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Thermopyle posted:I knew that, damnit. I have a friend who worked for Sun/Oracle for over ten years and refused to have java installed on any of his personal computers.
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Is there a way to get a script-based rule to run automatically in Outlook (2013)? I just want any email with a specific "To: " field to be converted to plain text. I created a rule that is: Apply this rule after the message arrives sent to [distribution group] and on this computer only run [my script that is just Item.BodyFormat = olFormatPlain, Item.Save] When I manually go into Rules and run the rule, it does what I want. But I want it to just automatically do this on without my prompting. In Trust Center, I have the "Allow script in..." options checked, but under Macro Settings I have it set to "Notifications for all macros". Do I need to set it to "Enable all macros" just to get this rule to work? edit: welp, in case anyone else is interested in this, this was the answer to my question (I want the script to run on Shared Mailbox items, which I didn't mention above): https://jpaloma.wordpress.com/2011/07/12/workaround-outlook-rules-dont-run-on-additional-mapi-mailboxes/ Papercut fucked around with this message at 20:53 on Jul 14, 2015 |
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My company has a problem with people accidentally dragging and dropping project folders into other folders. Everyone needs full modify permissions on the entire project directory, though. So I had the idea of creating a dummy file in the base directory that has all permissions denied (to everyone but admins). Is this a really bad idea?
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Jul 21, 2015 00:31
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Inspector_666 posted:Wouldn't that just let people move everything in the folder except for that one file? A quick test seemed like it stopped the whole move. Maybe only because the file was first alphabetically in the directory.
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Avulsion posted:With Ninite, an SSD and all your files and settings backed up to the cloud or external hard drives, reinstalling windows is probably faster and easier than going through and cleaning out all the poo poo you don't use any more. I just had to reinstall Win7 on an SSD and it took 3-4 days to get everything up and running. Windows had to download and install over 300 updates, not including service packs. How do you quickly get Sickbeard/SABnzbd/search provider all up and running again? Ninite looks nice, but it only seems to cover the tiny programs that take a minute to install anyway (where is Visual Studio? AutoCAD? Acrobat? Office?) That's not even getting into all of the customization within Windows and those individual programs (I guess you could back some of the config files up, but that still takes its own time). I also had to redo some of my router settings (static routes, port forwarding) because it identified my PC as a different device even though all I changed was the SSD. Contrast this with just occasionally scrolling through your installed programs list and hitting uninstall while you multitask with other stuff.
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Jul 23, 2015 18:38
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Sire Oblivion posted:So I built a new rig since it was time and used the product key from my old build for my Windows install and the "Reserve Windows 10" icon isn't popping up. I know Windows ties itself to the mobo now so I'm assuming Windows might be having a tiff with authenticating the product but it hasn't given me any bullshit about the key being in use or not Genuine or whatever the message would be. Any suggestions? 2 things since I just did this: 1. Make sure you've actually installed all updates. The check for updates button didn't actually work to that effect for me, I had to install SP1 manually. 2. If your key is more than 5 years old, it may not count as a valid copy. I had to call MS support to get them to activate mine, even though it was a valid key. After that, the icon showed up.
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Jul 29, 2015 06:25
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ethanol posted:win 10 is a no brainer for tablets and ultrabooks. I'd say it was a no brainer for desktops too if grognards didn't care so much about their video card drivers although i personally haven't had issues on my gaming desktop since I updated when the xbone streaming came out at e3 The Synaptics issues are a much bigger deal than graphics card issues, there's no way I would install it on anything with a trackpad.
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Since the Windows tablet thread is dead, guess I'll ask here. In Win8.1 IE Metro, InPrivate tabs still seem to create cookies that persist after closing tabs (e.g. I login to Gmail InPrivate, close the tab, when I then open Gmail in a regular tab it automatically logs me in). Also when I try to delete history, the "deleting" message just seems to hang. Any fixes for this?
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Deeters posted:I used to have a program that let me delete files regardless of the owner, permissions, or if another program was using them. Anyone have a suggestion for something like that? Having had to deal with this recently, I honestly think the simplest thing is to just install Linux on another drive/partition, or even just boot into Linux from a USB drive. Linux gives no fucks about Windows' permissions and just lets you delete whatever you want. In my case, I had installed Win7 fresh, then unpacked an image of a previous Windows partition to one of my drives. Windows just would not let me delete some of the old OS folders no matter how many times I tried to take ownership, change permissions, etc.
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