...accidentally move folders on the network drive to a different location with mouse drag and drop. I see that, when I check the backup log ...google.com/group/microsoft.public.win2000.registry/msg/01c40d24b943c158 and adding a confirmation prompt is exactly the cure for this ill. This works very...> by this change. Is there a way to apply a confirmation prompt on XP? Thanks!

... accidentally move folders on the network drive to a different location with mouse drag and drop. I see that, when I check the backup ....com/group/microsoft.public.win2000.registry/msg/01c40d24b943c158 and adding a confirmation prompt is exactly the cure for this ill. This works very good ... is untouched by this change. Is there a way to apply a confirmation prompt on XP? Thanks!

i put the line "source ~/.profile" in my .bashrc; when i loaded xterm i got a blank screen with no login prompt; here's the .profile file; notice that it also includes the "export..." lines for .inputrc: ~/.profile: --------------snip---------------- # the default umask is set in /etc/profile #umask 022 # if running bash if [ -n "$BASH_VERSION" ]; then ...

... whatever your default shell is (man chsh). imputerate writes: i put the line "source ~/.profile" in my .bashrc; when i loaded xterm i got a blank screen with no login prompt; here's the .profile file; notice that it also includes the "export..." lines for .inputrc: ~/.profile: --------------snip---------------- # the default umask is set in /etc/profile #umask 022 # if ...

...I didn't know that Camtasia could do such things! I never thought it should alter the way mouse cursor looks... It is close to perfect! I teach live, but record for supplementary material ...is a good one, if it is the quickest thing to do. Your extremely prompt response and continuing interest is beyond my appreciation. I have practiced your suggestion a bit, ...

... I didn't know that Camtasia could do such things! I never thought it should alter the way mouse cursor looks... It is close to perfect! I teach live, but record for supplementary material purposes. So,...is a good one, if it is the quickest thing to do. Your extremely prompt response and continuing interest is beyond my appreciation. I have practiced your suggestion a bit, ...

...-AEE3-91671BF53374@microsoft.com... Dear John, Your suggestion of switching to highlighter pen while not writing is a good one, if it is the quickest thing to do. Your extremely prompt response and continuing interest is beyond my appreciation. I have practiced your suggestion a bit, and it seems to work as long as I am concentrated (although very awkward, cause I am ...

Dear John, Your suggestion of switching to highlighter pen while not writing is a good one, if it is the quickest thing to do. Your extremely prompt response and continuing interest is beyond my appreciation. I have practiced your suggestion a bit, and it seems to work as long as I am concentrated (although very awkward, cause I am capturing the screen with camtasia, and the video ...

... What is the way to get to the OK prompt when the console is a serial terminal? My... says - powercycle the box and remove monitor, keyboard and mouse before it loads openprom. Did it once on a SunBlade100 ... setting setenv auto-boot? false I get the OK prompt. And for some reason does sending break now get me the OK prompt. (Previous it didn't, hence the reason for this thread...

... 3:10 PM, Geert Stappers <stappers@stappers.nl> wrote: What is the way to get to the OK prompt when the console is a serial terminal? My experience says - powercycle the box and remove monitor, keyboard and mouse before it loads openprom. Did it once on a SunBlade100 with minicom on a Linux box connected using a serial cable....