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  1. OUCH! i didn't see the 399 price tag.. lol. guess i'll be doing without it too lol I just compiled 2.0 into native and P-code to test the diffrences.. and since UAP is so small it seemed to load the same, sizes were a bit smaller, Native was 32KB, P-Code was 26K
  2. last time i checked even having Assassination and President in the same sentance was a jailable offense....
  3. for UAP 1.0 i just did naitive code, but for 2.0 i'll probably do P-Code also, i've been looking into this program... http://www.bitarts.com/fusion.htm
  4. lol, hes the kind of person that clicks yes on EVERYTHING..
  5. The normal user will more then likely click on everything that says "yes" if i put up a banner that said "Scan your computer now for viruses" and had yes someone would click it.. then if i tried bringing in an activeX they would still hit yes to that. with Firefox, you don't get those.. if you do they show up in a toolbar section which you would have to TRY to download the activex... As for spyware... I've been runnig firefox for about 3 weeks now.. and in 3 weeks i haven't had a single spyware/adware problem.. if spyware gets installed its cause i downloaded some app that installed Spyware along with it (aim and wildtangent and WeatherBug for an example)
  6. thats just Fu**ed up. I saw this on CNN this mornin and theres ballistics examination and slow motion. anyone that makes and releases a game of the assassination of in my opinion one of the greatest presidents needs to be assassinated themselves. just shows what people would make for some money...
  7. I agree with ya Alanoll, i don't think theres anyway to retrieve the list of switches, without some sort of database..
  8. heh, revised that this mornin, was tired as hell when i coded it and didn't get around to changing it. thanks for pointing it out
  9. @maxXPsoft its ok, I was making dinner. lol ooh! i like this A LOT! thanks.
  10. sounds like a problem with going from FAT (your USB Drive) to NTFS (your hard drive) i've done some searching on google for this and have only came back with "thumbs.db" being the culprit... this link doesn't help much but says that :KAVICHS:$DATA is caused by going from Kapersky 5.0 to Kapersky 4.0.. something about 5.0 puts data on every file it scanned saying that it scanned that file so future scans would ignore this file... so i would first try making a file (.txt, .jpg, whatever) and try copying that over to the USB drive and back to see if it causes the "stream loss error". I'm not sure about a fix to this, but ii hope i have shed some light onto this issue so someone else may help you out.
  11. its very simple, although the people that made it aren't around anymore this guy has a very easy to follow instructions. http://www.martin2k.co.uk/vb6/tips/x6.php you got a link to that bas file.. i really don't want to have to include an OCX. i want to make this as stand alone as possible.
  12. no its a OCX Control file, i haven't tested to see if i have to bundle it.. i hope i don't since it would mean putting it in the system32 folder by putting it in "$OEM$\$$\System32"
  13. I know Suggestions are always welcome. and yea, i could always strip out the path to get more of a play all files in the folder. I don't see what the point of having it delete the file upon finishing the song would be. this unattended player is to go into the $OEM$ folder so it gets copied to the hard drive and played.. then at the end of the installation if you have your install.cmd (or whatever file) to delete the c:\install folder it deletes the songs and player off the hard drive. if the files were to stay on the CD, it would proably slow down the installation of your applications since it would constantly have to read from the CD. and it wouldn't be able to delete the songs from the CD.
  14. Well the IP came back as some "Jet Eye Technologies HURRICANE" if that helps, the hits are very slow at an average of about 2 hits per minute. a DDoS has to be much faster then this. It seems this is some sort of Bot.. if theres any more logs especially of any hits on admin.php (if your running phpnuke) that are coming from the same IP range.. this link should help you some... http://ravenphpscripts.com/postt3562.html
  15. are you trying to make a controller for a game emmulator or what? I don't see what purpose other then that to have a game controller connected to your computer.. Also the program would have to support getting the signal from the controller, and what signal pulse does what... unless.. you were trying to make your own like controller for Winamp... to change tracks and such like the Cd-Changers in cars do now days...
  16. ROFLMFAO!!!! oh god i remeber the Nintendo Days... staying up till 4 in the mornin at age 7 to play super mario brothers.. lol. and the graphics were "RAD"! compared to the old Commodor system lol.
  17. Synapse

    Hello

    Welcome to MSFN rickferd.
  18. WTF?! I'm on www.Openoffice.org right now downloading OpenOffice.org... I don't see why they're charging money for it... especially the bit at the top that has the 49.95 then an X through that showting the new price as 29.95... i mean... whats the point.... you can download both tools freely. but i guess this is to try to help support both OpenOffice and Firefox...
  19. not sure about if this applies to windows 2000 also, but you might be able to resource hacker the winntbbu.dl_ file and copy the images out of it. then use photoshop or somethign similar and merge all the pictures together like a puzzle
  20. If i just parse the folder for all .mp3's then it will come back into my listbox as "c:\my music\rock\metallica\Metallica - Master of puppets.mp3" and with an ini i can let the user pick the name of the song.. so insted of seeing the complete path they can set it to say "Metallica - Master of Puppets" it just makes it look a bit cleaner.. this is for my Unattended Audio Player btw.. so thats why i only have it support 20 MP3's since that should be plenty, and whoever makes the CD can set the names of the tracks and it'll look better
  21. *nevermind didn't see the link.. lol*
  22. this is very simple, there is HTML coding that allows you to see your own hard drive. no one else can see your hard drive its just an embeded explorer page in your internet explorer. send the link to me and i'll bet i can see my hard drive from that site too. as for the IP, thats just simple PHP coding. it checks which IP just recently brough up the website and displays it. which would be your IP. its no security threat. heres the code to do it. its completly harmless, just copy and paste it into notepad and save it as html then open and voila!. <html> <head> <iframe src="C:\"width="800" height="500"> </iframe> </body> </html> Notice its in internet explorer... Firefox won't show it cause it says "C is not a valid protocal"
  23. it was probably someone that does the CNN site that did it for a joke thinking no one would look at it. i'm guessing they changed it to that GeorgeLaura135 once they found out people knew about it. still pretty funny lol
  24. screw those signs.... get the baseball park signs... or the big highway signs lol.
  25. he wants audio to play in the background while his unattended CD installs stuff. and trying the /start \pathtoplayer\player.exe /myargs doesn't work as it waits for the media player to close. even calling it from a seperate batch file i couldn't find a way to allow the player to play the Mp3 and still install in the background.
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