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  1. Hi, use: dir /x to see the 8.3 Filenames next to the long ones. Bye, Egon
  2. Hi, example on how to create a shortcut on the user's desktop: shortcut -f -t C:\SysTools\ProcExp.exe -n "%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\Process Explorer" This will create a shortcut to C:\SysTools\ProcExp and place the corresponding .lnk File on your Desktop. Bye, Egon
  3. Hi Kukris, there is a command called "shortcut.exe" which you can use for this purpose. I have attached the tool. Bye, Egon SHORTCUT.EXE
  4. Hi PMshah, the OP wanted to know if global environment variable setup is possible from within BATCH FILES, not manually. Bye, Egon
  5. Hi Kukris, just try the following instead: start C:\"my prog"\prog.exe Bye, Egon
  6. Hi, Environmental Variables are stored in the Registry. Current User: HKCU\Environment Local Machine: HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment Use a tool like reg.exe to modify these. Bye, Egon
  7. Hi, as most of you will know, with Windows XP there is a technique shipped called "ClearType" which uses Sub-Pixel Rendering for Text Display. If you set Font Smoothing to "Standard" only larger Sized Fonts are smoothed using a standard Anti-Aliasing (Grayscale) Method. My question is, if there is any way to enable this Type of Font smoothing for ALL Fonts on the System, not only the large ones. The reason i ask for this is, that i very dislike ClearType because my Eyes hurt when looking at them - MacOS for Example uses the same technique as Windows with "Standard" Font Smoothing - but also at lower Font sizes, and these looks good to my eyes. Any suggestions? For Reference i have attached a Image which shows the Smoothing i mean (labeled with Anti-Aliasing) Goodbye, Egon
  8. Hi, SrvAny is your friend: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q137890/ Bye, Egon
  9. Hi, i have a little problem accessing a new bought external USB Harddisk on my Win2k Box. When i connect the Drive, it shows up in the Device Manager, but i am unable to assign a Drive letter to it using the Disk Manager (not shows up at all there). The Harddisk itself is formatted with FAT32 and works when booting to my WinXP Installation on the same machine. Any suggestions? Thanks, Egon /edit: The external Disk has 60 GB size and is a USB 2.0 Device
  10. Hi Guys, today i run into a rather interesting Problem concerning the partitioning done by the Windows XP Installer. I always used two partitions (two primary partitions, one with the operating system (c:) and one with my data stuff (d:)). Because today i upgraded my PC to a new Mainboard and CPU i had to reinstall Windows to upgrade to the long awaited x64 Version. Here's where i run into trouble. I deleted the Primary Partition (using the Windwos XP installer), created a new one on the now free space and installed it. But now my Data Partition (formerly assigned to Drive D:) has become E: - and i am unable to move it back to D: because of the simple reason that the D: Partition is the active one and contains the Boot Files (ntdetect.com,ntldr,boot.ini). I played around with the Idea of moving the Boot files to the C: Drive and make it the active one - but Windows Installer has created a Extended Partition and created C: as a Logical Partition - so i am unable to make it the active one. Has anyone run into the same Problems? Can i repartition my Harddisk (for example with Partition magic) to have C: as a Primary and active Partition without corrupting the OS installation? Thanks and Bye, Egon
  11. Hi, i had a similar problem a few months ago. The problem was that my user was in too many AD Groups. Solved the Problem by setting the following Registry Key: HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\LSA\Kerberos\Parameters (DWORD:MaxTokenSize=0x000186A0) Maybe this helps for you. Egon
  12. Hi, the ICMP Protocol (which is mostly used by Ping, Traceroute,...) is described in the following RFC: www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc792.html Read through this manual and you know how it works in detail. Egon
  13. Hi, is the page which tries to access the cookie on the same domain as the one who sat up the cookie? Egon
  14. Hi, i personally would use the Cygwin Tools to manipulate Text Files the way you need. Use a Bash Script like this: cat linkfile.txt | while read line do echo http:\/\/${line} >> newfile.txt done (get cygwin at www.cygwin.com) Egon
  15. Hi, Sounds like you have DHCP enabled on your Router. Check if your settings are correct on the Router. When yes, try to install a Network sniffing software like Ethereal and check whats going on during the process of aquiring a IP Address. The 169 Addresses are windows default if no IP could be retrieved from your DHCP Server. Egon PS: If your Router is a NAT Device, you really shouldn't use a non private network range in your local network. (Private networks are 192.168.*.*, 172.16.*.* and 10.*.*.*)
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