Yeh, batch can be kind of lame handling xml, but in this case, it seems like it should have worked since findstr was doing the heavy lifting, leaving batch only handling that one line. You might examine your xml file to see what kind of line-breaks it's using - maybe it's cr with no lf. You can useRead more
Yeh, batch can be kind of lame handling xml, but in this case, it seems like it should have worked since findstr was doing the heavy lifting, leaving batch only handling that one line. You might examine your xml file to see what kind of line-breaks it’s using – maybe it’s cr with no lf. You can use debug or edit /80 to see what it’s using. OR, as per Razor’s suggestion, vbscript (or another language) could do a readall and probably solve the problem: ‘==== begin vbscript “xmlfind” if wscript.arguments.count<1 then wscript.echo “Usage: XMLFIND file.xml targetstring” wscript.quit end if targ=wscript.arguments(1) set fso=createobject(“scripting.filesystemobject”) set test=fso.opentextfile(wscript.arguments(0),1) z=test.readall ‘remove lcase() from foll line to observe case in search point1=instr(lcase(z),lcase(targ)) if point1=0 then wscript.echo “NOT FOUND: string: “&targ; wscript.quit end if point1=point1+len(targ) found=ltrim(mid(z,point1)) quote=left(found,1) found=mid(found,2) point2=instr(found,quote) if point2>0 then found=left(found,point2-1) end if wscript.echo chr(34)&found;&chr;(34) ‘===== end vbscript
"Western Digital My Book Essential external hard drive connected via my router"Would this drive connect to a USB port in the router? Is it therefore accessible by any PC on your LAN ? I get that you have attached a wireless dongle to the TV and yes that is the equivalent of running a LAN cable to thRead more
“Western Digital My Book Essential external hard drive connected via my router”
Would this drive connect to a USB port in the router? Is it therefore accessible by any PC on your LAN ? I get that you have attached a wireless dongle to the TV and yes that is the equivalent of running a LAN cable to the router.
Such a device can be regarded as a type of server but only in a cut-down manner. It is only a file-server. A storage repository for fast ready network access to shared files. It cannot have the samsung software installed on it so your WD drive is in a sense a simple NAS device. Your TV would have no greater success accessing files on a “Proper” NAS than it does on your WD. The TV does not reach out for the files. It simply displays whatever is fed to it. Feeding it requires the software running in a suitable environment ( a PC )
YES! I finally got it working last night. I swapped out the two routers and then intercommunication started to work. One of the two Linksys routers was older than the other. So, the older one is now my primary router (ROUTER 1) and the newer is (ROUTER 2). The LAN on ROUTER 1 is 192.168.1.x and theRead more
YES! I finally got it working last night. I swapped out the two routers and then intercommunication started to work. One of the two Linksys routers was older than the other. So, the older one is now my primary router (ROUTER 1) and the newer is (ROUTER 2). The LAN on ROUTER 1 is 192.168.1.x and the LAN on ROUTER 2 is 192.168.5.x. The difference between the two routers is the newer one has a NAT on/off option, while the older one has Gateway/Router mode option. They sound the same to me; correct me if I am wrong. Anyway, I added a static router on ROUTER 1 with the following credentials DEST IP: 192.168.5.0 SUBMASK: 255.255.255.0 and GATEWAY: 192.168.1.2 (which is the WAN IP of the second router). And that was it. I was able to do file-sharing (using IP addresses only, I will setup a WINS server later), across the second router with no problem. So I could do \\192.168.5.10 on the ROUTER 1 side with no problem and I could do \\192.168.1.10 on the ROUTER 2 side with no problem. I guess the older router for some reason can not quite do what the newer one can.
you will have slightly more free ram, as the IGPU uses the RAM ram as VRAMyou could have better rendering times as you can use CUDA acceleration.hardware acceleration for video playback is nice, you can watch high resolution video at higher frame rates than on the IGPU.gt 1030: Maximum Digital ResolRead more
you will have slightly more free ram, as the IGPU uses the RAM ram as VRAM
you could have better rendering times as you can use CUDA acceleration.
hardware acceleration for video playback is nice, you can watch high resolution video at higher frame rates than on the IGPU. gt 1030: Maximum Digital Resolution = 3840 × 2160 @ 120 Hz or 7680 × 4320 @ 60 Hz
your i5-4570 (haswell) IGPU (HD 4600) can handle up to 1920×1080test29603373fps
so the 1030 can handle about 8x more 🙂
Be aware that there are 2 models being sold, a ddr4 model and a GDDR5 model.
