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FARR Plugins and Aliases / Re: Timer
« Last post by Armando on September 22, 2008, 09:47 PM »Thanks czechboy! 
Your timer has become a tool I now frequently use. 
Your timer has become a tool I now frequently use. 
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Your timer has become a tool I now frequently use. 
If you do use grub, you'll also want to be aware of the Super Grub Disk Project. This is an excellent tool for fixing grub problem as well as learning about how bootloaders operate.
Mainsite: http://www.supergrubdisk.org
Also check out AutoSuperGrubDisk. Fix grub from within Windows with the minimum amount of fuss.
Link to website here: http://www.supergrub...ki/AutoSuperGrubDisk
There is a nice introductory article (with screenshots) on Super Grub over at the BeginLinux.com website. Full article link:
http://www.beginlinu...opics/1069-supergrub-40hz (September 21, 2008, 12:40 PM)
Now, why they don't all have "Evernote" checked is confusing to me. They were all entered in the Evernote grid so they should have it checked automatically when the item is created. Actually, I'm noticing that all the top level items have "Evernote" checked and the lower level items do not.
Now about the 80-something items that keep disappearing. All except one do NOT have "Evernote" checked. All these items were created in the Evernote grid. I would have expected the default behavior is to have the grid name field checked when items are created in that grid.
Again, remember, I don't ever touch the source box or do anything with filters.-superboyac (September 18, 2008, 10:55 AM)
that is default behaviour - this way you get to see the parent items & can expand as you wishThat is not surprising as Armando and I think alike on a lot of this stuff. So, I don't see what's the point of having a show all subitems feature because there's already that little expand tick under the item bullet that hides/expands the subitems. If I don't see the tick there, I assume there are no subitems.
I know Armando works differently but I can never keep up with him-tomos (September 19, 2008, 01:30 AM)
It's confusing to me. I understand if you want to hide items using the filters and stuff. That makes sense, it's logical. But this is confusing because the item is being hidden because it's a sub-item? That's confusing to me. When an item is created, I prefer the grid it's created in to be automatically checked. It doesn't make sense to add an item to a database and then the item is not associated with any grid by default. By default, all items should be associated with the grid it was created in. If you don't like that behavior, then you can uncheck it later. That makes more sense to me.-superboyac (September 19, 2008, 03:45 PM)
If I decided to go with a web-based solution, I'd feel safer if I were paying for the service. The Wiggio revenue stream is too dependent on entities other than it's actual users for me feel comfortable using it for business purposes.-40hz (September 16, 2008, 08:10 PM)
am using Windows XP SP3.
I have just upgraded my system disk from 200GB to 1TB and cloned all the software to proportionately larger partitions.
Retrospect 7.5 was working fine until then. Now this appears.
A restart fixes the problem.
It looks like it must have something to do with the large number of clusters.
My error log event is identical:
Event Type: Error
Event Source: VolSnap
Event Category: None
Event ID: 20
Date: 6/10/2008
Time: 11:58:36 AM
User: N/A
Computer: KRELL
Description:
The shadow copy of volume G: was aborted because of a failed free space computation.
When you try to create shadow copies on large volumes that have a small cluster size (for example, less than 4 kilobytes [KB]), or if you take snapshots of several very large volumes at the same time, the VSS software provider may use a larger paged pool memory allocation during the shadow copy creation than is required. If there is not sufficient paged pool memory available for the allocation, the shadow copy cannot complete and may cause the loss of all previous shadow copy tasks.
Event Type: Error
Event Source: VolSnap
Event Category: None
Event ID: 20
Description:
The shadow copies of volume X: were aborted because of a failed free space computation.
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