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I have the GT220 also. While I'm not experiencing the same problems as you or the OP, I am quite certain it is causing my lockup problem which only occurs when using Firefox. I haven't had a lock up in a while but that's mainly due to me using Chrome more often. I only have this video card because I cheaped out and wanted to get something quick. No more nVidia for me.... whenever I get around to replacing it.

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Well it looks like nVidia has this packaged into a 7Zip installer. So after extracting the actual files out, you "should" be able to use switches on the actual setup.exe. I can't fully test it because I don't have the correct video card to install it. Here is how to record: setup.exe -r -f2"c:\temp\silent.iss" -noreboot Alternatively, here is another method without using the iss file: c:\temp\setup.exe -s -i -noreboot -noeula Here is your full list of switches on the setup.exe contained within the 7Zip exe (also in setup.cfg) <bool name="prestage" property="PrestageInstall"/> <bool name="validate" property="ValidationInstall"/> <string name="validationFile" property="ValidationFile"/> <bool name="i" property="ReducedUI"/> <bool name="forcereboot" property="RebootRequired"/> <bool name="noreboot" property="IgnoreReboot"/> <bool name="k" property="RebootRequired"/> <bool name="n" property="IgnoreReboot"/> <bool name="passive" property="ProgressOnly"/> <bool name="noeula" property="SkipEula"/> <bool name="nofinish" property="SkipFinish"/>

This is how to use the setup.iss file: c:\temp\app\setup.exe /s /f1"c:\temp\app\setup.iss"

I've been called that before.

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I only got to use it for a limited time when my old company was in business so I didn't get into it too much. Then again, art programs are for what you use them for. I rarely would use a lot of those features you speak of (like slicing) that it wouldn't occur to me that they would have been improved.

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You got it completely reversed. "Standard" PNGs don't contain vector data, and an alpha channel is entirely optional. It's an indexed-color, raster image format (again, pixels, no vectors). It's only Fireworks who tacks on its own Fireworks-only data chunks at the end in a proprietary format to pull some of its tricks aka a special "Fireworks PNG" and not a "standard PNG" (which is what you'd probably call a "flattened PNG"). Those Fireworks-only data chunks are in no way part of the PNG standard. You can think standard PNGs as an enhanced GIF basically. Either ways, I knew there had to be someone out there who still uses Fireworks Well that is interesting then. I wasn't aware of any other programs to support PNG (even natively) until my first experience with Fireworks 2 back in college. I had presumed that it started there. Either way, it would seem that Fireworks PNGs are actually more superior to "real" PNG files. Of course I used Fireworks 2 for a few years but now I am at MX 2004, which was the latest version I got from college. I'd tried CS4 but it was only really UI changes so didn't care for it.

What kind of area are we talking about here if you think you need a repeater? N band already has a large broadcast area. What exactly are your requirements? I have a Linksys Dual Band (G and N) router. I have not notice it ever getting hot or even warm.

The user account only needs to have read permissions to the server. I know this is also a concern for internal use but while I leave no trace of a username/password on the system you cannot ever be too careful. Even in an enterprise environment, you don't want any curious employees logging in and start clicking buttons.... so here is what I do. I create an account in AD, and leave it assigned to the Users group. Of course make a password. Then give it read permissions on any file share or the Reminst folder. It doesn't need anything else. This way if people get the password it won't matter because that account can't do anything, and it can only access the deployment shares you specify. You NEVER need the Domain Admin account for anything. Work with users and OUs to handle anything you need to do. Create an account that can only do Domain Joins, create one that can only be used for RDP, etc. Otherwise, you can try using a FirstLogonCmds that deletes that XML file.

The only time I've seen a server in the DMZ was if it is running a web server app. What is the particular reason you have it in the DMZ? Also I'm not too keen on the idea of having a DC in the DMZ... sounds like a possible security concern.

What tool did you use to make this CD?

