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No. The HTML is the information that you want to present to the user. The Image belongs in the HTML portion of the page. The CSS is a method which alters the presentation of the information, not the information itself. Therefore, to add an image to the page, it must be in the HTML and not the CSS.

Unfortunately I can't remember the name of an Access to MySQL and vice versa that I use to use but it was quite good and hardly needed SQL correction apart from optimisation/performance which is usually a manual thing anyways. Since it's been so many years since using that program, I can't remember it, and looking on google, it seems there's a lot more programs like it that have been developed now than there was before.So I guess you're got more variety to choose from now.Cheers,MC

You don't neccessarily need a swap partition if you have enough RAM to cover all the programs you'd expect to run at the same time, including the Operating System. 512MB would be my minimum recommendation, but the more the merrier. For KDE there's KSysGuard (terminal: ksysguard) or KTop, not sure whether these are installed with KDE or they were optional choices. For Gnome there's System Monitor (terminal: gnome-system-monitor) These are both graphical user interfaces that are similar to Windows task manager, where you can end/kill running tasks. If the system has become unstabled but hasn't locked up, you can possibly drop into terminal by pressing: CTRL + ALT + F6 Login and then you can run commandline tools like: top*OR*ps Read the instructions for these by doing: man programnameor info programname Where "programname" is the program you want more information on. You'll definitely want to pass arguments for those programs. I prefer "ps" and here's how I execute the command to display the information I would need: ps -axo ruser,pid,comm | more Then I would juse use the "kill" command to terminate the programs, which I'll show below how to do. If I know the program name then I would probably just do: pgrep programnamekill PID Where PID is the id's returned from running "pgrep" (there can be more than 1 PID, so you may need to kill a few). If nothing shows, the program you were looking for isn't running. So when you've finished ending the program, "exit" back to the login prompt then press: CTRL + ALT + F7 and you should return to your desktop, and hopefully the program has been removed. To access shares, you first need to configure the Samba Host/Client, This process has been made quite easy to do, though you should look up a way to do it under SuSe but if you run into any trouble, you know where to ask. Test this out first though, you might be able to avoid the setup procedure: In terminal: smbclient //192.168.0.1/sharename -U username Where "sharename" is the name of what you called the shared directory. Passing the -U argument allows you to specify a username, and possibly prompt for password if password protected. Your "D" drive is hidden, though Windows can still tell you it's there by viewing it's partition layout (Admin Tools, Comp Management, Disk Drive Management). File System drivers can sometimes allow you to read Linux partitions from Windows, though not the safests thing to do. Key Ring Manager, is a program for keeping your passwords stored safely on your computer, while being able to remember them for programs you use. I'm not sure if I've answered, everything, and sorry for having the information all over the place. If I did miss something, hopefully you can clearly say what it is, what you're doing, what programs, etc. Cheers, MC

The problem is short tags <?xml..., which is why I think servers should have it turned off, and people should use the proper <?php. To overcome it you would need to do this: $result = '<'.'?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?'.'>'."\n".'<urlset xmlns="https://www.google.com/schemas/sitemap/0.84/;;Actually just noticed this inside Javascript so the correct way would be: result = '<'+'?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?'+'>'+"\n"+'<urlset xmlns="https://www.google.com/schemas/sitemap/0.84/;;or result = <?php echo '<'.'?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?'.'>'."\n".'<urlset xmlns="https://www.google.com/schemas/sitemap/0.84/;; ?>Cheers, MC

Notice from jeigh: Taken from: http://www.softlookup.com/tutorial/tcp_ip/ch01.asp. Do not plagarize from other sites, quote and give source.

