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Hrmm....might work for a normal type of web store but I'm not even sure that could be modified to work for our operation. D_D any ideas?

lol ok but can you suggest one? :)

what would be the best way to go about starting the process? I enjoy learning this sort of thing but I haven't really got tons of time to dedicate to it right now. Any suggestions?

Well first of all I work for a fabrication company essentially. Currently we receive our orders from our clients via email the majority of the time. Most of our production comes to us in the form of DXF drawings attached to the emails for the parts they need. We pretty much do everything on...

I'm trying to figure out how to semi-automate our order processing at work via a web based system through our intranet. Essentially I want to be able to create some form of database (XML) that can have orders in it including the data on what's in the order, how many etc. Is there a simple way to...

SOLVED - Turns out it had to do with relativity of files referenced within the action script itself...whoops :) So I'm trying to put together a self contained video player/video library for my daughters website so that family far and wide can easily watch video clips that I have taken with my...

Thanks for the hints...changing the channel on my router did the trick woohoo!!

I've got a WMP54GS wireless NIC and a WRT54GS router. I installed the card and connected and found that I was unable to connect at speeds faster than 11.0Mbps. I thought maybe there was a problem with the operating system since I had been doing a TON of tweaking over the past few months before...

Cedega looks really nice but the only problem I have there is that's it's not a piece of software you can buy...it's a subscription service which means that as long as you want to use it you've got to dump money into it...I don't know that I want to spend a monthly amount for support for games...

Actually...I have already considered your argument and it's one of my main reasons for attempting this. You are VERY correct in your assertion that if there's no END PURPOSE in mind many people who TRY to switch from Windows to Linux will be turned off by the differences and perceived...

I'm an nVidia fan anyhow so I'm going with nVidia graphics for the new rig. Actually unless I discover I really NEED a separate card I'll just be using the onboard graphics of the Asus M2NPV-VM motherboard I have picked out. As for going dual boot until I can configure Linux the way I want it...

You're right I took it wrong and applied it to gaming via Wine. I'm already planning on buying Crossover Suite so that I can run some other windows applications Natively in Linux so since that is a direct Wine derivative I should be able to run some games here and there right? One of the...

Meaning technically with Wine it's possible to run some games, but they'd HAVE to be low end ones. I guess virtualization falls prey to the same problems forcing a dual boot setup then?

I'm saving up for a new computer this summer and I'll be getting rid of Windows as my day to day desktop OS in favor of Fedora (it's the distro I've got the most experience with so far) but I'm afraid I won't be able to COMPLETELY wean myself from the yoke of MS oppression for some time yet. One...

So I'm looking at motherboards for a new computer and I think I've settled on the Asus M2NPV-VM. It has the footprint I want, it has the features I want, PLUS it has dual video outputs right on the board!!! Currently I've got a boring old 15" LCD using VGA but I am hoping to add a 19-20" LCD on...

Yeah I tried DHCP with the same results. I use a static IP on all of my systems because it makes networking computers together a lot easier.

nah I'm static 192.168.1.110 no DHCP involved

Nope, I can't even ping the ROUTER itself. I'm really not sure what the problem is.

I'm running a Belkin F5D7050 under Windows XP and when I connect the unit I can get it to show the connected icon in the system tray and say connected with good signal 54.0 kBps or whatever but there is ABSOLUTELY NO CONNECTIVITY! I can't use the connection to access the internet or even the...

Well like I said, my finish doesn't rinse off my car so you kinda have to expect it to take some work to get the stuff off your case. Just be patient it'll come off but it doesn't make sense trying to get aggressive with it at the risk of ruining the finish on the whole piece.

Just use water and be gentle about it. You've pretty much done an automotive finish including buffing compounds and wax and I'm not too concerned with the rain washing the wax of my car. I don't mind a bit using a little water on MY case and I've got the same (though probably not as NICE) mirror...

