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Re: Hello, I am currently evaluating Sophos on my Windoze box, my Linux boxen, and my Macintosh. So far, so good. I also believe in ditching IE. Go for Mozilla Firefox, or consider Opera or Casino. Safari works nice too. IE has a certain set of standards defined that are not … | |
Re: Hello, I would also look beyond Norton for your protection. My fiancee is running AVG, and I run Sophos on my Mac. Norton is easy to setup, but it comes at a price. I would also break with IE and start using Firefox for a web browser. IE and Outlook … | |
Re: Hello, Filesharing requires 4 basic things: Network connectivity, Firewall permissions, NTFS Permissions, and Sharing Permissions. I think your Network and firewall is working properly, so let's look at NTFS and File Sharing. 1) Did you format the new drive? Is it FAT32 or NTFS? If NTFS, did you allow the … | |
Re: Hello, Really depends on what OS your end users are working with on their computers. Windows 2003 Server, for example, has a shutdown command, that you can place a timer on and, work with. I don't think it has a place for a message, as interactive logins are not common … | |
Re: Hello, IF this computer that you have SAMBA installed on is going to be part of the internet, and if this computer is the firewall, then I would strongly suggest that you firewall out the Microsoft ports, before someone tries to attach to your machine via the internet. I would … | |
Re: Hello, OS X has a concept of Users and Passwords, and it will hold all of the settings of a particular user within your home directory. Unless you have changed it, your Safari settings are on: /YOURSYSVOL/Users/USERNAME/Library/Safari where YOURSYSVOL and USERNAME will be unique to your setup. Inside the Safari … | |
Re: Hello, It is possible that you have bogus definitions for the microsoft sites in your hosts file. do a search for hosts... it will be in System32\drivers\etc or something like that, and you will need to open it in a text editor. Do not merely delete the file... check it … | |
Re: Hello, I like Apple's utility, and also Toast. Toast also works well with my PC-Labeled, but mac loving DVD burner. Christian | |
Re: Hello, If you had a broadcast storm going on, all of your network devices would be nearly paralyzed, and you would be able to sniff packets from any node on the network (because broadcasts hit every devices, regardless if it is a switch or a hub as a network combining … | |
Re: Hello, I don't know if you are running Windoze or Linux, but you should be able to go to the Device Manager (windows) or ifconfig (Linux) and see if there is a network device installed. You can get WiFi with PCMCIA cards. There are two options: 802.11(b) {more common, slower, … | |
Re: Hello, No, int variables and character / string variables are different types. You want to do something like this: [code] // Have to declare values and [size] // Note that size must be large enough to handle the // projected size of the word/sentance *and* the return character // Overloads … | |
Re: Hello, Micro$oft has not done a very good job making WMP seamless with Mac OS X. What I have had to do to get around the problem you describe is copy the URL of your source out of the web browser, and open WMP manually, and use File --> OPEN … | |
Re: Hello, If your BIOS will not detect your drives, Windoze certainly won't. Might have to zap the bios and/or reload it in order to have things function properly. May also have the IDE channels turned off. You can also try resetting the BIOS to the default values. When you make … | |
Re: Hello thedawn, Hmm. Your computer is down too. Not good. It sounds like you are in an install process, and the computer is crashing. That hints that the CD-ROM is being read, and that your hard drive is working, because it is writing at least some of the data. I … | |
Re: Hello, iChat is a AOL Instant Messanger (AIM) client. Any PC / Mac / Linux user with AIM will be able to talk with iChat. I would test this with you, but I deleted my iChat in favor of Fire which allows for me to use one program for multiple … | |
Re: Hello, You are going to need to use the Printer Utility to attach to the printer in OS X, and set it up from there. Does your Asante Laserbridge support IP? If not, you are also going to need to turn on AppleTalk in the Network control panel, and grab … | |
Re: Hello, I am hoping that you have backups tooo. While your at the store, you might consider getting more memory for your computer. 512 MB is not enough for what you are doing. Christian | |
