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Bullet ridden monkey Member Posts: 520 From:Canada, eh? Registered: Aug 2000 | posted 10-17-2001 08:03 AM Yes, It's that time of year again. Gather your family around the fire and start rosting those various assorted cookables and sing/lecture about tales long forgotten from other Off-topic threads. (P.S, just so this thread does not slow down so much, please refrain from using sigs unless for a sig test) IP: Logged
Emma P Member Posts: 559 From:Suffolk, England Registered: Apr 2001 | posted 10-17-2001 09:56 AM Emma starts to sing her favourite christmas carol....... "Rudolf the red nose reindeer, Had a very shiny nose (like a lightbulb) And if you ever saw it You would even say it glows (like a lightbulb) All of the other reindeers Used to laugh and call him names (like pinoccio) They never let poor rudolf Join in other reindeer games (like monopoly) Then one foggy christmas eve Santa came to say, Rudolf with your nose so bright, won't you guide my sleigh tonight? Oh how the reindeers loved him As they shouted out with glee (hehe) Rudolf the red nose reindeer You'll go down in history (like George Washington) IP: Logged
John. Lincoln Member Posts: 334 From:england uk Registered: Oct 2001 | posted 10-17-2001 12:49 PM All round the world my love will always be the same. new york or toyko, rome, paris, egypt or spain. you and i gonna wrap are loving arms all around the world. gonna capture all the the love in the universe. gonna make it shine, and wrap out arms around the world IP: Logged
Raider of Tombs Member Posts: 703 From: The mining ship Red Dwarf Registered: Dec 2000 | posted 10-17-2001 12:56 PM I am about to start a cloning experiment. I will travel into the unknown in the name of science - - wish me luck! ZAAAAAP! ...ohh, my head... IP: Logged
Raider of Tombs Member Posts: 703 From: The mining ship Red Dwarf Registered: Dec 2000 | posted 10-17-2001 01:02 PM ahh, the experiment was a failure. While a clone was created, it vaporized upon contact with my dimension. Apparantly trans-dimensional cloning still has it's faults... perhaps I will try again later. I could have sworn that the allignment of the stars and the fact that this was my 700th post would have been the deciding factors in the success of the experiment... [This message has been edited by Raider of Tombs (edited 10-17-2001).] IP: Logged
Data Member Posts: 910 From:Omicron Theta science colony Registered: May 2001 | posted 10-21-2001 09:50 AM Hmm, I was wondering where this thread had gone. However, I have now found it, and all is well with the forum. Good idea about not showing sigs here, however, deaf ears need to remain vigilant for descending smilies.. IP: Logged
GeckoKid Member Posts: 578 From:Hong Kong Registered: Jul 2001 | posted 10-21-2001 09:52 AM i'm here to say good night good night everybody, cya tomorrow! ------------------ GeckoKid Interactive my ICQ UIN: 20984785 my MSN: geckokidinteractive@hotmail.com IP: Logged
moose562 Member Posts: 1640 From:London, England Registered: Dec 2000 | posted 10-21-2001 09:55 AM how many people here like cake?! IP: Logged
Bullet ridden monkey Member Posts: 520 From:Canada, eh? Registered: Aug 2000 | posted 10-21-2001 03:33 PM Okay, I admit it. I'm a TFOL (teen fan of Lego) I've been one for a while now. So, I'm going to give an opportunity to any more "closeted" TRLE FOL's to come out and enjoy all that is Lego. www.lugnet.com www.brickshelf.com And for creative inspiration... Town: www.brickapple.com Space: http://www.oklahoma.net/~jpalmer/GS/ Castle: http://www.mindspring.com/~ffilz/Lego/castle.html Plus lots more on the web... Play well, BRM ------------------ IP: Logged
Driber_IF Moderator Posts: 1690 From:Den Haag, The Netherlands Registered: Apr 2001 | posted 10-22-2001 12:26 AM I have a strong suspicion that GokuZ is one IP: Logged
Driber_IF Moderator Posts: 1690 From:Den Haag, The Netherlands Registered: Apr 2001 | posted 10-22-2001 03:52 AM question: does anyone know where I can download a program that can automaticly delete registry values? when you make a .reg file, you can ADD keys and values, but I'm looking for a program that can DELETE values from the registry that works just like a uninstall program that removes values from the registry when the program has to be deleted IP: Logged
Wee Bald Man Member Posts: 476 From:Left Luggage Locker #8, Heathrow Airport, London Registered: May 2001 | posted 10-23-2001 09:53 AM quote: Originally posted by Driber_IF: question: does anyone know where I can download a program that can automaticly delete registry values? when you make a .reg file, you can ADD keys and values, but I'm looking for a program that can DELETE values from the registry that works just like a uninstall program that removes values from the registry when the program has to be deleted I use 'RegClean' which removes unused entries from the registry file. I also recommend 'Tweak UI'. I've never had any problems with them. I can email both of them to you if you like (they're small files). WBM IP: Logged