try to asnwers to these questions 1. void main() { printf(â%dâ,(float)3/2); } 2.void main() { char *s=âHello Worldâ; printf(â%câ,s); } 3.#include <stdio.h>int main(){char *str = "Hello, world";int i = sizeof(str);for(; i >= 0; i--)printf("%c" , str[i]);}4.#define MAX(A , B) ( A < B ? B : A ) #include <stdio.h>int main(){int a = MAX( 4+2 , 3*2); printf(" %d " , a);}some more1.#include <stdio.h>int main(){char *str = "Hello, world";printf("%5s" , str);}2.#include <stdio.h>void temp();void temp(void);int main(){temp();}void temp(){printf("C is exciting!");}3.main(){int x=0,y=1;if(x=y) y= 7;elsey=2;value of y?}4.main(){int a[]={1,2,9,8,6,3,5,7,8,9};int *p=a+1;int *q=a+6;printf("\n%d",q-p);}

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Listen to same music in different PCs, just seems like you need to create a stream of the music over your network. I would suggest using something like icecast to serve streams from your computer. However the ability to send the stream to devices that aren't on your network is not likely unless you had say a transmitter that the boombox could receive signals from. Cheers, MC

There's only a small amount of people that make noise about IE, security experts, web developers (professionals), etc but it's quite a lot of noise if people are recognising these things.The general web users which make up the larger audience wouldn't really care as long as they can do what they want and as for stating not experiencing any bugs, that's highly unlikely, as I believe every user has experienced some mishap from browser rendering to malicious malware, and some unknowingly have problems which is why Service Packs were issued for it to address the problems, especially dealing with ActiveX which has raised big security threats over the past.IE6 came out 2001 and the most noticable difference with the service pack was their addition of a popup blocker and addressing security issues (though thinking it was fine to let people wait for major threats, then later releasing temporary fixes) and even then not everyone updated, which still leaves developers facing problems. The usage of third party software to give the browser added features is fine, but what people are asking for is it to be integrated and supported natively, rather than requiring additional software to do so.Looking at IE patterns, my personal opinion is they are strategically slowing development down and straying from the standards just so they can continue to dominate the market place. The less standard support, the more unique they can keep from other browsers meaning that people who develop for IE pages, can expect other browsers to make a mess of it. So if you suggested to someone to use another browser and they come across many pages that look wrong, they'll literally just switch back to IE.In all honesty, I wish the people would support the web designers, IE does not keep our development costs down, I could spend 20% of the time developing to standards and 80% of the time, making it look correct in IE. IE don't really care, it's not their expense but we must do our best to develop for every potential user, because that's what counts (I wish IE shared the same views). So for you to visit a site and says it looks good in IE, would then make me question where the developer had to put the extra effort to make it like that, or just work with IE"s quirk mode and made it look terrible for other browsers.Slowly but surely the market for browsers is changing, maybe due to people sick of having security issues, maybe due to how pages are now not looking good in IE but for whatever reason, if the scales do tip, you should see more action from the IE developers to regain their loss, but as long as they still maintain the market, they can just sit back and wait. That's why I believe people should switch, sort of like striking against IE until they fix the problems that have been known for years with their browser.IE7 is not a big improvement, designers are expecting 100% of the current web standards to be supported when it's released, but this will not be the case nor is there any intentions for them to do so, what they've been addressing I have no idea, they dilly dally around alot and implement non-standard features all the time and will continue to play this way. I use to think IE were playing catch up but now I believe it to be a business plot.Back to IE6 I can't honestly say I'm safe with using it (it's even worse knowing it's integrated with your operating system). Even if I'm running under a Limited User Account, I would never ever use IE for something that involved releasing personal/confidential information via it's web browser. The fact that I have many features turned off, sometimes means I can't get into the sites either, and this is similar with other browsers who don't implement the same features. Tracking cookies are always going to be stored, even if you limit the cookies privacy, they still manage to find their way through. Malware developers will continue developing for known IE exploits because it's what they do and probably get paid huge sums to do so.Things I will never understand, why was IE made near impossible to remove/uninstall, integrating it with your Operating System and making it part of the Core functions is not even part of or considered an essential operating system feature. It maybe what Users my require, but it should never have been a dependant program, removing it can ruin your system, crashing it can bring down your system. Either way it was not a move of users' best interest, and the fact that the IE development team (outsourcing involved too) is loosely part of their Operating System team suggests that you can expect problems with it's integration. The fact that the rollout of the browser usually needs to be intime with the Operating System, can mean that a lot of rush work goes on.Now I know people talk about IE security and think IE is the dominant browser, which is why more problems are found with it, etc. To some degree I do believe that is the case, but from my own experiences with security, we have reasons like, "IE users are not bright, if the person is using another browser, they're more clued up and aren't worth time or investment on trying to get them, as it's not as effective". So yes partly because IE is dominant, but more so that the users who use them, are more vulnerable are more likely going to play into our hands how we'd expect them to.As for speed issues, again this is where MS went against standards with how their IIS server responds by ignoring confirmations and just sending the data straight to IE browsers. Now it might be seem as a good thing, but these standards were implemented so that they could lower the risk of errors and make certain that the content is accurate and safe, skipping/bypassing acknowledgements, etc does not insure this. If they don't follow these standards, people will find ways to exploit it, because they pick these differences out.I think that's enough for IE.Cheers,MC

