Recent content by rybo

You could narrow it down to either the browser or Acrobat reader by installing another browser (I'd suggest Mozilla: http://www.mozilla.org/ ). Then open and the document and try printing. If it works, then IE is to blame. If it doesn't, then you'll have to dig deeper.

Hi, I'm converting a Microsoft HTMLHelp document to PDF, which works great. Links aren't preserved, but I didn't expect them to be. So I'll need to go in and manually insert all links, but here's what I'm worried about: after inserting all the links and making bookmarks, I have to re-PDF the...

Okay, it was in a header and footer - but who would have thought as it went up the side of the document?! It was somewhat of a pain to remove all the contents in the header/footers. It would have been nice to be able to just turn off headers, footers. But THANKS SO MUCH for the help, it would...

I have a document that I received from a Russian colleague, and it has a dull grey border/template that I can't touch. I've tried everything (but the right thing) to remove it, but just can't modify it. I've tried cutting or copying the page, but it takes the border with it. Any ideas? I'm...

Hi, I'm running apache on Linux Mandrake 9.1. One thing I don't understand - I'm trying to run cgi-scripts (mainly a statistics one). First off, what permissions should the cgi-bin folder have? What permissions should the cgi-scripts have? Who should own them, apache or root? Apparently...

Just another note - this is on Apache 2 (2.0.36 to be exact)

I've looked around and can't find out how to install SSL with Windows. I obviously don't want to have to pay to do it. I'm sure someone has done it, and hopefully they will be reading this and have the answers on how. Thanks in advance.

One resource for some information: http://interwebber.com Another is http://www.dslwebserver.com/ Hope this helps.

One resource for some information: http://interwebber.com Another is http://www.dslwebserver.com/ Hope this helps.

http://nuggetngem.com - but it looks like they don't have the whole port-forwarding thing figured out yet...

I think I figured out that it is the router (this isn't actually my computer, so I haven't checked this yet). I think port-forwarding needs to be set up so the request is sent on to the server.

<?php $var0=&quot;hey&quot;; $var1=&quot;you&quot;; $var2=&quot;guys&quot;; $i=0; while($i<3) { $temp=${&quot;var$i&quot;}; echo $temp.'<br>'; $i++; } ?> -Ryan

As the subject says, I can get my websites to appear on the local network (typing http://mydomain.com), but outside of the local network, my website doesn't appear. It shows that it is going to my IP address, but the site isn't coming up. I have my firewall disabled. I have win2k pro, apache...

I have the following example: $user = new COM('MailServerX.User') or die(&quot;Did not work&quot;); $user->UserNames=&quot;joe&quot;; $user->Password=&quot;secret&quot;; $user->Release(); $user=null; ...Which does nothing more than declare an object, set some of its variables, and then...

I'm writing a webmail application in PHP. It saves e-mails outside of the www directory so saved information (such as e-mails, address books, etc) don't have world-access through Apache (or any web-server for that matter). This works fine on my machine because I have access to the whole file...