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Is there a way to check if an html document exists? I know that it can be done for a IMG tag with an onerror way and I tried to do it with an IFRAME tag with a onerror way but didin't work out. Maybe a simple dos batch command of IF EXIST something like that would be nice but the script is only for client-side and thus needs to use only javascript and phps.

Voted for ME since there were many troubles as a tech support for my friends e.t.c.. But personally, I didin't like Windows 95 as it trasshed my whole system down when I was writing a report that was 98% finished on the day when I turn it in. THat day really sucked... I then returned to Windows 3.1(or was it 3.11) for a while until Windows 98 came. But, DOS is still great!

I figured it out my way. if (thisLink.match(/%20/i)){ s = new String(thisLink); sOld = s; s = s.replace(/%20/g," "); }

I have a little prob. that I cannot resolve for, If like the following, then it plays on the WMP. <EMBED src="01 name.mp3" autostart="true"> But if like the following, then WMP appears but cannot play the mp3 file. <EMBED src="01%20name.mp3" autostart="true"> Since, if I want to play it over the network(intranet) it has the %20 mark added. Also, I have a javascript script that handles the file names so this %20 stuff passes through the script. Is there a work around for it other than to not add a space in the file name?

For the enhancement, I don't know if it will go against XPero's rules or not but how about a way for users to manually add the stuffs they want? Such as replacing some similar bitmaps in many dlls at once with user specified bitmap(s). I know that one can do this process by using the reshacker or some silimar programs but like me, I don't know how to replace some dlls like shell32.dll during when Windows is running. moveex.exe doesn't work for me anyway so..

Doesn't someone use this printer/scanner or atleast some lexmark products?

Is there anyone who has their Lexmark X83 Printer/Scanner that made it silently installed? Other printers are easy to install like for the canon BJS-330 and so on because you can add it normally like the other device drivers. I hope to get any information that is useful and thank you in advance!

Maybe you can use the IF EXIST stuffs and make an error log like the following when testing out, but haven't tested it though. SET DELFILE="%systemdrive%\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Start Menu\Programs\Internet Explorer.lnk" IF EXIST %DELFILE% DEL %DELFILE% IF NOT EXIST %DELFILE% ECHO %DELFILE% NOT_ERASED > %SYSTEMDRIVE%\ERRORSTUFF.TXT

If you want to have a virtual environment, why don't you use VMWARE or PC virtual or some sort of OS emulation software and test it in that environment?

I've used NIS, outpost v.1, and Black ICE but Black ICE and Outpost is simply the best.

Well, I think you can find a wireless keyboard anywhere but, Logitech's diNovo Media Keyboard works fine, just that it takes a little time before you actually get it to use it after your PC starts. Maybe its just because of the BLUETOOTH thing. http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/products...,CONTENTID=7321 Enough about my stuff but how about the Apple wireless keyboard? Its nice and small, doesn't measure anything more than the width of the keys. http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebO...3.0.11.1.0.6.12

Try iTunes. I uses that and things work fine for the moment.

Maybe I over said it! It is not usuable, but a great program! Hey! The longer you wait, the better happiness that you'll get!

GM is a busy guy! So wait patiently. Even though there might be a bug or some sort, the XPCREATE program is a great thing! ITs still very usuable! So for now on, you gotta stick with the one that there!

ceez, Can't understand why you never had trouble with Norton stuffs! For every Norton product that I've installed, I got trouble. Back in the Win95 days, I remember that after I did something, not a format, the system refused to start and the drive was all cleared. No Windows directory, no nothing! And for NAV, it refueses to start all the sudden. And when I try to uninstall it, it uninstalls but gives me BSOD. At another different time when it refueses to start, I uninstalled it, and reinstalled NAV but it just gives out the msg that It doesn't want to start because of something. It might just be a bad luck but I made the UA CDs because of it.

Its not really the answer that you might want, but if your pc is broken because of the electricity and the electricity went off because of the electricity guy, then, you should sue the electricity person or the company. I think you have the right to sue 'em. People who live conservatively always gets the bad thing. People who live aggressively gets the thing when something happens.

That file should be just a placeholder as I've looked inside so why don't you test it? Don't you have VMWARE or some same thing? It is good to test it after you have finished creating those UA CD's e.t.c. or for any purpose in a virtual environment before you try to apply it to any system(s).

Since from the first topic, it has been around quite a while but anyway, if someone still wants to know a way to strip those HIDE sections from the sysoc.inf, here it is, [url="http://homepage2.nifty.com/winfaq/w2k/showacc.vbs"]showacc.vbs[/url] Its from a Japanese web site. It can be modified for your own use I guess. And GM, I know you have a lot of work to do but keep up the good work!

Same thing happened to me many times and never came up with a solution to fix the problem. It just gives up an error for each link stuff. The only way that I did was to reinstall the whole system. I used an Unattended CD so it was just one click away to a clean system. If you want the SP2, just download it from microsoft. Just search inside microsoft and it should be there in a second.

Hi! kmzahir Windows needs the virtual memory when there aren't enough RAM to play around with, as far as I know. Why don't you write down your system things so that we can understand a little more about it. Also, I thought that nLite can handle the systems with memory less than 64 Mem or less. Its not quite an answer but I hope people here can help you.

BootLogo does the trick too. For the BMP, use IrfanView to decrease the image stuffs and resize it to fit the boot screen. I've never used anything else but it was the easiest two way stop to making it!

haven't seen any difference in speed. Its just that people have to spend their time to configure their systems to the way they like.

I think maxXPsoft is saying about the following thing. <title>MSFN's Unattended XP CD - Introduction</title> He wants you to shorten inside the TITLE TAG so that his favorites can be ssen better and not only the first half of the title.

whmm, I wonder why it didin't work for you. But I guess nakira's way is a lot easier and doesn't fiddle around with making files. My way is another way but can work for other other batch files other than the one it made. Although, I don't think a DATE stuff would e needed any longer than 24 hours! Try it for the TIME method if one needs it. GreenMachine @ EXCREATE forum is better at handling those kinds of things so ask him when he's got time.

Wh don't you REGEDIT and export the registry settings, and fiddle all you want, then import back the registry when you're finished? That should be easy! If you want only the difference of the before and after of your IE proxy e.t.c. use a file comparing utility. There's a lot around on the web.