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Thank you very much for your reply 
> Yes, everything is fully localized
Oh well - then I have to figure out how to detect the resource types in another way than the name.
/Michael
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I am thinking... maybe there is a "localized name" and a "name"? Or maybe a WIN_CLUSTER_RESSOURCE_TYPE_HDD constant or something 
Cheers,
Sebastian
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"If it was two men, the non-driver would have challenged the driver to simply crash through the gates. The macho image thing, you know." - Marc Clifton
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Hello all
i have to design a system for a company on oracle 10g Enterprise
what should be a preferd choice of OS (Windows / Linux)
and if Linux which flavour
Vola !!!!
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Chintan Parikh wrote: i have to design a system for a company on oracle 10g Enterprise
What is the company requiring? With Oracle databases, it doesn't matter to me, personally.
"Any sort of work in VB6 is bound to provide several WTF moments." - Christian Graus
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Hi all,
When I access any machine from a Win Xp machine .
There is a error occure as follow :--
A device attached to the system is not functioning.
Plz give the solution of this problem.
Thanks in Advance .
nilesh
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We know that X Windows and Networking work seamlessly on all Unix like systems. You issue commends from Workstaion A to B, asking B to perform some tasks and the to send the display back to A or another Workstation C.
Are there any such mechanisms or utilities with Windows?
Best,
Jun
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Remote desktop (from MS; can only control XPpro, VistaBusiness, VistaUltimate, and some server flavors) or VNC (open standard, oss and commercial implementations exist; can control any windows and most if not all *nix platforms). Remote desktop has significantly lower bandwidth requirements and CPU needs since it is sending api messages back and forth while VNC is required to send compressed screen captures instead. RealVNC is (was?) the fastest and lowest cpu load implementation, but it's only free for noncommercial usage.
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You have to explain to them [VB coders] what you mean by "typed". their first response is likely to be something like, "Of course my code is typed. Do you think i magically project it onto the screen with the power of my mind?" --- John Simmons / outlaw programmer
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Hi,
I am trying to access microsoft project using Microsoft Project Object Modal 11.0 .... I have used this COMponent (MSProject) successfully using desktop application (C#.Net) .Now that i started using this COMponent in ASP.Net application it started behaving very strange ...
1: using add reference ,I added MSProject Component .
2: I Run the application ,tried creating new instance
MSProject msProj = new MSProject.ApplicationClass();
3: The exception is thrown stating ... "Server Execution Failed"
4: I noticed there was no entry for MSProject.dll in the bin folder, so i copied the dll to bin manually and re-add the reference .
5: For the first time the instance was created successfully and no error reported .
6: In my second attempt to create instance , the same exception was thrown .To my surprise , this time the installation was corrupted .I could'nt open the project file now .
7: Event viewer stated : "Server [some GUID] didnt register with DCom within the required timeout"
any solution to this problem ... ????
Madni
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On windows 98 there was a feature that you could've changed the line "shell=explorer.exe" in system.ini into something like "shell=c:\myprogramdir\myprogram.exe". That would efectively replace the explorer shell with myprogram.exe. What is the way to do it in windows XP?
Tnx in advance
Dragan Matic
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This[^] took me about 5 seconds to find using Google, searching for "windows xp replace shell".
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Thanks a lot, I was trying with "windows xp shell replacement" and some similar combinations and I was getting some not really useful results. Well I'd better start with some "learn to use google" course, first. 
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Well good question I used it once when I was changing the name of the 'start' button into another name, well you need to change the value of the 'shell' in the registry to the name of your program.
Glad I can help!!
(Tip: Next time use google  )
To follow the path, Walk with the MASTER, See through the MASTER, Be the MASTER!
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Hello All,
I try to access programmatically C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs and place a short cut.
I get access denied error.
Analyzing this I found that any folder in XP Pro is read only,
Removing the read only attributes does not really change the folder attributes permanently as they are still read only viewing the properties again.
Please suggest on how to go further.
Thanks and Regards.
Amarjeet.
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The read-only flag on a folder never really meant anything - it was only there for orthogonality (i.e. so that everything that applied to files also applied to folders). Microsoft repurposed the flag to have a different meaning in Windows - it now means that Explorer should check the folder for desktop.ini customizations.
See http://blogs.msdn.com/oldnewthing/archive/2003/09/30/55100.aspx[^] for more.
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What is the group membership that your user account belong to?
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Hi
For a web application that can be used by several customers, one of our customers want, that their users can access the application only from some defined computers.
For that we wanted provide to access points to the application: one normal access and one access that requests a client certificate. In the database is a field with a windows username for every customer. If the user accesses the application through the client certificate access the mapped user must be matching the username in the database.
The whole application has to be of course secured by SSL and should use a trusted certificate (from verisign or some other trust center).
I have been told that, to create Client Certificates on this computer the active directory has to be installed. But I want to avoid to install AD on a Computer that is connected to the internet.
Do you have some expirience with Client Certificates and can you acknowledge or disprove the the information about the needed Active Directory?
Thank you very much!
Greets
Roland
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Certificate Services can be installed without AD. This service can create client certificates.
You can install an Enterprise CA (needs AD) or an Standalone CA (doesn't need AD).
You can install the service from Add/Remove Programs > Add/Remove Windows Components.
Sojournist AT undernetwork DOT com
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hi
i am not able to access the Run from my start menu. its not visible. keyboard shortcut says, i cannot access it because of administrator restrictions.
i am unable to access regedit and task manager also. please help. its urgent...
thanks.
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Login as an administrator or with an account with administrative privileges.
If you are not the machine's admin, ask for his help.
Cheers,
Sebastian
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"If it was two men, the non-driver would have challenged the driver to simply crash through the gates. The macho image thing, you know." - Marc Clifton
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Well, you implemented a Group Policy that turned off the Run option. You could always navigate down to C:\Windows\System32\CMD.EXE and launch that, then type START GPEDIT.MSC. Open User Configuration, then Administrative Templates, then Start Menu and Taskbar. You'll find the "Remove Run menu from Start Menu" policy in there.
Now, if you can't run GPEDIT.MSC, you're not the administrator anymore.
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Taskbar and Start Menu properties should have some option to toggle this right?
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Did you try [WINDOWS_KEY] + R, if that opens up Run dialog?
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