hi alpha4eva,
i think it should be in /etc/rc.d/init
something like that, i'm new in linux too
try searching this forum for '/etc/rc', and you'll find lots of helpful posts.
good luck. ----------------------------------------
There's no good nor evil, it's all in the mind.
ops, sorry
go /etc/X11
edit the file XF86Config change the resolution back to the previous one that is working.
or remove x server from auto startup. ----------------------------------------
There's no good nor evil, it's all in the mind.
hi,
press ctrl-alt-F2 for another console login screen (if i'm not mistaken)
then change your startup screen from there.
regards,
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There's no good nor evil, it's all in the mind.
do scandisk on your drive, it could be invalid file structure on the disk, and it could just happen that the cookie file is affected. ----------------------------------------
There's no good nor evil, it's all in the mind.
sorry, i have no idea on MAPI thingy.
try www.torry.net, u might find something on MAPI there. ----------------------------------------
There's no good nor evil, it's all in the mind.
you can't, but u can use other protocol to do so, say HTTP, FTP, but it's not email anymore. ----------------------------------------
There's no good nor evil, it's all in the mind.
u can create a batch file containing this 2 lines:
@echo off
qbasic /run theprog.bas
but once the program finishes it will return to qbasic
another way is to use quickbasic to compile it to .exe ----------------------------------------
There's no good nor evil, it's all in the mind.
get quickbasic 4.5 or ms basic PDS 7.1
split the program into separate modules if possible, to ease development and allow larger program size.
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There's no good nor evil, it's all in the mind.
one way is like this:
first, when u design note the width and height of your form, then on formresize event set the width and height to the value that you noted down.
good luck.
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There's no good nor evil, it's all in the mind.
i dun understand what u saying, at first i thought u have a existing form problem, but then again u r asking how to perform certain task on a form ???
please clarify ----------------------------------------
There's no good nor evil, it's all in the mind.
it could be java, spyware, trojan, or virus in your system.
check your system throughly.
i've been using opera since version 4, it's still the most stable and the fastest of all browser in windowz. ----------------------------------------
There's no good nor evil, it's all in the mind.
if u're using ASCII for the game, i assume that you'll be running on text mode.
u can use the x and y position of your ASCII 'character', and check for collision if the position is the same.
good luck. ----------------------------------------
There's no good nor evil, it's all in the mind.
u shouldn't use this
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<INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="FirstName" VALUE="<%= Session(SiteID + "FirstName") %>" SIZE="20" MAXCHARS="20">
must be like this
<INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="FirstName"...
go here for the memory problem
http://www.techadvice.com/specs/answer.asp?aid=182
once your memory problem solved, u should be able to defrag ----------------------------------------
There's no good nor evil, it's all in the mind.
some characters are not readable by english version of windows, try renaming the files instead (use DOS, if explorer doesn't work)
if it doesn't work too, try renaming the extension to a unique one first(make sure no any other files have that extension in the directory that you stored the...
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