settings. With mine, I can store
one setting for DOS and another for each OS. Perhaps you could try this
and see.
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If this is what you want, their monthly newsletter is called Under the
Brim, and there's a link to subscribe on their home page
www.redhat.com
Glenn Williams wrote:
I still haven't found their mailing list. Maybe they haven't migrated
from their last one, yet. Anyone know how/where to
), if this would help. Additionally, some of AOL's
sections are accessible using any web browser.
So, while you might not be able to run AOL and have its convenience, you
could achieve the functional equivalent of much of it under Linux, while
avoiding ALL of its problems.
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and sizes.
This compares on the same system with 6.2, which was about 900 MB and 15
minutes, and 7.2 which was about 1.4 GB and 25 minutes.
So the installation time makes a nice lunch break ...
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changed the directory permissions to -w--w--w-, I could not
add a new file or delete any of the existing files, getting a
permission denied message. This is not as I understand it: I should be
able to do this.
Could anyone explain why?
Thanx.
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I've been trying to understand permissions on directories, but am having
trouble with the write permission.
As I understand it, read permission (r--r--r--) on a directory allows
the contents to be listed, write
Have you considered an older version of MS Access --- say 97?
Keith Antoine wrote:
So do you want the frontend to run on windoze, or the entire DB?
It will all have to run on windows.
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satisfied with it: if all the other 200+ Linux
distributions were to disappear, leaving only Slackware, I wouldn't
complain.
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Yes. I just downloaded and installed it again, with the same problem.
Myles Green wrote:
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at every file in the Acrobat directory and do not see anything
that has squat to do with fonts.
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Net Llama! wrote:
Its a binary, they are the same in both.
When I run it, here's the error messages:
Warning: Cannot convert string
-*-fixed-medium-i-normal-*-*-120-72-72-*-*-*-* to type
Because everything else is working, and I did not have a problem until I
installed Acroread.
Net Llama! wrote:
Why are you assuming its *acrobat* that's horked, when the problem is with
your box?
Youv'e prolly got some fonts missing, or a default font set somewhere to
some kind of japanese
help, and led to another several hours
wasted playing with the computer g.
To those of you who took time to answer, thanx.
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bof wrote:
I posted this on the Adobe site, but have not gotten an answer. I'm
posting it here in hopes that someone else might have encountered and
solved
Hello,
I trying to share some of the files on my Linux system using Samba and
VMware. I'm running RH 7.2 as the host and Windows 98 as the guest under
VMware-workstation 3.1.1. My computer name is Bill and the directory
containing the files I want to share is /home/bof/files. When Windows 98
. I'd like to see it.
Thanx.
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of the VMware Samba setup.
It's not. I even went in and added browsable = yes to the [homes]
section without success.
So how do I set up shares for my home directory so that I can see it --
seeing it is all I want anyway, as that is where the files that I need
to access under Win98 are.
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. Networking is set up, and I can access the
Internet.
I just can't see my home directory. The computer icon is there, but
there is nothing in it.
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Michael Hipp wrote:
Does anyone know what the certain file filters is? Specifically, will SO
be a better drop-in replacement for MSOfc than OO?
For one, SO has a filter to import WordPerfect documents, while
OpenOffice does not (altho it is being worked on).
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Lee wrote:
Then there is this great bug-a-boo of splintering. So what? That's what
Linux is all about. The only unsplintered OS around is M$.
And just how unsplintered is a company that offers
DOS
Windows 95
Windows 98
Windows 98SE
Windows ME
Windows NT
Windows
Jay Nugent wrote:
Do you feel that dumping a Lindows box on my 76 year-old Dad
From some of the reviews, I wonder if you wouldn't be better off with
one of the Mandrake-powered systems.
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Richard R. Sivernell wrote:
Looking for a replacement to xfterm. No kde x.x on system.
Have eterm now and do not like it much. Would like something
like kde konsole, but I am kde free. Any ideas out there?
I rather like multi-gnome-terminal (http://multignometerm.sourceforge.net/).
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ronnie gauthier wrote:
Anyone know of a decent tabbed text editor?
Glimmer is nice, if/when you can get it to compile.
See
http://glimmer.sourceforge.net/
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upon which one you want to have the most space.
Most larger drives come with a DOS-bootable disk with a utility on it
that allows you set up the drive to insure that whole thing is usable
when you install it --- its a one-time operation.
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etc..
