Recent content by tmoses

Depends completely on the bios configuration of your machine.  Some configurations do it to see if the speaker is getting power.  It is also used to indicate if something is misconfigured on your system board. Usually one beep or two short ones mean that it is testing to see...

Try in Control Panel-&gt;add new hardware-&gt;next-&gt;next-&gt;and have it search for any hardware.&nbsp;&nbsp;Might work, you should also find the make and manufacutrer of the cdrom.&nbsp;&nbsp;Go on their website and download the latest version of the drivers for win95<br><br> <p>moses<br><a...

You have to changed the cd format to mp3, their are many programs out their that can do this.&nbsp;&nbsp;There is one from <A HREF="http://www.real.com" TARGET="_new">www.real.com</A>, the real jukebox is half decent and should work with DVD cd's<br><br> <p>moses<br><a...

Try this, go to Control Panel-&gt;multimedia-&gt;Audio-&gt;Playback-&gt;Advanced Propertios-&gt;Performance-&gt;Restore Defaults<br><br>See if this works, you can also play around with which device is set in you Preferred Device section of audio<br><br>good luck <p>moses<br><a...

Well one thing you can do is monitor all TCP/IP traffic that comes in and out of your system.&nbsp;&nbsp;This will tell you who is connecting to your machine and when,how and where.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also see if you can shut down most ftp,telnet services and web services until you learn more about...

int maxx,maxy;<br>int maxx12,maxx14, maxx18,maxx34,maxx78,maxy12,maxy14,maxy18,maxy34,maxy78;<br><br>public init()<br>{<br><br>maxx = getSize().width;<br>maxy = getSize().height;<br>maxx12 = (maxx / 2); //.5<br>maxx14 =(maxx/2)/2; //.25<br>maxx18 = (((maxx/2)/2)/2); // 0.125 <br>maxx34 =...

<A HREF="http://www.angelfire.com/md2/ackka/java/proj6/Proj6.java" TARGET="_new">http://www.angelfire.com/md2/ackka/java/proj6/Proj6.java</A><br>already did this on my latest project, it looks pretty neat code:<br><br>class Proj6Frame extends JFrame<br>{<br>setTitle(&quot;Project6 by Tom...

I have run across that problem alot to, the reason is the java plug in that you have installed is most likely the 1.1 object model.&nbsp;&nbsp;To use any swing components you need 1.2 or higher.&nbsp;&nbsp;This plugin is not offered through the normal java plugin you will need to download the...

Information can be obtained about your activities but usually not through a website.&nbsp;&nbsp;The only way a website can retrieve any type of data related to your computer is through the use of a cookie.&nbsp;&nbsp;A cookie is a small text file that the browser allows the website to dump data...

no problem, i have found that too, alot of times what is in network neighborhood is uncorrect <img src=http://www.Tek-Tips.com/images/happy.gif> .&nbsp;&nbsp;The best bet is to learn how to write batch files <img src=http://www.Tek-Tips.com/images/happy.gif>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;You can map the...

no problem, i have found that too, alot of times what is in network neighborhood is uncorrect :).&nbsp;&nbsp;The best bet is to learn how to write batch files :)&nbsp;&nbsp;You can map the drives much easier that way, you can also try putting the net use command in a novell script when they log...

Have not tried to access shares that much from Nt, but you can try some of the built in utilites with NT,95.&nbsp;&nbsp;go to command prompt with name or ip of 95 computer you want to connect to .&nbsp;&nbsp;type in nbtstat -A ip address, this should bring up a table of entries<br><br>Node...

You can also have <br><br>try <br>{<br>AppletContext context = getAppletContext();<br>URL u = new URL(getCodeBase(),javascript: &quot;name of function&quot;);<br>context.showDocument(u,frame);<br>}<br>catch(Exception error)<br>{<br>showStatus(&quot;Error &quot; + error);<br><br>}<br>}<br>this...

There are several good packet sniffers out their for windows.&nbsp;&nbsp;One that i know of is the buttsniffer from <A HREF="http://www.cultdeadcow.com.&nbsp" TARGET="_new">www.cultdeadcow.com.&nbsp</A>;&nbsp;Their are many others that work on linux and unix machines.&nbsp;&nbsp;If you can grab...

I am not sure exactly what your question is but https, basically stands for Hypter Text Transfer Protocol Secure, i think.&nbsp;&nbsp;All i know is that any site that uses this protocol for their site has a very high level of encryption on all the http requests that you send.&nbsp;&nbsp;You...