TCH-Thomas

Ah, I just remembered. Check email later.

I always wondered if Suntrust was a real bank since I get those too even if Im swedish. Now I know.

This is nothing but the "Whoops, we were a little too fast" and then people wonder -thing. This has been a normal procedure around people since stoneage. No worries TCH-people. But this is why stuff needs to be tested and tested and tested over and over again (behind the scenes) until all works and then it can be presented to the public. Why not put together a checking/reference group as you did with the last try? At that time you let everyone test/look for what they wanted, which ended with eveyone looking for typos. This time this group can have people where person a looks for this, person b looks for that and person c looks for something else and so on..? Just my 0.002 cents

The tray alerts doesnt work for some reason, or I am doing something wrong. Where do I enable them?

Thanks Mike. I gave Trillian a new try today (3rd one or something). I never liked it before because I missed that function. Trillian, you have a new user.

Agrees. The admins should hide it during office hours. But then again, the office hours varies over the world.

A trillian-related question... In "normal" msn messenger, a popup comes up from system tray when someone connects, is there one for trillian or will I need to have either trillian fully opened or have sound on?

You can use wildcard notation when specifying filenames. You can also use wildcards to specify files in a folder. The question mark (?) wildcard represents a single character, and the asterisk (*) wildcard represents any number of characters. Wildcard character Represents this myfile.n?? myfile.n01, myfile.new, and so on. myfile.* Any filename beginning with myfile. *.* All the files in a folder. *\* All files in a folder, including files in any subfolder. Windows 2000/XP produces files and file fragments during system operation that are classified as unmovable. NTFS system files, with the exception of the MFT, root directory, and swap files, can't be moved. On FAT volumes, directories and swap files cannot be moved. To specify file placement during optimization in Windows 2000/XP In the Select a View pane, click Drive Options. In the Select a Drive pane, select a disk. On the Files First, Files Last, Files At End, or Unmovable Files tab, select the action that you want to take. Your choices are: Add a file Click Add File, select the file you want to add, then click Open. Remove a file Select the file, then click Remove. Add a group of files of the same file type Click Add Wildcard, type the wildcard characters (such as *.exe or *.dll), then click OK. To specify file placement during optimization in Windows 98/Me Select the disk whose file placement you want to customize. Click Properties, and choose Options. On the Optimization tab, click Customize. On the Files First, Files Last, Files At End, or Unmovable Files tab, click Add. Select the file that you want to add. Click OK. I havent tried myself though. Good luck.

I will try that Raul Speaking of FF, when they release the "offical" 1.0 (Nov, 9 I think) do you think they release a "new" 1.0 or same stuff but with "PR" removed?

Ok, now I got it, but...(theres always a but ) What will FF do if there is no plugin?

You sort of lost me now but my case is that FF ignores that I have programs installed and file types associated to them and instead tells me to use plugins or to download the proper one, which I should not need, correct?

You need to be a member to get access to the previewlistening too I found out. I read their fAQ today (skipped that before), and it says its just normal mp3´s so I dont understand why FF will need to quicktime. I know you probably explained it (Im too newly awake right now), but I still think it doesnt make sense that FF can not use a player already installed.

I am on a few from idg.se but I know they built them themself (been discussed in their magazines) so they wont give it any ideas. And I also believe they use asp, so it wont do any good anyway.

In another thread it looks like I can not translate Dada mail to swedish in a easy way so can anyone recommend a mailinglist I either can be set up in swedish in installation or be easily translated as for pages, eventual verification emails etc... I know I can search hot scripts etc, but I wanna know if anyone got a recommendation. Requirements: Swedish (does not need to be default language), Free and finally easy to set up and customizable (colors etc). Thanks in advance.

I have one, do you want me to email you it?

I figured I have too. Its weird that they have alternatives for thank you and goodbye pages but not for this in my opinion.

Me neither usually, but apparently the developer for lyssnarklubben.se thinks we should. Thanks anyway for taking the time and as always, you are the FF and Linux god, Raul

Does anyone know if its possible to make Dadas opt-in emails etc speak swedish instead of english in some easy way? I visited the Dada-forum and it looks like its a major job to do it. Is it?

That one worked better. Thanks Andy

The script works now. I understood the instructions wrong and had placed the mail.cgi in wrong folder. However now I have a new problem with another script... >Warning: main(cpanelname/phpnews/headlines.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/cpanelname/public_html/uppdat.html on line 82 Warning: main(): Failed opening 'cpanelname/phpnews/headlines.php' for inclusion (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php') in /home/cpanelname/public_html/uppdat.html on line 82 Any clues whats wrong with this one?

Yes, your account should have been upgraded too. This you can check easily in your cpanel.

Thanks Bruce

I just remebered I had one more question about this. In quick time for instance you can set connection speeds like: 768 Kbps DSL/Cable 1 Mbps Cable 1.5 Mbps Cable T1/Intranet/LAN With speeds like 8/1 Mbps, what should I set these connection speeds to?

Ok. I got a little jelous on nero for a while. Thinking they had came up with a good solution. Thanks Lisa