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Ctrl-V is windows mainly.Inside some apps like "putty", you are on a Unix or a Linux machine. This machine receives CRL-C or CTRL-V and sees them as Linux things. Ctrl-C does not mean "copy my text" it means "stop what you are doing" and stops the current shell. (I certify this, I did it several times, just try in a Linux command line window type "sleep 3500", then press Ctrl-C, the "sleep" will stop immediately).In that case, you use Shift-Insert in order to paste the text you previously copied. And, yes, you copied it with "Ctrl-C" in a Crosot Word window. And of course, Ctrl-S and Ctrl-Q on the Linux window do "Xoff" and "Xon", and as you know "Xoff" has the same result as Scroll-Lock.

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Shift-insert is also needed.You copy some text from a Crosoft Word text, and you Shift-insert in order to paste it inside a "putty" ssh remote terminal window. Right-click does the same thing, but it's not easy to righ-click in the precise place, without left-clicking in the wrong place first, which re-selects and makes you place garbage. Unless you never work with a multi-windows/multi-machine environment, copying from somewhere and pasting somewhere else?

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I would like to know which physical training you need, in order to be accepted for this space trip? Do you still need to be able to sustain several g's ?

Great! Congrats!So, fixboot followed by fixmbr was the solution. Thanks for the info, I will try to always remember this!

I guess that if you boot on the windows distro and you choose "remove" on each Linux or Windows partition, and you choose "fresh Windows install" it will create a single-boot Windows system.At least, each time I re-installed my Windows on a dual-boot system, I lost the Linux boot and had to re-create it. So, if you do nothing, you will probably loose Linux exactly the same way.

Of course you can try to use your own "old" serial. If it works, you still can say that you mistyped.However, you are supposed to enter the serial printed on the genuine DVD you bought from Microsoft.

Because it vanishes rather fast. I have it on some apps, but not in firefox.And of course you really need it while typing passwords.

You are right, each suggestion has to be taken into account, and the problem really looks like a permission issue.By the way, did you dismount all your network disks? No FTP disks, no remote-mount folders?

It's not a "new version" problem, because it also appears after a fresh install.

So, - not a disk problem.- not a network problem.Can you run memtest?

Try using defraggler, during a fast defrag if the disk is faulty it should raise a lot of errors.

Physical problem?What about unplogging the Ethernet cable (or removing the Ethernet adapter) and see if you can do "normal" offline job (wordprocessing, watching a movie from your hard disk or your DVD, etc...) just to see if you have an Ethernet packet trouble or faulty cable problem?

Have a look at the memory free (alt-control-del after three-minutes, sorry ), I had that when my virtual machine uses too much memory, and my physical system goes out of free mem.

Looks like a Linux/unix error : the user who writes the file is probably not the user who owns the folder.Did you try a "chmod -R 777 ." on the top installation folder, just for test purposes? Whis will allow any process to write down any file. Just to see if the install goes up to end, after that put less permissive chmod.

How far should you go in order to have a space travel for your miles?

also http://portableapps.com/, and Xisto of course!

We don't use avisynth directly, usually people use a graphic environment which embeddes the avisynth commands.

Did you already test your website? For instance, did you try running the php version on your own PC?If it's written in a portable way, you should be able to backup everything (for instance your php files for the php site and a backup of your database) and restore it on the other platform.This is the kind of operation you should be able to perform at any moment, having a backup of your site is a security feature you should test.Of course, you can trust your website provider, Xisto for instance never lost a website. However, you must keep yourself disaster-aware, and be constantly able to restart from your last backup.

There is no real age to start a career.However, there is a philosophical problem first : your first job is to go to school, in order to get educated and obtain some diplomas : in real life you need to have some diplomas, and you have to go to school while you are young, after that your brain will not be so much able to learn things. Secondly, if you want to be paid, your parents are in charge of your money until you are adult. Third, while starting your new career you will face the same problem as each of us : who will trust you, who will give you your first chance? Websites as Xisto can help you, if you can show good anime scenes, you can put them on your website; however this will not solve the real problem, this will give you a way for showing your work but you will have to find by yourself whom you have to show your work.

are both client and server on the same hardware platform? Same C compiler? Looks like a syntax difference.

According to them, it's protecting against everything. In real world, you have to stick to safe surfing habits.

You want to show all the data inside a single table, right? That's a simple "Select * from mytable" SQL instruction.Now you have to carefully read the starter post of the current topic, and add your "select" instruction inside the sample code example.

Hi, Brownsmith, welcome aboard. Let's hope that you will enjoy your stay with us.