about:config >> browser.link.open_external >> set to 1

Option Explicit
 
Dim fso: Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Dim CurrentFolder: Set CurrentFolder = fso.GetFolder(".\png")
Dim WShell: Set WShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
 
Dim Files: Set Files = CurrentFolder.Files
Dim File
Dim fileName
Dim objFile
Dim str
 
For Each File In Files
Set objFile = fso.GetFile(File)
fileName = fso.GetBaseName(objFile)
 
str = "C:\progra~1\swftools\png2swf.exe -X 540 -Y 360 -o E:\path\to\swf\" & fileName & ".swf -r 30 E:\path\to\png\" & fileName & ".png"
 
WShell.Run str, 0
 
Next


This little bug is a pain, but luckily only shows up on certain configs…

So far, it seems to be an issue that only surfaces with Apache2.0 and PHP5, on Windows.. and is caused by the chdir(..) call - the main one being phpmyadmin.css.php. Change the “..” to your root directory, and all should be solved.

BTW - it has nothing to do with ./ syntax being used in phpMyAdmin.

find / -iname “*.conf” -print0 | xargs -0 grep “the text you need to find”

if the installer just bails on the initial screen, make sure that the computer has a domain set up in the networking dialog. This is used to auto-configure the install of Apache, and looks like there is no detection other than failure during the installation process.

for 645 on ArtixScan 120tf, Silverfast Ai

• 48 bit Color, fit levels to ends of curve.
• NO colour correction, NO sharpening.
• Scale 1000%, 228 DPI

In Photoshop:
Shadow/Highlights, tweak shadows for radius. Color balance - add yellow

After downloading the 6.1 version php5 port config files you have to do “make config” and select the apache module. The “make install” will automatically make the correct changes to your httpd-config file for serving up php pages correctly. php5-extensions is not normally needed.

REM set file name by today's date - %ftpFile% format will be "FTP-2004-03-25.txt" SetLocal
FOR /F "tokens=2-4 delims=/ " %%i in ('DATE/T') do SET ftpStr=FTP-%%k-%%i-%%j
echo %ftpFile% if NOT exist C:\FTP\%ftpStr% EXIT
(echo open 10.0.9.5
echo ftp_user
echo ftp_password
echo put C:\FTP\%ftpStr%.txt inbound/%ftpStr%.txt
echo quit)>myFTP.txt ftp -s:myFTP.txt del myFTP.txt echo %ftpStr%.txt uploaded: %Date% %Time%>>ftp.log
exit


• replace /? with /index.php?
• replace ?cat with index.php?cat
• function wpautop($pee, $br = 1) : set 1 to 0

needed to get a dump of an old database schema via Cold Fusion: