[newbie] Kmail can't send to mailing list

2003-04-04 Thread Vinh N. Pham
Hi,
For some reason, Kmail can't be used to send to this mailing list.  I
use the same email address here but every time I send, it return.  I can
send email to any individuals but not to mailing list.  If you receive
this message, it is sent from Evolution.  I have used evolution for a
while but when I start installing a new key board to type international
characters, the screen fonts and buttons look big and ugly so I have to
switch to Kmail.

Any one can help me with this?

Thanks,

Vinh N. Pham

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[newbie] Sound card problem

2003-03-29 Thread Vinh N. Pham
Hi,
I just install MDK 9.1.  Everything is fine except my sound card
(Turtle Beach Santa Cruz) doesn't work.  This has been working before. 
I even tried to compile the ALSA code and install it manually but
nothing work.
Anyone has advice for me?

Thanks,

Vinh N. Pham

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[newbie] Question: how to get rid of ridiculously large font on the non-KDEapplications?

2002-12-12 Thread Vinh N. Pham
Hi,
I have a problem with system fonts on the non-KDE applications.  All in
a sudden, all the non-KDE application appear with very large fonts on
the menu and on the buttons.  The button, text box are also expanded. 
I'm not quite sure what happen to them but when I look at the FAQ in the
KDE website,  it said I should uncheck the apply KDE settings to
non-KDE apps check box under Look and Feel and Style.  The problem
is that I can't find that option anywhere in the entire Control Panel.
Please let me know how to fix this.  There is also a suspicious message
when I start up Linux.  When it try to set the system font to lat1-16,
it says that file execvp doesn't exist.  I'm not quite sure what this
means and whether it relate to the other problem or not.  I'm using
Mandrake 9.0 so it is KDE 3

Thanks,

Vinh N. Pham




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Re: [newbie] Drakfont is dead

2002-09-28 Thread Vinh N. Pham

robin wrote:

 Vinh N. Pham wrote:

 Hi,
I'm trying to install Windows Fonts to MK 9.0.  I had done this 
 sucessfully before with MK8.2.  However, this time, after the copying 
 windows font step (to whatever directory I don't know), the drakfont 
 GUI hang there forever without doing the conversion and other steps.  
 I tried to install Windows fonts from a directory but it doesn't work 
 either.
Anyone has a way to fix this or a way to install and convert the 
 font manually? 


 I've found Drakfont will sometimes hang for ages, irrespective of the 
 version.  Sometimes it eventually gets the job done; sometimes it has 
 to be put out of its misery.  Are you sure you didn't install new 
 Windows fonts between tries with Drakfont -usally it's a font it 
 doesn't like which makes it hang.

 Sir Robin



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Hi,
I did install some fonts for Windows between the 2 tries.  However, 
I forgot what font I installed.  All of them works fine under Windows 
though because right after I install fonts, I tested it.
That come to the question how I can manually, or semi automatically 
convert fonts to Linux.  What I mean by manually is what specific 
command line I have to type for each step of the process.  That way it 
would be easier for me to spot out the font that cause the trouble.
For the semi automatic approach, I edited the /etc/fstab file to 
remove the mount to the NTFS file system and copy the fonts to a ext3 
directory.  Drakfont some how stubbornly refuse to install the font from 
my directory.  It keeps saying it can't find any windows font in 
directories /win*/fonts.
Do you have any suggestion?

Thanks
Vinh N. Pham






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Re: [newbie] DVD writer

2002-09-27 Thread Vinh N. Pham

Ronald J. Hall wrote:

On Thursday 26 September 2002 06:50 pm, you wrote:
  

Hi,
I'm looking to buy a DVD writer.  What brand name that I can use
under Linux?  Also, what software I should use?

Thanks,

Vinh N. Pham



Hi. I'm using a Toshiba here, and it works fine. I use MPlayer and Ogle.

  



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Hi,
Can you be more specific about what Toshiba DVD writer you use?  The 
software that you're talking about (MPlayer, Ogle) are only movie 
player.  The software that I'm looking for would be similar to Nero 
burning in Windows.
I'm not quite sure whether X-CD-Roast or gcombust will work with DVD 
writer.

