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erm .. been trying to patch IE7 ... if your a geek then you will understand why im doing that!....
but i cant do it...
any one know where i can find out how with the latest version?
PM me
erm .. been trying to patch IE7 ... if your a geek then you will understand why im doing that!....
but i cant do it...
any one know where i can find out how with the latest version? PM me
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I've got the IE dev toolbar installed for ie7.
you can view DOM, outline various elements, validate w3c, css etc. it's useful, but very, very limited compared to the FF devbar, *no* CSS tools except 'disable all' and 'validate' for example.
the only thing it has I haven't seen before is a ruler (er, woo /sarc
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I've got the IE dev toolbar installed for ie7.
you can view DOM, outline various elements, validate w3c, css etc. it's useful, but very, very limited compared to the FF devbar, *no* CSS tools except 'disable all' and 'validate' for example.
the only thing it has I haven't seen before is a ruler (er, woo /sarc
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Sym: I had a lot of problems with windows resetting group policy changes. It's more a problem of educating the users, and getting them to do things the right way. The shared documents folder can do it, but all the software is set to use My Documents by default, and every time someone installs a new media player, it starts saving things in the wrong folders again, because they don't change the settings, and when something goes wrong with the player they just re-install it so any changes I have made tothe settings get wiped.
It's great windows having a multi user system, it'd be nice if it was implemented a bit better.
I don't think the software manufacturers give a damn, it just means someone gets to sell bigger hard drives.
Vista looks to be a real hog on resources (and I don't like running an OS on minimum spec hardware either), which is why I'm going to be avoiding it for as long as possible. I just hope OSX Leopard is something to talk about, as it didn't look like a huge improvement last time I looked.
PK: This WGA thing seems to be cropping up everywhere now I've moved to OSX, and I'm not using XP much these days except for gaming, so I don't need to keep it patched, and don't worry about WGA since I told it not to install. The MUI was a pay-for add-on when I used it (pre SP2 XP), so it didn't have WGA then. There are a couple of WGA add-ons I've installed from other sources to get around installing it though, so it might be available.
Sym: I had a lot of problems with windows resetting group policy changes. It's more a problem of educating the users, and getting them to do things the right way. The shared documents folder can do it, but all the software is set to use My Documents by default, and every time someone installs a new media player, it starts saving things in the wrong folders again, because they don't change the settings, and when something goes wrong with the player they just re-install it so any changes I have made tothe settings get wiped.
It's great windows having a multi user system, it'd be nice if it was implemented a bit better.
I don't think the software manufacturers give a damn, it just means someone gets to sell bigger hard drives.
Vista looks to be a real hog on resources (and I don't like running an OS on minimum spec hardware either), which is why I'm going to be avoiding it for as long as possible. I just hope OSX Leopard is something to talk about, as it didn't look like a huge improvement last time I looked.
PK: This WGA thing seems to be cropping up everywhere now I've moved to OSX, and I'm not using XP much these days except for gaming, so I don't need to keep it patched, and don't worry about WGA since I told it not to install. The MUI was a pay-for add-on when I used it (pre SP2 XP), so it didn't have WGA then. There are a couple of WGA add-ons I've installed from other sources to get around installing it though, so it might be available.
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just found those critical updates that MS dont let you have without WGA.. via autopatcher five point one
still no luck today with the duel language.. cant even find a patch or bypass for that let alone the ITALIAN pack from microsoft other than for sp1.
just found those critical updates that MS dont let you have without WGA.. via autopatcher five point one
still no luck today with the duel language.. cant even find a patch or bypass for that let alone the ITALIAN pack from microsoft other than for sp1.
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PK, i did an investigation a while back, XP does not support multilanguage!!
and the only way to change the language is to reinstall
Thanks M$ how forward thinking was that!!
EXCEPT that I think here is a corporate edition that could support multi language.
Customise google addin in for FF, yes, i forgot that from the list
(make google like it used to be - useful, rather than all paid and commercial results at the top.
Essentially the first 2 and all the side results in google are paid adverts, hence it is not giving you the best results, it give the results which have the most interest in making some money out of you... hmm, with the customize google add in, you turn off all the adverts! google how it was back when it used to be useful for finding things on the web.
good tips on sites to exclude thanks polarity
PK, i did an investigation a while back, XP does not support multilanguage!!
and the only way to change the language is to reinstall
Thanks M$ how forward thinking was that!!
EXCEPT that I think here is a corporate edition that could support multi language.
Customise google addin in for FF, yes, i forgot that from the list
(make google like it used to be - useful, rather than all paid and commercial results at the top.
