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I'm trying to use SMTP mail to send email from an application. Virtual SMTP server on win2k. Code works fine but the messages are left in the C:\Inetpub\mailroot\Queue folder. I have added localhost to the SMTP server settings (connection and relay).
I assume that I have to connect the virtual SMTP to another SMTP, but I’m not sure how to do this.
Any ideas (or flames for being me stupid)
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Hi
we've noticed that our old 16 bit apps here at work eat up (or report to) all the available CPU even though they might not be doin a heck of a lot of processing.
Now rewriting the app is unfortunately out of the question 
and i was wondering if there was a way to "tell" windows that this 16 bit app is only allowed X amount of CPY MHz (say 100Mhz) or whether there was a plugin, some sort of container or something that these apps could be set to run in (and still let them access the com ports, modem and net connection of course  )
does anyone have any ideas of how to control these naughty 16 bit apps?
regards
bryce
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The only suggestion that I'd have is to lower the CPU priority in the Task Manager on the process.
Frank
"Keyboard Error - Press F1 to Continue"
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What speed are the CPU(s)? There is a bug in NTVDM in CPUs >= 2Ghz. Microsoft have a patch but you need to request it from them OR if you want I can send it to you.
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Hi, Everyone,
I would like to encrypt .asp and .jpg files on CD. Does anyone know how to do it/
Thanks
qBAO
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Using Win2000
I'm francophone, when I email and use boards and other discussion, I use the canadian french keyboard; when I program, I use the US english layout.
Is there a way to automatically tell Win2k to start outlook and explorer using the french keyboard layout ? and start VisualStudio using the US layout ?
Also, Is there a way to copy the content of a "window explorer" window and paste it as text in a file, to get a listing of the files ? this has been bothering me for some time. 
Thanks.
Max.
Maximilien Lincourt
For success one must aquire one's self
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Hi,
<br />
Dim intResponse<br />
intResponse = MsgBox(Dir("C:\*.*"), vbOKCancel)<br />
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If intResponse = 2 Then Exit Sub<br />
<br />
Do<br />
i = MsgBox(Dir, vbOKCancel)<br />
If i = 2 Then Exit Do<br />
Loop<br />
This is a bit rough and ready, but you can easily customize it to not display the files in a msgbox but to write them to a file with
Open "file.fil" For Append as #1
You will also have to manually change the path, but you can easily make a front end around this. Hope it helps.
Paul 
The following statement about your geekness is true. The previous statement about your geekness is not true. - Douglas HofstaderSonork ID: 100.33943
modified 18-Jul-18 11:59am.
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Hi, all.
I rencently upgraded from windos Me to XP, with no apparent problems. I did this because I was having problems installing a printer using usb ports. The printer now works great, but the game Age of Empires, that used to work fine, doesn't work anymore! However, this game is fully compatible with Windows XP, right?
I've unistalled it and installed it again, several times. No change. It gives me the typical XP error that says that 'something' has gone wrong and it offers me the possiblity to report the error. Whne I go to details I get a big txt file, which I haven't been able to really understand.
Can anybody help me, please?
N
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Learn to play Unreal 2003? 
The following statement about your geekness is true. The previous statement about your geekness is not true. - Douglas HofstaderSonork ID: 100.33943
modified 18-Jul-18 11:59am.
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I need my application to stop a USB device, so I do not get the windows 'Unsafe Removal' message when the device is disconnected. Anyone know how to do this ?
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Not sure how it can be done from an appln, but if u writing the driver for your USB device, and in the IRP_MN_QUERY_CAPABILITIES handler, if u set the following flag,
stack->Parameters.DeviceCapabilities.Capabilities->SurpriseRemovalOK = TRUE;
U will not get the Unsafe removal dialog..
regds,
Shiva P
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Thanks for your reply, but this will not help me because I have not written my own driver. My device is using some default driver. (The device I'm using is a ide dvd-rom).
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Hey there all!
I'm having a problem installing Mandrake 8.2 on a 486. (yeah okay, that's slow  )
It allows me to select language, mouse, do all partitioning, etc, until it gets to the part where you must select packages. It says "Searching for packages..." or the equivalent, then after a while gives this error message:
"An error occurred. <br />
depslist.ordered mismatch against hdlist files."
Any ideas? This means nothing to me.
Thanks,
Paul
The following statement about your geekness is true. The previous statement about your geekness is not true. - Douglas Hofstader
modified 18-Jul-18 11:59am.
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Mandrake 8.* and later require at least a Pentium processor. I believe 7.0 is the last Mandrake Linux version compatible with i486.
