On 13/07/2004, at 10:10 AM, Joel Heenan wrote:
Dear Slug,
I was wondering if sluggers could recommend some software so that
myself and
the project team and submit availability calendars and compare times
that we
are all available. I guess it needs to be pretty powerful so I can
submit my
week
This was visited in the archives about 3 years ago with subscribers
saying that it works, but I don't believe them. I can't even get it to
install.
When I run wine d:\setup to run the Installshield from the CD, it starts
up OK but very early on in the piece it takes a dive with:
The setup
Howard Lowndes wrote:
1607: Unable to install Installshield Scripting Runtime
I don't know much about WINE, never used it much, but I know that I have
got that error on XP systems and a samba server. It has to do with some
profile information being located on a disconnected drive (like the
I looked at this issue about 3 months ago and went back to win4lin. Wine
was bad with fonts (this is apparently resolvable), the printing was bad
(I sort of got it sometimes working as .ps output - don't even think
about getting it to work with specially designed invoices etc) and it
was all just
On 13/07/2004, at 10:10 AM, Joel Heenan wrote:
Dear Slug,
I was wondering if sluggers could recommend some software so that
myself and
the project team and submit availability calendars and compare times
that we
are all available. I guess it needs to be pretty powerful so I can
submit my
week
On Tue, 2004-07-13 at 23:05 +1000, Stuart Guthrie wrote:
1607: Unable to install Installshield Scripting Runtime
MYOB Premier's installer is Flash based - so you need flash installed.
I run the commercial version of wine, CrossOver Office from
( www.codeweavers.com ). I found that I could
On Tue, 2004-07-13 at 23:05, Stuart Guthrie wrote:
I looked at this issue about 3 months ago and went back to win4lin. Wine
was bad with fonts (this is apparently resolvable), the printing was bad
(I sort of got it sometimes working as .ps output - don't even think
about getting it to work
Howard Lowndes wrote:
Ya, I know about sql-ledger (use it myself) but you know how
conservative finance types can be, esp if they are looking for any
excuse not to get off their comfort zone with M$.
Sure do. On that note, I have some conservative finance types using
Cygwin on windows to
Chris Deigan wrote:
On 13/07/2004, at 10:10 AM, Joel Heenan wrote:
Dear Slug,
I was wondering if sluggers could recommend some software so that
myself and the project team and submit availability calendars
and compare times.snip
This is a bit vague, but one of the cal
On Tue, 2004-07-13 at 22:25 +1000, Howard Lowndes wrote:
This was visited in the archives about 3 years ago with subscribers
saying that it works, but I don't believe them. I can't even get it to
install.
Well, the version from 3 years ago probably does work.
I had to visit this problem
Hi,
I have been running rh9 on a machine with a Realtek
ALC655 onboard soundcard, and everything was just
fine. However, the HDD in the machine was an old 4GB
Quantum Fireball, and was a little clunky and slow and
failing occassionally, so I decided to upgrade to a
new 40GB Seagate Barracude
I have 3 pc's networked to an ethernet switch, which is connected to the
'Net via a modem router. All works well.
My house was cabled for LAN with cat5 cable when it was built.
I have connected a pc to each of 2 LAN wall outlets ( in different
rooms) with a straight-through (ie not crossover)
On Tue, 13 Jul 2004, Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Rob Weir
Fedora still uses a font server by default? Why?
So that workstations don't have to cache large amounts of fonts locally?
Why wouldn't you want to use a font server? Am I missing something?
Mike
--
SLUG - Sydney Linux User's
On Wed, Jul 14, 2004 at 01:04:44PM +1000, bill wrote:
I have 3 pc's networked to an ethernet switch, which is connected to the
'Net via a modem router. All works well.
Is it a four port switch? Often those things have 5 ports, but only
four can be active at the same time (the extra port can
bill wrote:
I have 3 pc's networked to an ethernet switch, which is connected to the
'Net via a modem router. All works well.
My house was cabled for LAN with cat5 cable when it was built.
I have connected a pc to each of 2 LAN wall outlets ( in different
rooms) with a straight-through (ie not
On Tue, 13 Jul 2004, The Salisburys wrote:
Hi all
A challenge for the tech heads.
On my redhat 7.3 machine the video SIS 620 device is detected as a SIS 530 device.
(I don't want to upgrade ) (Yes debian detects it OK)
The SIS530 does work but not very well. Causes distortion in some
On Wed, 14 Jul 2004, Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Mike MacCana
On Tue, 13 Jul 2004, Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Rob Weir
Fedora still uses a font server by default? Why?
So that workstations don't have to cache large amounts of fonts locally?
Why wouldn't you want to use a
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