Could you elaborate on some open source databases? I'm looking for
something to replace Access. Something to work as a ODBC client and a
single file data storage with ODBC connectivity for ODBC attached
websites.
Thanks!
On Thu, 2002-06-20 at 23:05, robin wrote:
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Try
How do I get MySQL to act as a Microsoft SQL Server client so I can edit
records?
That would be perfect now that I have unixodbc working (kinda).
On Fri, 2002-06-21 at 17:07, Manuel Soto wrote:
Did you try MySql
On Fri, 2002-06-21 at 09:11, Joshua James wrote:
Could you elaborate on some
I'm wondering if anyone can give me some information regarding the
following items:
1. How to make a program automatically startup with login, how to start
minimized would be nice too.
2. How to change icons correctly. I have put programs in my taskbar but
I think I've assigned the icons
I'd have to argue on the point of intuitive. I just spent 2 minutes
trying to paste text from one email to another. It showed in my little
clip board in the bottom right but I couldn't paste it using CTRL+V or
the paste command in the edit menu. I could however paste it in KEdit.
Weird.
At least if you switch to OpenOffice you'll save a ton of money on
licensing. Users will also find something familiar when you switch them
to linux down the road.
I'm in the same place as you. I really do like Win2k/XP but I'm trying
to switch to Mandrake. That way down the road I'll have enough
Hey, you don't have to reboot to change IPs anymore. grin
I wish more of this M$ bashing energy was put into making linux a more
viable solution.
Here you have a MCSE (started with MS networking when I was 23) who is
completely willing to switch to linux. I earned my MCSE to battle the
you're a
I installed CUPS from my Mandrake v8.2 discs. When I try to install my
HP 2100 and print a test page the yellow light on the printer comes on,
goes off, and nothing prints.
I attempted to install directly to the JetDirect by IP address and
selected the HP 2100 from the pull-down lists for
I have since been able to make it work better. I have tried both samba
and lpd as well. I am not using the lpd and set the printer to
http://x.x.x.x/printername and it printed to the Win2k server. I also
had to change the print drive to HP LaserJet series or something simpler
than the 2100
Where are all these companies paying big bucks for MCSE certification? I
can't find them and I could install Win2k before I started studying.
I gave up and now I'm learning linux.
On Wed, 2002-06-12 at 15:31, civileme wrote:
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