JamesWCavanagh

When I run the batch file i get this error 'M' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.Any ideas?

That did the trick! Thanks!!!

I'm sorry about my anger, I was just frustrated. I was talking about rows and you both were talking about columns. I hope you accept my apology, as I am truly sorry if I have hurt anyones feelings. By the way, my screen res is 1024x768. I would still appreciate your help, there is not much I can offer, except if you would like a gmail account, that I can help you with.

Don't you guys know the difference between Columns and Rows??? Columns are vertical, and Rows are horizontal! If you had read what I said, I have multiple columns already! My problem is that the programs all appear on 1 row per page, eg 4 programs beside each other on one page, then you have to click on next at the bottom of the page to get to the next 4 and so on. Any ideas on what this problem could be?

I have multiple columns (vertical) already, but as I said i have only have 1 row (horizontal) of programs per page.

I have downloaded the latest WPI, but when I am using it, I get the Catorgary title, and one row of items on each page, with multiple pages. Does anyone know how to fix this?

There is no way to enable this again??? I tried changing, in boxes.html, this... document.write('<input type="checkbox" name="chkbox" Value="[i]" id=chkbox'+i+' checked="true" /><label for=chkbox'+i+' />' + prog[i] + '</label><br />');To this... document.write('<input type="checkbox" name="chkbox" Value="[i]" id=chkbox'+i+' checked="true" onMouseOver="stm(desc[i],Style[0])" onMouseOut="htm()" /><label for=chkbox'+i+' />' + prog[i] + '</label><br />');But only got this error when moving my cursor over the checkbox...

There is no way to enable this again???

Thanks, I tried a search, but didn't find that. Thanks again, James

Hi Peoples, I would like to intergrate the fix for Error 4226 (limited TCP/IP connections) that is in WinXP SP2. Here is a link to a fix method: click here

Instead of copying them, why not put them in CD:\$OEM$\$Progs\MIRC to put it in HDD:\Program Files\MIRC or CD:\$OEM$\$1\MIRC to put it in HDD:\MIRC. This will copy the files over automatically during the install without even having to script anything in any batch files.

I have used $Docs before and it works, are you using $Doc or $Docs, it needs to be plural.

To add favourites easily, without haveing to worry about codeing, just put them on your CD here: CD-root\$OEM$\$Docs\username\Favourites\filename.url eg. D:\$OEM$\$Docs\All Users\Favourites\IT News\MSFN.url more info on $OEM$ directory here

Windows XP OEM Preinstallation Kit: This site might have more info on it I aquired it from the eDonkey P2P network

instead of putting your tools in the Tools directory and copying over with the batch file why not put them in the $$\system32 dir? This is the structure of the $OEM$ dir as taken from the Windows XP OPK CD-root\$OEM$\ $$\ (Windows dir) $Progs\ (Program files dir) $Docs\ (Documents and Settings dir) $1\ (Hard Drive root) not in OPK