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Using NetWare 6.5, in ConsoleOne, double click a user object and it shows the following error:(Error -618) The server has detected an inconsistent databaseNovell's support site has a page that might be helpful, click here.If that advice doesn't help you (it didn't help me!) then restart the server! That solved it for me. After restarting the error didn't occur. But of course you should also...

I had a self-extracting archive made using 7-Zip SFX. I had many files inside the compressed file. There was one exe file, let's called it A.exe, it was the one run on extraction. In addition A.exe ran another file B.exe. The problem was that upon extraction the B.exe wasn't there! Why didn't it execute, why wasn't it there?The reason was that my first file, A.exe was an AutoIt script. I used the...

ProblemWhen installing the latest Flash Player 10 for Internet Explorer did you get this error?ActiveX control for Flash Player could not be registered If you had the above error then try the following:(these instructions have been tested on a Windows XP SP3 computer, I can't guarantee anything but it worked for me!)SolutionTo start with I recommend you uninstall the Flash Player you currently have...

I have an Asus Eee PC 700 4G, I got it back in 2008. It was the first popular and truly cheap netbooks to emerge a few years ago. It's a cute little machine that I use mostly for casual web browsing. Originally its built-in 4GB SSD (solid state drive) came pre-loaded with a Linux distribution from Asus specially for the Eee PC. It was ok, I used it for a while but it was clunky and it got on my nerves...

IntroductionA self-extracting archive is a zip or similar compressed file that has been turned into an exe (executable). The advantage of this is that the recipient of the file only has to double click the exe and it will do everything automatically. The two actions it would usually perform are:To run one of the extracted files (to install a program for example)To extract the files from the compressed...

Often we need to make large files smaller, using a file compression program such as WinZip or WinRAR is typical. Those programs can compress files with the file format .zip, .rar, etc. However, both these products are shareware and come at a cost if you want the full versions. But there is something better, it's open source and doesn't cost a penny! It is called 7-Zip, it supports the popular .zip...

Introduction A year and a half ago I was looking into a way to automate the downloading of a file from FTP and if the download was interrupted, I wanted some way of resuming the download where it had left off. This is important in situations where you have low or unreliable internet bandwidth. If you are downloading a large file and you are disconnected from the internet for some reason, you don't...