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Quake 3 CTF: my gaming group got to gather "fragLANd" for a weekend.. playing some Q3 CTF i got the RailGun, i was doing a bit of sniper work on the red team and i just happen to be sat between to red team members when i lined up for a head shot on the flag runner, fired and a spit secon later "on the left hand side was the flag runner and on the right was his cover and the flag runner was in front of him." the flag runner exploded was spectacular on both sides. you had to be there to see it.. them where the days.. red bull, crisp and curry is all you need for a weekend.

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Never had a problem the s drive is maped by GPO and it installed fine on win 7 64bit. i just go to S drive sims folder > installs > and runs simsinst.

update to 2.9 then up date ther kernal

i found this Open Source.. Lurker: the email archiver might be what you want to run mail internaly.

and i look at thins Barracuda Message Archiver - Preserve and Index All Email Communications along time a go.. i got a online demo

i was looking at http://www.mailarchiva.com/ OSE Ed..

use to work for a ISP in bedford. and i called the servers, Clueless (DNS, Mail) Useless (DNS, hosting) Blackhole (Gateway server) WastOfSpace (Backup server) NotSoSecret (radius server) and the Cisco Access Switch that customers use to dial in on (dialup 56k flex) was called "Idiots" just imagine the conversations we could have lol..

i lookin to a mail archiver, on site.. and setting up google to send all email In and Out bound to the mail archiver first then to the mail box or befor sending it on via google.

his new album might start ww3... lol...

i have a justed the Page file to 4gb, rebooted still no joy... But my 2008 servers are now showing the same problem any thing 2008/Win7.. cant access 2003 Server share. But the the 2003 Server can access the shares on win 7 and 2008 server.. it seems to be a one way acceess..

just befor this halfterm holiday my windows 7 Laptop came up with a new error msg.. "Insufficient system resources exist to complete the requested service." i only get it when i access a 2003 server and Samba keeps asking for a password. every thing was fine just befor this halfterm but im not the only one having this problem the other windows 7 laptop we have has the same problem. the servers have not been touched for months.. any one had this problem b4?? thanks.

Simple.. when you know how.. lol.. thanks..

Well done that man... might need the how to guide off you just in case... i need to set it up..

have a look at .. http://plone.293351.n2.nabble.com/SSO-with-SSPI-and-SSL-LA-U-REMOTE-USER-always-null-td4086748.html

what ya using wamp or just apachi..

have you got samba with ntlm and kerberos all setup??? and when you wbinfo -u you see all the users ???

I'm building a site for my school, the pages dynamically load to a div but i need to re-apply the cufón to the H1,2,3,4,5 im using onclick="javascript:sendRequest('pages/master/software.php', 'content'); Cufon.replace('h1','h2','h3','h4','h5'); it tries to apply the cufón then goes back to the normal header. The js for dynamic page load is below, where or does any one know where to put the callback request for cufon.refresh(); in the JS to see if it help.. function createRequestObject() { var returnObj = false; if(window.XMLHttpRequest) { returnObj = new XMLHttpRequest(); } else if(window.ActiveXObject) { try { returnObj = new ActiveXObject("Msxml2.XMLHTTP"); } catch (e) { try { returnObj = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP"); } catch (e) {} } } return returnObj; } var http = createRequestObject(); var target; // This is the function to call, give it the script file you want to run and // the div you want it to output to. function sendRequest(scriptFile, targetElement) { target = targetElement; try{ http.open('get', scriptFile, true); } catch (e){ document.getElementById(target).innerHTML = e; return; } http.onreadystatechange = handleResponse; http.send(); } function handleResponse() { if(http.readyState == 4) { try{ var strResponse = http.responseText; document.getElementById(target).innerHTML = strResponse; } catch (e){ document.getElementById(target).innerHTML = e; } } }

email the bbc to buy it.. then your coved.. a digital copy needs the ERA+ lic i think.. it's all so confusing.

Our LEA has a policy on teachers having access. and it says they must never have admin's level access.. and the Admin passwords need to be lock in the school safe. Just in case you run over by a bus.

Crap where did i put that yellow patch lead.

had a look at thins .. i see it a bit point less.. but some peeps mike like it.. RJ45 patch cable : data cabling instalation, RJ45 cable patchsee and cat 6 cabling

Lite reading... Found this ALL OEM copies can only be installed clean: (that is, the hard drive must be formatted before XP OEM can be installed). They cannot be used to perform an upgrade of an existing Operating System so make sure you back up all necessary data and files BEFORE installing XP OEM, since the format of the Hard Drive will erase ALL data on it. There are two types of OEM CDs: 1) an OEM version created by a system manufacturer. These copies are usually "BIOS-locked", and can only be used on the exact machine they were created for. 2) a "FULL OEM", or "FULL OEM DSP". These may be installed on any IBM- compatible machine. These may or may not be provided with a factory- built machine, but are usually purchased separately for installation a home-built machine. You will be making a trade-off in buying an OEM version. YOU will trade the ability to upgrade an existing installation of Windows (and save your data and programs) and the legal right to install the copy on a new machine, (if you should change your old machine for a new one), for a big savings in the initial cost of Windows XP. NOTE: OEM versions must legally be sold along with a hardware item, but in many cases this hardware item may be a power-cord (usually a £1) or mouse (they might even give you the mouse to satisfy Microsoft's licensing requirements) add-on from MS forums : http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7install/thread/865db665-719b-43c5-8847-5a88eb99353f

it must be a google data-centre .. they do stuff like this.. theres a lot of cable ties there.. fingers must hurt after doing all that..