Should be pretty obvious. The graphics on your system aren't capable of playing the game. You need to upgrade to a gaming video card. If you have a laptop, you're out of luck because the graphics are NOT upgradeable.
Should be pretty obvious. The graphics on your system aren’t capable of playing the game. You need to upgrade to a gaming video card. If you have a laptop, you’re out of luck because the graphics are NOT upgradeable.
It did open about 1 month ago That gives me the clue that you should try a system restore back to before the problem:http://pcsupport.about.com/od/fixth...Have you tried that yet?Some HELP in posting on Computing.net plus free progs and instructions 7 Golds
It did open about 1 month ago That gives me the clue that you should try a system restore back to before the problem: http://pcsupport.about.com/od/fixth… Have you tried that yet?
If you have a helmet cam like mine, a Midland XTC, you cant, the facility is not built in.But like ijack says, if you could do it it would be done in the camera itself, not on the memory card. Memory cards have no knowledge of dates and times.Stuart
If you have a helmet cam like mine, a Midland XTC, you cant, the facility is not built in.
But like ijack says, if you could do it it would be done in the camera itself, not on the memory card. Memory cards have no knowledge of dates and times.
Most likely the problem is that your computer has an SATA drive which is not supported by Windows 98. SATA was developed long after Win98 was released. That can likely be overcome but I expect that will be only the beginning of your problems.A big problem (but not the only one) is going to be the laRead more
Most likely the problem is that your computer has an SATA drive which is not supported by Windows 98. SATA was developed long after Win98 was released. That can likely be overcome but I expect that will be only the beginning of your problems.
A big problem (but not the only one) is going to be the lack of device drivers. The Windows 98 install CD won’t have drivers for devices that did not exist when it was produced. It is unlikely that the manufacturer will provide drivers for an obsolete OS.
Installing Win98 is likely to be a long hard road if it is possible at all.
If you really must run Win98 your best option is to install a virtual machine like VirtualPC or VirtualBox and install Win98 on that. This will be much easier and provide greater flexibility in use.
Solved Batch File To Read Some Data From XML.
Yeh, batch can be kind of lame handling xml, but in this case, it seems like it should have worked since findstr was doing the heavy lifting, leaving batch only handling that one line. You might examine your xml file to see what kind of line-breaks it's using - maybe it's cr with no lf. You can useRead more
OR, as per Razor’s suggestion, vbscript (or another language) could do a readall and probably solve the problem:
‘==== begin vbscript “xmlfind”
if wscript.arguments.count<1 then
wscript.echo “Usage: XMLFIND file.xml targetstring”
wscript.quit
end if
targ=wscript.arguments(1)
set fso=createobject(“scripting.filesystemobject”)
set test=fso.opentextfile(wscript.arguments(0),1)
z=test.readall
‘remove lcase() from foll line to observe case in search
point1=instr(lcase(z),lcase(targ))
if point1=0 then
wscript.echo “NOT FOUND: string: “&targ;
wscript.quit
end if
point1=point1+len(targ)
found=ltrim(mid(z,point1))
quote=left(found,1)
found=mid(found,2)
point2=instr(found,quote)
if point2>0 then
found=left(found,point2-1)
end if
wscript.echo chr(34)&found;&chr;(34)
‘===== end vbscript
Solved Use TV To Access External Hard Drive An Network
"Western Digital My Book Essential external hard drive connected via my router"Would this drive connect to a USB port in the router? Is it therefore accessible by any PC on your LAN ? I get that you have attached a wireless dongle to the TV and yes that is the equivalent of running a LAN cable to thRead more
Would this drive connect to a USB port in the router? Is it therefore accessible by any PC on your LAN ? I get that you have attached a wireless dongle to the TV and yes that is the equivalent of running a LAN cable to the router.