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Would that cause that weird error message?
thanks anyway
Paul
The following statement about your geekness is true. The previous statement about your geekness is not true. - Douglas Hofstader
modified 18-Jul-18 11:59am.
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The installation packages (*.rpm files) have the CPU requirement embedded, so the message could mean that the installer can't find packages suitable for i486 CPU when all packages in distribution are for i586.
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Hmmm.... good point. You're right anyway though, because i just checked the docs and it says specifically that this ver won't work on i386/i486
"If all else fails, read the manual"
thanks tho,
Paul
The following statement about your geekness is true. The previous statement about your geekness is not true. - Douglas Hofstader
modified 18-Jul-18 11:59am.
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Paul,
Just what do you need the platform to do? I might be able to recommend some install images if I know what you are expecting from the platform.
ie: Do you need it for mail, web surfing, document processing etc etc?
There are still lots of images that can run on lower processors... but they typically are a little harder to install. Some though (such as Debian) are still up to date and have all the latest and greatest packages. As an example, you can go to the Debian 3 install page[^] and read about how to do it that way. Heck, you can go to this page[^] and learn how to install it for the 68K Macintosh if you want.
Anyways, my point is that you shouldn't get discouraged. Some vendors are still making up to date stuff for older hardware. It's amazing when you see the latest flavours of Linux running on an old 68K Macintosh that was used as a door stopper!
Good luck!
- Dana 
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Well, actually I'm looking for a general purpose installation, ie mail, surfing, maybe a server, not really so much doc processing though. I don't really have specific needs because the reason for this machine is just to gain experience on Linux and evaluate feasibility of converting all the Windows boxes to Linux. The problem is that I'm a real Linux noob. Someone recommended Slackware as being compatible with i386/i486, with a small footprint, although I had misgivings about ease of use for a newbie like me, but when I asked he said that advanced general computer knowledge is all that's really required. So I'm having it downloaded (I'm on 56K ) and should get it on Saturday. I will keep y'all posted though 
Paul ![Java | [Coffee]](https://codeproject.global.ssl.fastly.net/script/Forums/Images/coffee.gif)
The following statement about your geekness is true. The previous statement about your geekness is not true. - Douglas HofstaderSonork ID: 100.33943
modified 18-Jul-18 11:59am.
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Great - I got my Slackware disk yesterday, and fired it up this morning. True to what I expected, Slackware is a little more geeky. I did however figure most of it out. Now my only problem is that there is only 600mb available to Slackware (800mb hdd, 200mb swap) and I need to fit it on here. What packages should I install for the claimed minimum of 500mb install space (ie no X)
Paul
HRESULT Vibrate(DWORD cvn, const VIBRATENOTE * rgvn, BOOL fRepeat, DWORD dwTimeout);
"hurray! the vibrator's working! everything's great  " - benjymous on SDK's
modified 18-Jul-18 11:59am.
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Does anyone know how to suppress or intercept all message boxes application and system to prevent them from displaying? Also, how to suppress the cursor / caret?
Thanks in advance
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Hello
in the office i'm at, they want all PC's to be synch'd at least every hour to an NT box without having to run one of those apps on each of them which get atomic clock time
apparently net time is useful but from what i can see it only works at login time...whereas they have a bunch of workstations 98,xp,2k,nt and a bunch of servers they want to synch
does anyone have any ideas?
bryce
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Hey there all - i need a suggestion. I have a few 486's [ ] lying around at home that i would like to use as an experiment to learn more about Linux, and get experience etc. but i only have Mandrake 8.2 at home, which i think will be way too heavy for the 486. does anyone know of a 'lighter' distro i can use, or, say, an old version of RedHat?
thanks
Paul
Hi! I'm a sig virus. Attach me to the end of your sig to help me take over the world!
modified 18-Jul-18 11:59am.
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Well if you have the experience in Linux I would recommend considering Debian[^]. A combination of the latest Debian installed with WindowMaker[^] gives a pretty light desktop, and works great. As part of some Linux advocacy we did recently we installed 10 486 machines in this manner that used a remote X display to push Netscape to the desktop from a high end server to give a school a low cost LAB in the inner city.
However, if you are NOT comfortable with the low downs of Linux, Debian is not your beast. You will end up having a love hate relationship with the dselect/apt and just how lean... or bloated.... you want to install.
You might also consider checking out your local LUG (Linux User Group) and see if maybe you can get some support through them. Chances are they may have some lighter distros you can try.
Good luck.
- Dana
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