Re: Hello, Please post your code. Let's take a look at it. Please use CODE tags when you do it, so that it is nice and clean to read. Christian | |
Re: Hello, I think you have a MIME-encoded email message. Couple things to consider.... 1) IE on the Mac has been unsupported for a couple years. You might want to try and use a different browser, such as Safari or Mozilla's Firefox. 2) You mentioned this was an email, and you … | |
Re: Hello, Just a note to advise something... this is why physical security is important on servers... because tools like the one you just referred people to are very dangerous in the wrong hands, and they are only effective if you can boot the machine with the tool and it's own … | |
Re: Hello, To my understanding, if the device driver failed to initialize properly, it should not necessairly consume any resources, such as using an IRQ or memory places. My guess is that your driver is bad, and/or something upstream is bad, perhaps the PCMCIA drivers, or your chipset. I would remove … | |
Re: Hello, Considering that this is the 2000/XP/NT forum, we can assume that you are running one of those OS's. It is possible that your printer service is dead. I saw this happen a lot last year with a Novell client problem and NDPS. Have you ever printed from this printer … | |
Re: Hello, I am not sure where Garage Band is. I have the Panther 10.3 disks, and it did not come with it. I am wondering if it is an added piece of software. As I have an older computer without the horsepower to explore these new technologies, I am out … | |
Re: Hello, Assuming your content is legal, you can set up a Linux, a Mac, or a Windows computer to be an FTP or Web server. Mac OS X has it built in, Linux you can install it easily, and if you have Windows Professional, I am sure you can find … | |
Re: Hello, Using IIS under Windows 2003, yes there is. Unfortunately, I cannot paste the screen print here. Go into the IIS manager, and right click on your website. Look at the properties. Look at the Website Security tab. Click on the IP Address or Domain restrictions, where you can place … | |
Re: Hello, According to Apple's website: [url="http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=30705"]http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=30705[/url] Suggests that power requirements are auto-sensing from 120 - 240 Volts. Frequency is 50 - 60. What is the specific model of iMac that you have? I would look a little deeper to be sure. Christian | |
Re: Hello, To be honest, I would avoid it if it came from Microsoft. And if you do not know what we are talking about, perhaps you might want to ask for a clarification on the topic before offering advice. Christian | |
Re: Hello, If I were you, I would format the drive clean, and re-install the software from scratch. That way, you know what versions you have installed, and are sure that you are properly licensed. Also, there could be hidden spyware/bugs on the laptop, or perhaps confidential files. Format and start … | |
Re: Hello, If you are using RedHat, the basic packages (think setup images, setup.exe) is the RPM file, or RedHat Package Manager. To install something, you would in the simplest case, type in: rpm -i my.redhat.package.name.with.numbers.rpm and it will install the file, or notify you with a list of dependancies, or … | |
Re: Hello Dani, I am behind a firewall, and have managed to avoid internet spam. Thus, I do not see much stuff fly by me. But then again, I am not running MS Office and having files with macros sent to me either. That said, I think that any responsible computer … ![]() | |
Re: Hello, What OS are you working with? Is this a USB Palm? Is this a USB Printer? Did you turn on the palm first and set it up? (New Palms need to be calibrated out of the box before they will sync). Once we know your OS, we can go … | |
Re: Hello, A database is nothing more than a file with a certain pattern for data storage. In order to pull data from a database, you need to know HOW the data is internally stored within that file. A database could be a flat file, with one record per line, or … | |
Re: Hello, I seem to remember from math somewhere that there is a formula out there for this, to save the iterations. Might want to Google search it out. Christian | |
Re: Hello, Yes, it is possible to see your Ubuntu desktop via the network on your XP computer. You will require software called VNC to make the connection. You can run the VNC server on the Ubuntu box, and the VNC client on XP, and make the connection. Note, if you … | |
