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Numinous

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  1. its been a while since i did this so its a wee bit hazy.. you need to create a file in your $oem$ folder called whatever.ins that should contain something like this ::

    [Internet_Mail]
    Use_IMAP=Yes
    IMAP_Server=********
    SMTP_Server=********
    Logon_Using_SPA=No
    SMTP_Logon_Using_SPA=No
    SMTP_Logon_Required=0
    IMAP_Root_Folder=InBox
    Use_Special_Folders=0
    Junk_Mail_Filtering=1
    Default_Client=Yes
    HTML_Msgs=1

    [Outlook_Express_Global]
    Read_Only=0
    Disable_Account_Access=0

    [Outlook_Express]
    Folder_Bar=1
    Folder_List=1
    Outlook_Bar=0
    Status_Bar=1
    Contacts=1
    Tip_Day=0
    Toolbar=1
    Show_Toolbar_Text=1
    Preview_Pane=1
    Show_Preview_Header=1
    Show_Preview_Beside_Msgs=0

    [Mail_Signature]
    Use_Mail_For_News=0
    Use_Signature=0

    [Signature]
    Use_Signature=0

    [Proxy]
    Proxy_Enable=0
    Use_Same_Proxy=1

    [User]
    Display_Password=No
    Name=*********
    Password=*********
    Requires_Logon=No

    you can find a full list of settings in a help file that comes with the ieak6 package

    mines configured to use imap4 instead of pop3 so you'll need to make changes there

    add this to winnt.sif

    [Branding]
       BrandIEUsingUnattended=No
       IEBrandingFile=whatever.ins

    have fun :D

  2. for the same reason anyone would want to convert a reg file to an inf file ..lol :)

    i want it because i use a folder full of reg files processed with a command like this..

    for %%i in (%systemdrive%\install\regtweaks\*.reg) do start /wait regedit /s %%i

    seeing as regedit exports reg files it makes things a whole lot easier

    if i need to add or remove a tweak i just drop it in or move it out of the folder

  3. in xp you can prioritize device IRQs to improve performance

    open the system information utility (msinfo32.exe) ..to view your systems IRQs navigate to Hardware Resources\IRQs

    open regedit and navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\PriorityControl

    create a new DWORD value called IRQ#Priority, where # would be the IRQ of the device to prioritize (for example IRQ8Priority for IRQ 8, your system CMOS).

    double-click the new value, and enter a number for its priority.. enter 1 for top priority, 2 for second, and so-on.. make sure not to enter the same priority number for two entries.. keep it simple at first by experimenting with only one or two values.. good results can be achieved by prioritizing IRQ 8 (the system CMOS) and the video cards corresponding IRQ

    export your settings to a reg file and add them to your reg tweaks

    reboot your machine

    :)

  4. my original post was about microsofts patching techniques.. i find it laughable.. they cant even decide which name to use.. kb or q.. resulting in something unique to microsoft, a kb and q fix for one vulnerablity.. *laughs* ..two types of patches that use different sets of switch's.. *laughs* ..microsofts patch's leave a lot to desire.. consistency is the key, thats one thing microsoft know nothing about.. all i see is windows going from bad to worse.. you gotta remember, even elvis died when he got big and bloated ..i think it goes without saying that linux is more secure than windows.. after all, windows is a swiss army knife style web browser *laughs* ..from my experience with linux, it can do everything windows can.. there isnt one thing that windows has got that doesnt come with a linux distribution.. apart from, a can full of holes for people to slip through and a crap firewall.. *laughs* ..even windows has crap driver support.. windows vulnerabilities are ruining the internet.. my broadband activity light is permanently on with ping requests trying to sniff theyre way around my network, port 135 is being bombarded with adverts, and the rpc vulnerability has put the icing on the cake.. ive lost 7kbps bandwidth and thats just me out of god knows how many broadband users running microsofts vulnerable software.. im enjoying watching microsoft bang nails in theyre coffin ..and if i was to say i know a little about how these things work i'd be a liar.. Ms.NWar is right when she says people write theyre code to work with microsofts software.. not the other way round ..its good to see more software house's realise the importance of writing cross platform code.. yes the xbox was hacked.. and you know why lol.. cause people wanted to run linux on it :)

  5. at last success changing the default console font for your unattended batch's.. get that matrix look and feel... nice :rolleyes:

    change these lines in hivedef.inf

    HKCU,"Console","FaceName",0x00000002,"Lucida Console"

    HKCU,"Console","FontFamily",0x00010003,54

    HKCU,"Console","FontSize",0x00010003,786432

    HKCU,"Console","FontWeight",0x00010003,400

    unfortunately its lucida console or the crappy default font.. the settings here will give you a 7x12 lucida font

    maybe go fullscreen by changing this line

    HKCU,"Console","FullScreen",0x00010003,0

    :)

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