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I just googled "4.10.2222B" and learned that it has caused installation problems for a number of apps, so that registry change is to be avoided.

If you can modify the iframe onload to be onload=tb_showIframe(this.name), the tb_showIframe function will receive the iframe's name as its parameter. Otherwise the script needs to know something as a starting point. If that is "id=TB_iframeContent" then the vbscript solution would be the syntactic equivalent of this javascript: <script>var iframeName = document.getElementById("TB_iframeContent").name</script> Note: if you want this to work in any browser other than IE, you should be scripting in javascript, not vbscript.

SWF files could be animations (FWS signature) or flash videos (VLF sig., sometimes with FLV extension). QuickTime for Windows should be able to play either and can be used stand-alone or as a plug-in both to play and to "export." If the files are flash videos, any FFmpeg-based converter should work.

@HoppaLong: If your ThinkPad's CPU is a P3 P4 or later, http://mirror.palemoon.org/archived/8.x/Portable/Palemoon-Portable-8.0.exe is an optimized, portable build of FireFox 8 (7zip self-extractor). Edit: Last build of Palemoon to support the P3 (and other SSE processors without SSE2 support) was roughly 3.6.9. (reference)

Catalyst™ 6.2 Drivers and ATI Multimedia Software for Windows 98/Windows 98 SE/Windows ME Release Notes Catalyst Software Suite 14.4MB 6.2 Feb. 9, 2005 Display Driver, Catalyst Control Center WDM Driver Package 3.3MB 6.14.10.6240 June 9, 2004 WDM Drivers ATI Multimedia Software 41.0MB 8.9 Feb. 12, 2004 DAO/MDAC, Multimedia Center Software Optional Downloads: HydraVision™ ATI Catalyst Display Driver (Windows 98/Me) Quick Specs * Version: 6.2 (02/09/2006) * File size: 14.47MB * Date added: April 05, 2006 * Price: Free * Operating system: Windows 98/Me VGA Driver Ati 8.33.zip Quick Specs * Version: 2006-12-20 * File size: 114.5MB * Date added: December 20, 2006 * Price: Update * Operating system: Windows 95/NT/98/2000/XP/2003/XP 32-bit/AMD 64-bit/2003 32-bit/AMD 64-bit

How about with the Omega drivers?

_except_handler4_common is only in CRT8. You might be able to put a copy of the CRT8 msvcrt.dll in the ssdlife.exe folder.

Perhaps you are seeing problems related to this report: 9.25 now seems to be the last known stable version of Process Explorer on 98se.

The Catalyst installer can probably be modified to automatically select the R420 driver for the x1250 (in addition to the x700/x800/x850), but first we need to confirm that it will work okay. The manual selection process should look like this: Install Catalyst to HDD Find the display adapter in Device Manager Click "Update driver" in "Driver" tab of "Properties" Display a list of all drivers.... Show all hardware Find and select x700, x800, or x850 Select "Yes" to "The driver...not written specifically for.... Are you sure...?" Reboot and test The display modes available will probably depend in part on the amount of system memory allocated to the IGP (Integrated Graphics Processor / 690G) in the BIOS Setup.

You might be able to manually select and use the X700 or X800 drivers. See http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/142076-win98-driver-for-ati-x800x850 and http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/86587-cheap-new-viaamd-pc-and-windows-98-se (posts #11 & #15) for more about using the R420 in Win9x.

nodevice.com claims to have Win98 drivers for these AMD 690g-based Sapphire mainboards: PI-AM2RS690MHD - PURE Innovation 690G PE-AM2RS690MH - PURE Element 690G Edit: Sorry, only the BIOS update was DOS/Win98 compatible What display driver version within Catalyst 6.2 did you try? I've seen both 8.3.98 (02/09/2006) and 8.33 (12/20/2006).

Since there will be some copying or linking, perhaps rather than doing any move/copy/deleting, consider always creating a link: The original files would never be touched. You would always be able to start over from scratch--even after you thought you had a "final" solution. The links could be created in a compressed folder to prevent them from consuming as much space as the originals They could be renamed independently from the original or each other ( "Apple and Oranges..." -> "Oranges and Apples...") in the respective target folders.

>I also had tried to change comp. mode of the ImportPatcher.exe to see what happens. It was a bad idea. I had to reinstall KernelEX. ImportPatcher is just another app in that it doesn't know about KernelEx. It doesn't read from or write to any part of the KernelEx (or Kext) configuration. More details about what exactly you did would be helpful. >So I have to set the comp. mode of the app only. IP37 also doesn't read the target app's KernelEx configuration mode, and its analysis is unaffected by how it is currently set. I recommend making a copy of IP37 and naming it IP37kex; then set the KernelEx mode of IP37kex all the way up to Win2008 and disable it on the original. That way you can easily test with and without KernelEx. (Beware that output files will collide, however, so copy them if you wish to WinDiff them.)

