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<0> Do you see the 'print screen' button on your keyboard?
<1> Yes
<0> Press it then go into something like paint and Edit>paste.
<0> Press it when on the screen in question that is.
<1> Ah, hold on, I've just solved it!
<1> Allow all is "add the domain to the list and give no rules"
<1> I looked what the guy had done for his bank
<0> There you go.
<1> Hang on, I will double-check
<1> Er, no, it's not right
<2> hey, anyone here?
<3> No
<2> can someone help me with a problem
<2> i converted my drives to dynamic disks and not it wont boot
<3> Google it.
<2> i tried
<1> I will get back to you shortly if I still fail to solve it
<1> I have put a screenshot - not too great quality - showing the form of string I need, at http://img4566.imageshack.us/my.php?image=nortonscreen7ig.gif
<1> If someone can tell me how to allow whole domain popups with it, I will finally be able to solve this
<1> Um... img456, not img4566
<0> Is that the site you are trying to allow?
<1> No - it is merely a clue to my problem - needing to know how I can discover such strings
<1> I have tried adding the relevant domains with no rules - no go
<1> I have even tried adding strings with the domain names - likewise, no go
<0> You can't add wildcards?
<1> Well, that was going to be my next guess - it may be supported
<4> Yahoo mail seems to be down.
<1> Hmmm... no good, at least yet
<1> I still can't see how to derive a solution
<1> Anyway, I will just plain leave it off for now - back another time or later if needed
<5> the Celeron M processor, is that any good? at 1.4ghz, is that comparable to an athlon xp at 1.4 ghz?
<5> the celeron M is based on the PIII which is comparable to the athlon XP.
<5> that's the syllogism i'm basing my opinion upon
<6> hi, i have one drive running windows 2000, is it possible to create a new partition on that drive? or do i need a program to do that
<7> sup
<8> Is it possible that I can send my client a registry file (or any other type of file) to setup a new e-mail account for her in Outlook 2002 (with Service Pack 3)?
<8> Guiding her through setting up a new e-mail address is somewhat...time consuming...
<9> no it's not
<9> you're just a retard
<9> it takes 3 minutes tops
<10> huh
<8> Gimp-Cow: Yeah, I might be a retard and it might take you only 3 minutes with your clients, but if I have an auto-setup file then it's instant, there's no margin for error and if she has computer problems, then she can be up and running quickly with the minimum of h***le.
<8> I know how to do it with Outlook Express, but Outlook 2002 seems to work in a completely different manner altogether.
<10> my god
<10> if these ****ers could keep a mail server up for more than a ****ing day
<8> csm: What ISP/data center? ;)
<8> g2g, thanks anyway guys
<10> the company i work for
<11> man I overslept this morn, drove to work in a panic, sat down ... banged out two stories, just two left and I'm actually OK .
<11> sleeping in didn't **** me, thank god
<11> i woke up with that sick feeling
<12> I hate that.
<11> it's the worst, really.
<11> especially when you don't have time to properly groom
<12> Where you realize you've overslept as you wake, and time moves in slow motion as you look at the clock expecting it to say, like, 3:45P or something.
<11> and its those mornings where you can't find your keys, your shoes, etc.
<12> Oh, yeah. I hate leaving the house before I've showered.
<11> and hten you start the car and the fuel light is on, so you need to stop for gas. . .
<11> then you get stuck behind a schooll bus
<11> etc
<12> Glad it didn't leave you too far in the weeds.
<13> about two dozen accounts in Active Directory had their phone number completely wiped out. Each of these accounts has the same modified date/time under the Ojbect tab. How can I figure out what the hell deleted the phone numbers? I don't believe I have auditing setup. Could this be a sync issue between DCs?
<10> huh
<11> fdiv - yeah, i often overestimate how in the weeds I am and underestimate my ability to work quickly.
<11> i like ot have a big window of time for each story so I can work methodically
<11> but I can certinaly adapt with time constraints.. i just tend to put pressure on myself.
<14> don't have to worry about nerp getting lost in the weeds. he'll just grind 'em up and smoke 'em.
<15> hey
<14> what. the. ****ing. hell.
<15> does The "Login Script" parameter on a user's active directory profile properties page override GPO based login scripts?
<15> or do the GPO based scripts override that?
<14> i'm editing a perl script in UE11, and i'm adding "use Time::Local". whenever i arrow off of "Time" it ****ing changes it to "time".