Raider Of Tombs' Clone Member Posts: 132 From:The mining ship Red Dwarf Registered: Oct 2001 | posted 10-23-2001 01:06 PM I am a lego technic/mindstorms guru! 4-time Mindstorms battle bot all out champion at engineering camp! My bot was direct-driven with two simultaneous motors per wheel, providing a few pounds of foreward thrust, and two alternating motors on a pneumatic pump assembly with a switch motor to control pneumatic pressure direction. Controlled by infrared link with a fourth RCX and four touch sensors linked up with a port splitter. Powered by Duracell (expect nothing less) and programmed in C++ with Nqc! In all, 'Destructor' ousted 34 other bots, and tied with 3. Of course I could not have done any of it without the little aquazone badguy and monkey sitting on the top, they made all the difference is the close battles... IP: Logged
Driber_IF Moderator Posts: 1690 From:Den Haag, The Netherlands Registered: Apr 2001 | posted 10-23-2001 01:52 PM quote: Originally posted by Wee Bald Man: I use 'RegClean' which removes unused entries from the registry file. I also recommend 'Tweak UI'. I've never had any problems with them. I can email both of them to you if you like (they're small files). WBM oh, I forgot to mention that it has to be fully automatic for instance, when you make a .reg file, you click on it and the keys/values gets imported into the registry automaticly I found a way to use a .reg file to DELETE registry KEYS, but I need to remove values so I need something that can make an .exe file or something that you only have to click on, to delete some specific registry VALUES any help would be appriciated IP: Logged
Kiopo Member Posts: 983 From:Liverpool, UK Registered: Jul 2001 | posted 10-26-2001 02:24 PM Sig Test (Testing) ------------------ [Driber_If examining the signature, 'I didn't say that', etc...] Visit my site: http://www.tombraiderconnection.8k.com Anubis : Death Pyramid to be released This Sunday (REALLY!!) [This message has been edited by Kiopo (edited 10-26-2001).] [This message has been edited by Kiopo (edited 10-26-2001).] IP: Logged
Kiopo Member Posts: 983 From:Liverpool, UK Registered: Jul 2001 | posted 10-26-2001 02:31 PM And again... (Sorry!) ------------------ [Driber_If examining the signature, 'I didn't say that', etc...] Visit my site: http://www.tombraiderconnection.8k.com Anubis : Death Pyramid to be released This Sunday (REALLY!!) [This message has been edited by Kiopo (edited 10-26-2001).] IP: Logged
Kiopo Member Posts: 983 From:Liverpool, UK Registered: Jul 2001 | posted 10-26-2001 02:35 PM Oh yeah, halo ALL! ------------------ [Driber_If examining the signature, 'I didn't say that', etc...] Visit my site: http://www.tombraiderconnection.8k.com Anubis : Death Pyramid to be released This Sunday (REALLY!!) [This message has been edited by Kiopo (edited 10-26-2001).] IP: Logged
Driber_IF Moderator Posts: 1690 From:Den Haag, The Netherlands Registered: Apr 2001 | posted 10-27-2001 03:49 AM LOL @ Kiopo! HAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH that has got to be the funnyest sig I have ever seen in my entire life! (hmmm, sounds like 20 fingers, doesn't it?) LMAO & ROTLF but please do your sig tests here:005605.html this thread os for OT stuff IP: Logged
Conan the Barbarian Member Posts: 449 From:Basingstoke, Hampshire, England Registered: Aug 2001 | posted 10-27-2001 08:18 AM Hey Driber.... There are 2 tools (from Microsoft I think) called Rexx and Kix To my knowledge they both support Registry access and can be run in command script mode. i.e. Rexx and Kix can both be run as 'command ' or from batch files Also Windows Scripting Host supports these functions - if it's installed & activated [This message has been edited by Conan the Barbarian (edited 10-27-2001).] IP: Logged
Driber_IF Moderator Posts: 1690 From:Den Haag, The Netherlands Registered: Apr 2001 | posted 10-27-2001 08:26 AM Dave, I did a search on the Microsoft, but without any (good) results, do you have that program in question by any chance? IP: Logged
The Sage Of Time Moderator Posts: 569 From:West Virginia Registered: May 2000 | posted 11-08-2001 02:05 PM Hopefully I'll be on the move shortly. But right now I figured i'd tell you TR Central now has a Mailing List! You can access it in my Links Page if any of you are interested. Oh and I'm going to be releasing something special soon.. Hehe! So everyone stay tuned to my posts! Cya! ^_~ ------------------ IP: Logged
BranxSyvern Member Posts: 48 From:Bellingham WA USA Registered: Apr 2001 | posted 11-08-2001 03:53 PM Dude. I like that "sig" stuff. I've never heard of it before, but it's really neat. That's all I have to say. TR: Branx Syvern IP: Logged