Here’s the wiki description of NAS : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Networ…
Such a device can be regarded as a type of server but only in a cut-down manner. It is only a file-server. A storage repository for fast ready network access to shared files. It cannot have the samsung software installed on it so your WD drive is in a sense a simple NAS device. Your TV would have no greater success accessing files on a “Proper” NAS than it does on your WD. The TV does not reach out for the files. It simply displays whatever is fed to it. Feeding it requires the software running in a suitable environment ( a PC )
Goin’ Fishin’ (Some day)
2 Routers With 2 Subnets Talking Together
YES! I finally got it working last night. I swapped out the two routers and then intercommunication started to work. One of the two Linksys routers was older than the other. So, the older one is now my primary router (ROUTER 1) and the newer is (ROUTER 2). The LAN on ROUTER 1 is 192.168.1.x and theRead more
Solved CPU Doesn’t Support Virtualization
CPU does not support VThttp://ark.intel.com/products/29753...
http://ark.intel.com/products/29753…
Solved Combination Of An i5-4570 With a GT 1030 a Bottleneck?
you will have slightly more free ram, as the IGPU uses the RAM ram as VRAMyou could have better rendering times as you can use CUDA acceleration.hardware acceleration for video playback is nice, you can watch high resolution video at higher frame rates than on the IGPU.gt 1030: Maximum Digital ResolRead more
you could have better rendering times as you can use CUDA acceleration.
hardware acceleration for video playback is nice, you can watch high resolution video at higher frame rates than on the IGPU.
gt 1030: Maximum Digital Resolution = 3840 × 2160 @ 120 Hz or 7680 × 4320 @ 60 Hz
your i5-4570 (haswell) IGPU (HD 4600) can handle up to 1920×1080test29603373fps
so the 1030 can handle about 8x more 🙂
Be aware that there are 2 models being sold, a ddr4 model and a GDDR5 model.
see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Ca…
i5-6600K[delid]test31404562.8GHz Core/4.6 Cachetest6513316.456v | 2x8GB DDR4-3200MHzCL12-12-12-28-1test6513316.5v | Sapphire Nitro+ SE RX 590 8GBtest6513316610Mhz coretest6513316.13v/2236MHz
Solution For Unable To Create 3d Scene Error
Should be pretty obvious. The graphics on your system aren't capable of playing the game. You need to upgrade to a gaming video card. If you have a laptop, you're out of luck because the graphics are NOT upgradeable.
Appending Data Into a File Using Mysql Stored Procedure
Use the MySQL "TEE" command: http://code.openark.org/blog/mysql/...
Solved Why Won’t My Computer System Information Open?
It did open about 1 month ago That gives me the clue that you should try a system restore back to before the problem:http://pcsupport.about.com/od/fixth...Have you tried that yet?Some HELP in posting on Computing.net plus free progs and instructions 7 Golds
That gives me the clue that you should try a system restore back to before the problem:
http://pcsupport.about.com/od/fixth…
Have you tried that yet?
Some HELP in posting on Computing.net plus free progs and instructions 7 Golds
Date And Time Setting?
If you have a helmet cam like mine, a Midland XTC, you cant, the facility is not built in.But like ijack says, if you could do it it would be done in the camera itself, not on the memory card. Memory cards have no knowledge of dates and times.Stuart
But like ijack says, if you could do it it would be done in the camera itself, not on the memory card. Memory cards have no knowledge of dates and times.
Stuart
Solved No Drives Found During Windows 98 Install
Most likely the problem is that your computer has an SATA drive which is not supported by Windows 98. SATA was developed long after Win98 was released. That can likely be overcome but I expect that will be only the beginning of your problems.A big problem (but not the only one) is going to be the laRead more
A big problem (but not the only one) is going to be the lack of device drivers. The Windows 98 install CD won’t have drivers for devices that did not exist when it was produced. It is unlikely that the manufacturer will provide drivers for an obsolete OS.
Installing Win98 is likely to be a long hard road if it is possible at all.
If you really must run Win98 your best option is to install a virtual machine like VirtualPC or VirtualBox and install Win98 on that. This will be much easier and provide greater flexibility in use.