So I went to this conference awhile back and sat through a presentation. Not really interesting, but since I am new to the whole Linux world I thought I would pass this along. Here is a PowerPoint presentation explaining the difference’s between Windows and Linux commands, at least common ones. Enjoy!
If you work in an environment similar to my previous position, then you would know how often you hear certain complaints after upgrading people to new applications or Operating Systems. Well one of those complaints came from individuals that we upgraded to Office 2010. They were use to the option of opening up Excel Spreadsheets in separate windows, but in Office 2010 you can’t do this by default you have to make a few tweaks. My fix was to create a little Batch script that would alter the Registry and allow this to be done. I hope you enjoy…..
Continue readingSo I had an issue awhile back that need to be rectified and the fix was to clean out temporary install files from the Sun/Java folder in User profiles. This had to be done on about 700 machines, so I created this little script that cleans out these files and pushed it out to via AD. I hope you enjoy…..
Win 7 - Clean Java Temp FilesCD C:\CLSECHOREM *** This DELETES temporary install files from the REM *** SUN/JAVA folder in User Profiles. REM *** Run this if you get a Pop-Up warning about your REM *** User Profile being too large. REM *** Click the corner [X ] to exit without running. REM *** Otherwise press the [Spacebar ] to continue.PAUSEDEL "%USERPROFILE%\AppData\LocalLow\Sun\Java\*.*" /S /F /QRD "%USERPROFILE%\AppData\LocalLow\Sun\Java\" /S /QDEL "%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Temp\*.*" /S /F /QRD "%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Temp\" /S /QCLSREM *** Folders are cleaned!PAUSEEXIT
Win XP - Clean Java Temp FilesCD C:\CLSECHOREM *** This script is for Windows XP only it will NOT work on Vista or 7 REM *** This DELETES temporary install files from the REM *** SUN\JAVA and Local Settings\Temp folders in User Profiles. REM *** Run this if you get a Pop-Up warning about your REM *** User Profile being too large. REM *** Click the corner [X ] to exit without running. REM *** Otherwise press the [Spacebar ] to continue.PAUSEDEL "%SYSTEMDRIVE%\Documents and Settings\%USERNAME%\Application Data\Sun\Java\*.*" /S /F /QRD "%SYSTEMDRIVE%\Documents and Settings\%USERNAME%\Application Data\Sun\Java\" /S /QDEL "%SYSTEMDRIVE%\Documents and Settings\%USERNAME%\Local Settings\Temp\*.*" /S /F /QRMDIR "%SYSTEMDRIVE%\Documents and Settings\%USERNAME%\Local Settings\Temp\" /S /QCLSREM *** Folders are cleaned!PAUSEEXIT
So I had to come up with a batch script that would allow the user (in a lab) to select the printer that they wanted to use during that login session. Pretty much this was placed in the startup folder on a few lab machines and every time someone would login (Deep Freeze Machines) it would ask them to select the printer that they wanted to print to. It worked pretty well, I hope someone makes use of it.
Continue readingSo a few years ago I had to create a Zombie game for one of my Assembly Language classes and it was fun as heck. Sorry for the bad formatting and probably bad code in general, but I wanted to post it because it was fun to create!
So one crucial concept that every programmer that enjoys or endures Assembly Language programming is the concept of Binary arthimetic and their corresponding Hexadecimal values. Here is a great example that you can use to make sure that you understand their values and thus it will help you understand IP addressing as well.
Hello Everyone, I have decided this past weekend to final move completely away from WordPress for my blog; and I’m 100% excited for this transition! I have decided to use GitHub Pages for my new blog.
I plan on migrating content to this new locaton, but in the meantime if you find any missing content that you have seen previously then please let me know and I will get it moved over ASAP.
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