You have probably set up this desk to not allow non-button programs to run. To allow all helpfiles, list winhelp.exe (the Windows help program) as an Allowed Application by filename, so WinU allows it to run. To allow just certain helpfiles to run, use the Access tab's lenient setting instead of strict, and list the window titles of the allowed helpfiles instead of the filename of the help program itself.

Our site was designed for a resolution of 1024x768. We have a full tutorial on how to change your screen size. To see the tutorial click here It is a large file so give it time to load

This message is caused by your screen size being larger than 640 x 480 resolution. To get rid of this message, you need to change your screen size back down to 640 x 480. This can be done by: Click on the Windows "Start" button or press the Windows button (Located between the CTRL and ALT at the bottom left corner of the keyboard). Click on Settings then the Control Panel or press the "S" key for Settings and then press the ENTER key for the Control Panel.

This is because SimEnhancer can't locate or can't access the Directory where your game is. If you are running a user account on Windows 2000 you can either log in as an Administrator or try installing SimEnhancer to the default directory. (C:\Program Files\SimEnhancer)

You can always contact the Family Assistance Center to help solve the problem. The FAC Coordinator can get in touch with Finance to make sure the problem is corrected or get an answer as to why the problem is occurring. There are various allowances based on station.

Make sure you have DirectX 9 installed, and check that your hardware drivers are up-to-date (video card and chipset drivers especially).

There is no supported method of doing this, but you can edit the registry to achieve RS in a Window. NOTE that you should not edit the Registry unless you know what you are doing - you can severely affect your system by playing around with the Registry. Backup your Registry before making any alterations. Each time you want to toggle between windowed and full screen mode, you have to always go to windows registry to edit a value (and restart RS).

No, we did not look for or find any vulnerabilities in the course of our work. We only changed enough to add our new mechanisms.

You have two options. Either change your monitor resolution to a setting that will fit the screen, or download Maki's resolution patch.

This type of error is usually quite generic, and unfortunately there is rarely an easy fix for this type of error. Sometimes running MoSlo will fix the problem. If not, often there is nothing that can be done. HOWEVER, if the error you receive is "Runtime Error 200", you may want to visit The Runtime Error 200 Website, which gives more info about this specific error. There is a program you can download called "TPpatch" which is supposed to patch programs that give this error to make them work.

Your computer is too fast. You can use MoSlo or a similar utility to slow it down, or get the patch to fix the game itself.

Yes. Simply add -win to the shortcut you use to start Zero Hour. So the "target" field in the shortcut should look something like: C:\Program Files\EA Games\Command & Conquer Generals Zero Hour\generals.exe" -win[Back to top] Zero Hour patches independently from Generals (and vice versa) - patches for Generals do not affect your Zero Hour version. You must install the Zero Hour update either by connecting to Zero Hour online or by obtaining the manual update (e.g., from our files area).

On some systems esp. with Windows 2000/XP there is a chance that you'll get a blank screen after game is run. To fix it edit contents of malarz.ini file and change line which starts with "DRIVER =" from GFX_AUTODETECT to GFX_DIRECTX_WIN.

By default the program starts stays in "minimized" mode and adds the icon on the system tray. You can see the program main window by clicking the program icon on the system tray. To modify the start mode behaviour click the "Set up ..." button, navigate to the "Startup/Shutdown" tab, uncheck the "Start program in minimized mode" checkbox and click the "Save Settings" button.

In another of a long line of Design Decisions I Regret, xv tries to do all sorts of clever things with regard to the image window's position on screen. For example, if you issue the Max Size command, xv will position the window so that the window's contents exactly fill the screen (and the titlebar, frame, etc. are off the edges). Clever when it works, a big pain in the ass when it doesn't.

Use the OSD and choose the AUTO TUNE. This should clear it up. If not, also use the PHASE option in the menu. Adjust until it is clear.

Most likely you tried to call a method on an object variable before initializing it. Remember, in Java all object variables are explicit heap-dynamic reference variables. As such, all object variables are null until you explicitly create and assign an object to them. Note, this is different from C++ where object variables are stack-dynamic by default. Consider the following Java code: MyObject x; // x=null! x.myMethod(); // will result in a NullPointerException because x is null! ..

