has always annoying: the Piepger & # 228; Noise from the system speaker, which react with some applications to input errors in some computers in such volume that the colleagues in the office with the same scare.
it deactivates the system speaker for the current Windows session: net stop beep
permanent deactivation of the system, speaker: sc config beep start =
disabled
My current favorite e-mail client is Mozilla Thunderbird clearly. From time to time but I use (rather unwillingly ...) MS-Outlook to weiterzuhelfen colleagues in the office who use Outlook, "because everyone uses it, and unfortunately can not move to also switch to Thunderbird.
This is me recently noticed that Microsoft is indeed some Effort has been looking beyond our time on the Exchange box and finally to support the open IMAP protocol reasonable.
For IMAP users was so in previous versions especially annoying that landed out copies of e-mail only in the local Sent Items folder ", which indeed contrary to the basic idea of IMAP completely. Through use of rules could be achieved in the old versions but also copies of server-side exit, but you had to think about it. Outlook 2007 is clever and alert the user right back to the dialogues on the issue as soon as you send the first e-mail:
A beautiful thing, I think. Nevertheless, I remain largely Thunderbird ...
there once a month is Microsoft a lot of Windows updates that roll in automatically on the system and will then be installed, usually it is a new version of Microsoft Windows tool for removing malicious software "here. For inexplicable reasons, neither a Start Menu or a desktop icon is created for the program. About -> Start -> Run - mrt.exe> can be called in the program. be
In a fresh Vista installation the desktop icons yes, first shown quite large. Conveniently scale to make the icons by holding down the CTRL key on the mouse wheel rotates.
'm working in my spare time I often at the Web site of a sports club ( www.tsv-oberensingen.de ) around, in which I also have an honorary position (head of the table tennis section). This Web site is based on the open, MySQL based CMS TYPO3.
For larger experiments with the system (that could go wrong times ...) I copied the files from the web space and MySQL database from the hosted provider environment in a local WAMP environment and afterwards (if I know that does everything) back.
The file-based portion of the data transfer is not a problem with Total Commander or Filezilla can be copied, larger directory trees via FTP.
situation is completely different from the backup and restore of the database. Since I have no SSH access to the hosted server, I can not make a mysqldump from the command line and had to settle for far more with the provider made phpMyAdmin.
Unfortunately neither phpMyAdmin for generating large dumps nor wiedereinzulesen this really be, because it runs at the dump production in the usual PHP scripts 30-second timeout, and also when reading from a SQL Files 16-MB limit sets. As a workaround, you can then divide everything into small pieces (such as table), but this is really a great effort and impractical.
brought the solution to the problem, the free Backup-/Restore-Tool MySQLDumper that you can download from www.mysqldumper.de . The script handles the time-out problem in that only a small part of the data is dumped and then it calls itself, and the point continues, where it was. For the user of the whole process is completely transparent, he added at the end of a zip file with a complete dump of the database.
Installing MySQLDumper is really very simple and comfortable, you put on the Web Space mysqldumper a subdirectory and extract all files to the latest ZIP distribution there, then you call the browser http://www.meinserver.de/mysqldumper , the initial setup dialog is done out.
Other great features:
