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Indeed, many supercomputers, including the world's fastest (IBM's Blue Gene) still use 32-bit processors. There was a journal article called "An Extra Thirty-Two Useless Bits"... can't remember much of it now...

Indeed. I remember the old ones (c. 1980s) used to actually explode if run unloaded.The newer ones have better regulation so they don't do that.

I suggest you stop using those ports, for they are overvolting your drive.

...region coding? In AVI files? I think you're mistaken.

build 4807 is okay to use BUT it has security flaws and exposes Win98/ME systems to several security breaches. build 4948 fixes these security bugs. better off updating to 5.50.4948.700 of BROWSEUI.DLL to secure Win98/ME Show me one proof-of-concept of any of these claimed "security flaws", and maybe I'll consider. Otherwise, remember I've been malware-free ever since I installed 98se half a decade ago.

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=87883 I think we've had enough of these threads...

DirectX 4? We're up to 9 now... Download full version and install: http://download.microsoft.com/download/8/1/e/81ed90eb-dd87-4a23-aedc-298a9603b4e4/directx_9c_redist.exe

You know there are alternative codecs for the same functionality, such as Quicktime Alternative...

Very limited backwards-compatibility at the moment. And drivers are an issue.

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.zip\shellex if there's any subkeys there. Otherwise look at the default value for the .zip key and scroll down until you find it on the left side, then open that key and you should find the shellex along with the shell subkeys.

Figure out what domains the adverts are being served from (netstat from cmd prompt) Block in HOSTS.

Then install WinZip/WinRAR/7zip (my preference) and associate it with .zip file extension If Vista has additional shell extensions for .zip that prevents the above from working, simply delete those shellexs.

What.

What exactly do you mean? (I hope this is not a troll).

Umm... networking? Use your imagination.

That bitmap is somewhere in there, so a hex editor and a little thinking should extract it for editing

If you want to mod esdi_506.pdr yourself or write your own disk access driver, go ahead. I'm definitely not going to do it, for several reasons: - Hardware RAID is much safer and already available on many mobos. - Modifying the driver to do it would be extremely difficult. - Disk access from DOS would be impossible. Edit: Those 4 500Gb disks and the RAID controller are coming. Soon, I hope.

First of all, there is nothing wrong with SetFilePointer as it uses 64-bit file pointers; the problem is in _llseek which interprets its 32-bit filepointer as signed irregardless of the desired seek (from the beginning, from the current position, or from the end), and thus attempts to move the file pointer past the beginning of the file even when the desired seek is from the beginning (in which case a negative offset would be nonsensical). In the unfixed version of _llseek, SetFilePointer gets passed the sign-extended file pointer, causing *it* to attempt to seek past the beginning of the file. I have fixed this by forcing it to zero-extend the file pointer to 64 bits (thus keeping its sign positive) *only* when a seek from the beginning is specified. Otherwise the file pointer is signed and can be moved within the file as usual.Anonymous seems to have fixed shell32.dll to use SetFilePointer instead, although this still leaves _llseek flawed. SetFilePointer doesn't need any changes. That second paragraph regarding pre-enlargement was just a discussion of the benefits/disadvantages of implementing Copy2Gb by omitting pre-enlargement altogether (and thus avoiding the use of the flawed _llseek).

These Word 2003 and Excel 2003 viewers use some system functions that are not implemented in Windows 98 and therefore cannot be used here. You can use old Word 97 and Excel 97 viewer but the quality is not very high. The official download page was removed by Microsoft but the files themselves are still there: http://download.microsoft.com/download/wor...S/wd97vwr32.exe http://download.microsoft.com/download/exc...US/xlViewer.exe Petr Which functions exactly? We have kernel update which adds a few APIs, you know...

In all honesty I would definitely NOT buy an unsupported/discontinued software at all.M$ has already made all the profit it can from 9x. They basically don't care about it any more/

Make sure there are no open files and then just pull it out...

This indicates filesystem corruption. Do a chkdsk from command prompt.

One gigabit is... 128MB.352MB is 2.75 gigabits.

What exactly do you mean by 'disable'?? I'm not understanding.

The screen automatically switches off when the lid is down far enough. It's a hardware feature.