The log is a text file in the System Folder:Preferences:NetPresenz Preferences folder. You can Duplicate this file and edit it, print out or otherwise manipulate it in BBEdit or any word processor. NetPresenz leaves the file open while it is running so you can't directly edit the file while NetPresenz is running. You need to Duplicate the file in the Finder first, and work with the duplicate if you don't want to quit NetPresenz.

Have you registered? Seriously, you must register in order to log in. Your username has to be an email address. If you haven't registered, click here. If you forgot your password, click here. Remember, you password is case sensitive, that means that if you entered your password when you registered as "Tree" then "tree" won't work. Also, make sure your Caps Lock is off so that you aren't typing, let's say "tREE" when you think you are typing "Tree".

NetPresenz logs the email address supplied by the anonymous user along with the IP address. I'm not going to do a DNS reverse name look up because it's wasteful in processor time and network bandwidth, and also because it delays the login and makes it hard to do log entries (instead of just writing a line to the file, I have to wait around for the DNS to respond)

No. NetPresenz requires File Sharing or AppleShare which in turn requires AppleTalk. If you are on a serial network (eg SLIP or PPP), then you may not have an AppleTalk network and you may not want to waste a serial port just to turn AppleTalk on. You can get around this by using a Dummy network device which will let you have File Sharing on without any physical network connection.

The files are nearly all Adobe Acrobat pdf files, some are zipped GIF's. So you will need the appropriate programs for viewing the files.

If the file ends in .zip (.hqx for Macs) you need to download a program to "unzip" the file. Click here for suggested programs to use. If the file doesn't end in .zip or .hqx you either don't have the program needed to open the file, or you are not set up to open with it. Give us a call for help.

YUV image files are not supported by typical image viewing programs. Use the MediCapture Image Transfer Wizard (mcwiz.exe) located on the MediCapture USB flash drive to preview the YUV images and transfer them to your computer. During the transfer, the images will be converted to a standard file format of your choice. Once the files have been transferred to your computer and converted to a standard file format, you will be able to open them with common image viewing programs. The mcwiz.exe.

It is very likely that the program that is necessary to open the file is not installed on the computer where you (or they) are attempting to open it. If you are the eBoard owner and are not certain that all of your users will have a certain program installed, it may be better to post your document in another format. Most computers can open PDF (Portable Document Format) files. If it is not already installed, you can download Adobe Reader at no charge.

Make sure your browser accepts cookies, and your firewall doesn't block out going information.. Make sure your cap lock is off as the login and password fields are case sensitive. If you continue to have problems, you should clear your cache and delete your Internet history. You might also speak to your network administrator to make sure they are not blocking the Fotolia website. We recommend trying to download the photo again via the "my photos" page.

There's a good chance you're using the 'Back' and 'Forward' buttons to navigate the site. When you do that, you can lose any information you've entered. Try moving around the site using the four on-page tabs at the top of the page.

The AudioStreet.Net forums require a separate login than the main site. We have not yet integrated the forums with the main site's membership database, so you must sign up there separately.

Click on "My Computer" then click on the MedicTag red cross icon to view the files on the MedicTag drive. The information form must be named "MedicTag Information.doc" without the quotes. If you saved the form with a different name than the original, the menu program will not be able to find it. Another common error is saving the form with the wrong file type extension. It must be " .doc ".

It is possible that the file extension ".exe" was somehow lost from the MegaSPEED Accelerator installation file. You can easily check and, if necessary, remedy this situation. Here's how: First, find the installation file you downloaded. Unless you changed the name during the installation process, search for that. Use the Window's Start menu: Start -> Search -> For Files and Folders... If the ".exe" extension (without quotation marks) is missing, add it.

First, a note on prevention. Floppy disks are very sensitive to static electricity so carry your disks in a protective case (these are available at the bookstore and are fairly cheap), do not carry them in your pocket or just throw them in a backpack. If you are working on something very important, i.e. senior research project, 20-pg. paper, PowerPoint presentation, etc. make backup copies of your work.

I designed KeyNote to support multiple tabs (notes) to minimize the necessity of working with many files. Providing the ability to open more than one file introduces another level of complexity, which I'd rather avoid. Since tabs are used for notes within a single file, opening multiple files would only be possible with MDI (mutliple document interface), i.e. old-style overlapping windows - I find such solutions very awkward to use, so it's not likely to be donei in KeyNote.

EPS means Encapsulated PostScript (EPS) format. EPS files are for use on front covers of publications or other printed material and require special software, such as Adobe Illustrator, to open them. EPS files cannot be used in MS Office products and are provided here as downloads only.

When you have AppleShare installed on the machine running NetPresenz Users are not automatically listed in the FTP Users window of NetPresenz Setup. With AppleShare installed a new option is added to the User pop-up in NetPresenz Setup, so it now looks like: New in NetPresenz 4.1 : Adding users under AppleShare can be laborious, so we have added scripting support to NetPresenz Setup. NetPresenz Setup is now Apple scriptable with the commands deleteuser, setuser, getuser and listusers.

This means your MIME types and file mappings in Internet Config are wrong or that Internet Config is not installed. Upgrade to Internet Config and click "Defaults" in the "File Mappings" dialog in Internet Config.

And last tips most crach happens if you don't removed the "anim:"truckname.psa"" line

Yes, simply double-click on the log file in either Windows Explorer, My Documents, or your email program. If Windows is unable to find the right program to open the log file, try uninstalling and re-installing the WellSight program.

The purpose of Email Reserve is not to create user-accessible file to browse through to see what is in it. The sole purpose of the backup file is to provide a guardian backup of your email messages, rules, blocked sender list, stationery, settings, accounts, Internet Explorer settings, Favorites, etc. to use in case you need to RESTORE your Outlook Express and Internet Explorer to their previous states. Email Reserve will use the backup file it creates to accomplish this.

These zips were highly compressed with winzip 10. If you don't have winzip 10, I suggest downloading the pro version from Noreality2.com -> Under Utilites.

MyScript Notes licenses are for a single user. They are linked to your Windows account. So another user cannot use your copy of MyScript Notes if a different log in name is used.

This is almost certainly the same problem as that listed in the question above relating to an improper installation. Please follow the "Previous Installation Failed" section of the above question if you are having a problem opening and/or saving files.

After you click download and window pops up, you should choose to save the file FIRST before you open it. Otherwise you may not be able to open the file. If this happens, download it again from My Workspace-->Download History or contact us to send you another copy.

You will have to search the filesystem for files of the same size as the file you're reading, and compare information in them to find the file you're working on.

This isn't an error, it's merely a piece of information. The glossary package looks for a file called glossary.cfg, if it exists it loads it, otherwise it simply uses the standard defaults. This facility is provided so that you can configure the glossary package for your local system if required. The file glossary.cfg is not provided by the glossary package, however you can create it if needed.

The content of the Gnutella network consists solely of files which people running Gnutella software are sharing. If nobody is sharing the particular file you're looking for, you won't be able to find it using LimeWire. Furthermore, even if somebody running Gnutella software IS sharing the file you're looking for, it's possible that person doesn't fall within your reachable area. In this case, you won't be able to find the files you're looking for, either.

There is not a prescribed format for the log file. The log file is to aid diagnosing problems in an executable. In deciding which information to write to the log file, participants should avoid making the log file too large. If too much information is reported, the file could be too large. If the file is too large it may not be possible for FRVT 2006 personnel to search the log file to provide you with useful information.