You have by mistake created a shortcut to the installation file (Soko15.exe). Change the path of the shortcut by right-clicking it. Select properties, and change the path to the one you selected during setup, typically C:\Program Files\Sokoban\Sokoban.exe. You can delete the Soko15.exe file after you have successfully installed Sokoban.

RaneWare is a 16-bit program written to run on Windows 95, 98SE and earlier OS's like Windows 3.1, though in some instances will not work on Windows NT, and most instances 2000, ME and XP are inconsistent. The crashing is caused by the WOW32.DLL in later OS versions not being compatible with RaneWare and other file issues. Officially we support only the Windows 98SE and earlier operating systems. The only solution is to run the earlier version: Windows 95 or 98SE.

Yes! We would be glad to help you fix your site. We use the latest in design software and programming languages, so we will be able to give your site the help and attention it deserves.

You cannot do this with HTML. However, the JavaScript method window.close() will close a window. The following example avoids creating a non-functional button for those with JavaScript disabled: <script type="text/javascript"> if(self.close) { document.write('<input type="button" onclick="self.close()"'+ ' value="Close This Window">'); } </script> It is worth noting that your readers are probably familiar with their systems' standard mechanisms for closing windows.

You have IMP set to save a copy of the message in the sent-mail folder. The larger the attachment the longer it takes to copy the message to the sent-mail folder. The system is timing out on the copy of the message into this folder.

Answer. Internet Explorer permits you to set the font size for your convenience. For some reason, yours got set to "Tiny." To reset your font to a legible size, try one of these: Hold the Control button and scroll up with the mouse wheel. This lets you adjust the displayed font size in both Internet Explorer and Mozilla. Answer: Modern Web browsers will "cache" (or keep a local copy of) Web pages in order to make browsing faster.

You can probably manage a basic, small-scale program in-house, perhaps with a helping hand from the incentive company you select. You will probably need help from your company’s technology department to establish a database, as well as a marketing or sales person to administer the program. For a more complex program, consider calling on the expertise and technological capabilities of the incentive company selected.

If the contents of the LimeWire window are completely white or gray, then there is an incompatibility with your graphics settings and Java's ability to render the LimeWire window. Try setting your graphics settings to factory default and/or reduce your refresh rate. If this does not work, others have had success by either upgrading their graphics drivers, rolling them back to a previous version, or disabling any hardware-driven graphics functions such as anti-aliasing.

The station in question made a late change to its scheduled program listing and the TV Guide On Screen system has not yet been updated. The user is receiving broadcasts through a modified or boosted antenna system or a satellite dish (not supported by TV Guide On Screen system. Use the Channel Editor feature to make adjustments). Initial set-up was done incorrectly. (i.e. The user entered the incorrect ZIP or postal code or selected the incorrect channel line-up.

Absolutely! This run walk progression is slow and safe. Consult your physician before trying it if you have any medical issues.

The default size for something called the "stack" on Linux and Mac OS X is too small for AutoDock to run. You need to tell the system to remove this limit, and this depends on which shell you are using. You can find out what shell you are running by typing: echo $SHELL If you are using "sh" or "bash" (the default shell on many Linuxes and now on the latest version of Mac OS X, 10.3, aka Panther), then put this command: ulimit -s unlimited in your "~/.bashrc" or "~/.bash_profile".

Woah, that's a bit of an open-ended question, there. First, let me say that not all DOS games will work on all computers, for many different reasons, including the fact that many weren't designed to function with today's advanced hardware. If you use Windows, close any programs you can before running the game. This includes any program in your taskbar and system tray. GetRight seems to give me trouble with some games, for some reason.

Yes. Each of the games on Wirt Alumni were written by TWEBT.COM and they need shockwave to function. If you don't have shockwave installed on your computer, go to the following site, http://sdc.shockwave.com/shockwave/download/download.cgi? and install the program. It's free.