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MobiPocket reader a Nokia E61-en Kicsit béna az alapértelmezett betű, és választani meg nem lehet, mert nincs miből. Van megoldás, a következőt kell tenni. Helyezd az SD kártyádat a kártyaolvasóba Csinálj egy Fonts nevű mappát a Resource mappában A Windows Fonts könyvtárából másolj oda néhány fontot Rakd vissza a kártyádat az E61-be A MobiPocket-ben a settings/fonts-ba lépj be és máris kiválaszthatod az újakat is.
Nokia E61 A titkos kódok, amik kimaradtak a felhasználói leírásból (talán az első kettő benne van): *#0000# displays the phone’s firmware *#06# displays IMEI *#2820# displays your bluetooth address *#62209526# displays WLAN adapter’s MAC address *#92702689# displays the phone’s life timer *#7780# soft resets the phone and reset phone settings *#7370# hard resets the phone. Turn phone off, press and hold the green (talk) key on the left + number 3 on the keypad + the * key and then turn the phone back on.
VFP CursorAdapter how-to (magyar verzió lentebb) There's an SQL Express hosted database. The target is to handle the tables on the server as like local views, with a shared connection, via OLEDB. Creating a CursorAdapter (CA) is not a big deal, but it doesn't work as I expected. So there're two options. Create a class from a PRG or use the CA builder but customize it. Let's see the last. Create a CursorAdapter in a class library. Use the builder with a 'use connection settings in builder only' option to setup a table, using ADO type at the datasource type combolist. When you're ready with it, modify the datasource to 'use existing ADO Recordset' with the value of: this.oRS Create a new property with name: oRS, default value: NULL, with Access method LOCAL loRS as ADODB.RecordSet IF VARTYPE(this.oRS) "O" THEN this.oRS = NULL loRS = NEWOBJECT("ADODB.Recordset") IF VARTYPE(loRS)="O" THEN...
PXE network boot There are several ways computers can boot over a network, but the one mandated by PC99 is called PXE. PXE is a kind of DHCP extension, so all you need is an up-to-date DHCP server and a TFTP server. A DHCP server and a TFTP server can be set up to handle PXE boot requests. It's up to you what to give the PCs when they boot; several possibilities include Another bootloader, for instance: - pxelinux - etherboot - grub - the network install boot image from a Linux distribution, - or whatever evil program you desire ;) Original source: http://www.kegel.com/linux/pxe.html
