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Arsalan Malik wrote:
Windows 2000
My computer is running windows 2k server with service pack 4. The build number is Build: 2195 with SP4.
Arsalan Malik wrote:
Windows XP Professional
Windows xppro sp2 is build 2600
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Well I think the MS knolege base might have
some thing on it.
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Is it good to install 2 OS on one partition?
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In my opinion, NO. Because you will replace the folder Program Files on the second installation of the operating system. And there are many file that are replace by the latest one.
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You know when you try to grab stuff from SourceSafe, first you need to be granted access to "srcsafe.ini" file. Sharing the file on local intranet can be done by configuring file share. What if you want to access file over unsecured connection/Internet?
Any pointer? Thanks.
Norman Fung
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You'd have to host it on a server on the Internet, with a fixed IP address or dynamic DNS registration, with the file sharing ports open, as a file share. This is a pretty bad idea.
I suggest you look into Virtual Private Networks, at adapters such as SourceOffSite[^], or replacement source control solutions such as Vault[^]. I'd recommend one of the latter two because Windows file sharing performance is pretty poor over a slow link.
No, I don't work for SourceGear, but I'm a satisfied user of Vault, which works great over HTTPS over the Internet (maximum speed 256Kbps because both ends are on ADSL with 256Kbps upload speed).
Stability. What an interesting concept. -- Chris Maunder
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I have a CD with my OLD mail in OE 5. I am right now in Windows XP machine with OE 6.
I tried to import the old mails, and I dont see 'Outlook Express 5' in the import options....
Any idea / solution.. other than changing my PC???
"He that is good with a hammer tends to think everything is a nail."
- Abraham Maslow
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I think you should try first.
1. In winxp create a test account and log on it.
2. Try to use Outlook Express 6 to import your message. If it is possible they do it at your account.
S P S wrote:
I have a CD with my OLD mail in OE 5
I have a question to you too, how do you backup your OE5 message on the CDROM?
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The man from SCN-CO wrote:
how do you backup your OE5 message on the CDROM?
1. Locate the ***.dbx files on your computer, where *** corresponds to the names of all of the message folders in OE.
2. Burn them to a CD.
Many months ago I was faced with the problem of recovering emails after reinstalling Windows. Thanks to a number of people here I was able to save them by first saving these files to another drive, then copying them back to the OE folder after the reinstallation. Deleting the Folders.dbx file caused OE6 to rebuild its index and all of my old emails magically reappeared.
Whether this technique will work (copying files) between two different versions of OE I don't know - the .dbx file format may have changed too much.
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Roger Wright wrote:
1. Locate the ***.dbx files on your computer, where *** corresponds to the names of all of the message folders in OE.
2. Burn them to a CD.
Yes, that is the techniqe that I use to back up my e-mail too. I suggest that don't copy directly to replace the .dbx file because this method doesn't work. Use an import wizard that design by outlook express instead.
Roger Wright wrote:
Whether this technique will work (copying files) between two different versions of OE I don't know - the .dbx file format may have changed too much.
In my opinion, OE5 message should import to any test machine with windows 2000 prof. fresh install because it has OE5. Then upgrade OE5 on the test machine to OE6 then back up the message again. This method could use your message in windows xp pro. with OE6.
A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step.
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The man from SCN-CO wrote:
In my opinion, OE5 message should import to any test machine with windows 2000 prof. fresh install because it has OE5. Then upgrade OE5 on the test machine to OE6 then back up the message again. This method could use your message in windows xp pro. with OE6
I cant make that costly wish.... any other ideas???
"He that is good with a hammer tends to think everything is a nail."
- Abraham Maslow
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S P S wrote:
I cant make that costly wish
What do you mean? It doesn't mean that you have to purchase software and new machine to do that. If your friend have a test machine for windows 2kpro then ask him/her to create user account for you and try to work as the above method.
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I will take this as a last option, if I get anything else as a better option, I will have to try that first
"He that is good with a hammer tends to think everything is a nail."
- Abraham Maslow
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Hi, I just learn something new from my teacher about lock the computer using the shortcut. The technique is create the schortcut from scratch then type the following command in the command textbox: rundll32.exe user32.dll, LockWorkStation and the other technique to shutdown computer or restart computer. My question is: are there any document that will specify the argument of the command rundll32.exe user32.dll, for restart, shutdown, restart in MSDOS mode, restart in safe-mode, log off the user...? I want to do the above action but I don't how to do it because I don't know the argement that use to perform these above action.
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Don't do that. Only call functions with rundll32 that were made to be called that way.
See this blog entry[^] and read the section "Rundll32.exe entry points"
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Thank you very much for your information. I also got a documentation[^] from this blog. 
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Try to check the information from here.[^]
A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step.
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I ran ad-aware on my system because my browser seemed to be crashing every once in a while for no apparent reason. Once the spyware was cleaned up all of the sudden the icons on my desktop were gone. What's up with that?
I went into the desktop folder in the windows explorer and they're all there, but they're not showing up on the desktop itself.
Any ideas?
"Go to, I’ll no more on’t; it hath made me mad." - Hamlet
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Kevnar wrote:
I went into the desktop folder in the windows explorer and they're all there
Which operating system that you use? If you use windows xp or 2k make sure that you check in the correct profile. On the other hand, try to check the option of Ad-Aware application whether it is hide any object from the user. I used to run this program too but never have the problem like that. Try to restart your computer again.
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It's winxp. I did a virus scan and restarted my computer several times. I'll check the ad-aware settings, but it seems to me they should know you wouldn't ever want your desktop items to be hidden.
"Go to, I’ll no more on’t; it hath made me mad." - Hamlet
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XP has a setting to not show any icons on the desktop. To toggle it: Right-click the desktop->Arrange Icons By->Show Desktop Icons
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Hi, I can create morphix boot linux CDROM[^] and I also can create boot windows CDROM using Bart PE[^]. And now I want to create a boot CDROM for linux Red hat and Suse. Does any one know any resource to do that??? Because I don't want to install it on my small hard disk drive.
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you can download the SuSE 9.2 (i think it's out already) LiveCD off SuSE's website or ftp servers.
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redhat is now deadrat... they don't have a community edition of redhat linux. what they did was to create a new distribution called fedora core which is largely community driven. you can find that at fedora.redhat.com. my personal experience of fedora has been that fc1 (fedora core 1) was very unstable, and fc2 is a lot more stable. the only problem with fedora is that it ships without support for mp3's, movies, etc. that's why something like suse (my favourite) or mandrake linux are better. and possbily easier to install and use...
but back to the subject of live cds, i don't think fedora has a live cd... you can check out their site and see if they do (and let me know if they do). mandrake i know has a live cd too (called mandrake move).
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