Thanks all for helping me. Thanks to the group, I have figured out a way to
make Giant Calculator and any program repeat until the user wants to exit.
Thanks again,
Nathan Pinno
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> Also interesting is that our processors, which aren't overly
> far apart in clock speed, vary so greatly in processing this
> problem. Maybe Intel is better *grin*
Urp, turns out I have an "Athlon Inside" label right here on the deck of my
laptop! Maybe the difference is my 1.2Gb of RAM.
Since the "My Documents" folder can be re-named you need to search the
registry to see what the user's "my documents" folder is. I'm not sure what
domain constraints might do to this setting. Perhaps the most efficient
method if you were just interested in the current user's "My Documents"
direct
Jorge Louis De Castro wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> What is the quickest way to find/search a folder on windows?
> Specifically, I want to find the 'My Documents' folder on different
> machines but since this one lies in different user-specific folders (the
> user account on XP) I'm being forced to tra
Jorge Louis De Castro wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> What is the quickest way to find/search a folder on windows?
> Specifically, I want to find the 'My Documents' folder on different
> machines but since this one lies in different user-specific folders (the
> user account on XP) I'm being forced to tra
Hi all,
What is the quickest way to find/search a folder on
windows? Specifically, I want to find the 'My Documents' folder on different
machines but since this one lies in different user-specific folders (the user
account on XP) I'm being forced to traverse the whole drive looking for it
...Oh my gosh, that is awesome. Thanks so much. I had started playing
with the positioning of various patterns and using |, but it was
getting into the early AM, so I stopped. Prematurely, it seems.
I also got a point 0.1 second increase in speed by merging number and
identifier, as the values wil
