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Virtual Drive ? srieen15-Feb-05 17:25 srieen 15-Feb-05 17:25  How to create a Virtual Drive as like GMail Drive. Purpose : Sync Files local Machine to Server Storage Area. (as like Gmail Drive and its Properties.) can this done using Shell Programming ? pls suggest. Sriram Re: Virtual Drive ? Mekong River26-Feb-05 11:21 Mekong River 26-Feb-05 11:21  I found the way to mount and create virtual drive for floopy disk in here.[^] Please check it and let me know whehter is match what you need or not... A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step. APO-CEDC Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office Re: Virtual Drive ? srieen27-Feb-05 17:27 srieen 27-Feb-05 17:27  Hi there. Thanks for your link. its really nice. i have a requirement of Creating a Virtual Drive as like Google Gmail Drive. any other source of Creating Virtual Drive as like VFD ? Regards Sriram Re: Virtual Drive ? Mekong River27-Feb-05 20:44 Mekong River 27-Feb-05 20:44  Try to search in www.google.com. A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step. APO-CEDC Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office Trap and remap a key for a specific application Berkelium15-Feb-05 6:24 Berkelium 15-Feb-05 6:24  I require some assistance with a unique problem, and as I am not much in the way of an Win32 API programmer, was hoping someone could help me out. I am configuring an application for a customer that would like a hotkey setup for a specific program function; however, the application itself does not support the space bar as a hotkey. I was looking at maybe trapping the space bar for this specific application and remapping the key as a hotkey that it does support (like F12), but leaving the space bar functionality intact for other programs also running. I have no idea how to go about doing this, whether it can be done, or if it is even the best solution for the problem. I do not have access to the application code for which I am trying to add this additional support to. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks Re: Trap and remap a key for a specific application Mekong River26-Feb-05 11:13 Mekong River 26-Feb-05 11:13  Berkelium wrote: I am configuring an application for a customer that would like a hotkey setup for a specific program function; however, the application itself does not support the space bar as a hotkey What is the software development that you use to develop a customer application to use hotkey??? A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step. APO-CEDC Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office Ms access close immediately Mekong River13-Feb-05 20:30 Mekong River 13-Feb-05 20:30  Hi, I have a problem in Microsoft access 2000. I have build my own Ms access application which contain table, query, form, report... My problem is when I start to run the form, my Ms access application is close immediately. But if I open the table or query, it is fine and run normally. I don't know what is the reason but that make me waste a lot of my time to save the record in the database. Does anybody know what is the reason come from??? A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step. APO-CEDC Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office Re: Ms access close immediately Roger Wright18-Feb-05 22:56 Roger Wright 18-Feb-05 22:56  Have you, perhaps, created a on_click or on_open event handler that shuts it down? It's awfully easy to inadvertently create an event handler that does unexpected things in Access 2000... Is there any code related to the form that you can post? "If it's Snowbird season, why can't we shoot them?" - Overheard in a bar in Bullhead City Re: Ms access close immediately Mekong River26-Feb-05 11:09 Mekong River 26-Feb-05 11:09  Thank you very much for your reply but I don't have any code in the the OnClick or OnOpen event handler. But if I log of my computer and logon again, then the form that I try to run could run successfully. A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step. APO-CEDC Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office VGA card and VGA built-in Mekong River11-Feb-05 14:48 Mekong River 11-Feb-05 14:48  Hi, I have a question about the VGA card. My computer mainboard has a built-in VGA on it. So I don’t need to add additional VGA card to the board. Just install driver then the graphic would display correctly. My question is: if I install a VGA card on the PCI slot, does the main board accept it??? Do I need to do any special configuration to change from VGA on the build-in mainboard and VGA