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SLAT :angrym:
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I think that we did such a great duet that you should CLAP for us! Oops, already used. Please don't CLAW me to death for that!
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Yeah, they all went off to play with their CLAY.
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Oh. Oops. Where does cluberti live? Never mind....
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How far is it from Nebraska to LaLa Land? Because Cluberti would have to go a long way to pick it up! Oh yeah...
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SLAG -Dictionary.com
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Maybe I'm missing something, but neither of those look portable... Am I overlooking an option?
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If you did, I'd SNAP at you!
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Can anyone recommend a portable registry editor? Google hasn't really turned anything up. Something that could be run from a USB flash drive would be nice.
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I think I'll run away on SKIS!
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You mean "here", don't you? Maybe you messed up because something made your head SPIN!
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This thread is going to HELL (Pardon my language... I couldn't resist )
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Yeah, I meant there are ways to reset your password, but anything encrypted with EFS will be lost, as well as any stored IE passwords.
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Hmm, are you saying you have lost your password and reset disk? Or do you just want to know "for future reference"? There are ways to do this, but first I'm just curious, why? And by the way, welcome to MSFN! I hope you enjoy your stay.
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Maybe they did something to it to prevent it from running games. After all, it's meant to be a server OS, and most datacenter servers aren't running games.
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About max CPU's. I thought that that it was a maximum of 2 cores, be they on one CPU or 2. I guess I was wrong... so it is legal to use a quad-core processor with Windows XP? Cool!
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Is that for REAL?
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looking for some script advice
Idontwantspam replied to edie209's topic in Web Development (HTML, Java, PHP, ASP, XML, etc.)
Well, the certificates wouldn't be that hard, I don't think. What you could do is make an image with photoshop as a template, have all the borders and whatever images you want and all that on it, but leave the name, date, etc. blank. Then, have a form where they enter their name and everything, and then submit it to a page that would overlay those data over the image, using CSS positioning, and PHP to insert the data. If there are only a few things you are submitting in the form, I'd use method="get", so that they can bookmark their award and come back to it later and have everything there. Then, they could just print that page. For example: form.php is the form. award.php is the award. template.png is the template image. form.php: <html> <head> <title>Form</title> </head> <body> <form method="get" action="award.php"> Name: <input type="text" id="name" name="name" /><br /> Level: <input type="text" id="level" name="level" /><br /> <input type="submit" value="Make my Award" id="submit" name="submit" /> </form> </body> </html> award.php: <head> <title>Award</title> </head> <body> <img src="template.png" width="(whatever)" height="(whatever)" alt="Award" /> <div style="position: absolute; left: 110px; right: 130px; width: 300px; height: 200px; top: 400px; border: none;"> <?php echo $_GET["name"] ?> </div> <div style="position: absolute; left: 110px; right: 130px; width: 300px; height: 200px; top: 460px; border: none;"> <?php echo $_GET["level"] ?> </div> </body> </html> Of course, that is just an example; you'd have to customize it to how you want it, but this should give you an idea. You may want to provide a button to print, in which case you'll want a seperate stylesheet for printing which would hide that element. Good luck, I hope this helps!! And no, I don't know about your second question. -
1337! Err, I mean, LEET.
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I see the OP is using Windows 2000. I believe Windows 2000 Professional has a 2 processor (dual core) limit. Therefore, a quad-core processor would violate the EULA. If it's Win2K Server, a quad-core processor would probably be allowed. I'm not sure how the processor limit works, but that's what I've heard...
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I don't think that's proper english. I think it would be "The thread does have 252 posts," or "The thread has reached post #252". People with bad grammar are my FOES!
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While you might have a point about Linux not being as stable - I don't feel like getting in an argument over it right now, I still disagree though - Yes, Linux is free. The only reason it costs so much for you is because you're not used to it. You say "I'm being paid to learn and configure this along the way." Well, suppose a person who knew everything about linux were setting up a Windows environment. They'd be in the same situation.
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Show User's "Display Name" instead of "User Logon N
Idontwantspam replied to Christine L's topic in Windows XP
I don't think it's possible to do, but it might be. I'm curious why you don't use something easier to remember/decipher, like first initial last name, i.e. jdoe or msmith, etc? -
Personally, I think the best web-servers run linux, not windows. Linux is more stable (although Windows Server 2003 is pretty stable), and it's FREE! LINUX IS FREE! (As in freedom and beer, unless you want support with your beer, in which case you pay for support. But windows costs a lot with support.) I do prefer Windows Server for a business server, since in my opinion, a windows domain beats anything linux has to offer, especially considering that most applications I use require windows. My views on apple products: iNaming is iAnnoying. iWish they'd iStop it. iPods are kinda cool-looking, and really cool with iPod linux on 'em. But a Zen is better. iDon't like the iPhone. iMacs and MacBooks are cool looking, but I just don't like OSX. Don't ask why. I'll never stop once I start.... I think Apple hardware running Windows would be kind of nice, if it weren't so expensive. The iRack is hilarious. Back to the subject at hand... considering that MSFN is free, and since IPB supposedly doesn't like windows, I think the current setup is fine. I actually like Apache better than IIS in some ways.
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That post GOES to show how creative you are!