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Why do good open-source projects tends to become as "gadgetfull" as MS application ??? IMO, MozTorrent is a BAD idea ; and WaterMonkey is just "yet another open-source bittorrent client"

hello, select the cell(s), hit Format > Cell menu select in the first tab the "customized" format type and in the box enter this format : 00\,00\,00\,000 the zeros are placeholders for numbers the \, displays comas at the right place without giving them a "numerical" meaning (antislash is the escape char.) thus the cell content will remain numerical, but the display will be good i'm not sure i'm clear, you may see the help...

1) no hotfix (nor XP SP2) limits the "number of openned connections". What is limited is the "number of openning connections". 2) XP SP2 and every post-sp2 hotfix that include the TCPIP.SYS file do that. 3) there is a 'Search' link somewhere on this page. Which one of you will manage to find it before the other ? :

HexEditing or ResEditing Explorer.exe Don't be afraid to search "change start button caption text" on google, you'll find it !

I have no text at all ! The icon is enough...

For me it doesn't matter who inspired who... there are many sites with very similar design... and some of them are "annoying" when reading because of their complexity. But I don't want "everyone" think a so bad thing ! Forgot about that comparison... i had took the first coming in mind, and it's far from the worse.

'0>' seems like a joke : '1>' or '>' redirects STDOUT of preceding command to following file/port '2>' redirects STDERR of preceding command to following file/port '1>>' or '>>' appends STDOUT of preceding command to following file '2>>' appends STDERR of preceding command to following file '<' redirects following file/port to STDIN of preceding command ' | ' redirects STDOUT of preceding command to STDIN of following command What is obvious is that the '>' and '>>' redirectors does execute only the preceding command ; where ' | ' redirector execute both preceding and following command. And if you specify any number other than '1' or '2' before '>' or '>>', you get "access disallowed" ("accès refusé" in french) error... You didn't test before posting that, did you ???

Choose one solution : 1) right click on taskbar select "properties" check "hide unactive icons" at the bottom click "customize" select the "safely remove hardware" line choose "always hide" in the drop-down list click OK twice 2) right click on "my computer" on desktop select "manage" select "device manager" in the left tree expand the "USB controller" category on the right tree double-click the "root USB hub" where your "always on" device is connected in the last tab ("power management"), uncheck the "allow to shutdown" checkbox click OK and close the "device manager" reboot bye

Great work BTS It looks very good (easy to read) : white background, nice font, in one word : "the professional touch"

L O L Why don't you ask that to someone able to answer ? (I can't share knowledge I don't have... remember this is a forum) UltraISO will do the same exact thing as CDImage, it won't replace CDshell for the cd menu. And you can't do an "All-in-One" disc without a menu (i was thinking that this is obvious ; strange that I feel wrong now... lol again)

Yes, it will. CDImage (and UltraISO) allow to create ISO where identical files are burned once, even if there are 50000000000000 occurences... (well, it's a bit huge for the TOC, but here is the idea) I'm sure you didn't read the link i posted, so read it... read it... read it... (the pages under the first menu are enough for starting)

What do you mean by "resource" ? What's "root" ? You want the same boot folder for every OS ? I'm not sure, but it should be the same for every XP...

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'coz i like doing stupid things, such as modifiyng half of my windows CD files to see if they are useful

One application to rule them all, One topic to find them. One webpage to bring them all And in the darkness bind them. Sounds like i've already heard that... That's an amazing project mjc, and I hope you'll succeed ! : You're talking about slipstreaming : i suppose you mean "service pack slipstreaming" ; or are you working on a "native" method to replace update.exe ? bye

IE 6 hotfix KB903235 is out, there is two versions (for XP sp1 & XP sp2). It fixes the Javaprxy.dll. Knowledge Base article : http://support.microsoft.com/?id=903235 XP sp1 download page : http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details...f8-6993c55840a9 XP sp2 download page : http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details...b1-600db8798ebf I downloaded the XP sp2 one (in french), and there is no file in it, only some registry values in the .INF, and an executable to run (which seems to "fix dates") Not installed yet. bye

Same for me Too bad... seems the site is down ! It was a great idea ! bye

Well, the simplest method is to use the "file type" combo... (as in Word : there is ".doc 6.0", ".doc 97" & ".doc 2003") In Notepad, it would be something like : .txt (Unicode) .txt (ANSI) .txt (UTF-8 low) .txt (UTF-8 high) and so on. When the user click "save", you retrieve the "encoding" from the "file type" combo. bye

Did you tried CHKDSK /F ? If it does not solve that, look at google for "alternate data streams" and you'll found tools for removing them. bye

It looks like you should learn another language You are trying to create a "system-wide event hook". Read there : http://www.vbaccelerator.com/codelib/hook/vbalhook.htm good luck ! EDIT: maybe you will work around this issue with a timer and "EnumWindow" API (testing indefinitely if the right caption appear in a window) ; but it will be ugly and buggy

Sorry for the bad I haven't used VB since years...

Another solution (faster if many controls) : Dim c As FileListBox For Each c In Me.Controls If c.ListCount > 0 Then MsgBox "pending files" End If Next bye

Look in the "Unattended Windows" forum : you'll need to record the changes in the registry when you change this option, then copy them into HkLM to make it a per-machine setting (if "per-machine" is not taken into account, you'll need to copy it to the default user) (maybe someone has alredy tried that : look first in the "registry tweaks" threads) bye

saprouzy, what you want is not possible, but there is workarounds for specific cases. With your example : Str = "cmbNames.Text = ""saprouzy""" you can enumerate the "Controls" collection of the form (with For Each), check if each control's name is the right name, then check if the control's default/specified property has the right value. Following code is not tested, but it will show the idea : dim c as control for each c in <YourForm>.Controls if c.name = left$(str, instr(str,".")) then ' c is the right control if c = right$(str, len(str)-instr(str,"=")) then ' retrun true endif endif next If you want to check other properties than the default one, you'll need to enumerate each possible property (hardcode them)... that's the line in red : I wrote it for the default property ; if you always check the same property, e.g. the "Tag", replace "c" by "c.Tag". If you want to check multiple properies, you'll need to extract the property from Str, then string compare it with all other properties (predefined as strings too), then check if the property (not in a string) has the right value. Did you understood me ? PS 1: all of this is impossible AFAIK with variables (except if you "hardcode" a small subset). PS 2: you may prefer to use "Object" instead of "Control" (this will allow you to use recordsets) bye

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