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Well switching off UAC isn't an option now or before, so there is some other setting that was changed that would enable macros to work....

I have an text editor (multiedit 8 from the days of windows 98) that has great keyboard macro recording features. On my previous windows 7, the keyboard macros wouldn't work at all, UNTIL I spent hours tweaking a ton of settings. THEN macro recording worked great under win7. NOW I...

That does make sense for detecting the active connection. But what I'd like to know is did my computer send the computer name to the router at that time? I didn't think a machine on a static IP would send the machine name. Or (something I just thought of) maybe the router used the computer...

I changed my windows XP workstation to have a static IP of 192.168.0.70 (I've never used that IP before). So I was then able to access my netgear router (an el cheapo MR814v3) to turn on its DHCP function. However, I then clicked on "connected devices" and saw my IP (192.168.0.70) .... AND...

Found the problem. The port that worked was a gigabit port which had auto mdi/mdx, and the other one that didn't work didn't have the auto mdi/mdx, so it needed a crossover cable to work right.

Thanks for your reply. Basically when I plug the cable into the Lenovo, I see that my network connection is detecting some kind of signal on the cat5 cable that is plugged into the Dell which is powered off (but still listening for magic packet), because the Lenovo starts attempting DHCP when...

I have a Dell laptop that I can turn on by sending a magic packet from a Lenovo laptop. (using a cat5 cable connected between the built-in ethernet ports on both computers) When the Dell is OFF and I plug the cat5 cable into my Lenovo, the Lenovo's network icon indicates that it is attempting...

When I plug in an ethernet cable into my network port, sometimes there is a green light, and sometimes the light is yellow instead. I can't find this documented anywhere, what exactly do those colors mean?

Great, thanks!

Say I have a customers table and a history table CUSTOMERS TABLE customer_id name 1 Bob 2 Ted HISTORY TABLE history_id customer_id status date 1 1 2 3/1/08 2 1 3 3/4/08 3 1 4 3/2/08 4...

Whoops I have dislexia this morning. I need oracle 8.1.7 for AIX 5.3, not 3.5!

We are migrating to AIX 3.5 and our perl libraries require the Oracle 8.1.7 client and won't work with the newer clients. Is 8.1.7 for AIX available for download anywhere?

awesome, thanks!

How can I vertically align the 2 buttons displayed by the following html? BTW I'm only concerned with firefox, and the below example can be seen at http://www.webstuffy.com/junk.html <table> <tr> <td> <input value="google" type=button onclick="location.href='http://www.google.com'">...

Using tk on linux, I want to display a messagebox for a second, then have it disappear without human interaction, either by a 1 second timeout or by closing the window in my perl script. How can I do that? Here is what I have now (since it loops o MainLoop() I don't know how to timeout or...

I am having a problem getting my linksys router (BEFSR41v2, 4 port hardwired) to negotiate DHCP. I have it connected to another router via the uplink port (and have also tried connecting it straight to the cable modem) I click on the status page, and the IP address is 0.0.0.0, I click DHCP...

I set up 3 computers on a linksys wireless router (two wireless and one hardwired). Two of them are a client's computers and one of them is mine. All computers have internet access via DHCP (addresses 192.168.1.100 etc) however from my computer, I am unable to ping the other 2 computers...

no I just don't want the server code to be visibly available to anybody with access to the server.

I use a utility called shc (http://aplawrence.com/Linux/shc.html) to encrypt a perl script by creating an executable by putting a C wrapper around the script. The encrypted executable runs fine from the command line, however I am unable to get it to run through the apache server in cgi-bin...

Well my point is, I thought that logging in and getting an IP was only the job of the DSL modem, not the router?