When running a batch file or ruby script (even .rbw) or anything that does not have a GUI, a cmd window normally pops up. This is surely unwanted when scheduling a task with those kind of programs. Sadly, I don’t see any checkbox to hide the window at runtime in the scheduled task wizard.
The best way I found is posted at http://serverfault.com/questions/9038/run-a-bat-file-in-a-scheduled-task-without-a-window.
Schedule a .vbs script containing something like:
Set WinScriptHost = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
WinScriptHost.Run Chr(34) & "C:\Scheduled Jobs\mybat.bat" & Chr(34), 0
Set WinScriptHost = Nothing
There are other tools like hstart and cmdow that lets you do pretty much the same thing, but I prefer using built-in tools a lot more.
Debian Squeeze on my new (used) T61.
events/1 take 50% cpu for some time every 2 secondes or so.
Seems to be related to Wicd. Doing a “ifconfig eth0 down” solved the problem, but I still don’t know the root cause.
T61 specific problem? Lots of posts on forums about this. Lots of people also “fixed” this by removing the battery for a couple of minutes… Pretty strange.
or secure file sharing, a replacement for samba (windows client, accessing files on *nix server).
DokanInstall_0.6.0.exe Dokan library (http://dokan-dev.net/en)
dokan-sshfs-0201226.zip for installer and explorer context menu
dokan-sshfs-0.6.0.zip take DokanNet.dll and DokanSSHFS.exe and replace in 0201226.
Advantages secure, read/write, easy to install.
Drawback easily bottlenecks at a few MBps on slow CPU. Not multi-core. Shows bad size information. Unstable?
Once again, I used oocalc for 15 minutes and then became angry. I could not delete a graph I juste made from a 5-column 30 lines dataset. Pressing delete gave me a stupid error without any solution. So wtf? I have to start a new workbook?
Also, I probably won’t be able to control oocalc from OLE (or something else), comparing to Excel.
It is important to have a valid and updated sources.list to be able to search in the repos.
To remove an entry from the list of services in windows 7 / 2008 (and maybe others), first get the full name of the service (win+r, services.msc).
Then, in a command prompt (win+r, cmd, run as administrator), type
sc delete servicename
where servicename is the full name of the service. If it contains spaces, put double quotes around it.
It may be necessary to reboot for the service to be completely removed from the list.
For example, searching for strings utility:
cygcheck -p strings.exe
Best to add .exe if you know it’s an executable — it will narrow the search.
ref: http://www.trueblade.com/knowledge/finding-which-cygwin-package-contains-a-particular-file
Goto samsung printers website
support
downloads
search with model name
software
get Set IP
(also works with Wine)
? Help
Key Operator Mode (default password is 7145)
Network