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http://www.winsupersite.com/showcase/windowsxp_n.asp

Source: windowsitpro.com

That would be because SBS2003 has lot more functionality built into it.To stick to MS products, maybe you need to install ISA2004 on top of 2003 standard.

They could, but it works out cheaper to let someone else do it, than paying your own ppl to do it.Plus, u need to be able to hold someone responsible if something is wrong, and sue their a**....

I use SecuritySuite since its a great comprehensive solution: (direct link) http://download.zonelabs.com/bin/free/1043..._60_667_000.exe

Or it means its a trial. Tarun, do you have 2.0.1 currently? Or where did you get it from.... Oh, thats surprising. Linkie to the developer's site?

Try getting sets out of this tool! http://labs.google.com/sets

Hey, Hamachi is great! (for the others - its basically like a cousin of VPN - giving a virtual LAN across public networks)

Another bad thing in this beta is the setup totally refuses to even bother with the HDD, if you've assigned less than 6 GB to your HDD in VMware/VPC/whatever.

Errr ? Maxthon forums are not accessible right now, so cant check it for myself... The last unlimited trial was 2.0.0 aint it? It became pay right since 2.0.1 Or did I miss something?

Some more of the same category - http://www.softpedia.com/get/Internet/Chat...saging-Clients/

nice!

You have to apply the regtweaks to HKCU itself, that part you are doing right. The other part is, you need to apply it at T-13 (via cmdlines.txt) - if this part is not working for you, then maybe there's some error in the way it was done.... That way, you get the tweaks applied to the default user (which is the base for all users created after first boot). Therefore all users will have it applied. Its working fine for me. Basically you do this: create a file called "cmdlines.txt" directly in the $OEM$ folder. (note: no spaces in filename). That cmdlines.txt file gets parsed as if it was a batch file, at T-13, automatically by windows setup. Have the paths written correctly. Here's my cmdlines.txt, for a sample: [Commands] "regedit /S mytweaks.reg"(where the file "mytweaks.reg" is also placed in the same directory - $OEM$) Do try it and tell us how it goes

http://mods.invisionize.com/index.php Try that site Tarun, pretty much every useful mod will be found there. But hey! Thats for Invision! Are you gonna use phpBB? In that case, say so and we'll try identifying where similar mods can be found.

Those, and Welcome Panel on Index mod. The user-group coloring is done via the ACP itself, no mods needed for it. Not too many mods other than these, i think. Probably thats one reason why its very fast, coz otherwise too many mods will slow down the board.

wow, thanks xper! I just hope ppl will use it properly, since otherwise the server might get over-loaded.

Nice one! had read it in paper before, but its still funny the 2nd time around as well.

Yep, presently the closest bet to get it running well on hardware that *IT* knows, is to run it on a Pentium4+Intel 915G mobo+512 MB DDR SDRAM.

Yup, I am using the latest stable version (v2.0 currently). Any other apps that can do this?

Yes, its possible. Apple recently declared its intention to move to Intel processors in place of PowerPC procs by IBM. So they sent out a few Developer machines to a select number of people to help with the transition of code for the new platform. These machines ran the Mac OS-X (v10.4, tiger) built for intel procs with SSE3, but the OS is still a preview, not a final version. FYI, its quite possible that the final OS-X will still run only on hardware made by Apple. Because Apple is mainly a hardware company and their OS is an incidental product, made to sell the hardware. In effect, all that changed is the processor alone - OS-X will still remain in an exclusive club of Apple customers. But for now, the ray of hope is that the Apple Developer Kit machines ran quite a generic version of the OS, not locked down to specific hardware. Therefore, any processor that supports SSE3 instruction set can run it (meaning the Athlon64, Pentium4). The PC-version of Mac-OS is floating around on P2P networks, being (obviously) a massive popular download. It must be said, though, that its not very easy to get it working - its still a geek toy, and it takes close to an hour, before its all running fine. Is this sufficient info? Enjoy.

Or maybe post a list of all the items in your "startup" tab, and we could tell which ones are not needed for sure.

Nope, its not as good. Mainly because it cannot possibly offer the level of fine-tuning that the forum's own search function offers. Oh well.... U win some & lose some!

Thank you!

I dont know a sure-fire solution, but the google toolbar (just above the forum name) is able to find even 3 letter keywords...

FMA seems to be for only Sony-Ericsson. It doesn't even seem to detect my phone! (nokia 3230). Either that, or I'm doing something wrong. Will try fiddling with it some more....