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  1. RayOK
    For the OS, I guess 2000 with all the latest stuff. Definitely nLited. For the DOS games part, check out DOSBox before dual booting.
  2. RayOK
    No doubt TopStyle! It has the basic syntax highlighting but built in preview with excellent CSS support. Use the MozillaControl and you can do gecko browsers (netscape, mozilla, firefox) in the preview too. Built in tools such as inserting DOCTYPEs, CSE and W3C HTML/CSS validation, Bobby validation, Tidy, Style Check/Sweeper, etc etc. It can also integrate with Dreamweaver, HomeSite, ColdFusion and FrontPage!
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    I use Geoshell and their article on it explains it nicely http://docs.geoshell.org/display/R4/Settin...e+Default+Shell
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    Check out this forum instead. Tons of links, examples and all that good schtuff http://www.visualbasicforum.com/forumdisplay.php?f=13
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    I just drop TweakUI.exe into $OEM$\$$\System32 and use the registry commands that mc134 already posted.. Works fine
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    Ahh.. I see now. I spoke with my good buddy, the server admin, and he said its a setting in the Apache config file. Its "AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .php4 .php3 .phtml .html" Just add the extension to the list
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    I tested it on our apache server.. worked fine with the .html extension I think its the <?php ?> that tells the server to parse it as php
  8. RayOK
    this is somewhat simple.. actually, the first example here <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"> <html> <head> <title>php in html</title> </head> <body> <?php print "hello! i work!"; ?> </body> </html>
  9. RayOK
    A couple "essentials" for the VB6 people. About the best VB6 book on the 'net: Hardcore Visual Basic Quality, stable, API stuff from Carles PV: Carles PV on PSC
  10. RayOK
    This will work for you I'll be happy to answer how it works, or any other VB 6 questions.. Private Sub Command1_Click() Dim strings() As String strings = Split(Text1.Text, vbNewLine) Label1.Caption = strings(1) Label2.Caption = strings(2) Label3.Caption = strings(3) End Sub
  11. RayOK
    Thats the correct call but you dont have to.. Just add the standard image or picture box control, and in its properties under Picture, browse to the .gif you want
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    I am also getting the same problem with the D folder and those pesky shortcuts (IE, OE and Address Book) in the start menu. I run them the exact same way you do and was also thinking of the .vbs route. I think it doesn't get deleted because the DriverPack cleanup file that's supposed to do it is in the D folder itself. I mean, how can you delete the folder when the script that's deleting it is in the folder?? So, I stuck "RD /S /Q %systemdrive%\D" in my own cleanup script that runs right after the DriverPack one and it deletes it fine. For the IE, OE and Address Book shortcuts in the start menu, I'm pretty sure those are created *after* the RunOnceEx scripts are ran. I think this because in my script I do "DIR /S /B C:\ > dir.txt" and they are not listed anywhere. To solve this I was thinking of putting a script in the Startup folder and then deleting it before reboot. Anyone else have suggestions? Anyway, tell me how the .vbs script works out
  13. RayOK
    Bandwidth Exceeded again The alternate server too.. EDIT: oh! works now.. both places.. thanks!
  14. RayOK
    Maybe not a whole new .html file but maybe the content in a tag (like <div></div>) that you can show, hide, move almost anywhere with CSS, which could be controlled by the JS (eg.. document.getElementById("div_id").style.top = "100px"? There's even a way to give this floating window a drop shadow. Check out the popups for Google Maps to see what I mean You could even get fancy a create some "windows" like the one on this site (login as a Guest ): LFS World
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    Anyone know about this site? http://windowsupdate.62nds.com/ Basically Windows Update in Firefox, at least. It guess it installs a couple .dll files into the plugins folder. Anyone know if its safe? Haven't done much research but I have used it. It just scans your registry, sends you the .exe updates and silently installs them. Very cool imo just not sure of the security risks in those files you must install. What do you think?
