1. I wouldn't even try. You would have to disassemble the speakers, look at the circuit board and determine where the output of the amplifier circuit goes into the crossover circuit. Then cut the circuit board traces at that point and solder wires to that point.

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  2. Bios versions ARE NOT operating system specific.If the same bios version worked fine before with XP, it makes no sense at all to load a different bios version !There are of lots of boneheads on the web who tell you your bios version needs to be changed or the present bios version is corrupted when tRead more

    Bios versions ARE NOT operating system specific.

    If the same bios version worked fine before with XP, it makes no sense at all to load a different bios version !

    There are of lots of boneheads on the web who tell you your bios version needs to be changed or the present bios version is corrupted when they don’t know what causes your problem.
    ………..

    You should get NO ERRORS AT ALL loading files from the Windows CD ! .

    If you DO get errors, the most likely causes of that are either

    – there is a problem with the optical drive reading the CD

    – make sure the CD is clean and free of major scratches

    – use a laser lens cleaning CD in the drive BEFORE you boot from the CD – if you have a laptop, if you eject the optical drive’s tray, when there is no disk on the tray, you can wipe off the obvious laser lens with a tissue or soft cloth.

    – if the CD is a copy, if it is not a CD-R or DVD-R disk, the disk may NOT read properly in a drive it was not made in

    – if you have a desktop computer, if you have more than one optical drive, try the Windows CD in another drive
    …..

    OR – you are experiencing small amounts of ram errors

    See response 2 in this – try cleaning the contacts on the ram modules, and making sure the modules are properly seated:
    http://www.computing.net/hardware/w…

    For a laptop, you must remove both its main battery and AC adapter before you do that.

    See the User’s or Owner’s manual for your model if you need more info about how to properly remove and install the ram.
    ……..

    If cleaning the contacts on the ram and re-seating it doesn’t help, test the ram with ram diagnostics

    If you have 4gb or less installed….
    this one is pretty good – Microsoft’s
    Windows Memory Diagnostic:
    http://oca.microsoft.com/en/windiag…
    It can be toggled (press T) to do a standard or a more comprehensive set of tests – use the default 6 test one first – if it passes one pass of that, use the latter one. A few of the tests in the latter set are intentionally slower.
    If you don’t have a floppy drive, see the Quick Start Information at that Microsoft link for how to make a bootable CD of the Windows Memory Diagnostic (you need Windiag.iso – you don’t necessarily need to use the program they mention to add it to the CD).

    Or – use memtest86, or memtest86+ (different author)

    However
    – memtest86 has bugs that produce false errors in two tests of the set of tests on SOME systems that have an AMD cpu and/or an AMD main chipset. One of the two tests finds infinite errors and never finishes.

    – memtest86+ has bugs that produce false errors on SOME systems unless you disable Legacy USB or similar in the bios BEFORE you run the tests.

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  3. Power failures, power surges, brown outs, power drop outs, etc, can play havoc with your system.Try unplugging it, pressing the power button a couple of times to discharge any capacitors retaining any power. Plug in again and start it up. If it works great, if not then try getting into BIOS set up aRead more

    Power failures, power surges, brown outs, power drop outs, etc, can play havoc with your system.
    Try unplugging it, pressing the power button a couple of times to discharge any capacitors retaining any power. Plug in again and start it up. If it works great, if not then try getting into BIOS set up and verify the settings. If even the time and date are not correct, you may have a dead CMOS coin battery so replace it with a new one of the same type, then reset your BIOS settings and restart.
    Going forward I recommend a UPS (battery back up) which is much better protection than a simple surge protector. It does not need to be an expensive one. I have found out through trial that some brands do not give you a warning that they are dying so now I stick with APC brand.

    You have to be a little bit crazy to keep you from going insane.

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  4. What you can do is, open a command prompt with admin privileges and give the following command and press Enter key SFC /SCANNOWPlease note there is a blank space before the slash.If this does not work, then again in the same command prompt window, give this command and press Enter key or open a newRead more

    What you can do is, open a command prompt with admin privileges and give the following command and press Enter key

    SFC /SCANNOW

    Please note there is a blank space before the slash.

    If this does not work, then again in the same command prompt window, give this command and press Enter key or open a new command prompt with admin privileges:

    REGSVR32 C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\OLEPRO32.DLL

    If you are using 64-bit Windows, copy OLEPRO32.DLL into C:\WINDOWS\SYSWOW64 directory.

    Hope the above helps.

