IT & Infrastructure

Ever considered developping a Client-Server MSN style but XML messages based? we'll here's ur chance, once again u can browse www.jabber.org for an email client doing just this! If u want to use COM u can automate MSN, this means that u can make a link between ur application and MSN users, so if u wanna take the idea send me an email at johnny_mkhael@hotmail.com and ill help ! Papa Murex Co.

Thanks, but despite being a Microsoft user, I would want to use PHP for this site. Regards, Nivarty.

High and Low values are usually ranges rather than a set voltage. So if the potential is relative to 0V, then 0 might be from 0V-1.5V and 1 might be from 2.5V-5V.

If you create any threads which can safely be disposed of when the program exits, set the IsBackground property on it to true. James

that's their problem: from moment any stupid ran special downloading sws overloaded network by nonsense retryes (about 30 GBs of packets wanting download few MB) they have disabled everything special do someone know any ie-pluggin noone can easy detect it exists (and will do common download only, especialy no special retry logic)? t!

For IE5 it's HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\ I wouldn't be surprised though if it gets moved around to different places with each new release of IE.

Sure, but it sucks to have to reinvent the "database" wheel when databases are so readily available. :) Jon Sagara "I am in a race. I'm weening!"

Mike Nordell wrote: like the MMU has been doing since the days of the 80386 you mean Those nice old TLB* tables?....(shudder) :eek: I had to write a boot section for one of these in assembler once. Not nice. Especially as it was all 1st generation proprietry silicon, that was yet to be fully debugged. You could never tell whether the problem was your code or the hardware! * Thats a Translate Lookaside Buffer for those who don't know the anacronym. Roger Allen Sonork 100.10016 If I had a quote, it would be a very good one.

If I'm understanding properly, you have a network monitor program of some sort that consumes a lot of system (?) or network (?) resources. You want to know whether to dedicate 5 machines, each running the application, or run the application on one machine with 5 network interfaces. The answer depends on the problem: If the application is consuming system resources, you need to run on multiple machines. If it's consuming network card resources but the machine still has processor cycles left, then add multiple NICS to one machine.

Everything is possible, but why would you want to do it? Isn't ELF bad enough as it is already?

Since this would cost you a (probably rather hefty) bunch of money, perhaps you should try e.g. CVS first?

The GetNetworkParams function may help you. At least it will give you some network info, like the DNS name and such. The Internet Protocol Helper is included with win98 and up. Like it or not, I'm right.

Reinstall your browser.

In the Internet Explorer Options->Advanced-->Browsing tab, check "Disable Script Debugging" and uncheck "Display a notification about every script error".

I don't have a reference handy, but i know they are copyrighted. I believe you are allowed to use them when making a favorable reference to MS products (i.e. as a screenshot in a review, etc.), but i'd tread lightly otherwise. (or morph them slightly first... ;)) -------- Life is fraught with opportunities to keep your mouth shut. --Shog9 --

ooohhh. The technological wonder of CSS has just been realised! ;) Cheers, Simon "Every good work of software starts by scratching a developer's personal itch.", Eric S. Raymond

if the server is always power on,then it will simple. edit a .bat file that contains ftp batch mode commands. start the .bat file when client starts!