I can't argue with you, but at least it's available.
What bothers me is why something so useful isn't part of Windows, especially since it was released nine years ago.
I know it's not in the GUI, but it is possible.
I'm probably stating the obvious, but it's here:
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{645FF040-5081-101B-9F08-0 0AA002F954E}
The (Default) string is the one you want.
Didn't all the DOS games that needed XMS use the DOS/4GW DOS extender?
I didn't run my DOS games in Windows, and I still don't. I've got a K6-2 hanging around for the occasional blast from the past.
Yes, but you still see people here who can't make links, some because they're lazy, some because they don't want the server Slashdotted, and some because they just don't know how.
Even more 1337 is that your HTML tags were displayed and not interpreted.
For those who want to know, use > for > and < for <
I'll leave the explaination of how I got the & to display an exercise for the reader.
Proxy access is through a group on the NT domain, and we have to change our domain passwords every 30 days.
It's too frequent. It encourages users to cycle through passwords like 1234567, 2345671, 3456712, 4567... you get the point. I've seen these particular psswords in the wild.
The new guy in Legal just requested Firefox.
Management have OKed it, I just installed it.
There were already 3 unofficial installs, now the landslide begins. 4 down, 496 to go.
Off topic, but I've gotta' say it. Firefox used to require a proxyserver password, and we have to change every 30 days. Now it uses the login credentials like IE. The last barrier to corporate deployment here.
Since you're able to post, I assume you're joking.
IE does do this from time to time, though.
If you ever need to fix it, go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main and delete the string Window_Placement
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I can't argue with you, but at least it's available.
What bothers me is why something so useful isn't part of Windows, especially since it was released nine years ago.
CREdit works for me.
I know it's not in the GUI, but it is possible.0 0AA002F954E}
I'm probably stating the obvious, but it's here:
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{645FF040-5081-101B-9F08-
The (Default) string is the one you want.
I install the Windows 95 Target PoweerToy. It works under XP.
It gives you a Target sub-context menu. The first item is Open Containing Folder.
IIclick?
For the humour impaired, not a typo.
No, it's copyleft infringement.
My XP laptop has two static address. One wired, one wireless.
First, Beagle was British, not ESA.
Second, the screw-up with Cassini/Huygens was Italian, not ESA.
Third, have you forgotten Giotto?
It seems that the ESA can be successful, but individual European nations can't.
You mean chewed by a tiger.
You get tigers in India and lions in Africa. Possibly even in Kenya.
Conversly, all UK strategic nukes are in submarines, so it would be foolish to nuke Britain as well.
Didn't all the DOS games that needed XMS use the DOS/4GW DOS extender?
I didn't run my DOS games in Windows, and I still don't. I've got a K6-2 hanging around for the occasional blast from the past.
You think that's twisted? Try this!
And, from the same sick mind, this.
Yes it does. Direct conduction is far more effective than radiation or convection.
Guess which part of them is touching the snow.
They have something on their feet to prevent frostbite, and face masks to prevent lung damage.
It's supposed to be "100 things to do before you die. And a few to do after." or something like that.
View source? This is Slashdot. I didn't even read the article...
Yes, but you still see people here who can't make links, some because they're lazy, some because they don't want the server Slashdotted, and some because they just don't know how.
Even more 1337 is that your HTML tags were displayed and not interpreted.
For those who want to know, use > for > and < for <
I'll leave the explaination of how I got the & to display an exercise for the reader.
Proxy access is through a group on the NT domain, and we have to change our domain passwords every 30 days.
It's too frequent. It encourages users to cycle through passwords like 1234567, 2345671, 3456712, 4567... you get the point. I've seen these particular psswords in the wild.
Not here.
The new guy in Legal just requested Firefox.
Management have OKed it, I just installed it.
There were already 3 unofficial installs, now the landslide begins. 4 down, 496 to go.
Off topic, but I've gotta' say it. Firefox used to require a proxyserver password, and we have to change every 30 days. Now it uses the login credentials like IE. The last barrier to corporate deployment here.
Well, no. I wouldn't and I haven't.
Yeah, I should have looked, but this is Slashdot...
Obviously Amazon aren't one of the most retailers hexMonkey mentioned.
I'll probably buy it anyway, and get the crack for later.
Not here.
I wonder if the activation is US only. I've seen it before...
Since you're able to post, I assume you're joking. IE does do this from time to time, though.
If you ever need to fix it, go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main
and delete the string Window_Placement
Hope that helps someone.
Most Windows/DOS commands can be silenced by adding >nul to the end.
/F /S /Q >nul
del