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mayayana · Guest

I have a VBScript file that I leave on my Desktop.
Unix has one variation. Some Windows files (like
Word docs) have another variation. The standard in
Windows is to end the line with ASCII characters
13-10. (Carriage return - line feed)

If you paste the following text to Notepad and save
it as a .vbs file, you can just drop any file onto it and
have it fixed. (Note that in some cases on XP you
may need to adjust security to run a .vbs file.)

'---------------- start text of vbs file ------------

Dim fso, ts, s, arg, fil, fpath, s1
Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
arg = WScript.arguments.item(0)
Set ts = fso.OpenTextFile(arg, 1, False)
s = ts.ReadAll
ts.Close
Set ts = Nothing

s1 = Replace(s, vbCrLf, vbCr, 1, -1, 0)
s1 = Replace(s1, vbLf, vbCr, 1, -1, 0)
s1 = Replace(s1, vbCr, vbCrLf, 1, -1, 0)

Set ts = fso.CreateTextFile(arg, True)
ts.Write s1
ts.Close
Set ts = Nothing
Set fso = Nothing
MsgBox "All done", 64, "File fixed"

' -------- end vbs file ---------------

Another variation, if you want to save the edited text
to a different file, replace the line:

Set ts = fso.CreateTextFile(arg, True)

with:

Set ts = fso.CreateTextFile(arg & ".txt", True)

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Mark Pryor · Guest

On Fri, 21 Dec 2007 16:18:19 +0000, Eugen Austermann wrote:

47_oldtimer · Guest

Hi,

"dependent" is the key to success.

U can register dll-s or ocx-es only, if another file (correct/latest
version)
is already present / registered.

Here a sample:

OS=WIN98SE ... I know it's old, but good for this sample ...

For finding out what a kind of version of XML parser is installed on
the PC, according to MS kb278674, U have to install

xmlversion.exe or
xmlversiontext.exe

U have to extract one of the exe-s, let's say to C:\TEMP by starting
one of these exe-files.

Now U will find next to other files, the file

XMLVersiontext.ocx

I did it with "xmlversiontext.exe" because MS had mentioned somewere
if the machine(PC) had never before done anything with XML there
could be the chance that "xmlversion.exe" and the later test would
be fail.

Now I progressed with the registration process ...

Start | run| regsvr32 [blank] C:\temp\xmlversiontext.ocx

Start that ...

Now there is a message ...

LoadLibrary("C:\temp\xmlversiontext.ocx") failed
GetLastError returns 0x00000485

Now put that 0x00000485 in Google search
(http://www.google.com/intl/en/)

and U will get a lot of answers ...

One of these answers helped me ...

forum.doom9.org/archive/index.php/index.php/t-70118.html

There was mentioned something about vbrun etc.

Now since I know, I never had put in vbrun, I crawled
through my SW collection and found

vbrun60sp5.exe

Ok opened it with an unzipper, writing down the content
of it, with recording of the version numbers of those files
contained in "vbrun60sp5.exe"

So, I found out, on the machine a file "msvbvm60.dll"
was missing.

Ok, now started that exe to install its content.

Great, now "msvbvm60.dll" Version 6.00.8964 is on the machine

RESTART the machine

Another registering try of "xmlversiontext.ocx"

... and SUCCESS

Message:
"DllRegisterServer in C:\temp\xmlversiontext.ocx succeeded"

GREAT

Problem solved

NB: I upgraded my runtime with "vbrun60sp6.exe" for to be uptodate.

During all those searches I found out there is a nice programm called

"PROZESS-EXPLORER"

Links to 'em U will find at MS kb296647

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/296647/en-us
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/utilities/ProcessExplorer.mspx
http://technet.microsoft.com/de-de/sysinternals/bb896653(en-us).aspx
http://download.sysinternals.com/Files/ProcessExplorer.zip

Now with that fine tool U could see all the dependencies.

To return to Scott's story/problem ...

At one of those PCs he mentioned, a certain file was installed
at the other not ...

And to find out which one is not installed U could use

PROZESS-EXPLORER

That' s all folks
.. have fun ...

Regards
Hardy
MUC-Germany

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DL · Guest

OK apologies for the terse response;
Time / Tiny were reformed after the origonal companies went into
liquidation, from various google reading it would appear they have offloaded
all support to a seperate 'pay for it' Company. It would appear you would
have to pay £60 for disks, or any other support.
An option might be to try Belaric Advisor to see if it can identify the
motherboard on your system, as I assume the ethernet controler is on the
mobo, then visit their site for the driver.
Otherwise buy an ethernet card, less than £10 and disable, in the bios the
onboard ethernet, if you cannot, disable it in Device Manager

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Enkidu · Guest

Pegasus (MVP) wrote:

Enkidu · Guest

Eugen Austermann wrote:

John Wunderlich · Guest

aussie@hotmail.com (Eugen Austermann) wrote in
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RajKohli · Guest

Glad to hear that your problem get solved.

"rsam2011@yahoo.com" wrote:

Grampy Pete · Guest

I've been using hotmail to interact with this newsgroup b/c I misunderstand
something. I have the directions to set up o.x. but the problem is headers. I
do not understand why about 300 of them pour in. What are headers and why do
I need them? I only want to ask and reply to the newsgroup as a source of
help -I do not want to read other topics.
Thank you
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Grampy Pete

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Daave · Guest

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Mike L · Guest

I have the smae problem and the system does not allow me to delete the
programs from start up - as a result it takes about 15 minutes to access the
computer for use.
Help!
"pdugas" wrote:

DL · Guest

If you can identify the Apps starting, their options may have a turn off /
on auto start option
You can disable startups in msconfig
I'd say there is more going on if it takes 15 mins before you can access
your PC, assuming you dont have 250mb memory

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NeilT · Guest

Hi
I am having the same problems, have you resolved this issue and if so how
many thanks
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"William" wrote:

Grampy Pete · Guest

HTH, you realy gave me information I needed to want to try newsgoups via o.x.
Those hundreds of headers pouring in is a fright for non techs-especially if
you don't even know what they are. I will,enter this in my 'learning folder',
share with friends and family, and get back to you with the results.
Thank you
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Grampy Pete

"Daave" wrote:

Iceman · Guest

On Sat, 22 Dec 2007 06:39:01 -0800, Grampy Pete wrote in message
<news:D1917B39-FE14-45E8-8A2A-873A7DE7A781@microsoft.com>: