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I have a bunch of text files with different formats that somewhere in the file have email addresses. I would like to be able to parse through any number of these files for email addresses. Here are the types of input: CFO: [email="some_cfo@domain.com"]some_cfo@domain.com[/email] [email="misterman@domain.com"]misterman@domain.com[/email] The Main Man [email="mainman@domain.com"]mainman@domain.com[/email] To take …

I've been having this issue (at two separate clients) where all of the volume labels for the network drives that a user is connecting to get renamed as "Disconnected Network Drive." The icon shows that the drive is connected, and if you can access files on the network drive with …

Prereqs: Windows XP SP2 Office 2003 SP1 I have a workstation at a client with the following issue: A user periodically takes a screenshot and then pastes it into Word. All appears to be ok until the user scrolls a bit down into the document, and then scrolls back up …

I have very little Citrix knowledge, yet have been tasked to administer two citrix servers in a load balancing farm. The way that printing is currently setup is that printers and permissions have to be setup manually on each of the servers. I'm hoping to find a way to setup …

While running through some user accounts in our ADS setup I noticed that one of them is set to "Store password using reversible encryption." This is no good and does not meet the company's security requirements that I work for. My question is if I uncheck this setting will I …

Has anyone seen this? I can't find anything on google/groups, none of my co-workers have seen this and none of our usual recommended spy-ware tools from here are finding this! I boot into safe mode and remove the registry keys and exe file, but after a reboot it is somehow …

5 REM Happy Birthday to BASIC 10 PRINT "http://apnews.excite.com/article/20040429/D82885100.html" 20 END

bash: #!/bin/bash DOMAIN=mydomain.com for client in ServerA ServerB ServerC ServerD do xhost +$client.$DOMAIN done MS-DOS: @echo off for..... crap..... I can't seem to get the for loop to work properly. Has anyone had much experience with batch files in DOS? I realize that running xhost inside of a batch file …

Here is the setup: I have a Solaris box running the amanda backup server for all of the Solaris and Linux machines. It can backup all of the machines on the private network just fine, but there is one Redhat Linux 7.3 machine that sites outside of the firewall in …

I get this error message now when running the command 'strings' on any file. obviously I have the command 'ls' in my $PATH, so that isn't the issue. I haven't made any recent changes to anything except for a GTK upgrade to 2.4.0. 'strings' is obviously not dependant on GTK …

All I have to say, is "wow." I know that there have been projects in the past to implement 3d effects to different environments, but this seems to be pretty well advanced, and pretty well developed so far. [url]http://wwws.sun.com/software/looking_glass/demo.html[/url]