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Networking / pc's drop off network
« Last post by Ryuk on Today at 11:54:54 AM »We have a work group that has to run adumation live. It will just disappeare on the network till the machine is restarted. Windows 7 HP z400
Set objShell = CreateObject("Shell.Application")
Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set objArgs = WScript.Arguments
Set f = fso.CreateTextFile(objArgs(1), True)
f.Write Chr(80) & Chr(75) & Chr(5) & Chr(6) & String(18, 0)
f.Close
Set objFile = objShell.NameSpace(objArgs(1))
objFile.CopyHere objArgs(0)
WScript.Sleep 1000

And is Startup CPL good for W7-32 also? His website states that it's for XP and Vista.sorry I forgot to add that I use VIM. you can find that package you can use yum -y install VIM. VIM will color code it for you.
Easiest test is www.speedtest.net
*Make sure no one else is using computers or internet devices during the test or it will alter your results, however if you run it during the time when others are using bandwidth it will give you an idea of how bottlenecked you really are.
My internet connection is 20.6mbps download and 12.7mbps upload with Comcast Broadband. A friend of mine has DSL and is getting 4mbps download and 768k upload. And a Satellite ISP of a customer I assist is getting 150k download and 60k upload which is better than the 33.6k dial-up as their only other option on the mountain side without investing into some expensive microwave bridging to a high speed source within view. She is ok on the 150k/60k connection but she has been spoiled by free wifi hotspots with much more bandwidth so the speed increase she noticed off the bat from dial-up to satellite she now knows is lagging badly compared to what high speed internet really is!
how would Nano show errors in the script? This sounds more like editing a live production environment by the seat of the pants.