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Hi, in windows xp there is a tool call File and Setting Transfer wizard which allow you to transfer a file and setting from old computer to a new computer. Now i have a temporary machine in my office which running windows xp. And now I prepare to move to a new computer but this new computer running windows 2000 professional and I could not found any feature that help me to move from windows xp to windows 2000. I need some comment or suggestion of all of you on how to move the file and setting from windows xp to windows 2000. Is it possible to do that?
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Hi, I have backup my PST file of Ms outlook 2003 to my new computer which running outlook xp. When I import my pst file it is not allow me to import because office xp is older than the pst file. Can any one have any idea of convert a pst file in outlook 2003 to pst file in outlook xp?
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But if I try ping "www.xyz.com". Everything's fine. keeps pinging!
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fine enough,
wat i can guess is u must be using any router ???
if yes reduce MTU size in router and if no/yes in both cases reduce
the network card speed of in yr computer ( keep it 10base half duplex )
good luk
rst
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oh really?? yes of course I use a router. I'll keep this in mind. But out of desperation, I reinstalled the OS itself, now it works fine. May be it reset the MTU size to a lower bound?  , thanks for your reply.
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Hi all,
I have a shared folder on windows 2k, a service running under userA on a windows 2003 server need to read from this shared folder. I create a user account on my windows 2k and use the same password as the userA account on windows 2003 server. the service cannot access the shared folder.
But if I run this service on my windows 2k and access a shared folder on another computer. every thing works fine.
all the computers are stand alone. not in a domain.
What make the different between wind 2003 and win 2k? How Can I do it on Win 2003?
Thanks
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LoveMay wrote: I have a shared folder on windows 2k, a service running under userA on a windows 2003 server need to read from this shared folder. I create a user account on my windows 2k and use the same password as the userA account on windows 2003 server. the service cannot access the shared folder.
But if I run this service on my windows 2k and access a shared folder on another computer. every thing works fine.
In my opinion, you should check the below point:
- The permission that you assign on bother computer. Is it the same or not.
- Make sure that your UserA account on both operating system has the same group level.
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To add to Roath Kanel's comments, check/adjust your server 2003 firewall.
You may find that is the reason.
progload
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The userA is assigned the same group on both side and the shared folder permission are the same.
And I didn't turn on the firewall on 2003.
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I have a mother board (I decent one from Asus) that has an on board Marvell Yukon GigE network card.
Since I have had it, at random times (not really so random though) it seems to just go nuts and completely loose its configuration.
I have the card set for 100Mb full duplex and it is assigned for a static internal address. From time to time the card seems to just revert back to an autoconfig address and from that point on obviously I have no network access. All I need to do to fix it is disable it then re enable it.
Has anyone seen this before?
It passes all loop back tests and just on the safe side I have changed cables and updated drivers. No luck.
If I did not know better I would almost say that it seems to be load related. I have left it go when I was away from the house and am not using it it seems to last just fine. If I do downloading it seems (I say seems because I really can't prove it yet) that it happens when I get to around 2 gigs of downloaded data.
Very odd... I am getting ready to just slap in an addon NIC card but figured I would ask around a bit.
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Ray Cassick wrote: have a mother board (I decent one from Asus) that has an on board Marvell Yukon GigE network card.
Since I have had it, at random times (not really so random though) it seems to just go nuts and completely loose its configuration.
I have the card set for 100Mb full duplex and it is assigned for a static internal address. From time to time the card seems to just revert back to an autoconfig address and from that point on obviously I have no network access. All I need to do to fix it is disable it then re enable it.
Has anyone seen this before?
It passes all loop back tests and just on the safe side I have changed cables and updated drivers. No luck.
In my opinion, your best solution is reading the manual documentation which ship with this morther. Try to read the section of driver installation and check whether there is an instruction to install a network card driver. On the other hand, try to check whether your operating system is support with your network card a motherboard.
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Hi,
I'm learning how to insert a button into another application's window using c programming. In short, I wrote an EXE file which modified a particular Window of another EXE file to insert a button in that window. Need some advice:
a. I was able to get to the other application's window by first hooking onto the other application's window handle. But the strange thing is that my callback function for WM_LBUTTONDOWN of my introduced button was not called when I click on the inserted button. Instead, I had to do a GetMessage in my main program to get the message for the button and check the message member in there. With this, I was able to insert an extra button into a messagebox in another EXE file while it's running.
b. What I don't quite understand is that when I try to use the same technique on different windows, I get different errors. For instance, if I were to insert a button this way into a .NET window, the button shows up as a white patch. It responds to the click though. For some other programs, my button crashed without inserting itself. Puzzled by the different behaviour. Is it due to the windows message queue and the different nature of windows that I'm getting this?
c. Strangely, although my callback WinProc function is not called when I click on the button, not defining the WinProc actually causes my program to die when attaching itself to any window that's not a messagebox. Not quite sure why.
If someone can guide me to any article on how to insert controls into another app's windows or to understand the windows message loop more, I would be grateful. I'm trying to do a little enhancement to a program whose source code is lost (ie, I only have the binary).
