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Same here, he wins a lot of kudo's

I'm alternating between A and C

Check out the Post-capture options in Preferences, there's a whole lot of options to choose from

Upon more thinking another option is to go with one Word doc per part number, and all the PN docs in one folder.

Then Data Crow or any other database management tool (even MS Access ) is definitely a better solution!

If I can throw in a suggestion: Have a look at Data Crow, that's for keeping 'collections' with a lot of bells and whistles, but would be a fine candidate here, imho.

should it make any difference on a 64-bits Win 7 if PlayTime is placed in Program Files or in Program Files (x86) ?

Nope, it's just a location, PF/PFx86 has no extra special meaning, other than being more protected from modification by access rights, so you can't (shouldn't) store user-stuff there.

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Changing the default printer can be done using rundll32 like this:

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rundll32 printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /y /q /n "Printer name"

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Some more info on PrintUI can be found here

Fun (Or should I have said 'Vun' )

Thanks

Yes, the checksum is for the exe, as the values are also in the hash.txt file in the zip file, for anytime reference by the user.

I will mention so on the website, to clear any misunderstanding in future.

Regards,

Anand

It would be more helpful to (also) publish the md5/sha hashes for the zipfile, as I'd be (theoretically) able to replace the exe, update the txt file with new hashes and publish a new zip-file...

unless I can continue using the 32-bit version of Delphi.

32 bit software, as most IDE's are, runs just nicely on 64 bit Windows, I've been doing it ever since the release of Vista x64, ~6 years ago
Development for x64 requires either special compilers and project settings, or a complete x64 environment, depending on the tools used. Delphi for x64 is just an optional part (compiler/linker only) of the Delphi XE2 suite (depending on the level of the suite), and AFAICS the IDE itself is still 32 bit (just like Visual Studio 2008/2010).

[Conclusions]

Conclusions

Find a different provider.

Thanks for the warning, Stephen

Can you somehow delay the start of the service, by using a tool for that (never used/searched for 'm but they've been mentioned here, AFAIK), could be something else dependent that's slow to start, blocking a proper start of Apache.

OTOH, could be an issue with Apache 2.2, can't you upgrade to the vastly improved 2.4 version (httpd) ?

Is 192.168.1.130 the actual, connected, IP of your system, or is it an IP of a virtual networkadapter of one of the virtualization solutions, like VMWare or VirtualBox, that'll take a few seconds longer to start?
You could try port 8081 or 8090, if both 80 and 8080 are (temporarily) occupied by other applications, or your AV package could block binding of the port during startup.

Haven't seen any of your tats, but I'd suggest to have a Donation Coder/Cody/Baby Cody tattoo. Nudone did a lot of nice designs, so you'd be able to pick one you like best

[Skwire's 3000th post!]

We (probably) all missed an event: Skwire's 3000th post! Congrats Skwire, and thanks again for all of 'm.

I investigated a bit and think it was this post that completed his 3000:
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Java, using the Eclipse or Netbeans IDE, could be a feasible alternative to any of the suggestions, but you can't (easily) create a single-exe application from that, also requires the installation of a runtime environment, and selection of a GUI library/technique where .NET comes with 2 built in (WinForms and WPF) (both support web).

Would love to see that backed up with any real statistics...

Something like this ohloh graph ?

It shows that Java is quite dominant in what they measured, but MS/VS doesn't have a Java-language any longer (though C# is close in some areas). It also shows that C# is quite a bit more used than VB or C++.

OT, but for the record: Comma-separated_values^w

None of those 2, choose Visual C#

You won't be able to create proper single-exe programs with VS without installing a runtime-part anyway, and most modern computers (should) have the .NET runtime installed anyway, so select the language that the majority of Visual Studio programmers is using: C#

Sure it's the PSU fan? usually a system like that has a CPU-fan and a case-fan as well, so those could be the culprits too. You'll have to investigate by turning on the power while the case is open and you're watching/listening closely what's happening where.

[mouser]

Sounds like a possible job for mouser's Web Link Captor

I am doing something bad.

My screen is too little.

Right , how about dragging the window a bit larger by grabbing it by it's lower-right corner, like any other sizable Windows-window can be resized?

Great review Jibz, thanks

Looks nice

Put the command 'start' in front of the goldmine command, and a space after it. It'll start as goldmine a separate 'thread' and the batchfile will exit.