<16> Advanced > Configuration > Editor Display > Syntax Highlighting > uncheck Auto Correct Keywords
<16> (I believe0
<15> I have a GPO configured in Active Directory which maps a bunch of network drives. I got three users who need one additional drive. So, naturally, I included a login script in their AD profile to map that extra drive.
<15> Apparently though, that doesn't get run if a script is specified via AD
<15> *specified via GPO
<10> **** a bunch of GPO
<10> that **** doesnt work
<14> ah. i was looking all through there and couldn't find that setting. that worked, thanks.
<17> hello all :)
<15> according to some ***hole's faq on the inTarWeb, both scripts should run - -the one applied via GPO, and the one applied via profile tab
<10> fk why not just have your logon script check their perms and process accordingly?
<10> basically using one script
<15> because drive mappings are not determined by permissions here. They're determined by necessity for specific projects.
<15> if someone doesn't need access, they don't get it mapped.
<10> but cant you have the script determine that?
<10> ie: if they arent in a particular group... then dont map ****?
<15> yeah I should just have one login script that does it by group
<10> yeah i got the same problem
<10> i gotta reinvent the wheel so to speak :p
<10> but my differential is only for another month... so i'm like... wtf bother
<15> that's the other thing too ----
<15> our backup software (Backup Exec 9.1), does not properly do incremental's based on date (known bug, they recommended buying a new version to fix), so I'm forced to use the archive bit.
<15> Which means
<10> i've already had to ****ing whip up some voodoo magic to get around this rpc over https connection issue
<15> I have to schedule permissions changes or even auditing changes
<15> to coincide with my full backup
<15> or else I'm doing an unecessary full
<10> ugh
<10> ****s
<15> you're telling me :D
<10> yeah i hate incrementals
<10> if i have the space... i'm doing full :)
<15> differentials are good
<10> save for mine... bunch of black fluid according to the dodge dealership :p
<10> which i just had changed about 6 months ago :)
<10> speaking of which... i gotta call them nigs
<10> find out what the dealio is
<10> aight... 20 episodes of hogan's heroes in HD to catch up on... peas
<14> i can't imagine how hogan's heroes could possibly gain anything from HD.
<11> that's like preserving ac3 audio of a DVD where the audio was originally recorded on aincent tape
<11> vbrmp3 is fine enough seriously
<11> divx would be the way to go for those eps, well, xvid. :D
<11> on my last story. . . goddamn can't wait to be done
<15> well slick
<15> I just downloaded a script that does the drive mapping based on group membership
<15> and it works right
<15> so I'll switch that **** up
<15> one less thing to tie to OU layout
<10> you know
<10> **** BILL GATES RIGHT UP THE ***
<10> and that balmer guy too
<10> **** him
<10> i swear to god man
<12> YEAH!
<10> MAKE SOME **** THAT ****ING WORKS
<14> ha, nice.
<14> In January the Vermont Teddy Bear Co. receives protests from the mental-health community over its Crazy for You Bear, a plush toy in a straitjacket that comes with commitment papers.
<18> ****IN COLD
<19> O.O
<18> is that in vermont?
<18> who pays attention to crazy people?
<20> is there any way to automantically make windows xp check if there is an internet connection and if so establish a vpn connection?
<21> Hi Jerks.
<20> how do you properly authenicate wireless users to the domain
<20> ?
<21> That's a vague question.
<21> They authenticate the same way as wired clients.
<21> As long as the connection is established automatically when the machine is booted, wait a few seconds for it to get a DHCP lease from the wireless network, log in.
<21> blam.
<22> If I log in to Windows (not sure of the version) as an admin and map a drive letter to a network path, will that drive letter be available to software running when noone is logged in (like an asp application running in IIS)?
<21> I believe it should, yes.
<21> Those drive letters aren't connected when you log out, afaik.
<21> They might reconnect when you log in, but while you're not logged in, they're not in use.
<21> It oughtta work.
<22> If they're not "connected" when I log out, then would the asp application running in IIS when noone's logged in be able to access them? Will they "reconnect" with the right permissions?
<21> Oh you want to keep them?
<21> I'd probably try to script that to mount the volume before the service starts.
<22> How would I do that?
<19> yer, same way, you just need to make sure you're either using wireless zero service, or the drivers from manufacturer have a service mode that will run and ***ociate to the access point before the user logs in
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