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That site does have some good stuff on it. I came across that in my search too. I think that my best bet for integrating with my current site is going to be flash. There are some downsides to every solution, but flash/actionscript seems to be the easiest way to go.

Not really looking for a CMS option, but your post was very helpful as it led me to a few other options, as well as giving me a few other terms to search on. I wasn't aware that this was referred to as carousel. Thanks! I was looking into the YUI, and they have a module for that, so I may...

Hello, I'm trying to figure out the best way to do something, pretty much an amateur, though I've managed a couple of websites, so go easy on me. Just looking for some direction. I want to have one part of my web page rotate through various pieces of information which would include links...

Huh, sorry, must be a version difference, or I'm just plain wrong cuz I was going from memory. You can also change this at the command line like so: sudo hostname $NEW_NAME That one I verified. ;)

Have you searched for that DLL (I'm assuming you mean DLL, not DDL) and tried to manually register it? regsvr32 log4cxx.dll

Assuming this is just a PC with nothing special loaded on it, go to System Menu, Administration, Networking, look on the General tab. Change the name here and reboot (or restart network should do it as well).

Bookmarked and will definitely check them out. Thanks!

Jason, I REALLY appreciate the additional feedback. This is a "once and done," quick and dirty, stand-alone program, but I definitely want to learn to do things correctly. I'm an amateur trying to plow my way through learning as I go with C#. Thanks!

Hi NESWalt, thanks for the reply. I tried typing that exactly as you have it, and that didn't quite work, but this did, which I don't quite understand because I swear I tried this: OleDbCommand MyCommand = new OleDbCommand("SELECT * FROM Mri2009 " + "WHERE DOS = ?", MyConnection)...

Hello all. I have the following code, with which I am attempting to select record in an Access database matching today's date, and for right now I'm simply writing that to the console. The problem I am having is that whenever I add the "where" clause, it breaks my program. If I take that one...

Oh, ok. Well, I can tell you there's nothing modular in this thing.

Burt - how do you go about doing that? There don't appear to be any serviceable parts inside a 3560.

Thanks for the suggestion Burt. I'll give that a try. I've had the thing up trying to ensure it's not going to die on me again, and that seems like a good idea. Could have been "heat creep" or something.

Ok, this is pretty wacky, but I got this switch to boot up. I unplugged and replugged the power supply several times, tried all kinds of different settings as far as baud rates for my terminal connection, and it seems to have just randomly started working. I think I may have a hardware problem...

Ok, got a 3560 that I had sitting in a closet off for some time 6+ months. Went to boot it up to put it in service and this is all it does: Base ethernet MAC Address: 00:21:1b:ee:f2:00 Xmodem file system is available. The password-recovery mechanism is enabled. Initializing Flash...

Ok, found the obvious problem. Had my lines crossed between the AD preparation and the Exchange 2007 preparation. Although 2008 Server can co-exist with 2000 server, and Exchange 2007 can co-exist with Exchange 2000, Exchange 2007 apparently cannot co-exist with 2000 Active Directory...

Greetings, I've promoted a Windows 2008 domain controller to my mixed environment: Single Forest/Domain/Org Windows 2000 DC, Exchange 2000, Windows 2003 DC Functional Level: Windows 2000 Native Mode I've done all the preparation recommended by Microsoft for adding the first Exchange 2007...

Remove everyone except admin and operator from local user group. Or use gpedit.msc on the XP machine and remove the "log on locally" privilege from everyone except those same two users. Should be something like: Click Start, click Run, and then type gpedit.msc to start the Group Policy Editor...

Just a shot in the dark here, but do you have a Cisco network? Does this only happen when you first boot up a PC? If yes to both of those, try setting your access ports to "spanning-tree portfast". There may be a delay in coming up on the network that is causing partial DHCP info to be lost.

Ah, that's because I gave you bad info. Many apologies. That's how you get to it in win2k. In xp it's msinfo32.exe from the run, or the same tool can be found under start/programs/accessories. Here's the script I use to gather some info. I promise this works on 2k, xp and vista: On Error...