Hi,
I am currently a master student at the Hokkaido University, Japan. My
specialty is physics, but I have discovered a couple of months ago
that what I really like is programming.
I will finish the master course in April 2001, but as my colleagues
advised my, I've already started looking for
Hi,
Thanks to all that answered to my question about latex and tables. The
'longtable' was the first one I've try and it worked from the beginning.
I'll look over the others also to see which is best for my needs, but
longtable seems to be exactly what I need. And was on my computer,
installed by
Thanks , but it is not working :(
Can this be a problem of Netscape 4.5 ? Can you tell me please the hole
settings:
description
mime type
suffix
for au files. Maybe I've done something dumb here also.
TIA,
Ionutz
Thomas Lakofski wrote:
set netscape to use 'play %s'
? Can somebody tell me where should I look for the
package that changed the default behavior ?
TIA,
Ionutz
Thomas Lakofski wrote:
On Sun, 1 Nov 1998, Ionutz Borcoman wrote:
After installing some packages from Debain-JP, my delete and backspace
keys changed their behavior under X. Now
Hi,
I have try different ways to make my Netscape play some .au files from
the web pages. It was impossible (for me). The sound is OK and the au
files play ok if I send them to the /dev/dsp. But I don't understand how
to tell Netscape to do this !
Please help !
Ionutz
Hi,
I have a table that is too big (too long) to fit on one page. Can LaTeX
break this table by itself ? How ? I was forced to split the table in 2
parts, but I would like a more intelligent solution (my table fitted in
2 pages, so it wasn't so hard to split by hand. But what do I do when
the
Hi,
After installing some packages from Debain-JP, my delete and backspace
keys changed their behavior under X. Now they delete the character in
front of the prompt. Even Netscape behaves like this. Can somebody
please tell me where should I make the changes ?
TIA,
Ionutz
Stephen A. Witt wrote:
My question has to do with the naming of directories in the Debian
distribution. I've been mirroring 'stable' now for a while --
main/binary-all, main/binary-i386, contrib/binary-all,
contrib/binary-i386, and non-free/binary-all, non-free/binary-i386. Now I
decided
Ingo Hohmann wrote:
Hi,
I'd like to write some japanese texts on Linux. Figured out how to use
XEmacs mule and the input methods, but printing doesn't work. May this
be caused by missing printer fonts? Where can I get them? Or is there
a better program around (I heard rumours about a
Jeff Noxon wrote:
I managed to get things running, but not with x86setup. I had to tweak
a lot of stuff by hand and I had to keep going back to find yet another
X package...
Where can I find this warning message ?
Also related: how do I know if a ftp site is good for upgrading from ?
It
Richard E. Hawkins Esq. wrote:
When Ive seen it, rebooot caused the abnorrmal shutdown, in which
e2fsck was necessary, while shutdown -r now worked fine, as (i believe)
the three fingered salute. I never did figure out why, I just adjusted :)
My inittab has:
Hi,
My kernel is reporting:
borco-ei kernel: 133.87.240.13 sent an invalid ICMP error to a
broadcast.
What and how bad is this ?
TIA,
Ionutz
Nathan O. Siemers wrote:
Have you possibly added any swap files recently? A while ago I
tracked a similar problem to an open swap file that shutdown was not
releasing before it tried to unmount.
nathan
Nope, just changed the kernels. Anyhow, my system is in a shape so bad
that it seems
Hi,
I have a Canon Laser JEt A404 F printer and I would like to use it from
unix through samba. The printer is shared on a Win95 pc. I have GS and
MAGICFILTER but I do not know what filter ot use !
TIA,
Ionutz
Hi,
These days, when I reboot my machine, the file system is not always
unmounted. The machine says that the file system is busy and cannot be
unmounted and reboots.
Any idea ?
TIA,
Ionutz
PS: I don't know if this is useful, but here it is:
My kernel 2.1.125. The .config file that I used is
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