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    About the JavaScript errors that myself and others are getting. Namely the one, 'Unterminated String Constant', line 160 or 55, I have found a solution for it. It is Internet Explorer's encoding setting. View > Encoding must have AutoSelect! If that was unchecked I got the JavaScript error (and the white menu text disappearing). I don't know what the specific error was on line 160 (or 55) but the AutoSelect solved it, for me. I can reproduce this error and I downloaded 3.5.1.rar several times incase it was corrupted. Never was. For unattended installs I don't see how this would be much of a problem as is since IE has AutoSelect checked by default, right? But if you run WPI as is after the OS is installed or through autorun.inf then this may be a problem. I also thought a meta tag containing the content type and charset in WPI.hta would specify the encoding of the file and there would be no need for AutoSelect. I was right! I put <META HTTP-EQUIV="Content-Type" CONTENT="text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1"> into the head of WPI.hta and tada! No more Unterminated String Constant JS errors for me. <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="en" lang="en"> <head> <title>Windows Post-Install Wizard</title> <META HTTP-EQUIV="Content-Type" CONTENT="text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1"> <META HTTP-EQUIV="MSThemeCompatible" CONTENT="YES"> <HTA:APPLICATION ID="oApp" APPLICATIONNAME="wpi" ICON="./wpi.ico" CAPTION="yes" ....
  17. RayOK
    Check out Live for Speed. PC racing sim that can do all that and much better when S2 is released.
  18. RayOK
    Live for Speed all the way! Some of the best physics ever and therefore need a nice CPU to run it. Graphics are good in S2, but it's only in a demo phase right now. The online racing and the community at Race Sim Central is awesome. The developers post there often! If you're addicted to NFS then maybe you'll find LFS hard at first because its a simulator whereas NFS is more in the arcade/rice category. You just have to download the demo and play for a few hours to see what I mean. An analog controller, wheel preferably, is almost a must!
  19. RayOK
    It would be soo nice if you could add the driverpacks to nLite. Not as a part of nLite, but like RyanVM does with the updates, just select them at the Integrate Drivers screen and thats it. Maybe this is possible and I'm just out of the loop
  20. RayOK
    I use RyanVM's version. Found here: http://ryanvm.msfn.org It's switchless.. just execute and it does the rest
  21. RayOK
    I love the idea of these driver packs but they are not yet perfect for one of my systems. It uses a Philips sound card, the PSC706. It would be great if your sound DriverPack would include the drivers for it (and maybe the other Philips cards). If you did include them they would most likely go in pack B. It's been a while since they've updated them and I wonder if they ever will again (really doubt it). The drivers can be found here: Philips Sound Card drivers. I know for a fact that the only difference between a 17 and a 1799 is the 99 is refurbished and the drivers are no different between the two. I guess that's the case for all other models. eg: PSC705/00 = PSC705/00B = PSC705/05 = PSC705/17 = PSC705/20. If you do want to include these, maybe I can help? I mean, let me know how they are put together etc and what I need to change. If not that, maybe I can organize all the files you'll need. Thanks for your attention and these awesome packs of course.
  22. RayOK
    Works great! http://flyakite.msfnhosting.com/
  23. RayOK
    We all have problems.. so please tell us exactly what yours is. Unless this is a test of some sort.. Telling us whats in the Macromedia zip and how you handle it would be good for that problem too.
  24. RayOK
    The very first CD I made used a batch file and the fugly DOS box. I then switched to RunOnceEx and it does the job for my system. But now since I have a DVD burner, and can store a lot of programs for multiple computers on it, I will be switching over to WPI and calling it with the RunOnceEx method. Although I admit I haven't messed much with XPlode, WPI just looks good, is powerful and customizeable.
  25. RayOK

    ARGH!

    RayOK replied to RyanVM's topic in General Discussion

    Just uploaded ryanvm jre5.exe to your server. Not sure if the latest version RyanVM made but I guess its better than nothing for some. Hope the official page is up soon.
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