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Don't have a pic. The last three Antec cases I worked with had them (two were 3700AMB, one Sonota) included in the box with the bag of screws, drive rails, case badge etc etc. Maybe I'm mistaking something else?

either that or major league baseball. :D

Howell, the story gets even funnier. Last night I was wondering if their was any simple options that could be used with xmltv so that it would grab ever more detailed program info, so I took a look at the options of the tv_grab_na filter. I think this actually has the very functionality...

The little O rings that are included in the bag of screws with cases. Your supposed to use them on case connector wires (power, usb, etc) near that mobo header.

I just came across a bug in burnatonce. When mastering a disc, if you use the "add folder" option, then any files within your selected directory (or within any of its child directories) which possess the "hidden" attribute will not be included in the compilation (although drag'n'droping into...

Apparently Chris Brady has updated the original Memtest86 to v3.1. The derivative/clone Memtest86+ is now at v1.11.

They never seem big enough to fit any of the connectors through them. Am I missing something?

But Merc's 20GB disc was 90% full and then he added 10GB without apparent data corruption

A fact that is seriously damaging to her professions that she was unaware her actions were wrongful. Mens rea? What mens rea?

Now your making me feel bad that I completely went off on a tangent :( Oh well, what can I say. Some times I get obsessive and lose a bit of focus. Lesson learned. Ram is cheap, time is precisious.....hopefully I'll remember.

Bah, have ye no faith? :) One of the stores offereing preordering is apparently listing a Mar10th ETA for the Aria itself....that doesn't say much, and Antec delievery schedules have a history of being a moving target....nonetheless, if true, then hopefully it will gain widespread availability...

Yep, its a pretty good deal. The Aria could suit my needs quite nicely. Maybe even two of them and make some book ends :D

Thinking about this over dinner tonight, I guess the reasons why I haven't bothered with Task Scheduling in a long time (in fact I have the service disabled) are: - when I first got W2K, I found that Task Scheduling often did not work when it should have. Apparently that bug has long been...

Price of trading your shares with your full service broker: Four hundred dollars. Celebrating your coup over lunch at Delmonico's with your Broker: Three hundred and fifty dollars. Cost of legal fees defending your self: Two hundred thousand dollars Loss of company's net worth: One hundred...

If only Martha had waited out the weekend. Waksal starts selling his shares Wed Dec 26th, 2001 Martha sells 3,928 shares of ImClone on Thurs Dec 27, 2001. Lets say she got the closing price $58.30. Proceeds from sale of shares = $229,002.4 Imclone breaks news of FDA's decision on Fri Dec...

In that case it is likely that you missed the reference I used in the thread tiltle. If you have ever watched more then a couple of minutes of Martha on TV you will definitely at some point in time encounter her saying "and its a good thing". As for no love lost, I'm completely indifferent...

Hmmmmm. When you put it like that, I can't even remember why I opted to not use scheduler.

Try the following as the contents of your tv_grab_na.conf file # config file: tv_grab_na 3.20040101 # # this file is generated by running tv_grab_na --configure # the only change you should make is prefixing 'channel:' lines # with a 'not ' to signal that they should be ignored during the # grab...

That is, the incoming analog signal is demodulated and digitized at the same time.

Steve, thanks for checking. dbx is a company specializing in signal processing...just like dolby labs. In this case, "dbx" refers to the noise reduction technology they developed. Companding is short for "compression" and "expansion" (just like codec is short for compression and...

Of course, this assumes that you saved the fixxmltvlistings.vbs file in the same directory as which you placed xmltv.exe

Precisely the the former. No bearing on the content. If it helps, xmltv can be downloaded from Sourceforge and inside the package the text file xmltv.dtd outlines the format of the xml listings file generated by xmltv.exe. However, before the EPG can use the info contained in the xml...

That's okay. Her allusion to the dynamic duo was enough to guarantee that I'll be back next week.

I too look forward to your next 5000 Mercutio. Your contributions here (and at SR) have been invaluable.

would 'date /t' work there?

