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Check this thread, compress the requested files using 7Zip, upload them to any file sharing service you like, and post a link to them, along with a copy of your first post from here, in that thread. If anyone can help you, MagicAndre can. Cheers and Regards

What is this "program" that you used to sort your images? Cheers and Regards

@Prozactive, I think that buyerninety's suggestion was meant as a test. If it worked for you, then a custom CSS style sheet should as well. If it doesn't then your issue is something else and there will be no need for you to learn how to implement the custom CSS. At least that was the way I interpreted his last post. Cheers and Regards

Welcome! Cheers and Regards

It's got to be the way you are saving the file to your local hard drive. I just downloaded it and it was a folder in a .zip file. Cheers and Regards

The FX CPUs work fine for Win7 as well. Cheers and Regards

I don't understand. What exactly do you want to know? If you want to know more about the options available for "dir.GetFiles", then enter "c# dir.getfiles" in your favorite search engine and read. Or go find a book or tutorial about C# or take a class. Your questions are too vague for us to offer you any more help. Cheers and Regards

Best I can tell, what that is describing is an app, or software "layer" that is installed at both ends of the transmission to compress/expand the "data", sort of like the way that encryption or file compression (.zip, .rar, .7z, etc) works. As such there is NO WAY any kind of "tweak" can accomplish that function, in any OS whatsoever. Nothing I saw from my quick look should have given you the idea that it is possible. Cheers and Regards

Sorry, I just don't understand what you are asking. Maybe it's because I don't use C# much if at all lately. Hopefully someone else can understand your needs better than I can. You might also try giving some examples of: * verbally describe the concept of what you want to do * show the code you tried * describe the results you expected * explain what you got instead * give links to other examples, tutorials, etc that you looked at that you don't understand So far, your one sentence questions just don't give enough information, at least for me. Cheers and Regards

I can't tell what you are asking about. Will this help? Cheers and Regards

Kel wasn't looking for you to test anything. I think his monitor died and he's hoping someone might have an old one they are able to donate. Cheers and Regards

Besides the \w+ side discussion, (which seems to be any alphanumeric character including underscore according to php documentation), I'm curious which batch solution you decided to use. Then you could add [sOLVED] to the thread title. Cheers and Regards

Yes, it aired a lot. Cheers and Regards

Answers: 1) Live with it until bigmuscle makes an official stable release instead of the current RC 2) See (1) above Cheers and Regards

I must not have made myself clear somehow. Please note the one place below where I changed "key" to ".reg file". Sorry for any confusion that might have caused. I'm very confused when you say: Even Microsoft uses the term "Merge" when they discuss changing the registry via .reg files. You can see here for an example of their terminology: What did you think happened when you "ran" a .reg file? If you right-click a .reg file, do you see the word "run" anywhere? What actually happens, AFAIK, is that regedit is invoked which actually "runs" the .reg file, ie follows the instructions in the .reg file (the same kind of way that cmd is invoked to "run" a batch script or cscript is invoked to "run" a VBScript), which "merges" the information in the .reg file with the existing registry info. Merge doesn't always mean "add" the way you might be thinking, since some of the "instructions" in the .reg file can actually be to delete something. Anyway, it doesn't care what is already there or not, which is why they can be so dangerous, but it just follows the instructions. So you can run/merge the same .reg file 100 times in a row or just once and the results will be the same. So it doesn't care whether the keys referred to are already there or not, it just writes over what is there, or not, with whatever the instructions say, or deletes what is there, or not, if that is what the instructions say. It is totally blind and doesn't care whether the data written makes any sense and doesn't care how critically important whatever data is that it is asked to delete. It just does it. Does that make more sense? Cheers and Regards

It would be safer for you to first just try to make sure that Windows firewall and base filtering engine services are installed and enabled and running on your system, reboot a time or two, and see if your are then able to share drives. If that doesn't work, then your situation might be different than the one that was described. But just to explain what the referenced post was talking about, it was about using regedit to copy some keys from the registry of a working Windows 7 installation to the registry of a problem system, which should only be done by someone who has enough experience to be comfortable with messing around with the registry, since it could make problems worse if you do it wrong, and could make your system unbootable. For those that want to try it, they should make sure that they first backup the registry and create a restore point. Then, on a working Windows 7 installation that has Windows firewall and base filtering engine services installed and that is able to successfully share drives. use regedit to select each of the three mentioned keys in the tree on the left and export those keys to three .reg files. (File -- Export...) Copy those three .reg files to the Windows 7 installation that has the problem sharing drives. Right click each .reg file and select Merge. Reboot. According to the referenced post, it should now work. I have not verified this. YMMV EDIT: When he said "run it" he means that on a normal system when you double-click a .reg file, ie you "run" it, it invokes "Merge". But IMO, for safety's sake so that you don't accidentally merge a file that you didn't really mean to, since you cannot easily undo that operation, you should always change that default behavior to "Edit" or "Open with Notepad", and this is a common tweak. Once you do that, you have to do the two-step right-click - Merge to do the same thing but that isn't that much trouble to do and is much harder to do by accident. Be careful and good luck. Cheers and Regards

In that case, other future posters should keep the suggestion in mind to help their posts get faster and more accurate responses. But then the same could be said for just reading closely all the forum rules before posting. [besides, that other tool, (Only $29! Cheap at twice the price!), was a toootally different thing. It was used to add a .pst Folder to Outlook 2003. Completely different. Must just be a coincidence. ] Cheers and Regards

On the off-chance that this is a legitimate request, where did you hear that? Can you provide a link that explains why it is not secure? Cheers and Regards

So to have a copy of it here since it seems so hard to find... (posted at rt7lite by Paul - I have NOT verified the accuracy of this) Cheers and Regards

Also, you could consider this the "real" price. Up until now it has been offered at an introductory bargain price, which has now expired. Cheers and Regards

Welcome! Cheers and Regards

I don't think that will work, but this might as long as you wanted to find any lines with "ANYTHING_AT_ALL\Scripting\ANYTHING\WHATEVER": findstr/ri "\\scripting\\.*\\.*" mytext.txtor this, if you only wanted to find lines with PHP or HTML, and not any others, if they existed: findstr/ri "\\scripting\\php\\.* \\scripting\\html\\.*" mytext.txtYou can look here for further syntax and examples. Cheers and Regards

Bad drivers having less chances to drive again after an accident? True. But then you have to trade that "advantage" off against the new possibility of crashing into a upper story of a building or down through the roof of a house, rather than staying on the ground where maybe a wall or tree could at least slow them down. Another advantage would be a whole new market --- ejection seats for cars! Think of the potential increase in sales for aftermarket customized parachutes etc. But another problem will be kids with eggs or water balloons, not to mention littering. Flat tires will no longer be an issue, but running out of gas will be a real "downer". heh-heh Cheers and Regards

Then your experience does imply it might indeed be failing hardware related, but, like you, I can't seem to find any corroboration or further explanation about it. Maybe when jaclaz gets on... Cheers and Regards

I know it sounds trite, but hang in there Kel. There are some of us that do care about you. Please let us know if there is anything we can do for you, Cheers and Regards my friend, John