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If you installed the forum via cPanel's addon scripts, it's possible that it doesn't have the install.php script - it is considered a security flaw to leave it there after installing the board, since anyone can access it and wipe-out your entire board. But if you want to access the admin panel, you have to go to www.******/forum/admin/ , not the install.php thing

I haven't upgraded yet, so I don't know how it works but they usually put some instructions on their README's and/or website about upgrading from previous versions. Try looking there.

Well, this is a curious one. I don't have IE on Linux but Itried it with Firefox 0.9 and I got the same result you described. I really don't have a clue about what could be the reason for this. Perhaps you'd like to post about it on the Mozilla forums and help solving a bug (if there is one)? http://forums.mozillazine.org/

Good news, everyone From http://mozillazine.org/:

Have you uploaded phpBB's files to the correct directory? In your case, the correct directory should be /public_html/phpbb2 Also, look out for case sensitivity problems. If you named your directory "phpBB2" when uploading, then you should access it via www.****/phpBB2/install/install.php too. Also, I'm moving this for better organization.

Doesn't Freehand support batch file processing? I remember it could do some batch processing, I used it myself. You could make it export the files automatically to a raster format.

No need to appologize. That's what the moderating team is here for.

Tracy, I have only shown you the path. You were the one that walked it, so the merit is yours

Tracy, I moved your post for better forum organization. Seing a post talking about trailers in the Scripting Talk forum made me giggle

Well, looks like I'm a bit late to try and help you but you didn't seem to need my help anyway Glad you got it working Thumbs Up

Tracy, I'd say you have to change the login page and make it redirect you to the calendar page instead of the "main" page. I have never done it, so I don't know where you should look for it but I don't think it's very hard. Since IPB redirects you, then it's only a matter of changing where it redirects you to. If it's with a PHP redirect, then you should look in the login code for something that looks like this >header("location: index.php"); and change "index.php" into whatever you want. On the other hand, if it's an HTML redirect (I don't think so), you should be looking for something that looks like this ><meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="5; URL=index.php"> and, once again, change "index.php" to the calendar URL.

I don't use MSN Messenger (as far as I'm concerned, it should be banned from the internet ) but I know the protocol allows you to use port 80 instead of the default port. I can't imagine why the VPN would interfere with the messenger connection but if it has something to do with the port, try setting it to use the alternative port and see if it works.

Hi Samantha. I haven't used Zone Alarm since I stopped using Windows (quite a while ago) so I don't know how it evolved. It seems that it has integrated virus protection, now. Which is a petty, because usually, when companies want their products to do everything, their quality usually goes down. I hope that's not the case with ZA. Anyway, I never liked Norton's products for Windows. Their DOS products were great but their Windows versions.... Yuck! So IMHO, you should stick with Zone Alarm and get another anti-virus, like CA's EZ Anti Virus, which works pretty well with ZA, from what I've heard. Some people also told me their new firewall is basically a rebranded version of ZA so you might want to check out their EZ Armor package, which gives you both the firewall and the anti-virus. Here's their website URL: http://www.my-etrust.com/

The 1's and 0's was an April Fools joke a couple years back, stating that MS had patented binary code

Gaim already nailed them, too.

No problem, glad it worked

Yes, Rob is right, Jerry. That kind of service would have to be installed at server level, so you'd require a dedicated server for that.

You can use PEAR's Archive_TAR or Archive_ZIP packages Check them out here, under the "File System" category: http://pear.php.net/packages.php

Yep, thomas is absolutely correct about replying to spam. About the script, try searching Google for phrases like "e-mail processing script" or even "process e-mail from script"

I believe you can install phpMyAdmin (not the one from cPanel) and configure it to allow access only to a specified database, depending on the user. Check their documentation.

Yep, that's exactly what I do to sort e-mail from all the accounts I use

Ximian Evolution (now know as Novell Evolution) -> http://www.novell.com/products/evolution/

Glad you got the second question answered, Tracy About the first one, it's simple, each post has an anchor. You can see it in the code and add the appropriate "#postID" to the end of the URL or, even better, click the "Posted" link that appears above each post, just before the post date. It will open a JavaScript dialog containing a direct link to that post

Steve, you did see that post but the position is for the designer for TCH's website

Dan, I moved your post into the "Installing Scripts" forum, for better organization. Oh, and welcome to the family!