    CoolGuy

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  5. "Even though general purpose CD-R and CD-RW discs and their consumer audio versions appear for all practical purposes identical, only blank media bearing the “Compact Disc Digital Audio Recordable” (CD-DA Recordable) and “Compact Disc Digital Audio Rewritable” (CD-DA Rewritable) logos can be writtenRead more

    “Even though general purpose CD-R and CD-RW discs and their consumer audio versions appear for all practical purposes identical, only blank media bearing the “Compact Disc Digital Audio Recordable” (CD-DA Recordable) and “Compact Disc Digital Audio Rewritable” (CD-DA Rewritable) logos can be written in consumer audio recorders. The reason for this restriction is to comply with international copyright agreements. A special Disc Application Code present in the ATIP information of a CD-DA Recordable/Rewritable disc’s pregroove wobble identifies it specifically for audio use. Consumer audio recorders are programmed to reject discs not containing the correct code.”

    http://www.osta.org/technology/cdqa…

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  6. Here is what you have to do if you want to run the script at a particular hour (let us say @ 10:00) without using crontab:#!/bin/kshwhile(true)do HOUR=`date +"%H"` if [ "${HOUR}" -eq 10 ] then sqlplus -s < Your DB Connection String > << EOF set echo off feed off heading on pagesize 0 triRead more

    Here is what you have to do if you want to run the script at a particular hour (let us say @ 10:00) without using crontab:

    #!/bin/ksh

    while(true)
    do

    HOUR=`date +”%H”`

    if [ “${HOUR}” -eq 10 ]
    then

    sqlplus -s < Your DB Connection String > << EOF

    set echo off feed off heading on pagesize 0 trimspool on linesize 1000

    spool RESULT.xls

    < your SQL query here >

    spool off;

    exit
    EOF

    cat RESULT.xls | mailx -s “Subject” < email recipient >

    else
    exit 1
    fi

    # Sleep for 1 hour.

    sleep 3600

    done

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  7. What you can also do, is this (it's just another way, maybe it suits the question):------------------------script1.cmd------------------------echo This is line 1echo This is line 2echo This is line 3echo This is line 4------------------------script2.cmd------------------------call script1.cmd > oRead more

    What you can also do, is this (it’s just another way, maybe it suits the question):

    ————————
    script1.cmd
    ————————
    echo This is line 1
    echo This is line 2
    echo This is line 3
    echo This is line 4

    ————————
    script2.cmd
    ————————
    call script1.cmd > ouput.txt

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  8. This is another way. It too reads the file line by line but with batch scripting thats the only way its going to work. Perhaps try the vbscript forum for the result you are looking for. for /f %%A in (oldfile) do (if NOT "%%A"==",,,,,," (echo %%A>>newfile))

    This is another way. It too reads the file line by line but with batch scripting thats the only way its going to work. Perhaps try the vbscript forum for the result you are looking for.

    for /f %%A in (oldfile) do (if NOT "%%A"==",,,,,," (echo %%A>>newfile))
    

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  9. You made two horrible mistakes in your code.First NEVER code labels in Pascal since the language was developed to enable structured programming theory also known as "GOTOless Programming".Second your circle's center is out of graphic window since the origin is at the left upper corner (0,0) and y isRead more

    You made two horrible mistakes in your code.

    First NEVER code labels in Pascal since the language was developed to enable structured programming theory also known as “GOTOless Programming”.

    Second your circle’s center is out of graphic window since the origin is at the left upper corner (0,0) and y is downward.

    Here the working code ;

    Program Programa;
    
    uses Graph, CRT;
    
    var
      x, y, radius: integer;
      key: char;
      gt, gb: integer;
    
    Begin
    
    {Initialize Graphic Mode}
    
    gt:= Detect;
    InitGraph (gt, gb, 'C:\TP\BGI');
    if GraphResult <> grOk then begin
      WriteLn;
      WriteLn ('  Error initializing Graphic Mode');
      WriteLn;
      Halt (1)
    end;
    
    x:= 100;
    y:= 200;
    radius:= 30;
    
    {Draw and move the circle pressing the <a> key}
    
    repeat
      ClearViewPort;
      SetColor (yellow);
    
      Circle (x, y, radius);
    
      SetFillStyle (SolidFill, yellow);
      FloodFill (x, y, yellow);
    
      inc(x);
      key:= ReadKey
    until key <> 'a';
    
    CloseGraph {Return to TEXT Mode}
    End.
    

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  10. Lol! well, that's kind of like asking "any idea how to build a space-shuttle from scratch? OH, I do have a tire, and some zip-ties and duck tape...(just kidding, but...) You'll need a "server" to run the game, of course, and a tcp link (basic network connection, at least for lan purposes), from allRead more

    Lol! well, that’s kind of like asking “any idea how to build a space-shuttle from scratch? OH, I do have a tire, and some zip-ties and duck tape…
    (just kidding, but…) You’ll need a “server” to run the game, of course, and a tcp link (basic network connection, at least for lan purposes), from all the clients to the server. Each player needs to run a “client” program which will query for, then copy or otherwise transmit the data over the net to the server. The client pgm would would prepend an IP to the file content (as line one) or preferably as the filename, The server would constantly sort and process the incoming files based on timestamp and broadcast to all clients what has just transpired (“morgan laFey has just killed a Troll in Sewer-drain caverns”) (again, via file-copy with IP-address or “name” of the server in the filename). Client-progs might also need to look for “private messages” from other players (again, always sorted by timestamp) f/e: “trade 40 candles for an axe?” You get the idea… not real complicated, but needs a lot of detail-work. client-side example:
    set my-ip=192-168-0-88
    set server=192.168.0.2
    …set /p x=what to do? & >>resp echo %x%
    … maybe do some testing / validation etc. here…
    … everything is cool, so:
    move /y resp \\%server%\c\game\%my-ip% See less

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