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hey.
some features i put in the registry in current user... how can i make those things global for all users. i tryed putting them in local machine but a lot of the things didnt work when i moved them there. this is kind of urgent.
i hope there is a way to make all this stuff global. i'm looking around hkey_users right now.
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Have you written your program that uses the regisry?
If so, have you changed the source to look for the registry values in LOCAL_MACHINE instead of CURRENT_USER?
Have you noticed that limmited user accounts do not have full access to LOCAL_MACHINE?
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Anonymous wrote:
some features i put in the registry
What do you mean by some feature? Is it possible to configure using the interface? If so, I think you should configure in the user profile and make it as a template to be available for all user.
MCP
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Hi, I have the script from here[^] to list all drive (removable drive, hard disk drive and mapped network drive) in MS-DOS command prompt. But I notes that when i first log on to my windows xp, the mapped network drive is not connect by default to the resources. So when I run the command it just display the removeable drive and hard disk drive. Until I try to access my mapped network drive to make it activate then when i run the script it could display the mapped network drive. From here, my question is: Are there any way to activiate the connectivity of mapped network drive during the time that I log on to my profile in order to display all drive in MS-DOS without activate it manually?
A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step.
APO-CEDC
Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office
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HELP!!!
While i was building/testing an ActiveX control to be used in my MS Access form, i ACCIDENTALLY UN-Registered an existing ActiveX control.
In Access, I chose Tools | ActiveX Controls and then by accident, I Unregistered the first entry list for me:
:-) VideoSoft FlexArray Control
After re- Registering this (C:\WINNT\System32\vsFlex3.ocx), i now get the error message:
The OLE server isn't registered.<br />
To register the OLE server, reinstall it.<br />
and subsequent tries gives the error:
A problem occurred while Microsoft Access was communicating with the OLE server or ActiveX Control. Close the OLE server and restart it outside of Microsoft Access. Then try the original operation again in Microsoft Access.
How do I reinstall the OLE server?
Reinstalling Office didn't help.
I'm using Office 2000, Premium, creating my ActiveX control in VB6 (was going ok prior to accident.)
Please help,
thanks much!
Johnny
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john john mackey wrote:
After re- Registering this (C:\WINNT\System32\vsFlex3.ocx), i now get the error message:
The OLE server isn't registered.
To register the OLE server, reinstall it.
Try to check the information from here[^].
john john mackey wrote:
and subsequent tries gives the error:
A problem occurred while Microsoft Access was communicating with the OLE server or ActiveX Control. Close the OLE server and restart it outside of Microsoft Access. Then try the original operation again in Microsoft Access.
Check the information from here[^].
MCP
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I think the first suggested link http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;896865[^] is something that needs to be done, but not sure if this "exact" example is what will do it.
I'm also looking at all instances of the deleted OCX in the Registery and comparing that with an "uncorrupted PC" - comparing values, instances, etc. This is very tedious.
Thanks for the suggestions.
Johnny
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Anyone knows how to configure BITS on a Win2Ksp3 machine?
On a Win2003 machine, I managed to configure a virtual directory to accept BITS uploads (from virtual directory properties, then 'BITS Server Extensions' tab). However, after installing the BITS redistributable on the Win2Ksp3 machine, I cannot find the 'BITS Server Extension' tab in the virtual directory properties.
Any ideas anyone?
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In my opinion, I think this[^] article might offer what you need. Let me know if this article could give you the answer or not.
MCP
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We tried that already. We installed BITS 2.0 redistributable for Win2k (the same one featured in your link).
This is our problem: on Win2003 we get a 'BITS Server Extensions' tab in the IIS MMC configuration for directory properties, to enable BITS uploads to a virtual directory. We cannot find the same tab anywhere on the Win2K IIS MMC configuration after we install the redistributable.
Any further ideas?
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Hi. Can anyone please tell me how o activate tcp/ip for a connection. When i click properties for the conection i don't have any tcp/ip window,like i should normally have, and when i click repair, it sais that tcp/ip is not activated for the connection.
Thanks!
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right click on your connection to hae its properties.
then, click "Install..." and choose "protocol" in the list. click "Add"
here, choose TCP/IP.
if you cannot see it, i recommend you do create a new connection, and if that doesn't correct the trouble, consider checking you system for viruses...
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Hello to Everyone
when i install service Pack 2 in Xp system this action stop Add/Update/Delete from my asp.net application i have turned off Firewall but its also not working so please reply me thanks
Regrads From
Tariq Mahmood
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More info on your problem please
"He that is good with a hammer tends to think everything is a nail." - Abraham Maslow
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My login account belongs to the "administrator" group still i cant change my display settings?
how do i change my account settings?
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go to start, choose run. enter regedit
go to hkey_current_user > software > microsoft > windows > currentversion > policies > system
if there is a dword called "nodispcpl" then edit the value, otherwise create a dword named "NoDispCPL". either way set the value to "0"
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woahhh! hanep galing mo!!!<---it means it works! tnx very much!!!
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I was going to use AspEmail, but looking at the documentation, what do I specifify for the smtp mail server on this PC (my be connected directly or via a LAN).
Are they anyway you can determine this?
e.g. I can type ipconfig into a DOS Window and find my IP number are they anything similar!
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Read the documents supplied by your ISP, thay should tell you what your outgoing mail server (SMTP server) is.
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sweep123 wrote:
I was going to use AspEmail, but looking at the documentation, what do I specifify for the smtp mail server on this PC (my be connected directly or via a LAN).
What do you want to talk about? Can you explian more detail and give a clear question?
A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step.
APO-CEDC
Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office
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OK, writing my first Web Site and I was going to test it on an old PC running Windows 2000. I have installed IIS on this PC(all default settings on it) to test the site; in particular the 'Contact Us' page.
Now this Windows 2000 PC in on my home network (LAN) and I only use my hotmail on this PC.
The Web pages work fine, its just how to test the e-mail aspects of the Web Site under test.
The mail server of the Gateway PC is mail.btinternet.com, I have tried this on the Windows 2000 PC but no e-mail is output.
Hope this helps to identify my problem!
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The SMTP server can't be identified using ipconfig. This information is usually provided by your ISP, if your application is intended to use the server provided with your Internet access account. If you're writing a webpage that uses AspEmail to send forms completed by users, you will generally want to use the SMTP server provided by your web hosting provider. In either case, you need to contact your provider for the name or address of the proper SMTP server.
"...a photo album is like Life, but flat and stuck to pages." - Shog9
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Try to check the information from here.[^] You might get some idea from it.
A thousand mile of journey, begin with the first step.
APO-CEDC
Save Children Norway-Cambodia Office
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