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Tutorials
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Clearing Windows Print Spool |
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Every once in a while a user will print a job that hangs in the windows print spool and will not cancel or delete. The quickest way I have found to clear the job is to use the command prompt. Issue the following towo commands:
net stop spooler
then
net start spooler
If you still have a problem issue the first command to stop the spool and then navigate to
%systemroot%\system32\spool (usuallyc:\windows\...) and delete the .shd and .spl files you find there, but do
not delete the sub-folders.
then start the spool again with
net start spooler. |
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Share Sunbird iCal via FTP |
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After looking around a little for a software solution to our paper based perpetual calender at the office, I decided to give Mozilla Sunbird a shot. If you need help getting your FTP Login working maybe this will help.
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Joomla & Freeway Admin Menu |
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In order to get the Freeway Admin menu to show in your Joomla control panel. Try the following after you comlete the installation of the component and modules.
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It never fails that when I setup a sandbox or test installation of Open Freeway that I end up needing to move the entire installation. So that I do not miss anything the next time I am recording the steps here. If it is some help to anyone else great.
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Export Filezilla Sites to 3.1.0.X |
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I upgraded to Filezilla 3.1.0.X on a Win XP SP2 machine and wanted to import my settings from the previous version. I think it should actually be part of the installation script but I guess there must be some issue. Here is what worked for me. I hope it works for you.
After installation of 3.1.0.X use the File / Import point to your 2.X xml seetigs file mine was in C:\Program Files\FileZilla\Filezilla.xml and import it. It gave me a notice about nly importing hst, port, username and password which was all I really wanted. I still have not found the export ad import button referenced in the filezilla faq. If you chose to use the registry to store settings this would not work but from a default install it will. |
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Joomla! Install Checklist |
Download joomla 1.5
Download Template files
Create new local direstory named same as domain for site
unzip joomla into that directory
unzip template directory into the /your-domain/templates/ directory
compress the /your-domain directory recursively (with all its subdirectories) into a your-domain.(rar/zip/tar.gz etc) file
upload compressed file to root directory or subdomain directory
expand the file in the directory
point your browser to your_domain.com or your_subdomain/your-domain.com
Follow Joomla graphical installation
When you get to the mysql setup create a database from your web control panel
Enter your new database username and password in the joomla interface
Errors?
Enter you ftp infomation and verify?
Errors?
rename htaccess.txt to .htaccess
Add php5 handler line to .htaccess file if you want.
Login to your site and change the admin username to something else?
Edit template graphics files and upload to customize logo.
Edit Global settings to change the site descrition and meta data information.
Edit articles preferences (this sets all your use globals settings).
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