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I strongly suggest you try to put the image on cd's or dvd's and restore to your "image disk" as a verification process-steeladept (July 16, 2007, 07:57 AM)
| 1) Windows (XP) + programmes + App data etc: dunno   current system (with roughly 1GB each for paging file, hib file, recycle bin & App data etc) takes up less than 10GB so say 30GB win partition in case I want to install Vista sometime ... |
| 2) Have to read up about putting paging file on seperate partition - I know it’s been a topic here again lately. |
| 3) Probably keep my docs & often-used files on next one |
| 4) then „Storage“ - less often used files |
| goodnight sleep tight don't let the bedbugs bite! and if they bite squeeze them tight and don't let them in for the rest of the night! |
I'm beginning to learn my way around the Forum -- will search back threads. There's enough back there to keep my busy for weeks!-TomColvin (July 02, 2007, 08:42 PM)
a word of warning (!) the forum search is pretty much a waste of time (imo) -
if you use Firefox there's a very good search plugin-tomos (July 03, 2007, 03:59 AM)
thanks to Wordzilla (you might be interested in his thesaurus as well) - maybe to something about writing software? - but whatever you think..If it's an Autohotkey script it's very easy to use --tomos (July 10, 2007, 02:17 PM)
So I keep hearing. But what I've seen so far persuades me I'll need to spend a weekend on it (at least) to get something to work the way I want it to. In that time, I could write something in Delphi as well; but currently, one weekend is an amount of free time unavailable to me.
But thanks anyway!-vor0nwe (July 11, 2007, 04:13 AM)
so I wont say any more but I'm sure (esp if you ask ) someone will chip in with the detailsOpps, just realized the MAC software I really meant to mention is called Scrivener, reviewed at 43 Folders back on January 21:
http://www.43folders...21/scrivener-review/-TomColvin (July 02, 2007, 08:42 PM)
| NOTEBOX DISORGANIZERIIe: Huh? What? When it comes to keeping notes in a tidy and organized fashion on your computer, you've got your pick of dozens of programs -- most of which involve a tree-view layout, into which you're expected to tuck everything neatly away. ND2e, on the other hand, is for people who like to keep their mess splattered all across the screen right where they can see it. |
Yeah... but it's so easy to make one (I mean, currently the hardest part is typing the path) I'm sure it would be super easy to make buttons and toolbars and stuff. I bet someone could make one for Directory Opus using only the button editor.
[edit]Took out stuff about DO and size reporting...[/edit]-Hirudin (May 10, 2007, 03:49 AM)
Dopus already has support for creating symbolic/hard/soft links and junction points. What I've done is to go to "Settings -> File types", double click on "All files and folders", open the "Drop menu" tab and press new. Type a appropiate name for the action (I've named mine "Create special link(s) here...") and paste the following into the text area:
Copy MAKELINK=auto
Now you can create symlinks by a simple right-click drag-n-drop with and file or folder. About as easy as it can get-Dirhael (July 09, 2007, 04:28 AM)
I use a combo of roboform and keypass. I enjoy having an encrypted backup I can take with meJosh,-Josh (March 05, 2007, 06:37 AM)
*** [Damn damn damnHm, how did you reach that conclusion?
it IS the drive(or it's software/driver maybe?) must try update software etc.
It's a Plextor - wasnt expecting any problems with that...]-tomos (July 05, 2007, 10:40 AM)-f0dder (July 06, 2007, 05:29 AM)
I suppose you could get much the same effect with a hammer (save it for when you are really frustrated with something and let yiourself go).-Carol Haynes (July 06, 2007, 05:40 AM)
A few seconds in a microwave works wonders, btw:-f0dder (July 06, 2007, 05:45 AM)
Hammers ... fair point ...
Not for the microwave potentially!-Carol Haynes (July 06, 2007, 05:47 AM)
will check em all out, thanks Lashiec (or it's software/driver maybe?) must try update software etc.