Sounds like Windows Explorer in Zombie Mode. The solution is to kill the explorer.exe process via Task Manager. Windows explorer should restart automatically. If not, <Windows key> + <R> (Run) should help. I did not have issues with the latest Windows updates.

I like your Visual FA project. You don't want to allow -0.xxx?

I can recommend uBlock Origin, but it will not work in future Chrome versions, due to upcoming restrictions. Alternatively you could switch to another Browser like Edge or Firefox. There is also a new lite version of uBlock with limited functionality, which is supposed to work in future Chrome versions. uBlock Origin definitely blocks youtube ads and never failed me.

• Adblock 0.5.3.043
• Cooliris 1.8.5.14750
• Cooliris Previews 2.6.4
• CustomizeGoogle 0.76
• Firebug 1.2.1
• Google Notebook 1.0.0.22
• Greasemonkey 0.8.20080609.0
• Java Console 6.0.05
• MR Tech Toolkit (formerly Local Install) 6.0.1
• PlainOldFavorites 1.0.1
• qtl 12.6
• ScrapBook 1.3.3.7
• Skype extension for Firefox 2.2.0.80
• SQLite Manager 0.3.16
• Stylish 0.5.7
• Tab Mix Plus 0.3.7pre.080920

You should not need a reboot.

I don't use Vista, but the following should still work on a command prompt: [remove a file association] > assoc .txt= [change a file association] > assoc .txt=textfile > ftype textfile=gvim.exe %1 %* Hope that helps. Cheers, Oliver

Works for me, e.g. Legion - Build your own virtual super computer with Silverlight[^] (Firefox 2.0.0.11)

I am currently using KMPlayer[^], which does support a lot of features and codecs, including the requested ones. I have already tried rulesPlayer, bsplayer, zoom player, VLC, and a few others.

Wow, thanks a bunch! :cool:

Now, CP got even more addictive. :->

Shog9 wrote:

exciting new bugs and regressions

Hm, tried to apply font color and nothing happened. Then, i switched to the WYSIWYG view and it did work. Switched back to the HTML view and the buttons which did not work previously disappeared. (Firefox 2.0.0.4, en-us, XP Prof.)

Cheers, Oliver

asxzdf213 wrote:

thinking different

You wish. Point is, you don't know what you're talking about and you could have easily researched Rex's story on codeproject.

code-frog wrote:

I've updated the page with more information

Well done, Rex!

code-frog wrote:

Someone suggested adding dig tags but I don't know how

I've just signed up to digg.com, but i've found this: http://digg.com/tools/integrate[^]

Cheers, Oliver

Steve Mayfield wrote:

..forget the Green fees....help code-frog (Rex) out instead...:cool:

Yup, and please help to digg: http://digg.com/tech_news/Father_turns_to_web_to_treat_daughter[^] There is a serious crank [expletives deleted due to kid sister rule] out there who tries to miscredit Rex on Digg:

misanthropia wrote on digg:

Yes I know him too, he said he wanted to file charges against for me trolling. I think he is an asshole.

Best wishes to Rex and his family!

-- Oliver

Judah Himango wrote:

until CPian and Microsoftie Jonathan De Halleux's[^] Pex[^] is released

Now, that's quite an ambitious project! Just imagine Pex to be available and robust. :drool:

-- Oliver

So, capsaicin creams are not good for all muscles, right? :rolleyes:

-- Oliver

El Corazon wrote:

In fact I do some killer stuffed peppers where I stuff a chilli inside the meat which is inside a bell. :) An escherish meal, but hey. :)

Wow, sure whets my appetite :cool:

-- Oliver

Yeah, but last time i have looked at it, sunbird was not ready for prime time. There is also Novell Evolution, which is reportedly able to connect to Exchange. But their Windows port is quite new and currently in beta:

Qoth Wikipedia[^]

Evolution for Windows In January 2005, Novell's Nat Friedman announced in his blog that the company had hired Tor Lillqvist, the programmer who ported GIMP to Microsoft Windows, to do the same with Evolution. The project released an alpha version of Evolution for Win32 on July 4th, 2006 and currently has an installer available for Windows XP. As of April 2007, a beta download[^] has been available from PC World (magazine). The Beta version is supported on Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Vista.

-- Oliver

I do not know any suitable alternatives (:cough: Lotus Notes :cough:.) Is there a special reason that you would need to upgrade to the new Office clients?

-- Oliver

Roger J wrote:

snt thunderbird just a mailclient?

Yup, only POP or IMAP supported (plus RSS and newsgroups) No calendar (there is an extension for it somewhere, but nowhere near Outlook functionality)

-- Oliver

originSH wrote:

but Sony are turning into the evil empire at the moment ;)

You mean they are getting better ? :rolleyes:

-- Oliver

:laugh:

-- Oliver