Essentially the first 2 and all the side results in google are paid adverts, hence it is not giving you the best results, it give the results which have the most interest in making some money out of you... hmm, with the customize google add in, you turn off all the adverts!
google how it was back when it used to be useful for finding things on the web.good tips on sites to exclude thanks polarity
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damn auto patch changed my wmp11 to one with WGA yet i already had wmp11 installed..
thanks Drew.
damn auto patch changed my wmp11 to one with WGA yet i already had wmp11 installed..
thanks Drew.
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I think it'd be cool to do an official HoPpers recomended firefox plugins thread, but which section should it be in? help? technical?
ta for the google thing, I hadn't caught that one before!
I think it'd be cool to do an official HoPpers recomended firefox plugins thread, but which section should it be in? help? technical?
ta for the google thing, I hadn't caught that one before!
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Yakumo, seeing as everyone has slightly different used for firefox and wants different things, I think the list could get very long indeed!
maybe as long as this one: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/extensions/
Yakumo, seeing as everyone has slightly different used for firefox and wants different things, I think the list could get very long indeed!
maybe as long as this one: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/extensions/
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good idea Yakumo:
[Old link]
good idea Yakumo:
[Old link]
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pointing people at the moz repository doesn't help the technophobes that would like a little direction from their friends though Sym
pointing people at the moz repository doesn't help the technophobes that would like a little direction from their friends though Sym
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Fair enough - there is no harm in it. When I've pointed 'technophobes' (by that, I mean my dad) at that URL they normall find something I'd never have thought they would have wanted and think it's the best thing ever!
My point really was: there is so much, and people want so many different things that the only way everyone is going to find everything they want it be having a full list of them all. Picking out the good ones is a great idea, but what I think is good is different from what you think is good.
Anyway, I like the idea - as you'll see from my posts in that thread
Fair enough - there is no harm in it. When I've pointed 'technophobes' (by that, I mean my dad) at that URL they normall find something I'd never have thought they would have wanted and think it's the best thing ever!
My point really was: there is so much, and people want so many different things that the only way everyone is going to find everything they want it be having a full list of them all. Picking out the good ones is a great idea, but what I think is good is different from what you think is good.
Anyway, I like the idea - as you'll see from my posts in that thread
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The MUI pack can be installed any time after a normal XP (pro) install, but it's only available legitimately to people with a volume license for Windows.
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PK, i did an investigation a while back, XP does not support multilanguage!!
and the only way to change the language is to reinstall
Thanks M$ how forward thinking was that!!
EXCEPT that I think [t]here is a corporate edition that could support multi language.
The MUI pack can be installed any time after a normal XP (pro) install, but it's only available legitimately to people with a volume license for Windows.
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thats me out then.. unless some one can help me out
but i still didn't see italian in the language list on MS.com ...
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but it's only available legitimately to people with a volume license for Windows.
thats me out then.. unless some one can help me out but i still didn't see italian in the language list on MS.com ...
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You aren't thinking or really existing unless you're willing to risk even your own sanity in the judgment of your existence.
Green peppers, lime pickle and whole-grain mustard = best sandwich filling.
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beloved pk, i develop sites for a livin too.... i check for IE compliance via the IE preview tab in FF. my clients are happy with the sites so that's what counts for them.
hope your platform compliance woes are no more!
big respect for your work,
b
beloved pk, i develop sites for a livin too.... i check for IE compliance via the IE preview tab in FF. my clients are happy with the sites so that's what counts for them.
hope your platform compliance woes are no more!
big respect for your work,
b
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IE tab is amazing, under windows. There is no good way for any other platform to test in IE that I have found. There are wine ports for IE, but the layout isn't the same.
IE tab is amazing, under windows. There is no good way for any other platform to test in IE that I have found. There are wine ports for IE, but the layout isn't the same.
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thanks bender....
wish my site was even showing up on the net... i have more server woes than code or layout problems... pips been down for 2 weeks and Tommy's never around.. i know im not paying for this server right now... but "cane di dio cane" (italian swearing for nyc )
just one good host please... lol.
thanks bender....
wish my site was even showing up on the net... i have more server woes than code or layout problems... pips been down for 2 weeks and Tommy's never around.. i know im not paying for this server right now... but "cane di dio cane" (italian swearing for nyc
)just one good host please... lol.
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i told you to cxome talk to me,
you know sometimes i think you dont listen to me
i told you to cxome talk to me,
you know sometimes i think you dont listen to me
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Is anybody else having problems with their Hewlett Packard software, specifically the director not working, after installing IE7 ?
I've noticed IE 7 is a little slower that IE6, and it may be due to the phishing filter..anyone else heard this too ?
Likewise, I've also heard that the google toolbar that comes with IE7 contains a spellchecker, any truth to this, or do I just need to install it and see ?
While I'm on it, any suggestions for a media player to replace windows media player 11? Seems everytime windows updated this thing, it gets worse. I deleted the URGE program which came with the update, and that greatly sped up the performance of wmp11, but the layout for moving songs between playlists is just plain stupid. I already have iTunes ( hate that one too, I keep having to trick the thing to work ) and I just deleted my realplayer, seeing as how it felt like it was trying to take over my computer.
