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- This won't happen again in our lifetime
- This won't happen again in our lifetimeTonight actually Wednesday morning at 2 minutes and 3 seconds after 1 AM....01:02:03 04/05/06Something this wild has happened less than 20 times in the history of the universe. And it won't happen again for exactly 100 years. I don't know about you, but I'm...
- Tags: bear, AM, 123456, M_a_r_k, off-topic, sandwich, sock, Chicago Cubs
- Discussion threads 2006-04-04
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- Need to repeat records
- Hello everyone...I have a table that looks like this:CustNo / BullCode / Doses123456 / 123HO3214 / 3321654 / 654JE1245 / 5456789 / 478AY6549 / 10and so on.What I am trying to do is for each record that shows more than one dose as above, I need to repeat that line...
- Tags: Microsoft Office, tlove258, Doses 123456, Microsoft Access, BullCode, dose
- Discussion threads 2007-10-16
- In what aspect we can secure our networks
- Many codes we apply to secure the networking system, however, hackers and other IT professionals are trying to decode the system.One of the Telecomunication company in the middle have able to sold their Internet Cards for many years. In my desire I by 1 card and I put the User's...
- Tags: Firewalls, NETWORKING, Hacking, SECURITY, network
- Discussion threads 2005-10-19
- message to server
- A clinet C is comunitcating with the server S at TCP source port 2000 currently set to send next sequence number 123456. A malicious node is also connected to the same server at source port 3000 courrently set to send next sequence number 654321. malicious node M...
- Tags: khanoo48@..., M, RST Flag, security, SEQ, sequence number, server, SRC
- Q&A 2005-03-04
- DMI configuration
- Hello, does anybody know how to readout the DMI configuration in DOS mode without starting Windows at all?Using DMI236.EXEUse the command line DMI236.EXE /g /n /s[m|p|v|s] string |/c[m|v|s|a] string| /b[m|p|v|s] to save or update the DMI information. The parameters to add information are listed below:/g Save Manufacturer, Product Name, Version,...
- Tags: Network administration, richard.eisenhauer@..., Desktop Management Interface
- Discussion threads 2007-05-07
- linksys eg24m switch
- how can i configure a linksys eg24m switch via a com port ,i am getting connectivity but no promt?connect using the serial port using the following settings:Baud Rate: 115200Flow: NoneParity: NoneStop Bits: 1Data Bits: 8Emulation: ANSICursor Emulation: VT100Default logon info:Username: adminPassword: 123456
- Tags: garnzar@...
- Q&A 2006-02-03
- Numeric data format
- I am using userform to enter data in a Worksheet.I would like to know how can I enter a numeric data like "123456.12345".I tried with tCost = Format(mCost, "#,##0.00000") but when the data is passed to the Worksheet it appears as "12345612345.00000".If somebody can help me, I will appretiate.
- Tags: smarta@..., Worksheet
- Discussion threads 2006-10-12
- Access 2000 String Manipulation
- I have a field called BOARDNUMBER on a form which is TEXT Length 6.The present value of the field is 123456. I want to break the field into 6 seperate digits.Digit #1 = 1 Digit # 2 = 2 Digit # 3 = 3Digit #4 =...
- Tags: MRA2, abramowitza@..., programming, Microsoft Access
- Q&A 2005-08-23
- Storing database connection settings in .NET
- One of the best aspects of the .NET Frameworkis ADO.NET and data providers that negate the need for ODBCconnections. Data providers offer a liaison between your code andthe database. They also provide better performance, as well aseasier setup no one misses the process of installing andconfiguring an ODBC driver. ...
- Tags: database, Dim sConn, Microsoft .NET, sConn, SqlConnection, Tony Patton
- Technical articles 2005-07-13
- MS Access Field Data
- I have a fixed length ASCII table that has 55,000 records in it. I have imported the table into MSAccess 2003 and established an Autonumber field as an index. Each record is an ACCOUNT record and has detail about the transaction for each account record.The problem; the first record for...
