I have a 1080P laptop that I would like to use the 125% scaling when I am using only the laptop screen.
But when I am in my office and connected to my 2 24" monitors, I would like to use the 100% scaling.
Is there a way to have this set BEFORE I login, so I don't have to go in and choose it...
itsp1965,
What sort of connectivity issues could it be? The machine was an old P3 gateway, but I recently converted it into a VM on ESXi 3.5
Thanks,
Bryan
> when logging in with admin, are you logging in locally?
I can login locally and on the domain
>is there anything between the laptop and the domain?
Just our local network, which has a lot of things on it, so maybe there is confusion. There are 2 other domains controllers on the network...
Hello,
I work at a youth center and we have a Windows 2000 domain for our computer lab (our whole center runs off a Windows 2003 domain, but the computer lab is separate).
For no reason that I can easily discern, some users and/or computers (they are all acer and dell laptops) cannot get to...
Dianecht, could you give me an example of a simple jsp page to do that? Also, would that work on IE and Firefox, for Mac and Windows?
I am a PHP guy, I have not messed with java in a long time, so I would appreciate any help.
Thanks,
Bryan
Does anyone know of a simple applet that just chooses folders from a local PC. I am wanting to incorporate it into an "intranet" config file tool (where a user would choose folders on their computer to save to a config file). I don't need the folder contents, just the path.
i.e. C:\Documents...
Hello,
I have a script that does a lot of different things. In the process it racks up the memory to over 700mb. This is way too much. One thing I would love to do is free up some memory in the middle of the script (maybe after dumping some information to a database or something). The only...
Hello,
It has recently come to my attention that DOUBLE(10,2) may not be the best way to format my fields that hold US currency values. It seems as if DECIMAL(14,2) may be a better solution. My question is if there is any concern in going in and just changing the fields from DOUBLE(10,2) to...
The short of it is, that I can't put it outside the div.
The long of it is, that it gets created INSIDE the div by an ajax call AFTER the original page (that holds the "reldiv") gets loaded. So it would be very complicated to do it that way.
So back to the basic question.
Is there a way to...
Hello,
Ok, if I have a relative div ("reldiv") at x,y coordinates 100,100 of the overall viewport. And inside "reldiv" I have an absolute div ("relabsdiv"). And I want to move "relabsdiv" to point 0,0 of the overall viewport, it only moves it to point 0,0 of the relative div. I understand...
Even using the canned example that they have for the class (http://www.phpclasses.org/browse/file/17927.html), only changing the device to "/dev/ttyS0", it will hang.
If anyone has a device on "/dev/ttyS0" on a linux machine and would be willing to try out the example that comes with the...
Hello,
I have a modem on the Serial Port and am trying to use PHP to read/write to it. I found this:
http://www.phpclasses.org/browse/package/3679.html
It seems like it would work great, except, for some reason, on this server, when I fopen("/dev/ttyS0", "r+"), it just hangs, doesn't give an...
Is there a way , at the bottom of a script, to show how much, in size, was loaded for the script. For example, it is a 300kb php file that includes 2 600 kb files, so it loaded 1.5mb?
Not even sure if I am thinking about this right, just want to un-bloat my scripts :)
Thanks.
Hello,
I am working with a web app that exports a report into excel. So at this point I have the ability to just put text into a cell. Is there a way to put some sort of function, or something into a cell of excel that will be rendered as a web image.
Thanks,
Bryan
Hello,
I may be crazy but it seems like if I have a table inside a <div...> with a "onMouseOver" attribute, and you mouse over the "edges" of the table, it will trigger the "onMouseOut" event, even though it is still inside the <div...>
Anybody heard of this?
Thanks,
Bryan
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