- Google Desktop is now part of the Google Pack. Google Pack is a set of utilities that Google has packaged together into a single download. When you go to download the pack you can select all or just a single application. Even if all you use the pack for is Google Desktop it is a nice way to get it because Google Pack notifies you when there are updates available.
Tips & Clues
Delete ALL the files and folders in:C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat 6.0\Acrobat\plug_ins
Then run repair mode
[Acrobat 6.0 application window, Help / Detect and Repair]
The repair will replace the missing files in the plug-ins folder with working versions.
25 (for SMTP e-mail)
443 (for HTTP SSL for Remote Web Workplace and OWA)
4125 (required for Remote Web Workplace)
1701 (for LT2P), 1723 (for VPN PPTP)
4125 and 3389 (for Remote Desktop administration and terminal services connections)
The SQL command syntax to do this in phpMyAdmin is:
UPDATE users SET pass = md5('new_password') WHERE uid = 1
Ramon Ray: Tech Basics
6 Technology Rules to Thrive
This year, consider implementing these rules that can give your business a boost.
By Ramon Ray
| January 31, 2008
Over the past few weeks, I've been thinking about the following six rules I created that I believe will really help you boost your business. There are plenty of other technology rules to keep in mind, but these six go beyond the traditional guidelines of having a website and making sure your technology is secure.1.Spend money on technology as an investment--not as a cost.
http://pigtail.net/LRP/printsrv/cygwin-sshd.html
See the above URL for this detailed description on how to install/use SSH for these O/Ses.
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