For those with pre-ME systems that don't support FINDSTR, here's a batch file that uses FIND to process one file from the command line or a whole directory of files: @echo off if not %1*==* goto TEST for %%s in (*.inf) do call %0 %%s goto EXIT :TEST find>nul /i "[Version]" %1 IF ERRORLEVEL 1 goto NONANSI :ANSI echo %1 is ANSI goto EXIT :NONANSI echo %1 is non-ANSI :EXIT

I don't know of any batch commands that can process a file line-by-line, nor any that can rename files according to a script. So I recommend using VBScript. The general algorithm would be something like: Open fruit list For each fruit Begin Search for files of that fruit If one or more create folder For each file Begin Clean up the filename Move to folderEnd End

endian.zip - endian.exe (console-32 app), endian.bat (sample usage) endian.exe source snippet based on header info detailed at http://betterexplained.com/articles/unicode/: // read first three (or more) bytes from file into byte array s[], then: return (s[0]==255) && (s[1]==254)? 255 : (s[0]==254) && (s[1]==255)? 254 : (s[0]==0xEF) && (s[1]==0xBB) && (s[2]==0xBF)? 239 : 0; Sample usage: endian.bat @echo off %0\..\endian %1 IF ERRORLEVEL 255 GOTO UCS2LE IF ERRORLEVEL 254 GOTO UCS2BE IF ERRORLEVEL 239 GOTO UTF8 echo ANSI GOTO End :UCS2LE echo UCS-2 Little Endian GOTO End :UCS2BE echo UCS-2 Big Endian GOTO End :UTF8 echo UTF-8 :End If debug.exe is available, I think it can be used to achieve the same results. Debug can be scripted to open the file, analyze the first three bytes, and create a temp com file that sets an appropriate ERRORLEVEL If Debug doesn't set the ERRORLEVEL upon exit itself, the temp file can be eliminated by running the temp program within Debug.

Try pasting the following script into a new browser window: javascript:n=10000;w=100;s='<table bgcolor=black cellspacing=1 cellpadding=0>';for(i=n;i<n+n;i++)s+=(i%w?'':'<tr bgcolor=white>')+'<td>'+(''+i).slice(1);s+'</table>' Print in A4 landscape scaled to ~30% Adjust n=10000 to any power of ten. Adjust w=100 to any desired width. Tested in Op10.63, FF2.0.0.20, IE5.0

Does µTorrent 2.0 start or even load without the stub? What is the nature of the crash (is it silent or is there a message)? You can also try using the GetAdaptersAddresses (or whole IPHLPAPI.DLL) from 2K, XP, ReactOS, Wine, WildBill, or blackwingcat.

I've been rebuilding a test machine the last few days and now have Firefox 3.5.19 installed and SeaMonkey Setup 2.6.1 ready to go next. I'm not getting a hang when printing with FF3.5, but rather a crash. Sometimes the error message is from the Mozilla Crash Reporter: Firefox had a problem and crashed. ... Details: The application did not leave a crash dump file. and sometimes a standard system error dialog: FIREFOX caused an invalid page fault in module Kernel32.dll at 016f:bff7a388. ... and sometimes both! The source code is "only" 46466 KB, so I'll see if it might be helpful: Index of ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/releases/3.5.19/source Up to higher level directory File: firefox-3.5.19.bundle 105198 KB 4/20/11 12:00:00 AM File: firefox-3.5.19.bundle.asc 1 KB 4/20/11 12:00:00 AM File: firefox-3.5.19.source.tar.bz2 46466 KB 4/20/11 12:00:00 AM File: firefox-3.5.19.source.tar.bz2.asc 1 KB 4/20/11 12:00:00 AM Edit: While waiting for the download, I found the Mozilla Cross-Reference site. This search in the FF3.5 source for "PrintDlg" indicates that FF3.5 is supposed to be using PrintDlgExA: * line 101 -- // For PrintDlgEx * line 104 -- #define GetPrintDlgExQuoted "PrintDlgExA" ... * line 188 -- return GetProcAddress(lib, GetPrintDlgExQuoted); ... * line 967 -- BOOL result = ::PrintDlgW(&prntdlg); ... * line 1301 -- HRESULT result = ::PrintDlgEx(&prntdlg);

The "Windows 98/SE" drivers do exist and are right there on the Lenovo site available for download. And the links do work. If you need help, please ask....

help.lockergnome.com: Intel wlan 2200bg driver for W98? leads to support.lenovo.com: Intel PRO/Wireless LAN 2100 3B Mini PCI adapter software for Windows 98/SE Probably 'B' mode only. Win2000 drivers are available for the 2200bg and might lead to a way to enable 'G' mode.

Ktree8.zip: tree-view list of APIs supported by KernelEx lists extension modules invoked by "contents=" of Core.ini lists by DLL all APIs supported by each module lists DLLs supported via HKLM\Software\KernelEx\KnownDLLs A minor, but important, step forward to also include extensions via KernelEx\KnownDLLs.

If the OFN_HIDEREADONLY Hides the Read Only check box. 0x00000004 flag is set in the OPENFILENAME structure that is passed by an app to the GetOpenFileName function, that template check box will be hidden. I think this is what most apps do (directly or indirectly through a wrapper class).

New in ImportPatcher.37.zip: default option to test for API's with LoadLibrary/GetProcAddress if any DLL or API is missing iterate needed imports even if DLL is missing or has no exports "Target OS" -> "OS Subsystem Version [Ceiling]" nicer formatting of TimeDateStamps and ordinals in log Detects availability of API's provided by KernelEx and DLLHOOK. Set KernelEx compatibility mode to level of desired detection. For users of Kexstubs, blank definitions for missing functions can be copied directly from the output .ini files into the corresponding section in stubs.ini.

Original FF35 with none of my ComDlg32's. This is to confirm that the only effect of my ComDlg32 was to inadvertantly bypass KernelEx processing of PrintDlgW. This should explicitly bypass KernelEx processing instead of using my ComDlg32. I'm in the process of pushing ImportPatcher.37 and Ktree.8 out the door--It'll take a while for me to understand the rest of your tests. Don't worry about trying to reproduce MiKl's SeaMonkey results. Per loblo in Post #19, SeaMonkey prints fine with just KernelEx, but not with my ComDlg32 installed! Firefox 3.5 has other printing issues. Something separate to try is to use Kexstubs to redirect PrintDlgW to the unicode version in Unicows: [Comdlg32.dll] PrintDlgW=>Unicows: