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You may need to edit the servername directive on /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf file and restart with /etc/rc.d/rc2.d/K15httpd restart Hope it help

All right, the *.rpm files are binaries (much like any install or setup program in windows, but they're not executables like the *.exe) and you can find them in GnoRPM (in Gnome) or Kpackage (in KDE) and they are installed with default options. If you want some other feature, the best option is...

Hi, i've installed Samba on Red Hat 6.2 and runs ok, but when i install Red Hat 7.2 it doesn't work, i can see the win 9x shared folders on my RH box with smbclient very good, but when i tried on a win 9x box i can't see the RH shared. In the smb.conf file i have the encrypt password enabled Can...

Hi, For use with apache web server, you probably choose PHP wich is very use to use and install, and maybe you already have --> http://www.php.net Hope this helps

U can't, that's because the rich text box show proportional fonts (u know, the i and m and other have a different size).

If your position is fixed, you may use the Mid$() Function to determine if the field contain characters. Or you can use the IsNumeric() Function, it will return a boolean indicates true if ALL YOUR CHARACTERS are numeric else return false. Then you can use the Val() Function that return the...

Are you running the Macro on Word? or this macro is part of your VB app? I have a lot of reports in this way and it didn't do nothing wrong Can you send me a copy of your VB code? rmadiedo@excite.com

If you are coding the connection (not in the ADODC Object), the easiest (and the recommended in some books) way to do is making a connection &quot;in fly&quot; and closing and opening every time you need to: Dim cn As New ADODB.Connection Private Sub cmdConnect () If cn.State <>...

What RDD are you using? I've some troubles with CDX on Windows (any) and i didn't try other than the NTX wich is functional on Windows environments

Just send the bell character: SET DEVICE TO PRINT . . . ?Chr(7) // This will do the job // OR @ PRow(), PCol () SAY Chr(7) // The same as before

Try with wdclear.exe an utility i found in the Net, can't remember the location, but if you don't get it, e-mail me and i'll send you. This utility cleans the drive (write 0's to all the hd cylinders), and let you make a new partition