card??? A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step. APO-CEDC Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office Re: VGA card and VGA built-in Aryo Handono13-Feb-05 20:34 Aryo Handono 13-Feb-05 20:34  Yes you can... but first you must disable your onboard VGA in BIOS setup menu. See your motherboard manual how to disable it Re: VGA card and VGA built-in Mekong River26-Feb-06 15:34 Mekong River 26-Feb-06 15:34  Thank you very much for your information. Re: VGA card and VGA built-in raouls13-Feb-05 20:37 raouls 13-Feb-05 20:37  there's usually an option in the bios to set whether your motherboard should use the onboard graphics or a screen card. on my computer i select that my "boot from screen" is "agp" or "onboard". look for a similar setting... -- Raoul Snyman Saturn Laboratories e-mail: raoul.snyman@saturnlaboratories.co.za web: http://www.saturnlaboratories.co.za/ blog: http://blog.saturnlaboratories.co.za/ linux user: #333298 Re: VGA card and VGA built-in Mekong River26-Feb-06 15:35 Mekong River 26-Feb-06 15:35  Thank you very much for your information. Re: VGA card and VGA built-in albCode6-Jun-05 3:30 albCode 6-Jun-05 3:30  if are using WindowsXP Pro/Home Edition u first sign ur VGA card in slot of motherboard resatrt ur PC then u will see new hardware and maybe u should (usually you should) install drivers for VGA card. if u user another OS Windows, tell me which maybe we can helps you... Re: VGA card and VGA built-in Mekong River26-Feb-06 15:37 Mekong River 26-Feb-06 15:37  Thank you very much for your information. Postscript Forms sysguy10-Feb-05 6:47 sysguy 10-Feb-05 6:47  I'm converting postscript forms from VPS/ANYQUEUE to a web application and I need to know to re-build the forms that were used (primarily standard greybar in landscape and portrait). How do I rebuild them and get the Postscript overlays to work (Ghostscript ?) Right Click Menus in WinXP zsombor8-Feb-05 5:10 zsombor 8-Feb-05 5:10  Hi I tried customizing my right click menus. I managed to insert an extra menu to start one of my own applications. But when I select more than one file and try to start the application it starts a copy of it for every selected file.... I would like it to start one single copy and hand over each filename as parameters. Kind of like when you have the compress file option in the Right Click menu. It compresses all the files into one archive and doesn't make a different archive for every file. Thx for your help. zsomboro Re: Right Click Menus in WinXP Michael Dunn10-Feb-05 10:30 Michael Dunn 10-Feb-05 10:30  What you're thinking of is a context menu shell extension. I have a whole series on shell extensions: start here[^] --Mike-- LINKS~! Ericahist updated! | 1ClickPicGrabber | CP SearchBar v2.0.2 | C++ Forum FAQ Strange things are afoot at the U+004B U+20DD Hibernate a computer from the command line Mekong River8-Feb-05 4:57 Mekong River 8-Feb-05 4:57  Hi, in windows xp, I found a command shutdown from the MS-DOS command line. But now I want to know are there any command that is available for us to hibernate a computer from the command line too?? A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step. APO-CEDC Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office Re: Hibernate a computer from the command line Phil Hobgen9-Feb-05 9:57 Phil Hobgen 9-Feb-05 9:57  Hi, shutdown /h Cheers Phil Hobgen Southampton, UK Re: Hibernate a computer from the command line Mekong River9-Feb-05 17:51 Mekong River 9-Feb-05 17:51  Sorry, it is not working. Where do you get this kind of the information from??? Re: Hibernate a computer from the command line Phil Hobgen9-Feb-05 23:29 Phil Hobgen 9-Feb-05 23:29  Hi, Sorry, I made a bad assumption - I've used this on Win2k3 so I wrongly presumed that it was the same on XP (as the two utilities are both named shutdown), but on double checking both sets of help files it appears that shutdown on Win2k3 is totally different to shutdown on XP. You could write a quick console application that calls the setsuspendstate function. Cheers Phil Hobgen Southampton, UK Re: Hibernate a computer from the command line Mekong River10-Feb-05 3:56 Mekong River 10-Feb-05 3:56  Thank you very much for your information. I will try to find any machine that run windows server 2003 then try to do that command. Thank for your fully support. A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step. APO-CEDC Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office Re: Hibernate a computer from the command line WoutL10-Feb-05 4:18 WoutL 10-Feb-05 4:18  rundll32 powrprof.dll,SetSuspendState 1,0,1 Wout Louwers

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