skibsy Member Posts: 251 From:London Registered: Apr 2001 | posted 11-11-2001 04:49 PM quote: Originally posted by Driber_IF: question: does anyone know where I can download a program that can automaticly delete registry values? when you make a .reg file, you can ADD keys and values, but I'm looking for a program that can DELETE values from the registry that works just like a uninstall program that removes values from the registry when the program has to be deleted Have you tried Easycleaner? This is what i use...works great. Get it here: http://www.toniarts.com/ecleane.htm IP: Logged
Conan the Barbarian Member Posts: 449 From:Basingstoke, Hampshire, England Registered: Aug 2001 | posted 11-11-2001 05:11 PM Hi Driber - ya should have emailed/msn'd me I'll either look out the copies I have or post you links to the latest versions. ------------------ Conan the Barbarian email: conanthebarbarian@ntlworld.com a.k.a. Ted Swippet email:tswippet@hotmail.com IP: Logged
Conan the Barbarian Member Posts: 449 From:Basingstoke, Hampshire, England Registered: Aug 2001 | posted 11-11-2001 05:25 PM Latest version of Kix(tart) at http://www.kixtart.org/ also see http://www.robvanderwoude.com/index.html for example scripts On the Rexx front either I got my wires crossed or there are 2 products out ther with the same name - but Kix should do the job. It needs to be run either on the client machine, or across an NT client/server architecture with sufficient administrative privilages. ------------------ Conan the Barbarian email: conanthebarbarian@ntlworld.com a.k.a. Ted Swippet email:tswippet@hotmail.com IP: Logged
Driber_IF Moderator Posts: 1690 From:Den Haag, The Netherlands Registered: Apr 2001 | posted 11-12-2001 05:57 AM tnx skibsy and Conan for the replies * Driber makes a mental note: check links when arriving at humble abode I will let ya both know if it's any help cheers ------------------ zzzzip it! zzzzzzzzzzip! IP: Logged
Driber_IF Moderator Posts: 1690 From:Den Haag, The Netherlands Registered: Apr 2001 | posted 11-12-2001 05:59 AM ps. wery wunny sig you have there Conan! beats the heck out of old beardy IP: Logged
Data Member Posts: 910 From:Omicron Theta science colony Registered: May 2001 | posted 11-12-2001 03:08 PM Mr Barbarian, I am impressed with your latest signature, however, I believe I will now have to start another fashion . Also almost everyone appears to start their post with Hmm, I wonder why........ ------------------ Technology is the knack of so arranging the world that we do not experience it. IP: Logged
LeeO Member Posts: 531 From: Registered: May 2001 | posted 11-14-2001 08:16 AM Kiopo, Data and Conan, u all have great signitures! IP: Logged
Conan the Barbarian Member Posts: 449 From:Basingstoke, Hampshire, England Registered: Aug 2001 | posted 11-14-2001 05:03 PM Really, Data - is your knowledge of technology limited to solid state devices? In the old days, Vacuum tube based computers used to humm both during warm up and operation..... Before that, calulating engines whirred and clanked.... (and the steam driven ones hissed and chuffed) The Hmmmm at the beginning of a post clearly indicates a post-mechanical but pre-solid state computational device comming up to speed ------------------ Conan the Barbarian email: conanthebarbarian@ntlworld.com a.k.a. Ted Swippet email:tswippet@hotmail.com IP: Logged
KrisGR Member Posts: 240 From:Athens-Greece Registered: Oct 2001 | posted 11-15-2001 05:09 AM What did i do wrong?Please. [This message has been edited by KrisGR (edited 11-15-2001).] IP: Logged
Lil Kid Member Posts: 272 From:Essex, England Registered: Apr 2001 | posted 11-16-2001 12:57 PM Hi peeps, Does anyone know where I can download the driver for the PCI Simple Communications Controller? Stupid XP won't reconize my modem otherwise. Thanks for any help, Lil' Kid ------------------ Tomb Raider Generation - http://kickme.to/trle IP: Logged
Driber_IF Moderator Posts: 1690 From:Den Haag, The Netherlands Registered: Apr 2001 | posted 11-16-2001 01:36 PM http://www.driverzone.com or http://www.driverguide.com might be helpfull IP: Logged
Data Member Posts: 910 From:Omicron Theta science colony Registered: May 2001 | posted 11-16-2001 02:47 PM quote: Originally posted by Conan the Barbarian: Really, Data - is your knowledge of technology limited to solid state devices? In the old days, Vacuum tube based computers used to humm both during warm up and operation..... Before that, calulating engines whirred and clanked.... (and the steam driven ones hissed and chuffed) The Hmmmm at the beginning of a post clearly indicates a post-mechanical but pre-solid state computational device comming up to speed Hmm, CLUNK!!! SPLUTTER!!! GRINDLYFUFUFUFUF!!! that is better.... ------------------ 'ZING' is not a word that I am familiar with, however I will make an exception to 'YOINK'. IP: Logged
Driber_IF Moderator Posts: 1690 From:Den Haag, The Netherlands Registered: Apr 2001 | posted 11-19-2001 02:34 AM I'm looking for the windows file (.dll or .icl or some sort) that contains that icon with the red cross and the green "check off" icon any computer wizzards out there that might be able to point me in the right direction? tnx IP: Logged

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