Mr-Hipshot

Quote: Enable Joliet when burning the disk. This creates a secondary file descriptor with less restrictions than ISO. For manipulating file names, try some Perl scripting. Much more useful than batch files. You dont know any script, really dont know anything about scripting or coding...

when I burned a disk with a lot of .txt files on the work, they of some strange reason came in capital letters, and many '_' ... very annoying. To save time, how do I make a .bat or like that renames stuff to the same but just changes from capital to lower-case letters? (OS MSXP)

Well, sorry fot not mention ... XP is the sys. But I just want it to be like in windows 98 ... that you just can enter a computer on the network and se his shares without being forced to use a pass. I know that works without adding users to the user accounts

The prob. is that My friends computer (we can call it A) cant acces my computer witout typing a password, It hasent been that always, and I dont know how to stop that, I want him to connect to my computer without the pass. And when I connect to his computer I dont need a pass. so I can se his shared files directly... HE wants a pass so that just I can login to that computer, no one else. So, how do I remove the pass. protection, and how does HE add it..

How do I import that .pst file to outlook XP (2002) that I create in outlook 97 (not express, that outlook that comes with office). I have like 200 mails in that file, but outlook xp is very diffrent from 97, so please help me, if its possible...

Hehe, alec why dont you use water instead, damn thats much smoother and better

just send'em by... jochum.skoglund@kockums.se size dosent matter, the bigger the better... just make sure there are no virus or anything, cause then the mail will get lost in the sweeper...

Is there any pictures on your comp. online?

Well, I have tied up my disks at the 5.25 to, and got a 120 @ 5v sucking hot air from them, works good to...

Well, I can say that a disk @ 60c is not good, the data may suffer then... a normal disk runs at about 25-30, my ibm without a fan is at 40-45... I think my WDC is higher...

Well, Ive mailed them, WDC that is, heres the answer: Greetings Jockum, Thank you for contacting Western Digital. We do not have a temperature meter feature for our drives. If I can be of further assistance, please let me know. Best Regards, Barbara G. Customer Service and Support Western Digital To bad hope they make it in their new ones

Hehe, well, I dont use mbm, I use VIAHM but it sure is a nice app.

Well VIAHM dosent support that, but thats cause they have no reason, MBM does, dont know about Probe. What I do know is that Dtemp and MBM does, and that it is a physical function inside the drive. And WD dotn have a tool what I have seen. On the ibm on the otherhand the function is on, and I can se the temp, WD states that there is SMART functions in therir drives, and there is one to, but the temp seems to be diabled by some reason. Ive mailed WD but I dont think that they will answer me on that...

Nono, I dont mean that, I mean with a app like Dtemp ... then you can se the internal disk temp with the SMART function avalible on the disk.

Is there any possiblility to se the temperature n a WDC 80gig disk, I can se it on the IBM 30.7 ... it seems like it is disabled for the wdc, or isnt any avalible...