Howell, first off, thanks for your work tackling this. When I was looking through the help cmd documentation earlier on I was thinking that the "For" cmd definitely held some promise. I kind of get the gist of what your code does, but honestly I will have to go through the help for...

Steve, I have the exact same questions as what Helzerr asked here and here but which no one has yet answered.

BTW, thanks for all the help with this one guys. Its working beautfully.

Well that didn't take long. Although its not mentioned in the preview, the author mentions in their forums that the MSRP for the Aria is $129US, and one user noted that one store is already doing pre-orders @ $94.

Don't get me wrong. I use Ghost on a regular basis, and it works fine for me. It was when switching from the older version to the newer version that fully supports NTFS that I ran into difficulty for the first time. Once I figured out what was happening I have had no problems with it since...

Doh! What was I thinking, I completely missed Ukranian Brides this morning :D

Sorry, this is for NT cmd (W2K and XP). The content of na.xml would be huge, so for a smaller example what I did was configured xmltv.exe to grab the listings just for one day and only for channel 2. As you can see, there is still a alot of data. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>...

This one revolves around the downloading of xml based tv listings for an EPG. The goal is to completely automate this by placing the batch file in the Startup folder. What I would like the batch file to do is: - check to see if listings for the current date exists; if they do exist then the...

So Pradeep, SteveC, how go the new toys?

The new aria sff case outlined in this pdf will probably become available fairly soon. I like the fact that you can fit a mATX board in there, as opposed to some proprietary sized one. Don't care for the blue illumination though. It will be interesting to see what the insides look like...

Martha guilty on all remaining counts.

Firewire won't die. Its too entrenched in A/V. It most likely will be pushed aside in terms of tradional peripheral devices (drives, scanners etc) though. But it may make big gains if it ends up becoming the interconnect of choice between HD displays and devices (STB, computers, HD-DVD...

From an esthetics perspective, this case (and more of the same here) is certainly interesting....from a cost perspective its absolutely retarded. Can't say I necessarily agree with the no air flow design either ... (I'd increase the case height so to fit a couple of low speed 80mm fans pumping...

Sorry timwhit, was your question addressed to me or open to everyone?

Perhaps Direct I/O just doesn't engage in speculative caching for reads?

Their explaination certainly doesn't shed any light on the matter. I started to take a stab at it, but then the "Direct I/O does not overide the cache policy settings" threw my theory out the window and then I paused to think: Just what the heck is the difference then between these two settings?

Yep. I discovered this fun out about a year and a half ago when I got ghost2k3 (bundled in NSW Pro). It was very, very frustrating at first. I discovered that if Windows is allowed to "see" a new drive, it writes something like a 6 byte signature to the drive's mbr. So if you then go on to...

Err, if by sense you mean does it make my head spin, then yes. Yes it makes perfect sense :D

Well I didn't go the multiple batch route, but Fushigi handed me the last piece to complete my goal. @echo off "..\directory 1\program1.exe" Arguement="TextfileA" @echo wait until program1 reports its done, then @echo off pause "..\directory 2\program2.exe" Arguement="TextfileB"

Oops, I'm an idiot. I left something out again. The cmdline should be something like I tried using: program.exe Argument="..\directory3\textfileA" but I think the Argument= chokes on the ".." Any ideas? Thanks for the help so far.

Tea, Boot into dos and run fdisk \mbr on the drive CK

I'm sorry, I completely bungled my question last night by omitting the two key elements to my problem. Here's the way I want to organize the disk: .. | | - <directory 1> | program1.exe | | - <directory 2> | program2.exe | |- <directory 3> batch file textfileA...

Oops. Was going to post a couple of questions, but am too tired. One it is for now.

1 ) This first question deals with the concept of portability. Namely, I would like to be able to run a batch file contained on a regular (i.e. non bootable) CD-Rom, and running under a Win32 environment, on different systems. The batch file will be calling two programs that are also...

When I made an image yesterday I took note of the message at the bottom left. Its stays the same (i.e. "Adding remaining MFT files to image") throughout the entire process. How far into the imaging does it get before it hangs?