Zlobomir

I think you can enable autojoin for the specific room in Yn hub software, per profile basis (U can enable AJ for all profiles, seems this is what you want to do). Sorry if misunderstood.

Hopefully the devs will have the time to add these, but as you know, you can hardly have everything... :whistling:

Funny. I would say that any non-ADC compliant hub is expected to not be compliant with any ADC-compliant client. SDC++ sticks to ADC, afaik, so does Apex. Now it is up to hubsoft devs.

It is probably possible to generate two filelists - one with date field, one w/o it. And depending on emulation/network speed, using the appropriate one. Right, this will require more than 2x space on own HDD.

I meant just for a try, if you have some free partition atm.

As seen from the title, it is about adding two more user-defineable colors in Settings>>Appearance, so users can distinguish better between main chat and PM.

Just not include this field when emulating.

You can still try with XP... just to prove is it Vista issue or not.

Just include dorm no. in nicks, say John-1024, Steeve-1024. Even nicks like Room-5268, Room-5798 etc. seem better for your case, if there are just single rooms. Then set strong passwords for all. May also like to set hub "registered only", since I assume there are no outside people connecting.

Not possible with good OPs in the hub. :)

Които са под Джава най-често работят под трите системи. :(

http://www.dslreports.com/faq/6545 Нова тема, за да се намира и следи по-лесно.

When using passive mode, you can connect only to users in active mode. Your speed could be also slower, as you will depend on the hub, while when active, the connection is directly between peers. Also some hubs do not allow downloading in passive mode at all, check hub rules.

Неплохий индикатор - красный светодиод для винте. Когда он снова начинаеть мигать как обычно, а нет светит на все время, можно подать команда выключения. Работает для мне.

Well, 1. is really, minor, but still matters. :(

Still, +0.10V haven't killed my PQI. But I do not take the responsibility for your PC. Edit: http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/248252...ge-problem-k9a2 Seems it is... Vista! If you can, try XP. "I have dualboot so I can boot XPx64 and there is no problems at all memmory works fine even at 893 Mhz 4-4-4-12 2.0volt ...as soon as I remove randomly chosen 2 modules of RAM - vista boots and operates fine. When I reinstall all 4 modules : on booting vista shows a blue screen and restarts emediately (even cant see what is the message) AND when I boot from Vista DVD it says: "your BIOS is not fully ACPI compliant" and freezes I've tryed with vista x86 and the same thing happens. Even though XP (32bit & 64bit) works fine! ...sounds like vista problem ?! what you think? "

Um, old setting used for ISA compliance. Maybe even missing in yours... However, I edited my post after some thinking. Please reread.

http://www.google.bg/search?q=4GB+RAM+on+P...lient=firefox-a http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/248262...ing-64bit-vista Just be careful...

To provide hours of pleasure for many mazochistic OPs and support members. Actually there are 3-4 things: 1. Do you have a real ip. If yes (compare www.whatismyip.com with the result from the "Get IP address", for real must be the same), dynamic or static. If dynamic, check "Update IP on startup" in Apex Settings>Connection Settings. 2. Do you have a router? If yes (some box with LEDs, usually green, one power cord, two-three or more UTP cords, resembles a modem, but has more holes for UTP cords, some modems host a router in the same box tho ), forward the ports via the router, select "Firewall with manual port forwarding", enter the nos. in Apex Settings>Connection Settings. If you do not have one, set "Direct connectoon". 3. Allow ApexDC.exe in your firewall software, if any, including Windows XP built-in firewall (best is to disable it and install a real firewall). A short guideline for chat support...

I know about this. Try to run Win XP 32 bit on 33 CPUs platform. Please read what he is trying to do. In my case I oly shut the machine down, unplugged the cord, removed the cover, inserted the second bank, closed the cover. i have one more 1 gb chip but the system doesnt start with it installed = I have one bank of 1GB + one more of 1GB?

I think the HDD will be the bottleneck over 350-500 Megabits/sec connection.

Not sure whether you are ironic , however he sez this is already in most clients. I personally won't die w/o this, but it was my obligation to retell the request.

Because if homebrewed, it will be a living hell to support? :)

Can believe on this one, but not the RAM issue. Aztek, it is not Windows fault this time! Some BIOS update, etc. should help. Or at least changing the RAM banks.

I think you're older, + we changed forum software a couple of times. :D