I'm taking a look at a driver example. You may want to play with the idea at least unless someone else can figure out something (did you look for any PowerShell cmds? ) Taking for example and Intel NIC driver, e1k6032.inf (and I am aware not all INFs are created equal) I can see something along these lines for where it builds the Reg file: ; EnablePME HKR,Ndi\Params\EnablePME, ParamDesc, 0, %Enable_PME% HKR,Ndi\Params\EnablePME, Type, 0, "enum" HKR,Ndi\Params\EnablePME, Default, 0, "0" HKR,Ndi\Params\EnablePME\Enum, "1", 0, %Enabled% HKR,Ndi\Params\EnablePME\Enum, "0", 0, %Disabled% One would presume that if you have changed the Default it would be enabled? HKR,Ndi\Params\EnablePME, Default, 0, "1"

You already posted one! But try to join other discussions besides just your programs too. We love smiting spammers. EDIT - I see why you asked about your application now... It falls under this rule:

The only vector objects are shapes and paths. Fonts do not count! Let me try to explain. PNG will do one of the three anti-aliasing types (strong, feather, crisp) applied to a group of characters. So say you have a 14 point font object with Crisp AA. It will only AA at 14point, so doing a normal resize on the image will cause the pixels to appear. Because the resize is stretching a 14point font and not making it like 18 point or something in order to make it bigger. I believe Photoshop works in the same way as far as font scaling. Now Illustrator will actually scale up the font point size if you try to enlarge the image, as will using an SVG format, since "fonts" or letters do not specifically rely on the client to render them but are actually stored in a coordinate system. And of course, since you flatten the image in order to save you end up making any paths or shapes (which you don't have in the guitar_mike example) raster objects. Or technically they cease to become objects since the entire image becomes the one raster object and can't actually keep any metadata in it in order for the JPG or BMP to do something else... except keep a RAR file in it, but that's another story.

Yes or you could just look at the actual slot on the board. Then compare against whatever pictures are of the video card.

Neither of those PNGs are truely PNGs anymore, except perhaps if they had any alpha transparency in them. These are already flattened and not longer maintain their vector properties! I've encountered this before trying to export items from Photoshop in order to work on them in Fireworks, I found the PNG format is not preferrable. Photoshop makes them basically act like JPGs, which is why the zooming makes them appear to be JPGs. Also the color difference isn't a fault of the browser, as Fireworks shows them in that color as well. IMO, PNGs should only be used when you need a high resolution image that contains transparencies. For this, GIFs are not a good use, use PNG instead. Otherwise, the complexity differences are negligable in the PNG vs JPG debate. AFAIK the browser does not do anything with the layer or vector metadata in a PNG file. I rarely will keep a PNG around unless I feel the need to work on something again in the future. In that case, I can re-open an old PNG and make changes easily, but only if the PNG wasn't exported or flattened. This is even possible between different versions and installs of Fireworks. However for some reason Fireworks isn't a commonly used program so you'd be hard pressed finding any PNGs online that were natively saved with it. Example, PNG created by a different Fireworks on a different computer, opened on this PC (after it wants me to replace fonts) shows layers and vector properties still intact: And I made a PNG just for test with 5 layers. Two are shapes and three are word blocks. If I download this "yarrr" (its on Photobucket) and open it in Fireworks, the layers and vector shapes are still usable.

Did this texture pack fix your display issue?

Be careful! Not all AGP are created equally. I found this out the hard way when I realised my Voodoo 5500 wouldn't go in my D850MV board. There are more than one kind of AGP slot. Be very certain you get the right one or else you just have an expensive paperweight. Different AGP slots on ToW

Strangely MS has the offline setup in the same place as the online setup. Here is my way to get it. Go here: http://explore.live.com/windows-live-essentials-xp Select your language in the drop down. Right-click on the "download now" button and copy link location. You'll get a URL like this: http://g.live.com/1rewlive3/en/wlsetup-web.exe??WLXID=xxxx&RID=xxxx&TID=xxxx= change the URL to use something like this: http://g.live.com/1rewlive3/en/wlsetup-all.exe??WLXID=xxxx&RID=xxxx&TID=xxxx= So I just changed "web" to "all"

You posted this on Social too? Are you sure it isn't necessarily Windows 7 fault and actually something in the NIC's driver? I am going to think that this isn't a general setting, instead its a per-device setting. Anyways, there may be some extra info in Implementing WOL code. For example, it actually checks the current state of a NIC's power setting. You could skip this step, but have you tried using that code?

You likely will! Don't forget to use tags. Stay away from the [codebox] tags tho.

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