i think metal should have its own category cuz it makes my neck hurt from head banging of course lol metal is the best there isso it should have its own category

i perfer rock over everything i listen to slipknot mudvayne coalchamber godsmack all the metal

Do you want to know about the trend of an url. I doubt if there exists a better tool than this one, https://www.urltrends.com/. It gives you the following information about any url: 1. Google PageRank 2. Alexa Rank 3. Incoming Google Links 4. Incoming Yahoo Links 5. Incoming MSN Links 6. Incoming Alexa Links 7. Overall Incoming Links 8. Outgoing Links 9. Page Information like page title and description. 10.Online Since 11. Whether it is listed in DMOZ 12. Whether it is listed in Archive.org

Does anybody know how to remotely change the IRQ number for peripheral devices?I found that IRQ number can be changed and reserved in BIOS. The problem is that afterrebooting the remote computer there is an IRQ conflict btw network cards and other devices so the local network is not accessible and there is a need to reserve IRQ numbers for the adapter.

Looking for any scientific information, you must try this search engine at first : http://www.sciencedirect.com/scirus/ Scirus has been developed specifically to search for the scientific information. It searches over 250 million science-specific Web pages. It does not index websites containing non-scientific content. This very feature particularly differentiate it from the market leaders in this area. Its key features include: You can save, email and export the search results as well. Apart from that you can refine your search with a list of suggested keywords. This search engine is particularly helpful for the scientists and researchers.

Hello astahosters! I am from Kyrgyzstan, Central Asia. It is the first forum in english I registered in and for me it is a new experience. The first thing I noticed was the respect of the forum members toward each other and it is a nice place for everyone interested in Comp. Sc., Networking, etc. Currently I am working as a reseller of satellite ISP so would like to hear from the others from these sphere.It was nice to meet you.P.S. Sorry for my english, could not improve it even though the education in university was in english.

There is a great debate regarding effectiveness of Google Sitemap. Couple of months ago, I got to hear lots of voices against the sitemap feature. But now I can hear ( also in this thread ) more voices in support of the Google Sitemap. Sitemap feature was introduced to enhace the crawling of your website. However, so far as indexing goes, to the best of my knowledge, it can do little better. It is the quality of the webpage that is the sole point of consideration whether a page will be indexed in Google or not. I have seen/heard about many upgradation of this feature. It allows you to check your robots.txt file apart from providing you some web-statistics updated periodically. Oflate, it allows you to specify whether the www or non-www version of your webpages will be indexed in Google. Though I've not tested this very feature till date, but expectedly will be doing so in near future. Meanwhile, if anyone of you have tried out that feature please let us know, how far effective it is.

