What is a repository and why are they great? Simply put, a repository (aka archive) is a software (aka package) depot directly usable by the system. This software depot may reside on a CD or DVD, local hard drive, a PC next room, or the Internet. Don't confuse other -general- uses of these terms with their special meanings in Debian (Kubuntu) software management realm. To make an analogy, you would call firefox-1.0-setup.exe and openoffice-2.0-beta.zip as "packages", and www.download.

To update NOD32 manually, open NOD32 Control Center - Update - Update and click the Update now button in the right-pane. See similar questions...

Please execute "bin/spdb_reload.sh" file under Nopam installed directory. As soon as you complete updating, LSD will automatically restart for SPDB to take effect. Nopam will check for integrity of SPDB as soon as the download process has finished. If there are damaged files in SPDB, Nopam will adapt the old version instead of the damaged new version. See similar questions...

Please check in the game main menu the version number of the game. Then download the right update from the BBGC. Copy the update in your installed THE SETTLERS IV directory (e.g. c:\BlueByte\The Settlers IV). Close the game and all not required programs in the background and start the update. If you can’t find the answer to a particular question or you have any comments or suggestions, please get in touch! See similar questions...

Let's say there are eventually 80,000 of each class listed. Multiply that by 9 classes and that will be 720,000 characters. To update each character each day would mean I would have update 8.3 characters per second... That's simply something I can't do. A large portion of the userbase is quite casual and probably only gets an equipment maybe once a week. If you see someone who you know isn't up to date, help out and manually update them. See similar questions...

A:The procedure to update the changes in program name varies from make to make of STBs. Follow the procedure mentioned in the installation manual supplied along-with the STB. For some more details click- The different transponder frequency, LNB frequency, symbol rate etc. required to tune the STBs for all the channels available in the DD Direct plus are summarized as below:- See similar questions...

Most time Punkbuster updates automatically. If you can't connect to a server it might be a Punkbuster related issue. Contact the support staff to get more information. See similar questions...

Alternatively, you can visit http://www.evenbalance.com/index.php?page=dl-aa.php and follow the instructions on this page. See similar questions...

Content is adapted and mostly tested on a Kubuntu Linux 5.04 for amd64, which should be equally valid also for i386. As for the i386-only answers, they're directly imported from Ubuntu Guide or other respectable sources, with necessary adaptations to Kubuntu on "best guess" basis, with no hands-on verification. See similar questions...

Sol: Go to the Update section and click on Check for Signature Updates. This will bring up True Update Application. Follow the instructions to complete the update process. See similar questions...

You can always manually check for updates on the Sony eSupport Web site, whether VAIO Update is turned on or off. To check for updates manually, click Start, point to All Programs, point to VAIO Update, and click Go to VAIO Web Support. You are taken directly to the Sony eSupport Web site page for your VAIO computer model. See similar questions...

We generally update every 2-3 weeks. We have customers all around the world, so to be fair, we try to vary our update schedules. If you'd like to know when we update, join our mailing list. (However we do sometimes sneak in an update without a newsletter, so check back on a regular basis! ;-D) While we endeavor to give individual attention to all of the crystals on the site, it is physically (and energetically) impossible to give a reading on every crystal. See similar questions...

We maintain a publically accessible FTP site from which users can download all available patches. Please visit: ftp://ftp.franz.com/pub/patches/8.1/. From the parent directory, one can also access patches for past versions of Allegro CL. This directory contains a README file with instructions for manually downloading patches toward the bottom of the file. patches become available, the files in this directory will be updated, so it is a good idea to be aware of when patches are released. See similar questions...

Make a backup copy of your authx.adb files (or *.adb for AX ISP), if you want to preserve the configuration information. Now double check: Go to the task manager, and look in the "Processes" to see if there is any AuthentiX application running, or IIS or Event Viewer process running? (Authx.exe or inetinfo.exe) Close all Microsoft Management Service Consoles (MMC.exe). Go to the system32 directory. If present, delete the file authxdb.dll and the file axodbc.dll (for AX ISP this will be axispdb. See similar questions...

All answers regarding networking in this chapter assume that Samba is already installed. See "How to install Samba" See similar questions...

x] Enable local network file sharing ----------------------. | (*) Simple sharing | | | | ... | | | | ( ) Advanced sharing | | | | ... | | | | [x] Use Samba (Microsoft(R) Windows(R)) | | [x] Use NFS (Linux/UNIX) | | [Allowed Users] | '---------------------------------------------------------------' ,-- Shared Folders ---------------------------------------------. | | Path | Samba | NFS | | [Add.. See similar questions...

While trying to remove the red eye from an image I ended up with a gray mask over the face that I can't get rid of. The gray mask over the face may have appeared because the selection covered other parts of the face in addition to the eye area. Please move the "Area Size" slider to the left until only the red eye area is selected: If you minimized the area size, but the selection still covers other parts of the face, click the "Scale" button . See similar questions...

No. Now that it's computerized and enclosed, only the computer can use it effectively. I've been working on a jogging wheel setup that would allow me to move cross-slide pseudo-manually (imagine a machine-by-wire arrangement and you've got the idea) for ease in setup and for "quickie" projects. But for now, I have a slewing command in software that works for setup positioning and tool wear compensation, and a manual data input feature that lets me enter G codes one at a time. See similar questions...