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IcemanND

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  1. drop it repeatedly while on and playing. but in such a way as to leave ne evidence on the iPod.
  2. If you don't want another application, get the Extended ASCII table, then you can use ALT+ the 3 digit ASCII code to put the character directly into the batch file yourself. ALT+200 = ╚ ALT+201 = ╔ ALT+187 = ╗ ALT+188 = ╝
  3. if you have a maintenance contract for Ghost corporate or can get a copy of it, get the Ghost solutions suite v1.1 or I believe 2 is now out. The Boot wizard that comes with it has the ability to make a cd iso.
  4. it all depends upon what you want to accomplish.
  5. CMDOW, external app, google it
  6. put your gizmo behind a router in the DMZ and don't connect your computers through it. If it's available on the router turn on qos for SIPS on the router for the port you plugged you gizmo into and your problems should go away. The gizmo is a terrible router and will always reserve too much bandwidth for a potential phone call. You can also check sunrocketforums.com there is some good information there.
  7. I like that idea. Or does stringreplace allow for wildcards? That be too easy.
  8. I'm guessing that you adapter has a power connection of the floppy driver variety, and your hard drive has the normal molex connector on it. If that is the case you probably want both, but it depends upon the adapter. Your SATA connection is probably already enable on your motherboard, bu you should check in the bios to be sure. If you have seen the SATA controller listed in the device manager in windows then it should just work when you plug it in.
  9. you could put it in a loop. depending upon the languae you are using you may be able to do for x:=a to z mystring:=stringreplace(mystring, ' ' & x, ' ' & upcase(x), [rfReplaceAll]); next or for x:=97 to 122 mystring:=stringreplace(mystring, ' ' & chr(x), ' ' & chr(x-32), [rfReplaceAll]); next Or another optiopn would be to go throught the string on character at a time and when you find a space you replace the next character with uppercase.
  10. It could be a HAL issue or a HDD controller issue.
  11. that worked, no error this time either.
  12. No but this did Act.Run("Mshta.exe " & chr(34) & QFE & chr(34)),1,True Except after it came up I got a runtime error line: 36 Access denied. The line with the </style> tag Margin-Top:1;Margin-Bottom:1; Margin-Left:4;Margin-Right:4; Padding-Top:0;Padding-Bottom:0; Padding-Left:4;Padding-Right:4; Text-Align:Left; Vertical-Align:Middle; Border-Top:0px Transparent;Border-Bottom:0px Transparent Border-Left:0px Transparent;Border-Right:0px Transparent;} </STYLE></HEAD><BODY OnLoad='window.resizeTo(625,325);'> « XP Quick Fix Engineering » « ----------------------------------- » <TABLE Border='1'><TD Class='Td2' Style=Width:600px;Text-Align:Center;'>XP Quick Fix Engineering</TD></TABLE><TABLE><TD Class='Td1' Style=Width:225px;'>QFE Caption</TD><TD Class='Td1' Style=Width:375px;Color:#AD1111;'></TD></TABLE><TABLE><TD Class='Td1' Style=Width:225px;'>QFE Description</TD><TD Class='Td1' Style=Width:375px;Color:#AD1111;'>Security Update for Windows Media Player 6.4 (KB925398)</TD></TABLE> It resized it ok so I'm not sure what happened there.
  13. Text file worked fine now only got back XP updates. HTA output kind of worked. The file was generated, but when it launches you get a blank window with 'C:\documents' in the title bar. If I run the HTA file created on the desktop it works fine.
  14. XP sp2: HTA output never finished after 10 minutes. Text output came up in under 2 minutes, but had empty vista entires and a couple of duplicates like alperefe said.
  15. Welcome to MSFN. Don't have too much fun It can be addicting.
  16. Nice tutorial. Yes, automated tools are nice but when they don't work then what are you going to do if you don't know how to do it the hard way.
  17. Best bet, backup you data and reload XP on a clean, freshly formatted drive. I have never seen and upgrade of and M$ os go without problems.
  18. yes. search for information on creating a dos boot menu. If you are using the ghost boot wizard to create boot disks you could just edit the existing menu that it creates for your purposes.
  19. If you are using a dos bootable cd you can add a menu to the beginning of the boot process and youse the CHOICE command to get their response.
  20. the ghost solutions suite 1.1 has a boot disk creator which does just that.
  21. PDFCreator
  22. not drivers for the hard drive, you need them for the SATA controller on the motherboard. Should be on the drivers cd that came with your motherboard.
  23. You need to add the textmode sata drivers to your install cd, or press F6 at the beginning of install when prompted and provide a floppy with the drivers.
  24. Are any of the machines you are going to deploy your image to ACPI Standard HALs to start with when installing XP normally? I believe all of the systems you described are either ACPI UNI or MULTI processors HALs. If this is the case build your image on a Multiprocessor HAL system, so one of the dual cores, then add the line to sysprep to downgrade it to a uniprocessor HAL if it is needed when deployed.
  25. Was never added to windows 2000. What do you want for old technology?
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