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mobo.
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Check PSU.
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Registry entries, usually. Monitor the installation process with RegMon.
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I prefer 7zip, mainly because it's a lot faster and has a better progress bar, as indicated above. I really don't care how the GUI looks, since I'm not one of those who are obsessed with the appearance -- as long as it works, and it works perfectly fine.
7zip is smaller and faster even though it does not support as many formats (although I don't need such diverse support anyway).
BTW IzArc is written in Delphi (executable is packed down to 780K, but it's actually moar liek 2.8M), which is likely the reason for it's lower performance.
7zip looks like MFC (executable is only 293K, not packed).
We can compare codec modules from each archiver for each format:
7zip: IzArc:
7z: 137K 505K
RAR: 56.5K 160K
CAB: 43.5K 57.5K
I don't think I need to elaborate.
...BTW, I use LZH/LH7 for my own archiving purposes. The compression is much better than ZIP, quite similar to RAR (sometimes better than).
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...with a little use of the Brain?
...and I don't even know much about Delphi.Titel: string[30];Artist: string[30];
end;
var
Form1: TForm1;
implementation
{$R *.dfm}
function readID3Tag(FileName: string): TID3Tag;
var
FS: TFileStream;
Buffer: array [1..128] of Char;
begin
FS := TFileStream.Create(FileName, fmOpenRead or fmShareDenyWrite);
try
FS.Seek(-128, soFromEnd);
FS.Read(Buffer, 128);
with Result do
begin
ID := Copy(Buffer, 1, 3);
Titel := Copy(Buffer, 4, 30);
Artist := Copy(Buffer, 34, 30);
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I don't find that a problem, maybe the CPU is still hot?
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if you're feelin' lucky, you could drop it on concrete...assuming that the case its in would shatter and the hard drive would just fall to the ground unharmed.
if the fall was that hard, the HDD platters would probably shatter as well
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Even easier and free: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysintern...ies/Regmon.mspx
Regmon.
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public domain
do anything you want
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The Pro CD has several files that are different / not included in home edition. You need the CD, but legally the upgrade version is cheapest.Can one simply purchase a license/key and use a Home CD to install Pro via the PID?0 -
If they're TTFs they should work... and usually just copying them over is fine.
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Redownload.
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"weird theme that isn't standard"? Explain?
Screenshots are helpful.
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Better to do it from DOS.
It is BIOS-specific, so I doubt there is a generic tool to change it (but resetting it, can find some).
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I knew this would happen...
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Agree, learn the Win32 API.
It's a bit different from "normal" programming but isn't too hard once you figure out how the window manager works.
Get the "Win32.HLP" ~10MB Win32API Reference. It's very useful.
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Reciprocating saw? Just try not to cut too deep
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Look at some of the 3d modelers that demoscene groups use.
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Add the following line below the [386Enh] entry.
MaxPhysPage=3FE00
This will limit Windows 98SE to 1020 Megs of RAM.
If you experience any problem use this value instead:
MaxPhysPage=3C000
Locate the following entry: [vcache]
Add the following lines below the [vcache] entry.
MinFileCache=100000
MaxFileCache=100000
MaxPhysPage is unnecessary
MinFileCache and MaxFileCache should be set to powers of 2 - e.g. 131072.
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http://66.94.233.46/babelfish/trurl_pageco.../msfn.org/board
Don't ever try to Post though.
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http://hddguru.com/content/en/software/2005.10.02-MHDD/
Low-level surface scanner. Will identify dying sectors (and correct them, although this will cause data loss -- backup!)
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Imagine what the performance of hardware-rendered Windows Classic would be like...
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Enable48BitLBA | Break the 137Gb barrier!
Who said it couldn't be done? Enjoy your huge disks
Enable48BitLBA | Disjunction love 137Gb enclosure!Who preceding it water in motion' exist unimproved? Happen your great exteriority
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if the fall was that hard, the HDD platters would probably shatter as well
Accessing the internet with a single static IP
in Networks and the Internet
Posted · Edited by LLXX
Even the cheapest ones these days should have those capabilities.