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You could try ... For the folder for each application, add "Authenticated Users" and give them the "Write" permission.

Can you describe how your game is supposed to work in as much detail as possible and I'll see what I can do.

Yes, I know. It was just an example. It wasn't intended to do your program for you.

You certainly have to "tell" the router which IP address to redirect the RDP (Port 3389) packets. B)

Just USB memory. B)

In Windows 2000 Server you can create a GPO to only allow certain software to run. User Configuration>Administrative Templates>System>Run only allowed Windows applications. B) Edit: Just checked, and it's in exactly the same place in Windows 2003 Server.

Put a Timer object on your Form (from the System palette), double-click it and if you type the following ... Image1.Visible := not Image1.Visible ... it will make the Image flash on and off in 1 second (1000 millisecond) intervals. (Assuming that in Delphi 6, a Timer is enabled by default - I only have Delphi 7)

To hide an image after a certain amount of time, simply use a "Timer" object.

Any possibility of uploading the code you have already and a screen shot of your form?

I'm assuming then that the user types in their first name and last name in the TextBoxes and then click on the Button to copy them to the appropriate ListBoxes? If so, double click on the button to create the click event and type something like the following... ListBox1.Items.Add (TextBox1.Text); ListBox2.Items.Add (TextBox2.Text);

What type of object are the two large white boxes in the top left?

However, you don't "extend" the volume, just create a spanned volume.

I'd like to know the answer to this as well. It's been bugging me, and after much Googling I have got nowhere.

No idea why it is running 3 times, but I was going to say that personally I use VBScript to map network drives and not a DOS batch file.

In order to join a computer to a Windows domain, you need the username and password of a domain administrator account, so just don't tell them!

Does the "nslookup" function return correct results, to show that DNS is working OK?

The XP machine needs to know where the DNS server is (if you're not using DHCP), so go to the TCP/IP settings and type in a valid IP address and the IP address of the DNS server.

Absolutely. No problem.

I very much doubt it.

With respect, you're all recommending languages now you know how to program. Learning a new language once you know how to program is relatively straight-forward. Most of you admit to learning programming with either BASIC and/or Pascal. Do you honestly think you would be able to program in Java or C# if you've never programmed before?

These languages, while important, were never designed to teach programming to those who have never programmed before. As far as I know only two languages were designed to teach programming and they are BASIC (which I wouldn't recommend, just my personal preference) and Pascal. I always use Pascal to teach programming to non-programmers (sometimes Delphi - Visual Pascal). Just my 2p worth.

Can't be done using DOS. DOS cannot read/write NTFS partitions.

This is a NetBIOS issue. You should be able to just use the first 15 characters of your FQDN; however, if there is a "." in those first 15 characters, replace this with a "-" (hyphen).

This would normally be removed via ... Control Panel>Add/Remove Programs>Add/Remove Windows Components.

Why on Earth would anyone want to play games on a server???