- Tags: Databases, comrev@..., Microsoft Access, Microsoft Corp.
- Discussion threads 2007-06-20
- Storing database connection settings in .NET
- .NET database providers make it necessary to specify database connection information, but it's the developer's discretion to decide where to store this information. Tony Patton explores the various factors that may influence your decision. One of the best aspects of the .NET...
- Tags: Microsoft .NET, XML, Storage, Databases, Tony Patton, .NET, Programming languages, sConn, SqlConnection, database, .NET Newsletter, Registry, TechRepublic Inc., Problem, Server, Microsoft.Win32, regKey, ToString, Hardware, Enterprise Software, Software, Data Management
- Technical articles 2005-07-13
- DOS lives on
- Reports of the demise of DOS have been greatly exaggerated. DOS can still be a powerful tool for the frontline tech. Learn how the DOS commands SET, GOTO, and IF can help you.In my previous articles, “DOS is *not* dead” and “DOS is *still* not dead, we built up your...
- Tags: PRODUCTIVITY, Development tools, Jason Sullivan MCSE, DOS, Goto
- Technical articles 2000-09-05
- Strengthen security by implementing NAT
- Does your organization use Network Address Translation on its network? If so, what type of NAT have you implemented? What problems did you encounter with your deployment? Share your comments about implementing NAT to help bolster security, as discussed in the Oct. 15 Security Solutions newsletter.If you haven't subscribed to...
- Tags: computer, Network Address Translation, Newsletter Editor, router, security
- Discussion threads 2004-10-14
- 123456
- 789456123No, it's not...a Fibonacci, and you probably aren't either, but your computer connection works, if that is what you wanted to know.Welcome to the TR, but a better introduction, would leave a better first impression. -dI am sooo closeto breaking this code..I know there is a message in here, somewhere.it'snumb3rs,...
- Tags: viphat_jamkrajang@..., liar, big liar, others feeling, brutality, disregard
- Discussion threads 2007-08-07
- Geting Yahoo Address Book
- i have collect a sample code of accessing yahoo address book from this site. The full code given below,------------------------------------------------But the problem is that, when i run it, its display fatal errorbelow at line no 19,"Fatal error: Call to undefined function: curl_init in c:apachehtdocsmyaddbook.php on line 19"the line 19 contain the...
- Tags: rashed_forum@..., programming, e-mail, Yahoo! Inc.
- Discussion threads 2007-02-01
- Use runit to supervise Linux services
- Traditional Linux systems use SysV init for starting the system: running init scripts to start and stop services and also to manage system runlevels and one-time startup scripts. The problem with using a SysV init system is that services are also treated as one-time startup scripts. When init starts the...
- Tags: Service, Linux, Open Source, UNIX, Operating Systems, Software, Vincent Danen
- Blog posts 2008-05-05
- Store database connection settings
- This week's .NET newsletter provides instructions on how to store database connection settings.In the final paragraph, author Tony Patton says: "In the end, the ultimate decision is yours. You may choose to place the connection string directly within the application if security and maintenance is not an issue. The same...
- Tags: database, Newsletter Editor, programming, registry, security, server, web.config
- Discussion threads 2004-10-12
- Remote Access VPN on Pix
- Hi there!I have Pix 6.3.3 and run PDM 3.0 and start VPN wizard to configure remote users enable to connect my network, But unfortunately they are unable to connect .I configured VPN connection on windows 2003 and set PPTP and PAP protocol...but I get Error 678.I don't know what to...
- Tags: Network technology, NETWORKING, VPNs, Network security, remote access, max_2000i@..., failover, failover ip address, IP, IP address
- Discussion threads 2007-07-25
- Tips to help users remember their password
- Do your users constantly forget their passwords? If so, we've got a few pointers to help you solve this dilemma.A recent support call reminded me of a frustrating problem faced by users and support technicians alike—remembering passwords. Passwords were around long before the first computer and will probably be here...
- Tags: Bill Detwiler, password
- Technical articles 2000-09-13
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