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Oh yeah, one more level deep in the code. When the Anchor tag references something like definitionsa.php, on that page the code includes: <td bgcolor="#aaaadd" cellspacing=2> <table bgcolor="#aaaadd" border=0 cellpadding=10 cellspacing=2> <?php $phpbb_root_path = './'; include($phpbb_root_path...

No worries Handy, I'm not pressing you for time, just looking for a little assistance when it is available.

Indeed, low-end Dell machines are beginning to smell like Gateways.

Glad to have you on the job Handy. As you mentioned, finding a better way to manage and add definitions is my first concern. Searching is second. Presently I have a separate php file for each letter of the alphabet. I have this code on my definitions (definitions.php) page: <td width=95%...

Nice speeds. I like the category: "Seems like broadband." :D

Handy, anything new about getting a database together for my definitions?

Most people don't even know that computers shouldn't get tossed. I usually cannibalize everything that still works, and then toss the enclosure if it is not worth keeping. Monitors I bring to the county dump. Any PCBs that don’t work get tossed into the trash at home (which is probably wrong...

The one with the wedding ring?

Thanks for the link CityK.

The last Mac that I operated was a IIfx. With a Radius portrait monitor it much nicer to operate then a DOS/Windows system.

Thanks for the links Jan.

the inquirer Internet Explorer Trojan Problem Still Not Patched Friday 03 October 2003, 18:23 "A TROJAN called QHosts-1 continues to lurk on the Interweb, with the only fix right now being disabling active scripting or de-registering .HTA files." More information can be found at: Network...

28" waist? We haven't seen that for decades.

Especially with the accompanying white collar.

Fortunately, I can get both Hitachi/IBM and Samsung from my distributor. The Samsung SP1614N (160GB 8MB Cache) drive I am selling for $130.00. Not the best price in the pack (Pricewatch has lower prices as usual), but that is my present limit. In contrast, I would need to sell the WD1200JB at...

simply=simplify

Western Digital has changed the warranty on some of its products, effective today. All of their products, except for Raptor, will come with a standard 1-year warranty unless otherwise noted (there are some without warranties and some special deals through retailers that have less then 1-year)...

That should be an excellent start Merc. You'll be able to allow for images while browsing the net.

I don't really have one Radboy. I would need to drop the product off, which is pretty normal for the way I work.

I have that Tekram card coming into stock tomorrow. My current price is $180.00 plus tax.

Would that be the DC390U3W card? How much does Hypermicro usually sell them for?

Indeed, that shouldn't be. Once you've read something, it should be marked as such.

Ah, so that is what Eugene uses. I usually don't visit SR, so I haven't spent much time figuring out their software setup.

Nice technology. Good find iGary.

Have a great time you two. (Gin before 8:00am is okay) Don't mind all of the German tourists, just let Tea do the driving and she'll take care of them. By the way, I had a Hungarian customer once named Zoltan. If Pradeep Jr. ends up like him, he'll be an environmental scientist and a hunter...

The sites seems to work good Doug. But if you can implement a change that is better for you and easy for us, I don't see why you shouldn't give it a try. I would like to know why Tim doesn't like Invision Board though. Since most of us don't even know the software, it may be good to hear from...

Today there are indeed fast cars B4RSK. However, many older records still stand today, as some of those tests cannot be duplicated. For example, Mercedes Benz still holds the land speed record on a public road. Why? Because there is no room to hit those speeds any longer. They've held this...

Wow! Congratulations Pradeep. Drinks on your tab sound good. :D

How about uninstalling SAV on one of the problem machines and then see if the issue still persists.

Thanks for the offer Freeborn; the price is good. However, I just can't swing $1,100.00 at the moment.

It works in Windows Server 2003 too.

I just tried the same sequence on a PIII 866EB system running Windows XP Home and the deletion worked flawlessly. Not that it should make a difference, but I was remotely running this system and followed the sequence through VNC. I know this only frustrates you more Merc, but I just had to let...

Have you been able to reproduce this at home Merc? I wonder if you could reproduce the situation at work after a reinstall of one of the machines.

I had always liked Clean Sweep and Virus Sweep.

Always thinking ahead and planning for the future.

:mrgrn:

Yes, when I attempted to visit this site a couple of minutes ago, it was horribly slow. Suddenly the pace has picked up.

On a similar topic to this thread, SUN Microsystems has unveiled what it calims is a revolutionary technology that could make computers much faster and significantly smaller. Australian IT Sun Breaks Speed Barrier Correspondents in Santa Clara SEPTEMBER 24, 2003

Australian IT Microchipped Cat's Excellent Adventure Correspondents in San Carlos SEPTEMBER 26, 2003 Nice story.

That was probably meant for Pradeep.

Thanks Pradeep. I managed to get a few different moods, so I can post them at will.

:mrgrn: I like!

Indeed. It keeps us on our toes. :)

It seems that Jatuhan tried the percent method and the drives were created. However, it now comes down to accessing drives beyond drive letter F with Ghost 2003 where the problem begins.

Wow, 1MB L2 Cache at full clock speed.

Am I way off, or would config.sys need LASTDRIVE=Z My DOS based days are real fuzzy.

Wouldn't it be nice if you could just sit and chat with someone knowledgabe at Microsoft about all of these wonderful issues you come up with?

I'm light years behind CityK. From what I've seen it is now P. Diddy. Although your alias is quite up to date, it has that same badboy rapper zing to it.

The James Boags sounds good, but after a few, you could easily wake up with an order for some of those FX chips.

I have my moments. Usually, I rely on the built in defragger for 2000 and XP. However, when things are really bad, then I'll install PerfectDisk to straighten things back out, then uninstall and go back to the built in model. Windows defragger in 2000 and XP is especially bad when the system...