computer in the past? | |
Re: so you are saying that another window is overlayed on top of your main page, blocking the navigation bar? | |
Re: try using a fully qualified name such as hcserv01.yourDomainName.tld. Your computer from outside your network is most likely not configured with the proper DNS domain suffix. Therefore, Windows will not be able to append the correct DNS suffix when you do not fully qualify names. | |
Re: For x64 bit OS, upgrading RAM is generally a good idea, but how much depends on the applications you run. I also recommend everyone that is interested in spending money on upgrades to first take a look at secondary storage (hard drive). This is the slowest component on your PC. … | |
Re: Would it add value to have "Databases" listed in each major category, but both listing point to the same location: "/web-development/databases/16". I generally do not follow the "Software Development" category, but can contribute to Database postings so I only see the ones that members post when they find it under … | |
Re: So I use this at home on my kids :) If you use a bootable Linux CD that has a browser, that will take care of the browsing issue since K9 wouldn't be running. Alternatively, install VM software and install a guest VM. It would be best if you have … | |
Re: Can you clarfy the process your are trying to implement? | |
A possible future add-on if it would add value to this site? In my case, I follow certain "sub-categories" forums on this site. It think it would be a nice feature to be able click on a "Subscribe" button to view a listing of all of the threads that belong … | |
Re: Red Hat is the operating system and VMWare is the hypervisor that runs on the host system. It is common these days to run a variety of operating systems in a virtual environment. There are several benefits such as reducing the total cost of ownership, effeciencies in provisioning, etc. | |
Re: I would suggest you try to run Windows 8 CP in a VM environment. It runs fine on VirtualBox, Hyper-V and VMWare. In a VM, the guest VM does not see the underlying hardware. | |
Re: Start the task manager console. See if you see the vmplayer process running. If so, click on it and hit end task. If not, restart your system, then try the uninstall again. | |
Re: As others mentioned, running a dedicated DHCP server, whether it be on Linux or Windows will provide more management capabilities, ability to create multiple scopes, etc... when compared to the service provided by a typical consumer grade internet router. | |
Re: How would you locate someone based on IP? Not sure if this plan is feasible. | |
Re: You also need to have a reference to the JQuery library. | |
Re: You can easily group different controls within a panel and then programatically hide or display the panel (panelName.visible=true/false) | |
Re: Dell has a pretty good site for support and documentation. here is the link to their site with information about the specs: http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/inspd530/en/OM/HTML/appendix.htm From there you can see the computer supports PCI Express, but no mention of 2.0. A further search on their site reveals a question on their forum … ![]() | |
Re: PHP is a server side scripting language. For you to convert this into a stand-alone app, you would need a compiler. | |
Re: regardless if it damages your USB drive, if the allocation unit is 4KB and you change it to 64KB, then the smallest unit of space you will use is 64KB even if the file you save is 1KB. You'll have a lot of wasted space. | |
Re: Your router's IP address is going to be the default gateway IP address that you can find in the TCP/IP configuration of your client. If you open a web browser and type http://172.x.x.x, that will get you to the login page. If it doesnt, its because the router may be … | |
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Re: If you use visual studio, just create a new web app project. In the project, you'll find that it creates a sample web application that includes all of the login examples. The code that vsmash provided looks like it came from that example web application. | |
Re: Yes, you can develop asp.net code to log into a pop3, as an example, dowload the messages and store them in a database table. then simply display them to the user. Sending email is the easy part. There are a lot of examples on line with regard to sending mail. … | |
Re: There are a lot of material out there for CompTIA's exams. The A+ and Network+ are fairly easy to prepare for. I would recommendt that you buy a book for each and get some access to at least a computer that you can run VM software (virtual PC, vmware, virtualbox, … | |
Re: Some of the properties in CSS3 is not supported across all browsers. As newever versions of browsers are rolled out, more of it will be supported. When designing web pages, you have to consider your visitors when using certain HTML elements and CSS styles. | |
Re: What do you mean by the plan/run option? Are you referring to autorun, like when a CD/DVD is inserted in the drive? Or do you mean when Windows starts up? |
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