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    Loading external animated gifs

    I think I've just found a solution myself. AS3 gifPlayer class: http://www.bytearray.org/?p=95 Thanks, Chris
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    Loading external animated gifs

    I'm building an interface for a client using Flash that shows data from remote weather stations. As well as data fields he's asked to have an externally linked animated gif showing a radar weather forecast added to the interface. I tried loading the animated gif into Flash and it will only show...
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    File serving on Windows XP Pro

    Thanks for the replies. I installed Filezilla FTP server yesterday (as suggested by JockMullin) on the XP Pro machine and all went smoothly. I'm going to try sorting out the router and firewall when I'm back there tomorrow so that I can connect. Having looked through the documentation I'm...
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    File serving on Windows XP Pro

    Thanks for your replies Phil and Dian. Yeah, I think I'll need some help with that, but I have someone I can call on so it should be OK. I was looking at third party FTP servers, but apparently XP Pro has it's own, built in FTP server that just needs to be activated. Is that the best way to...
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    File serving on Windows XP Pro

    Hi all. Some preliminary info about my problem: We have an XP Pro machine running at our office that has some specialist server software running on it. The software is running a remote telemetry system and it's based around the Tomcat web server. The default web port at the IP address for this...
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    Accessing a htaccess protected file with PHP

    I just found out what the problem is. My original syntax should have been as follows: fopen("http://username:password@domain.com/protectedDir/file.csv","r");
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    Accessing a htaccess protected file with PHP

    Thanks for the reply jpadie. Message from the server is as below: Warning: fopen(username:password@http://www.domain.com/protectedDir/file.csv) [function.fopen]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/user/public_html/test.php on line 14 I've never used cUrl before, but...
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    Accessing a htaccess protected file with PHP

    I'm trying to access a remote file that is htaccess password protected using the fopen command. I'm trying this syntax without success: fopen("username:password@http://www.domain.com/protectedDir/file.csv","r"); I've searched around for solutions but I'm drawing a blank. Does anyone know of...
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    3 column layout with center fixed

    Thanks Audiopro. I've just figured out a way of editing the background image to make that work. Many thanks.
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    3 column layout with center fixed

    Hi Keith No content in the left and right columns. They're just to display the background images correctly.
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    3 column layout with center fixed

    I have a css layout problem that I'm hoping someone can help out with. I have a design that a friend would like me to make into a web page, but working out a CSS layout strategy is causing me a few problems. I need to have a 3 column layout. The central column will be fixed width and will...
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    Problem with RAM

    Thanks to everyone for the help. I've purchased 2 of these this evening. I just thought I'd post here to make sure I haven't messed up: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Kingston-ValueRAM-533MHz-DDR2-Non-ECC/dp/B0002H0CQS/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1268083568&sr=1-2 Thanks again, Chris
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    Problem with RAM

    Ah Ok. That make's more sense :). Many thanks
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    Problem with RAM

    Thanks a lot Goombawaho So I'm guessing this will be OK: http://www.mymemory.co.uk/PC-Memory/Kingston-ValueRAM/Kingston-1GB-PC4200-%28533MHz%29-DDR2-ValueRAM-%28Kit-of-2%29 It says 'kit of 2' which suggests 2 1 gig sticks of RAM for that price. Seems too good to be true? Many thanks, Chris
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    Problem with RAM

    Alrighty then. I've run the Crucial scan, CPUZ and Everest. Here's the results: Crucial Scan: I was suprised by the "5200" above as the sticker on the computer's current RAM has got 4200 on it. CPOZ Scan: And finally the Everest scan: Many thanks for your help with this guys. Chris

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