I'm thinking winamp, but it's the onlyone I've looked into so far.
Is anybody else having problems with their Hewlett Packard software, specifically the director not working, after installing IE7 ?
I've noticed IE 7 is a little slower that IE6, and it may be due to the phishing filter..anyone else heard this too ?
Likewise, I've also heard that the google toolbar that comes with IE7 contains a spellchecker, any truth to this, or do I just need to install it and see ?
While I'm on it, any suggestions for a media player to replace windows media player 11? Seems everytime windows updated this thing, it gets worse. I deleted the URGE program which came with the update, and that greatly sped up the performance of wmp11, but the layout for moving songs between playlists is just plain stupid. I already have iTunes ( hate that one too, I keep having to trick the thing to work ) and I just deleted my realplayer, seeing as how it felt like it was trying to take over my computer.
I'm thinking winamp, but it's the onlyone I've looked into so far.
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definately is slower than ie6, and yes that would be cos of the phishing filter, dont know bout the spellchecker (firefox user
)
if you havent already done so, you could try and change the auto update feature of windows, it takes longer but i have mine set to notify me of updates.
I pick and choose and if I happen to get one that my pc hates, itake it out
Winamp is 1 of the few players Ive found that doesnt come with other bullsh*t programs with it. I found it good
definately is slower than ie6, and yes that would be cos of the phishing filter, dont know bout the spellchecker (firefox user
)if you havent already done so, you could try and change the auto update feature of windows, it takes longer but i have mine set to notify me of updates.
I pick and choose and if I happen to get one that my pc hates, itake it out
Winamp is 1 of the few players Ive found that doesnt come with other bullsh*t programs with it. I found it good
Are you up for it?;)
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thought that you were going to PM me some gizzum... you slack santa-
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you know sometimes i think you dont listen to me
thought that you were going to PM me some gizzum... you slack santa-
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yep, im as slack as your arse!
i will pm it to you, when i get 5 mins to do it, come on man its boxing daya, dn i am the only one in the office, and working!
yep, im as slack as your arse!
i will pm it to you, when i get 5 mins to do it, come on man its boxing daya, dn i am the only one in the office, and working!
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i think i have all ya vids, mind if i host them for the greater glory of the klingon empire, pk?
b
i think i have all ya vids, mind if i host them for the greater glory of the klingon empire, pk?
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for media players :
winamp bundled some crap at one point at least, it was optional in the installer.
oh, and that's in addition to the aol crap it had for a time..
mostly I just find it's ui annoying (whatever skin) and it's startup time annoying, and it's options far too limited, it's an audio app with extras.
gabbests 'media player classic' is fantastic, clean, fast, very configurable, plays anything you have the codecs for and plenty else besides.
I still prefer a separate thing for music though, so tend to use foobar2000 mostly as it's fast and simple.
yamipoid for ipod management.
for media players :
winamp bundled some crap at one point at least, it was optional in the installer.
oh, and that's in addition to the aol crap it had for a time..
mostly I just find it's ui annoying (whatever skin) and it's startup time annoying, and it's options far too limited, it's an audio app with extras.
gabbests 'media player classic' is fantastic, clean, fast, very configurable, plays anything you have the codecs for and plenty else besides.
I still prefer a separate thing for music though, so tend to use foobar2000 mostly as it's fast and simple.
yamipoid for ipod management.
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Euh, where's the bit on top gone that says:
File View Tools Help
I wanna copy and paste but right clicking on mouse doesn't work. In an e-mail, I can do it in Title and Subject but not in the actual mail space.
Heeeeelp!
Euh, where's the bit on top gone that says:
File View Tools Help
I wanna copy and paste but right clicking on mouse doesn't work. In an e-mail, I can do it in Title and Subject but not in the actual mail space.
Heeeeelp!
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They hidden it, you now have to use a button.
But since drews advice i have switched to FF2 as my default browser... i still like the look of IE7 though.. even if they did hide the menu!
They hidden it, you now have to use a button.
But since drews advice i have switched to FF2 as my default browser... i still like the look of IE7 though.. even if they did hide the menu!
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Bender you can put the videos where you want!, i have most of them up on myspace, but feel free to use them as you see fit.
Bender you can put the videos where you want!, i have most of them up on myspace, but feel free to use them as you see fit.
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Firetramp..to display the menu bar, put your cursor up at the top of the screen, near where the links in your links folder is..right click and click again on where it says display...menu bar. Then things will be back to the way they used to be.
Firetramp..to display the menu bar, put your cursor up at the top of the screen, near where the links in your links folder is..right click and click again on where it says display...menu bar. Then things will be back to the way they used to be.
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Waaaw, thank you very much
Waaaw, thank you very much
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