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Hi,

it's a version of Windows XP for 64-bit-processors and Itanium processors. You can get a 120-day-trial version HERE

GreetingZ

A girlfriend of mine has a SuSE 8.0 running on an IBM Thinkpad: Ethernet, DSL, Printer, USB, Graphics, Touchpad ... everything works perfectly! Trying out a Live distro running from CD before installing will help to make a decision.

http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

GreetingZ

If you have one xml-file containing train departure information, a webbrowser can transform this xml-information to html by using xsl or css. What you get is a website. But the same xml-file can also be read by a railway station display or other non-PC-machines. So in a way xml might not be internet mainstream yet, but it kinda mainstreams in more and more areas.

I think you simply have to change the directory where your mails are saved. (Options - Last tab ... don't have the english version here) Change the location for this directory from C:\... to X:\... Your E-Mails are stored in dbx-format in subdirectories of a directory called "Identities".GreetingZ

The best spyware remover was, is, and allways will be the one and only format C:\

 

Many people don't like websites with bandwidth-stealing background sounds. For me a little midi-file is acceptable, but mp3 uses to much bandwidth.

 

Example code:

 

<bgsound src="lalalalala.mid" loop=infinite>

 

 

GreetingZ

Hi!Mabe some of your soundfiles (like "dingdong.wav" and so on ...) are deleted. On my computer these soundfiles are in the folder C:\Windows\Media\ Sound scheme still seems to be alive, but if the particular soundfiles are not found, they of course can't be played. GreetingZ

You can try Codeweaver's Crossover Office

With Crossover Office you can install and run Microsoft Office, Visio and Internet Explorer under Linux. But also Photoshop, Framemaker and others. There's a list of supported applications on the website, but many more programs do work, you just have to give it a try!

 

GreetingZ

Sooooo cool! It works! Thank you very much, overture! I'm sooo stupid, I should have known that 777 thingy.

 

Thank U!

Hi there,

 

I have a code which grabs an xml-file from another location, reads it and puts the content into al local file. I use fopen, fwrite and fclose. The code goes like this:

 

<?php

 

$local_file = 'lala.xml';

 

$fd1 = @fopen ('http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ https://l''>https://l'>http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ https://l' 'r');

while ($line=fgets($fd1,4000))

 

$alltext.=$line;

 

$fd2 = @fopen('lala.xml', 'w');

@fwrite($fd2, $alltext);

 

@fclose($fd1);

@fclose($fd2);

?>

 

On my Apache at home everything works fine. But it doesn't work on the Xisto server. I thought all I needed was allow_url_fopen being set to ON and safemode OFF. As far as I understand the PHP information in my accounts http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ https://p'>phpinfo.php it should all work. Does anybody have an idea why the file is not written?

 

Thank U

I don't like Adobe products, I hate these "flying" menus. But .... i think it really doesn't matter if we like this fusion or not. Adobe doesn't take over Macromedia for creating nicer software or cheaper programs, they do it for one reason only: making more money! (See how MACR stock quotes rose up since the message that Adobe eats them.) So let's wait and see what happens. Perhaps one day Microsoft will buy Adobe.

NOTEPAD of course and Macromedia Homesite (http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/
'>see features here)

 

If you are in need of a LICENSED professional webeditor, go and buy Homesite Version 4.5 at ebay for some bucks, nobody seems to want it. This version appeared under the name Allaire Homesite, after version 4.5 it was bought by Macromedia and is now delivered as an extra with Dreamweaver MX.

 

GreetingZ

Wow, that's too cool! Thanks a lot! Works with wma, pdf and any other filetype you likeGreetingZ

It doesn't seem to smart to have a couple hundred different browsers that all read html in different ways, there has to some form of standardization, otherwise the internet would become impossible to use.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Somehow it's the same thing with any spoken language. There is only one ENGLISH, but it sounds different in ireland than it does in Canada. But it's still english. Even if it's difficult sometimes, all english native speakers will understand each other. And I guess EVERY browser will speak HTML ....

... hopefully

And how about me? My site is quite german. Absolutely untranslatable.

Two or three years ago many laptops were shipped with THIZLINUX, a chinese distribution. I guess there even were some HP, Acer and IBM machines sold with Thizlinux Version 6.0 which was was designed especially for laptops.

GreetingZ

I think the problem with XML/XSL is that browsers parse the sourcecode in different ways. The Internet Explorer's built-in XML-Parser can throw a xml-file vs. a xsl-stylesheet very simply, other broser's parsers can't. So to make your XML/XSL-site working, you've got to let the transformation take place on the server. Most of the webspace providers running the Apache Server with PHP don't have the XSLT (Sablotron) implemented . But the xslt_create()-command is necessary to do a XML/XSL-transformation without programming an own xml-parser. I think as soon as these things change XML/XSL will "win".GreetingZ

Ramdisk: Create a virtual drive in RAM

IrfanView: Picture Viewer similar to ACDsee but free

Tuxpaint: Free drawing especially for children. Very easy saving of files.

and ....
Vim: Unix-like text editor, improved remix of the vi editor for Windows. Mighty editor for purists and programmers.

GreetingZ

Another way to increase perfomance ist to create a ramdisk. A ramdisk is a virtual volume which lives completely in the RAM, so all data stored in it will be gone after shutdown.

Get yourself a little ramdisk-application for example this one here:
http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

Then change the directory of your Temporary Internet Files and put it into the ramdisk. (In Internet Explorer: Extras-Options-TempFiles-Settings-Move Folder). From now on when accessing the temporary files no harddisk action is necessary, so surfing the web turns faster!

GreetingZ

While booting: DEL = Entering BIOS

While booting: F1 = Enering BIOS (IBM)

While booting: F10 = Entering BIOS (Compaq)

While booting F8 = Boot Menu

While booting PAUSE = Freeze the Screen

 

CTRL+ALT+DEL = Task-Manager

 

in Explorer:

ALT-Down Arrow-Enter-Enter = New Folder (!!!)

 

GreetingZ

Here's a great site about the history of Windows and other Operating Systems with many screenshots and much information:

Graphical User Interface Gallery

 

Screenshot of the 1983 Pre-Version:

 

 

http://toastytech.com/guis/win1983.html

Well, I don't care what anybody says, anybody should use the browser he likes, let's not make "browser-wars" ... but I DON'T NEED tabbed browsing and a pop-up-blocker and allt that stuff! I think many of the Firefox-users use it because it's a not-Microsoft-product, that's o.k. but I prefer my Internet Explorer. Why should I ride a BMW or a Mercedes when I own a Rolls Royce??? :-)

 

GreetingZ

You can use 'gpedit.msc' for getting the taskmanger back. You must be logged in as administrator to use the group policy editor. You can change many things there. You will find the socalled "ctrl+alt+del-options" in the User Configuration-folder. Press Start - Run - type "gpedit.msc" and the group policy editor appears. Good Luck! :-)