On Friday 15 November 2002 05:36 pm, Buchan Milne wrote:
If business didn't need multimedia, Windows Media player wouldn't be in
Windows 2000 Pro.
I agreed with the rest of your post, but `Microsoft thinks you need a thing'
is far from sufficient justification for `businesses need this thing'.
Hello? quicktime movie in powerpoint? Do you never give presentations
which need animations? Engineering shops need this.
I'm sorry, I 'm just a student. And I do presentations, but never so
sophisticated.
DivX could also be useful in this regard, and I am sure there are
business
But the point is to develop a opensource dvd player is not possible,
thanks to
movie maker.
Not impossible, just illegal in some countries. It's legal here (for
example).
Mmh, when you say some coutry, you speaks of this country just below Canada ?
This country who arrest people in some
By talking of university, is the free software situation as bad in my old
school ?
We only had Windows NT, and some old sparc station.
And some students in a engineer school in France were not happy about
that situation, ( in their school ).
not sure about the hardware, but I know one
torsdagen den 14 november 2002 13.08 skrev Faraj Meir:
1 ) to get the register ( easy, these file are well known , system.dat,
and
user.dat )
No problem
2 ) to read it ( difficult part ), and to get the information on a simple
format.
3 ) To found the useful info. Not to difficult,
On Thursday 14 November 2002 13:17, Oden Eriksson wrote:
torsdagen den 14 november 2002 13.08 skrev Faraj Meir:
1 ) to get the register ( easy, these file are well known , system.dat,
and
user.dat )
No problem
2 ) to read it ( difficult part ), and to get the information on a
Op donderdag 14 november 2002 13:08, schreef Guy.Bormann:
On Thu, 14 Nov 2002, Faraj Meir wrote:
Somoen mentinned a tool called tranfugdrake, which do this.
After all, it could be a great thing no ?
So, what is the point of moving to Linux then, if Windows is so wonderful
and Linux
The point is Mandrake wants to make money, therefore they need bigger
install base, therefore they need to make windows users transfer to linux,
therefore what keeps windows users from using linux, therefore try to
imagine what do we need to add or change.
If you want to do money, i think it
Therefore, there is no need for all these fancy multimedia application.
Some real businesses need multi-media. We do (animations from
simulations). In fact, that's probably one of the big reasons we don't
make more use of OpenOffice, and have to use Powerpoint for some
presentations.
I
actually, flash / quicktime are the best multimedia tools for selling,
they make powerpoint presentations look backwards and clunky.
the fancy multimedia is where the prospective clients will be wowed
into buying your service / product.
you put together such a fantastic presentation your
I think that porting their configuration to linux option is a good thing:
like their favorite folder , their mails , mail folders , config... ,
shortcut to my Document
networks setting (adsl connection lan etc)...
User that got all thingy better and unchanged a lot would be ported to
On Wed, 2002-11-13 at 22:09, Faraj Meir wrote:
I know I speak for windows user what do not want to use command line at all
and
that do not know what is plf (why ask him to know that plf exist , it is not
mentionned officially ...)
contrib
it's hard for a windows user it's just the
On other thing , you can use flash without paying 350 euros to
Macromedia, I mean, if you are honest.
search : http://freshmeat.net/search/?q=flash+macromediasection=projects
Oh, i'm sorry, I didn't reread my mail, i ve said that you can't do flash
without paying.
And, in fact, it is not
On Wed Nov 13 20:29 -0800, J. Greenlees wrote:
reading the configuration files from windows at install of LM isn't as
simple as it sounds.. with the weirdness in the different windows
versions. and the xp ntfs that isn't read by linux yet.
NTFS can be read fine. It can't be written.
--
reading the configuration files from windows at install of LM isn't as
simple as it sounds.. with the weirdness in the different windows
versions. and the xp ntfs that isn't read by linux yet.
ntfs is ready on read only, i use it on a daily basis, no problem.
I even get it to write one day (
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