My code looks like this:
#include <windows.h>
#include <stdio.h>
LRESULT CALLBACK WindowProc(HWND hwnd, UINT msg, WPARAM wparam, LPARAM lparam);
int WinMain(HINSTANCE hInst,HINSTANCE,LPSTR,int)
{
HWND hWnd, hwndButton;
WNDCLASS wc;
MSG msg;
// Trace Windows Handle based on Name
hWnd = (HWND) 0x1D0458;
printf("Begin Program\n");
wc.style=CS_HREDRAW | CS_VREDRAW;
wc.lpfnWndProc=WindowProc;
wc.cbClsExtra=0;
wc.cbWndExtra=0;
wc.hInstance=hInst;
wc.hIcon=NULL;
wc.hCursor=NULL;
wc.hbrBackground=(HBRUSH)COLOR_WINDOWFRAME;
wc.lpszMenuName=NULL;
wc.lpszClassName="BUTTON";
if (!RegisterClass(&wc)) return 0;
printf("Finished Creating Button");
hwndButton = CreateWindow(
"BUTTON", // predefined class
"H", // button text
WS_VISIBLE | WS_CHILD , // styles
// Size and position values are given explicitly, because
// the CW_USEDEFAULT constant gives zero values for buttons.
950, // starting x position
0, // starting y position
20, // button width
20, // button height
hWnd, // parent window
NULL, // No menu
(HINSTANCE) GetWindowLongPtr(hWnd, GWLP_HINSTANCE),
NULL); // pointer not needed
if (!hwndButton) return 0;
ShowWindow(hwndButton,SW_SHOW);
UpdateWindow(hwndButton);
while (GetMessage(&msg,NULL,0,0) > 0)
{
TranslateMessage(&msg);
DispatchMessage(&msg);
printf("In Message Loop");
if (msg.message == WM_LBUTTONDOWN) {
MessageBox(0,"Button Worked in main loop","Button Worked",MB_OK);
printf("Works!");
ShowWindow(hwndButton,SW_SHOW);
} // end if
if (msg.message == WM_DESTROY) {
printf("Quitting\n");
// exit(0);
} // end if
} // end while
}// end all
LRESULT CALLBACK WindowProc(HWND hwnd, UINT msg, WPARAM wparam, LPARAM lparam)
{
return DefWindowProc(hwnd, msg, wparam, lparam);
}
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Hi Friends,
I have created an EXE File in VC++.The Exe Works fine in my machine since i have VC++ installed in my machine.But i copied the Exe File to another machine where VC++ is not installed,there EXE file didnt work.
What is the reason for that,is there any possibility for it work or any DLL Files missing.
Please Forward your solutions
Regards,
Ruban.
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k.n.ruban wrote: I have created an EXE File in VC++.The Exe Works fine in my machine since i have VC++ installed in my machine.But i copied the Exe File to another machine where VC++ is not installed,there EXE file didnt work.
What is the reason for that,is there any possibility for it work or any DLL Files missing.
Please Forward your solutions
I never programming an application in VC++ but I used to work with VB application. The reason that your application on your computer because your computer have a VC++ run time file install. This run time is install when you install VC++ on your computer. If you want to run your application on another computer you have to copy those run time file to the other computer (and might also require to register too). But this is not a good solution. The good solution is building a setup file from your VC++ project.
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Hi,
You have to copy atleast these 3 dlls in the windows system directory, you can find your VC++ program working.
1) MFC4d.dll
2)MSCIRTD.dll
3)MFC42d.dll
Try
Regards,
arun
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Hi Friend,
Can you tell me the site wher i can find all the Dll's.
Can u help me friend regarding this.
Regards,
Ruban
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You can use Search For File and Folder... which is locate in this start menu. But remember before search for the file, please enable the show hidden file and do not hide protect operating system file which is locate in Folder option in View tab. Good luck 
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I need to be able to backup from a network share. Unfortunately my backup software is fixed to backup and restore to local devices only. There is another piece of software that can be purchased but it is unbelievably expensive!! If I have an N: drive can I fool WinXP into believing it is a locally attached device? Is there an emulation software that can do this? Is there a registry frig that will do the same?? Anyone else come across this before???? or should I just stump up the cash for the "ahem - agent". Cheers, Glen.
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GlenJDiamond wrote: I need to be able to backup from a network share. Unfortunately my backup software is fixed to backup and restore to local devices only
Do you build your own backup software? Windows already ship backup application which allow you to backup your file on your computer and also on a mapped network drive too.
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I have been working on Windows Active Directory and have receieved the error "LDAP_SIZELIMIT_EXCEEDED". I looked this error up and saw that it is related to the "sizelimit" directive in the server's "slapd.conf" file. However, this only explains the issue when using LDAP and not active directory.
Does anyone know what the Active Directory equivelent to the "slapd.conf" file for LDAP is?
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Hi, can any one help me based on the below information:
1. I have extract the setup manager from deploy.cab file on the CDROM to c:\deploy location.
2. I run the setup manager and create an answer file based on an information that I configure and save this answer file to c:\deploy\answer\xpunattend.txt
3. There is no UDF file because i just create for test for one computer only.
4. When i read the document, it said that: to use unattend installation, you have to type the following command at the command prompt: winnt32 [/unattend:[num]:[answer_file][/udf:ID[,UDB_file]]
Based on the above information, i type the following command:
winnt32 /unattend: "c:\deploy\answer\xpunattend.txt" but there was an error ocure. Could anyone correct me based on the above example?
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An error that I get is the winnt32 could not find the file "c:\deploy\answer\xpunattend.txt". But now I could solve the problem. I read from this book[^] and it has an example. If i store my answer file on a floopy disk. They the syntax is winnt32 /unattend:a:\unattend.txt. So relate to my information, i have to type winnt32 /unattend:c:\deploy\answer\xpunattend.txt. Bingo, now i got the answer. I will try test it later. Thank you for your respond 
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