I like Linux for the flexibility it gives. You leave what you will need, removing the rest. Even P2, P3 can run as routers with Linux. The other advantage of it for me is that you do not have to choose among proxy servers, firewalls cause there are de facto standards (Squid for example) that are included in the distributives.

OpaQue, there are times in each of our life when tears, and not words, say everything. I lost the second most valuable person in my life, my father, on the 14th August, 2006, and it took me more than a week to take a look at the happenings around this real world. I was confined within myself and spent time thinking of Him, His thoughts, advices and activities. He was a person who would stay far above from this materialistic world. Being a truely talented musician and a spiritually motivated person, he had earned great reputation from a number of musical maestros of Bengal. He would always greet people with gentle smile. He had always been the best source of encouragement for us. And there is a place in my mind, my soul, wherefrom nobody can snatch him, not even the God, anymore.Eventually, this is my hundredth post in this forum and I express my deepest regards for my father and also for your friend.And finally, a quote from a member of Google Group, "Move on".

If the OS on your gateway is windows try using UserGate. It has all necessary features and can also serve as a firewall. On client PCs in browser settings show the ip and port of the proxy server. For Linux OS use Squid proxy server. It has many configurable options and can also do web-caching. I would recommend Linux because system requirements for the gateway would be lower.

A PC has an internet connection through proxy server on another computer. I have Zone Alarm Pro on PCinstalled and it continously shows that there is a traffic btw PC and proxy server even if the browserand other programs (icq, messenger) are not working. The protocol of traffic generated is http and udp.Could you recommend a program to find out what service or soft is generating this?

Thanks again for your very specific suggestion but that is too risky. MamboXplorer suggests that owner of the file is '0' , i.e. the server. Deletion of Directories/files from the server which are posing problem may cause potential damage to the website. Instead of that, is it possible to uninstall the components/modules using Mambo and then upload the files (backed up already) through FTP? I have never uninstalled the components/modules using Mambo, so, I am not quite sure whether uninstalling them will simultaneously drop the database tables containing data. If anybody has already tried the backup->delete->upload method, please tell it whether it was successful or not. Also what do you think about the method I have in my mind, i.e. uninstalling the component/modules and uploading the necessary files thereafter. As I have already undertaken too many experimentations with this site, so I have no other option left but to take extreme care before taking a decision in this regard. Hope this explains the scenario which compells me to put forward the same issue repeatedly.

Vujsa, thanks for those two links, both of them are informative. But the script, "cleanup.php" as referred to in the first link, could not solve my problem. When I am running the script, either, it is reporting a list of files that it has accessed or it is generating a warning: In both the cases, the script is unable to change the ownership of the files. Needless to say, I have understood the problem, but just can't see any solution. I require to change the ownership of the files created using Mambo Installer. Then I can do subsequent operations like Editing/Deleting those files. Ownership/permissions may be changed by running a script, but in my case, the script ( cleanup.php ) failed. I uploaded the script using cPanel File Manager. Is there any other way to change the ownership/permission?

I wonder why this post never generated any discussion! Is it really such a bad post?

Undoutedly, WP has a great tool for moderating blog comments, and one can easily modify the settings to identify spammy blog comments. This is what I do to check that. 1. Any comment containing url requires approval before being published. I usually check, whether the url(s) contained in the comment has relevance to the topic concerned. If it does not have any relevance with the topic or if the link has no value for the visitor of my blog, it is treated as a spam. 2. Frequent updates in bad word filter list to prevent spammy comments being published directly. It is quite common to mark few words being repeated in spam posts. So, after a careful study, I add those words in the bad word filter list. 3. Disabling comments section for the old posts which are receiving spammy comments. And one more thing to say about: I consider an innocent comment like "Nice Website" as a spam, if it contains link(s) to spam website(s) and also if it has no relevance with the topic. As for example, receiving a comment like "Nice Website" on a topic on serious socio-economic issue, is very frustrating. To me, a casual comment like that is meaningless in terms of the topic concerned.