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  • du for Windows

    calendar Apr 21, 2011 · 1 min read · microsoft windows  ·
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    One of those UNIX commands that is oh-so-useful when working from the command line is du or “disk usage”. This command calculates the total size of all the files and subfolders within a folder.
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  • Drives not mapping on Windows 7 but OK on XP?

    calendar Apr 20, 2011 · 1 min read · microsoft windows  ·
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    A short puzzler here- I had a group policy script mapping a (DFS) network drive at user login. It had always worked fine on XP, but the same users logging in to a Windows 7 PC didn’t get the drive mapped.
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  • Checking the current Fedora Version

    calendar Apr 14, 2011 · 1 min read · linux fedora  ·
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    Logged into a Fedora linux box via a command line? Want to know what version of Fedora it’s running?
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  • Outputting CSV from an ASP page

    calendar Mar 16, 2011 · 1 min read · microsoft visualbasic vb.net excel asp.net  ·
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    I’ve recently had the need to write an ASP page which reads a SQL database and outputs into Microsoft Excel- a user clicks on a link to this ASP page and Excel opens up with a new spreadsheet of the data. This is how I did it
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  • Network Commands in VB.NET

    calendar Feb 28, 2011 · 1 min read · microsoft visualbasic vb.net  ·
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    A couple of useful network commands in Visual BASIC .NET (2005). These are the equivalents of doing ping and nslookup from the command prompt. The variable sIPAddress in these examples is a string containing the IP to test, i.e. "127.0.0.1"
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  • Using Cron to automate a Rsync backup job

    calendar Feb 21, 2011 · 2 min read · linux  ·
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    The rsync tool in Linux is very useful for backing up files from one machine to another, and coupled with the Cron scheduling tool it can be used to make a simple yet efficient automated backup. This post outlines how. Authenticating with the remote system It is necessary to save your credentials on the remote system, …


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  • Scripted silent install of Visual Basic 6.0

    calendar Feb 16, 2011 · 2 min read · microsoft windows visualbasic  ·
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    I recently had a need to install Visual Basic 6.0 Enterprise Edition on a number of machines using a batch file script and a silent -unattended - installation process. Given the age of the application I thought this would be quite straightforward and well documented, but there were a number of hurdles to clear on the …
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  • The Print Screen key, forgotten tool of the Windows desktop

    calendar Feb 16, 2011 · 2 min read · microsoft windows  ·
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    The Print Screen key, usually located above the number pad to the right of the keyboard, is an invaluable tool when working with images in Windows. Pressing it will copy a picture of the entire screen to the Windows clipboard,
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  • Missing Facebook updates?

    calendar Feb 11, 2011 · 1 min read · facebook  ·
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    Users of Facebook may have noticed that they’re missing some updates from their friends on their homepage (News Feed). This is a feature designed to show you only the most relevant info- posts from the users and applications you have interacted with most recently. If you want to change it so that all updates are …


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  • Category 5 Standard Wiring.

    calendar Feb 10, 2011 · 1 min read · networking  ·
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    Category 5 Standard Wiring.
    10BaseT and 100BaseT networks use Cat5 twisted pair cable and RJ45 connectors to join computers to hubs or switches. This post details how to wire the connectors.
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