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about 450 MB in size.
See www.tummy.com for more information.
And of course, there's always Slackware or Debian for a very stable,
minimal installation.
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version for about a year now and their
server for about six months.and am very pleased with them.
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Jerry McBride wrote:
Bill Gates, a classic example of a successful american capitalist.
The term robber baron, an appelation applied to 19th-century railroad
and oil tycoons of incredible wealth and no scruples whatsoever, might
be a better description.
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, adjust
it for the speed you can burn at and for your burner placement.
Good luck.
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Collins Richey wrote:
OK, I've freed up a partition to experiment with this, but how do I
download and burn a CD?
There are now Slackware 9.0 .iso's out. See
http://www.abnormalpenguin.com/slackware-mirrors.php
If you can get onto any of the sites, that is. ;-)
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one and had great service from it.
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This updated all the KDE packages and so far it has been working without
problems.
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, but there is a
rescue disk for 8.0 here
ftp://ftp.redhat.de/pub/rh-addons/rescue-cd/
and for 7.3 here
ftp://ftp.redhat.de/pub/rh-addons/rescue-cd/old
These fit onto a business card-sized CD and I have found them to be useful.
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it to the default KDE look. I
can't provide more specific info as I no longer have access to a
RH 9.0 system, but I do recall seeing it as an option somewhere.
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compliant with the KSH93 specs.
Have you considered trying it?
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Windows machine for supporting my NX60 --- a
lot of the medical software I use has to have Windows to install or run
and so I am stuck with it.
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certainly said as much over the past few months.
Which will leave a HUGE gap (RH is about 50% of US distro usage) for
someone to fill, maybe Mandrake.
Or, unless the Linux community countersues SCO to offset its FUD and
begins winning the war of public opinion, FreeBSD.
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Gateway Genmask Flags MSS Window irtt face
192.168.1.0 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.0 U 0 0 0 eth0
0.0.0.0 192.168.1.1 0.0.0.0 UG 0 0 0 eth0
Can anyone help me figure out what is going on?
BOF
Yes. I can ping 216.229.33.250 and get a reply. But if I try and ping
pcisys.net (216.229.33.250 is the nameserver for pcisys.net), I get
the unknown host pcisys.net error message.
So how do I correct this?
BOF
Net Llama! wrote:
Can you ping the IPs in resolv.conf from the SuSE-8.2 box
that's the right IP for the nameserver? What happens if you try
to dig or nsloopkup?
On Fri, 1 Aug 2003, bof wrote:
Yes. I can ping 216.229.33.250 and get a reply. But if I try and ping
pcisys.net (216.229.33.250 is the nameserver for pcisys.net), I get
the unknown host pcisys.net error message.
So
host: pcisys.net
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Tom Wilson wrote:
On Fri, 2003-08-01 at 14:50, bof wrote:
pcisys.net uses 216.229.32.173 as their mail server. Their DNS server is
216.229.33.250.
If I try to dig or nslookup pcisys.net I get a connection timed out.
no servers could be reached message.
Here are the results
, as it was working fine last week.
So my thanks to all you who took the time to respond and when I find
something out (I am tired of playing with computers today), I'll let
y'all know.
And, BTW, ain't computers grand? g
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How about:
search pcisys.net local
Kurt
Yes, that was changed, but the problem still exists. I now believe that
it is in my gateway machine, so I will have to take a look at it when
the spirit inspires me.
Thanx to all for your help.
BOF
Replies and notices --- lots and lots of them: probably 60 in the past
two days.
Douglas J Hunley wrote:
Are you guys actually getting the virus or just notices that a virus was caught?
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What need I do to stop this -- it is very annoying.
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file is the offender
I forgot to mention that this problem is occuring under both RH 7.3 and
RH 9.0.
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Bruce Marshall wrote:
There also should be an 'Autostart' icon on your desktop.
Click on it to see what's in there.
No such icon. The Autostart directory under .kde is empty other than a
file named .directory.
Under .kde/share/config/session there is a file
for Mozilla,
Firebird and Thunderbird. It is at
http://extensionroom.mozdev.org/#
There is a User Agent widget on it for mozilla. It is also at
http://uabar.mozdev.org/
I'll try installing it an d letting you know how it works.
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and reconfigure some of my desktop.
So while I am at a loss to say what was going on, I did resolve the issue.
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Fedora support itself will run for three months after the release of a
new version, which should make its life about nine months.
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