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You should have said best FPS PC game... And, what about Ghost Recon?

*slap* LoLo There are people here who can easily answer this question. You need a bridge. You can set up a PC to bridge the two or you could buy a hardware bridge. Good Luck.

I do believe that was the entire point of the Banana Fingers series. To make fun of Salad Fingers. Not supposed to be extremely funny, but if you've seen the Salad Fingers series you can see how they relate and are funny. Ok.. now I have seen the originals. Still stupid. Not "funny" at all.

That was so stupid, I was actually afraid my heart was going to stop just so that I didn't have to watch anymore. I think you all need something REALLY funny now to make up for that waste of time... www.illwillpress.com Foamy the Squirrel (refer to avatar)

You can't? Oh, my bad... I guess the 1500+ PCs I used this for were all faking it, huh? I concur with Afterdawn. You can't. You're not getting the absolute path. Guess those 1500+ PCs are posin' if you're using that code. I'm not gonna argue with all of you. I have been doing unattended installs for over 3 years, even before it became this big fad on all of the forums. I was interviewed by Jerry Honeycutt (know who he is? Microsoft Press) about my "unique" methods for RIS installations, and I will be in one of his upcomming books about RIS. So, I don't need some 6 post newb to argue with me. Check my past posts... they speak for themselves.

Football I was never really into football until this year. I moved from Indianapolis to Jacksonville. The Superbowl fever that everyone has here since it's being held here in about a month has kinda got me excited. And, being that my old home team has a chance at going (Colts) I am excited. Peyton Manning is the man. "Greatest NFL Quarterback of NFL history!" GO COLTS!!!

I would say Mambo. Excuse me while I plug e-Max Hosting here... If you sign up for an account with them it's built into the cpanel and you can easily have it up and going in minutes. This is what it looks like when you first install it... http://www.everythingit.org/eit/ (my website... for demo purpose) You can find more information at www.mamboserver.com

not for free.... but Native Instruments Traktor is really nice. Also, PCDJ Red is killer.

You could always use the "Export List" feature of AD. Access it under "Actions" or using the icon at the top of the window in AD.

PCs have been this small for atleast a year... Here's one example... http://logisysus.com/catalog/product_info....products_id=188

Show me a credible source that proves this...

Spoken like someone who has never used Norton... Why is Norton used on more than 60% of corporate machines? Because it works!

It uses an InstallShield install. Why not just automate that?

@socialdiscord How is this topic relevant to your post? Also, you join today and your first post is an advertisement... that's just disrespectful. Get a life.

Norton. Just Anti-Virus. I run the corporate edition (extra license from the office). Hardware stateful (not NAT) firewall. I don't mess with software firewalls. Just another thing to take up my resources.

Why not use the Win XP one? Also, there are VNC Viewers that allow you to size the window. Give www.realvnc.com a try. The viewer is all you need, it will work with any existing VNC server.

You can also use IEXPRESS to create an EXE to run your batch file, and you can make this run it hidden.

The army simulator is pretty accurate... You should give it a go.

The army created a game like this... www.army.com

Are you looking to just install something or are you going to create it all on your own?

Answer to your question. Yes, you could make an e-mail host. But in order for anyone to help you we would need to know what OS you are using.

Ever hear the story behind the Playstation? Nintendo approached Sony about creating a CD add-on to their N64 system. For one reason or another Nintendo axed the project when Sony was almost complete. Sony, having a lot of money into this item and nowhere for it to go, turned it into a stand alone system and released it as the Playstation. Too bad for Nintendo... About the DS. It doesn't even have analog controls on it. They just took the gameboy and added a second screen.

You can't? Oh, my bad... I guess the 1500+ PCs I used this for were all faking it, huh? I meant it doesn't work in my situation! Your one isn't that flexible! Well.. never mind! Whatever dewd... Spent 2 years working with RIS and doing network installations using this method. Guess I have no clue what I'm talking about...

Just do yourself a favor... When I went into the corporate world, I thought I knew everything. I was so convinced that I had encountered every situation and dealt with every piece of hardware. I was arrogant about it, and a lot of people hated me for it. Needless to say, it was a big swift kick in the @ss when reality hit me. Now, it's years later and I feel I have a great understanding, but I know I don't know everything. Recommendations... learn about UNC paths, learn about all of the command prompt administration tools, learn about MMC and GPO, Active Directory, and get to know EVERY program you can, especially the Office Suites. I'm not saying you don't already know these things, but be open to the idea that you don't know everything. Don't be so arrogant that the people who want to help you learn, no longer will. Also, I have found that batch/command scripting is still very much used in the corporate world.

Here's what I tell everyone (even family) when they call me about computer problems. Believe me... It works. Either the calls stop, or you get a couple hundred bucks. You wouldn't walk into your brother's place of employment and expect that he is going to give you something for free, why should you be any different? When I call my little brother up to help me work on my car, I pay him... Why? Because that's what he does for a living. There always is the exception to the rule though. My older brother... I will do work for him for free, because I know if I need him he will always be there. He always returns the favor.