Correction it's www.jab-tech.com not net, and thanks for the info I've never been there before and looks good to me. As it turns out the mounting on the M2NPV-VM chipset cooler is some kind of bizarro wire spring hold down that I seriously doubt lends itself nicely to replacing with a water...

I think your sig proves that my hardware configuration isn't outside the realm of the single 120. You're running a nice GPU as well as the CPU and I'd be willing to bet the GPU puts out more heat than does my chipset/HDD/RAM combo. Makes me feel a lot more confidant about this (yes I know...

oorah Mysterae: There is no such thing as too much cooling. True, blocks are spendy but so are hard drives...why not try and take care of them? ETS: I understand that in essence the point behind SFF is to have a small footprint easy to handle machine which usually means less hardware inside the...

You have a good point, but wouldn't it make sense to put as much heat into the loop instead of into the case? I mean considering that the only exit points are the rad and PSU wouldn't it be a good idea to dump as much heat as possible outside the case? How would you guys set the case up with...

While I understand that the HDD is non-essential, and the RAM would be a bit over the top my intention is to actively pump as much heat out of the case as possible through the single fan in the case. I'll have a pair of additional 250GB drives in the system in addition to the hardware listed...

I'm pricing a new system and plan to water cool it but the case I've chosen only has one fan for cooling. Thankfully it's a 120mm so I figure I ought to be ok as far as cooling with a single 120mm radiator. I'm not an overclocker, and though I'm planning a pretty powerful build I'm hoping that...

The hardware I mentioned is for use as my personal computer. My CURRENT PC will be converted over to Linux/MythTV...and I guess I'll just grab something like a 450W Enermax or something...just gotta come up with the money for this now.

Sorry...for now I'm only planning to use the Nvidia 6150 onboard video on the motherboard. I'm not much of a gamer so I probably won't need a big bad Crossfire or SLI rig for anything. Can anyone give me a depth measurement on the LiteOns or whatever? I've already got a pair of Sonys that I...

MotherBoard ASUS M2NPV-VM CPU AMD Athlon 64 X2 4800+ AM2 RAM CORSAIR XMS2 2GB (2 x 1GB) DDR2 800 I'm trying to price a new computer for myself to replace my current rig that I want to convert over to a Linux based master file server and MythTV backend. Currently I'm planning on...

Well as it turns out I was going off information from before I reformatted this machine and rebuilt my OS from the ground up...NOW I can't seem to get access to the secondary network at all which explains why the advice you guys gave me wasn't working. Now I have to figure out what's wrong with...

I'm using the \\192.168.1.101 method for trying to browse the network shares, and both of the routers are set to 255.255.255.0 as far as the subnet mask. For whatever reason it still won't work at all. I wish I had more time to mess with it but I have to go to work so I'll check back tonight...

Ok...here's where we stand now 192.168.2.1 Wired 192.168.1.1 Wireless I'm now connected to my wired and getting internet access just fine, and my computer shows the wireless to be connected as well...the problem is I'm still completely unable to access my shares which puts me at the same...

Sorry I'm going to sound really stupid I'm sure but what's the /24? I know I can change the IP on my wired router to 192.168.2.1 easily enough I just don't really know what the /24 means nevermind... 192.168.1.1-192.168.1.24 192.168.2.1-192.168.2.24 I'm an idiot

Ok the two networks are configured as Wired 192.168.1.2 255.255.255.128 Wireless 192.168.1.1 255.255.255.0 Problem is once I connect to the wireless my wired dies. No internet no nothing which defeats my whole purpose...if I wanted to disconnect from my internet connection everytime...

Without a lot of background to explain things this might sound a little wierd but let's just take everything at face value unless there's something that really does need cleared up. Basically here's what I have, my computer is hooked up to my internet connection via a Linksys WRT54GS, I also...

Long story short I have my network (with internet connection) but there's a wireless network in my range that I want to be able to share my files over to another computer. Currently MY network is hard wired for internet and etc and I have a USB 802.11g NIC I added so I could share files over...