Thanks

Vinh N. Pham





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[newbie] What kind of program we can run using Win4Lin?

2002-09-27 Thread Vinh N. Pham

Hi,
What kind of program we can run on Linux using Win4Lin?  I would 
expect some program like Office to work but how about program that 
demand some kind of special communication with the hardware?  For 
example a DVD writer program, a sound card program.  My sound card 
(Turtle Beach) works in Linux but the voice is so low and flat.  I'm 
wondering whether using Win4Lin, I would be able to run the setup 
program from Turtle Beach to get a better sound?

Thanks,

Vinh N. Pham




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Re: [newbie] Updating Mandrake.

2002-09-27 Thread Vinh N. Pham

Bernard Victor wrote:

I am running Mandrake 7.2, but would like to upgrade to 8.2, which I presume
should be better. However when I tried to do an upgrade, I lost all my Wine
settings. I need to run Wine, so I can use a couple of Windows applications,
which  do not appear to yet have Linux equivalents. They are Quicken and
Agent.

It appears that Wine now stores its config files in a different location and
uses a different syntax. Is this correct, or can I still use my old
configure file.

I also lost read/write access to my windows partition except when logged on
as root. There did not appear to be an easy way of changing permissions, but
perhaps I could not find it. I tried editing my fstab file but then go
errors on boot up. Again can I preserve my present fstab file, or is there
an easy way of giving users full access to my windows partition.

I hope someone can find the time to answer these queries, or perhaps the
only interest is in people using versions 8 onwards.
Bernard Victor
[EMAIL PROTECTED]


  



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I never use Wine before so I can't answer that question, but if you lose 
read/write access to your windows partition, you can fix it by setting 
the correct permission to the mount point (/mnt/windows for example)

Vinh N. Pham





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Re: [newbie] What kind of program we can run using Win4Lin?

2002-09-27 Thread Vinh N. Pham

Todd Franklin wrote:

 Anything that requires direct sound or direct x will not work.  Your 
 sound and video will be emulated in win4lin's merge drivers. 
  Apparently they're still working on it, but no direct sound or direct 
 3d or the like will work for now.
 Otherwise, it's fantastic software.  Though a bit pricey, it does a 
 beautiful job at running just about any windows software you can throw 
 at it.

 Todd

 Vinh N. Pham wrote:

 Hi,
What kind of program we can run on Linux using Win4Lin?  I would 
 expect some program like Office to work but how about program that 
 demand some kind of special communication with the hardware?  For 
 example a DVD writer program, a sound card program.  My sound card 
 (Turtle Beach) works in Linux but the voice is so low and flat.  I'm 
 wondering whether using Win4Lin, I would be able to run the setup 
 program from Turtle Beach to get a better sound?

 Thanks,

 Vinh N. Pham




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Thank you for your comment.  I agree that Win4Lin is expensive so I'm 
not quite sure I'm going to buy it yet, especially now when I just found 
out way to configure my sound card so it have better quality.

Vinh N. Pham






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[newbie] Drakfont is dead

2002-09-27 Thread Vinh N. Pham

Hi,
I'm trying to install Windows Fonts to MK 9.0.  I had done this 
sucessfully before with MK8.2.  However, this time, after the copying 
windows font step (to whatever directory I don't know), the drakfont GUI 
hang there forever without doing the conversion and other steps.  I 
tried to install Windows fonts from a directory but it doesn't work either.
Anyone has a way to fix this or a way to install and convert the 
font manually?

Thank you,

Vinh N. Pham




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[newbie] Bastille firewall

2001-09-18 Thread Vinh N. Pham

How can I know whether my Bastille filewall is working at all.  I can't 
find any process when I do a ps aux that name bastille.

Seem to me (through what I see in the interactive setup) that Bastille 
only block certain service  Is there anything similar to ZoneLabs in 
Window where I can approve or not base on certain application?

Thanks,

Vinh N. Pham




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