Re: Hello, Your best bet, although it might cost a couple $$, is to get a jet direct for the LaserJet 4, (either internal or external), and have your Mac talk to it through the ethernet port. You can assign the jet direct an IP number, or an AppleTalk name, and … | |
Re: Hello, I am not sure how you sent or worded your report to their ISP. Did you email the following users: [email="abuse@domainname"]abuse@domainname[/email], [email="postmaster@domainname"]postmaster@domainname[/email], [email="root@domainname"]root@domainname[/email], [email="admin@domainname"]admin@domainname[/email]. Usually these accounts are setup and tracked. The only other real thing you can do to eliminate the pest is put up a firewall from … | |
Re: Hi, I cannot comment really on what the big development world uses, but I know I use C++ for accessing parallel ports / hardware in Linux, and use shell scripts to manage the file system. I think a lot of your behind-the-scenes drivers are going to be C or C++ … | |
Re: Hello, I have boycotted Linksys equipment due to their Windoze Superiority Complex(tm) and their equipment is pooly shielded to RF radiation (My ham radio gear picks up their hubs, whereas other hardware folks does not get into my radio). You are going to want a router that has an option … | |
Re: Hello, It is a common rule that technology will not solve social problems. That said, I looked over the information on the Network Everywhere website concerning your router, and bandwidth throttling is not a supported option. Bandwith throttling is an advanced network operation; I would have been surprised if the … | |
Re: Hello, Trees are plants that grow... In computers, a tree is usually a binary data structure. There are also tree-like structures with many branches, beyond the two. It is difficult to answer your question without context however. Being in programming, you are probably asking about a tree of data storage. … | |
Re: Hello, Welcome to RedHat! I hope you enjoy the switch. Generally, to install a package, you have to be logged in as root (you are not using the root account for everything, are you? If you are, bad move, and ask how to make a normal user!) General format for … | |
Re: Hello, If I had to get a Windows system, I would go with Dell too. I would not go with HP/Compaq for a PC or an inkjet printer (prefer Epson inkjets). I would not be seen alive with a Gateway. Christian | |
Re: Hello, My guess is that you are running a computer with marginal memory for XP to work with, such as maybe only having 128 MB or so of RAM, and that your computer's hard drive was nearly full when you started the SP installation, and that either the download file, … | |
Re: Hello, I would be interestd in what Apple sent you for partition information. What they are trying to do is have you optimize your hard drive, meaning re-arrange your files on the hard drive so that they are fragment free, and nicely laid out for the OS to work with. … | |
Re: Hello, Need a few things here to help you out. 1) How is your network wired? The instructions imply that your DSL link comes in from the wall, and then to a splitter, and then to the router. I think from there, your XP computer is a laptop, and you … | |
Re: hello, I am working with: cat filename.txt | grep @ and getting the email names reduced to something in the one line. I am thinking that this will help. What I wonder is if we can get grep to simply output the found expression instead of the whole dang line. … | |
Re: Hello, This is the C++ forum; your request involves Visual Basic, and that is why I moved the post to that forum. It is also the rule at DaniWeb that we do not do your homework; we will help debug your code, we will help you design your program, but … | |
Re: Hi, Just a couple of guesses here: * It is possible that your computer is too old to recognize the hard drives as installed. You did not mention on your questions if the BIOS reported detecting the IDE drives. Load up your BIOS first, and see if it sees the … | |
Re: Hello, I do not claim to be an expert on C++. scanf(%d%d,&x,&y) means it is looking for decimal integer. So, %d%d means "here come 2 decimal integers, and they are called variables x and y" The & symbol is the address operator of the variable. C is more cryptic than … | |
Re: Hello, Couple things at play here. 1) If you are going to send out attachements to the Windoze world, you need to add on the 3 letter extension so that the files map properly. For example, jpg files need to be filename.jpg 2) If you are sending large graphics files … |
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