Mijzelf

Woohoo, Opera 9.5 final is shipped! I installed it and it's blazing fast. However, I tried to install in on a clean W95A installation, and first it complained about winsock 2. (Opera 9.2x worked fine with winsock 1). I installed winsock 2, and then it complained it couldn't load opera.dll due to a lacking dll. According to Depends it needs PathFileExistsA from Shlwapi.dll. I suppose I have to install IE first before Opera will run?

At the beginning: echo this is a new line>temp.txt type filename.txt>>temp.txt delete filename.txt rename temp.txt filename.txt

No need for apologies. In my opinion this is only a hardware question when you already know it's not OS related, in which case you had no question at all.

AFAIK the internal cache of a harddisk is completely transparent for the OS. So it doesn't matter how much cache the disk has, the OS doesn't care.

RAMP TAMP TAMA, yet another river TARA. some more rivers

In theory it's simple. Just assign an IP address in a different subnet to the tcp/ip protocol bound to the wired NIC, and disable NetBios on this protocol. On the other hand, you can also disable the card in device manager. Enabling it will require a reboot, but changing the IP address will also require a reboot.

http://math.nist.gov/mv++/

http://www.robvanderwoude.com/userinput.html

Applications using lots of memory. I don't think eMule is one of them. Video and photo editing and things like that.AFAIK in most cases people want to use that amounts of memory because they have a dual boot system with a more demanding OS.

The /B switch already worked with W3.1. It seems to be undocumented for W9x, but I found this about W95: However, it seems any extra parameter triggers bootlog.txt. Win /D:M creates a bootlog.txt for me.This also contains your last 4 lines.

According to the ''C:\Program' is not recognized' somewhere the quotes were stripped from the command. Try doubling the quotes.

win.com /B /D:M

Doesn't W9x use a 32 bit sectoraddress internally?

You can add a /BASEVIDEO to boot.ini. Boot INI Options Reference

YourCommand | Find "Returning 1" if errorlevel 1 goto End ... do your stuff :End

I suppose you should check the levels 5-1. if errorlevel n is true for n and higher

...and the last Opera version so far is 9.27, so W95 is supported.

What about HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\mailto\shell\open\command?

Maybe you could report this to Opera? http://www.opera.com/support/bugs.

I suppose that's an 50MB file? With overhead counted you need about 10 bits to transfer a byte, so you'll need 500 Mb. @80kb/s: 500 000 000 / 80 000 = 6250 sec = 1 hour 45 minutes. @236kb/s: 500 000 000 / 236 000 = 2119 sec = 35 minutes. Times are slightly different when you mean MiB and Kib.

NETE, yet another river NETI, an alien race in Star Wars TETI, an Egyption pharaoh YETI, an apelike animal cryptid

Make sure your alternative shell is working, and then edit system.ini. Search for a line Shell=explorer.exe When your alternative shell is not in the search path, you'll have to provide the full pathname.

Maybe it helps to do a InvalidateRect( g_hRichEdit, 0, TRUE ) after SetWindowText( g_hRichEdit, ... )

WM_RBUTTONDOWN gives the mouse position in client coords, but TrackPopupMenu needs them in screen coords. So you'll have to use the ClientToScreen() function to convert it. Your code will not run faster, and the executable will not be smaller. But your code will be cleaner, and it's easier to translate your program when all language dependend stuff is in the resources.

Yes of course. Illegal characters are, well, illegal. When you have any of them in your filenames the disk is corrupt.