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Never had occasion to download split rar files before now. I actually looked in the winrar help files - and nothing about combining split files was to be found. Thanks for the step by step.
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so what do you do? Open the rar file and it will pull in the r00xx files? not sure what command to use here....
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what application is used to combine a download that gives me files of the type .R00 .R01 .R02 ... .R20 I think these are pieces of a RAR file that must be put back together - but cannot figure out how to do it. Any help?
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Network Setup Question - Need Help
LS_Dragons replied to LS_Dragons's topic in Networks and the Internet
So I could achieve my goal with a server OS -- I have access to Windows Server 2003. Would that work? Any suggestions for resources on how to get the set up I need working with that OS? Thanks -
Network Setup Question - Need Help
LS_Dragons replied to LS_Dragons's topic in Networks and the Internet
VPN has nothing to do with browsers. I need to restrict the VPN client to connecting with only 1 of the 2 NIC's and restrict all 'normal' internet traffic to the 2nd NIC. -
Here is the situation that Ineed to solve. I have a computer with 2 Network Card on a Windows XP SP1a system. In order to test a potential software solution, I need to be able to connect to the internet and establish a VPN connection at the same time. With 1 NIC, my internet traffic is blocked as soon as I establish the VPN connection. So with 2 NIC's - I want to be able to direct the VPN through NIC #1 and the internet traffic through NIC #2. I have gone through the various wizards and settings, and cannot seem to hit the right setup. Anyone here have any ideas about getting this to work? ls_dragons
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What's the "Windows" key for? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The 'Windows' key is on most modern keyboards but most people don't make proper use of it - here's how: Beyond just clicking on it to open the Start menu, it has plenty of other uses: Minimise all Windows 'Windows' + D A quick way to get rid of the screen clutter and find the desktop icons. To show all the windows again: 'Windows'+Shift+M Jump to Explorer 'Windows'+ E To see the Windows Explorer quickly Cycle across the Taskbar 'Windows'+ Tab Though Alt + Tab will do the same thing Search 'Windows' + F Is it Search or is it Find? It's called Search on the menu but the shortcut harks back to the days when it was called Find. Run 'Windows'+ R Some people never use the Run command but others do it all the time. Most commonly to access the registry (rededt32) or a 'DOS' command box (cmd). System Properties 'Windows'+ Break This is the equivalent of clicking the System icon in Control Panel or the Properties option under the My Computer desktop icon. From "Woody's Windows Watch" newsletter. Join at: Woody's web site
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There are TONS of links in this formu: Designtechnika LS_Dragons
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Now, I suppose FthrJACK was the one taking the picture.... Geeks being Auctioned on Ebay LS_Dragons
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You might try Zipping and then sending. Might be the file extsion that is triggering it not to send. LS
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There is a great program called File Recovery for Windows from a company called LC Technologies. They have a free download that you can try. It will show you what files can be recovered. You might have to buy to get the files back - but you don't have to buy until you know what is there. It is very good - I have used with great success. The files will stay on the drive until it dies - or you install something over them - so do not install any new software - except the recovery software of course. There is even a way to run it from CD - but I am not sure of the details. LS_Dragons
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you are going to have a bugger of a time finding a WinME driver for that modem. Might be better off getting a new modem. As FthrJack has said - WinME is a buggy piece-o-crap and MS did a really bad job of getting good driver support. If you can find a windows 2000 driver - that might actually do the trick. Try Driver Guide - you have to join - but it is free - and I have been able to find quite a few drivers there. ls_dragons
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Funny stuff. Reminds me of the BOFH in The Resgister. LS_Dragons