[DQSD-Users] New google addition

2003-10-23 Thread Tom Corcoran
Google have added a new web definition, to try it type "define freeloader"
in the dqsd.

Cheers - Tom.

  He's alive, Jim. Should I shoot him again?






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[DQSD-Users] RE: Showing time [clocklongform] when in use

2003-10-23 Thread Tom Corcoran
>That should be controllable by:
>clockdelay=5000;
>from preferences.js. Just copy and paste into localprefs.js, and modify
>the delay to your heart's content :)

Thanks for that. I was using that. However I need to click something else on
the taskbar to remove focus, once that's done it will refresh in clockdelay
milliseconds. If I am hovering the mouse over my battery icon in the tray or
the like focus does not change from the dqsd. Also if I am using dqsd for
calculations, etc and what to check the time it's not ideal.

Cheers, Tom.






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RE: [DQSD-Users] whois command

2003-10-23 Thread MLL


> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Jay
> Westerdal
> Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2003 12:35 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [DQSD-Users] whois command
> 
> 
> Dave,
> Not sure if you follow the whois area but www.whois.sc is the
> best whois then betterwhois.com

I can only agree. Even more : IMO, www.whois.sc is the best whois et al. tool these 
days on the net.

> 
> You should remap the whois command to www.whois.sc

Actually, it's already here  : try whsc (but may be not yet in the last build, if so 
go to http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/dqsd/dqsd/searches/ and pick whsc.xml and 
put it into \searches\)

MLL

> 
> Example:
> 
> whois sourceforge.net
> That would be
> www.whois.sc/sourceforge.net
> 
> I think you will find the whois records more useful at whois.sc!
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Jay Westerdal
> Name Intelligence, Inc.
> Email:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Direct: +1.425.785.4325
> Phone:  +1.800.844.7035
> Fax:+1.206.337.0652
> www.nameintelligence.com
> www.whois.sc (Whois Source)
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RE: [DQSD-Users] Selection of whois destination (betterwhois vs. whois.sc)

2003-10-23 Thread Shawn K. Hall
Hi Monty,

> heehee..  I think you missed the sarcasm of phil-dqsds'
> post... 

You're absoutely right. It had been a very long night and I had gone days without 
reading my email - only to find enough spam in my inbox (even after my filter took out 
nearly a thousand messages) to make that suggestion have far less humorous effect on 
me than it should have.

I checked my DQSD email first only to see two people talking about changing the world 
I live in (DQSD, that is). :/

Sigh.


> Phil was just having some fun with it...

Maybe I ought to unplug for a few days.

Regards,

Shawn K. Hall
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[DQSD-Users] Windows 2* Service Aliases

2003-10-23 Thread Shawn K. Hall
Hello all,

I've been using these the last week or two and thought others may be
interested in them as well. You'll need to fix the wrap. One of the
benefits of this is that you can then set the startup for each of
these services to "MANUAL" in the services console so they are not
using valuable memory 24/7 if you don't use them that often. As a web
developer it's important to me to be able to debug a site WHEN I want
to, but I hate getting promted to fix problems on microsoft.com, and
having some of these services running poses a security risk when they
are not absolutely necessary.


//SQL SERVER:

sqlstart|run cmd.exe /c "net start mssqlserver"|Start SQL Server|Start
SQL Server|System Tools

sqlstop|run cmd.exe /c "net stop mssqlserver"|Stop SQL Server|Stop SQL
Server|System Tools


//IIS Web Server:

w3start|run cmd.exe /c "net start w3svc"|Start Internet Information
Services (IIS)|Start Internet Information Services (IIS)|System Tools

w3stop|run cmd.exe /c "net stop w3svc"|Stop Internet Information
Services (IIS)|Stop Internet Information Services (IIS)|System Tools


//IIS FTP Server:

ftpstart|run cmd.exe /c "net start ftpsvc"|Start MS FTP Server|Start
MS FTP Server|System Tools

ftpstop|run cmd.exe /c "net stop ftpsvc"|Stop MS FTP Server|Stop MS
FTP Server|System Tools


//Machine Debug Manager (mdm.exe - you'll know what it is if you've
used it)

mdmstart|run cmd.exe /c "net start "machine debug manager""|Start
Machine Debug Manager|Start Machine Debug Manager|System Tools

mdmstop|run cmd.exe /c "net stop "machine debug manager""|Stop Machine
Debug Manager|Stop Machine Debug Manager|System Tools


//"RunAs" Service:

runasstart|run cmd.exe /c "net start "runas service""|Start RunAs
Service|Start RunAs Service|System Tools

runasstop|run cmd.exe /c "net stop "runas service""|Stop RunAs
Service|Stop RunAs Service|System Tools


> P.S.: Shawn, you spend too much of your sleeping time
> improving DQSD. ;)

Heheheheehehhehehehehe...
No way! I LOVE it. I really couldn't function without DQSD, and , as a
result have started telling my friends and family that I won't work
on/fix their computers anymore if they don't install DQSD on their
computers at least for my use - it saves me hours of time doing things
that *should* be simple.

Regards,

Shawn K. Hall
http://ReliableAnswers.com/

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