Nope, nothing. I've had this setup for a while but don't know what caused that to change. I might download a tweaking program or something and see if they have that setting.
Have you downloaded the "USR Control Center"?
It logs into their FTP and then finds if any updates are available. Make sure you read the "readme.txt" first or you won't be able to connect to their server.
I just noticed today that I can't change the screensavers. The whole field is "disabled" so I can't click anything.
Does anyone know how to enable screensavers again?
Specs
Windows XP Home
Personal Use Only
Power Specs
Monitor going off: Enabled
System Standby: Disabled
HD...
Hey Krel, can I e-mail you so you can look at the script? I keep getting an error everytime I try to use the script. It isn't show the error/where it is, just that it isn't configured properly.
tbad1986@yahoo.com
That's exactly what I need, but I need it to countdown to the date. My scripts are Perl, sorry for saying CGI.
I'm not sure how I would implement it to countdown though. I know how to do it manually and keep updating the number, but I want it so the script will determine how long it is until...
I'm wanting to make it so that when my script intercepts a link (http://) it will change it to a clickable link. This is what it does now:
http://www.poplarbluffgamers.com/
How would I make the script change the links automatically into clickable links?
I've been having trouble getting Java and CGI to intertwine as one and let the Java do the countdown. It would keep messing up, so I decided to take a different route.
I'm looking for a script that can countdown to a date (I use the CGI to get the date, then use $date to switch it over...
Alright, but it's big :D (If you find something I could change to make it faster/cleaner please tell me, but try to stick to the problem I'm getting)
#!/usr/bin/perl
print "Content-type:text/html\n\n";
print "<HTML>\n";
print "<HEAD>\n";
require TripodCGI...
The $ is an input though. I get it from a form and I can't tell them to put a \ in front of it because I know someone won't do it and will mess it up.
Is there a way I can automatically add it if there is a $ in a form box?
I'm having trouble with my news script. Right now when I put a $ it thinks that it should have a value and then prints nothing. So if I put something like "the x costs $4.56" it only prints "the x costs" and that would be it.
If someone knows how to print a $ without it...
I don't really know how. I'm new to Perl and have to rely on others to teach me to learn it since I can't find any good guides/books locally or on the internet.
Right now I have my perl script to read the log file and then on each line print it out accordingly.
Well, when someone enters news (it is a text box, so it's more than one line in height) they tend to press enter for a new paragraph/etc. When they do this, it will move the log file down, so...
http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,3003727~root=winme~mode=flat#3020453
That is the solution to my problem, I figured it out when I downloaded TweakUI for 2K.
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