See here for official Microsoft solution (but see my additional information in red) :-

To change or restart the Background Intelligent Transfer Service (BITS)

You must be logged on as an administrator to perform these steps.

Open Administrative Tools by clicking the Start button , clicking Control Panel, clicking System and Maintenance, and then clicking Administrative Tools.

RIGHT MOUSE CLICK  Services and SELECT RUN AS ADMINISTRATOR.

If you are prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

Right-click the Background Intelligent Transfer Service (BITS) service, and then click Properties.

On the General tab, next to Startup type, make sure that Automatic (Delayed Start) is selected. If it is not, select it and then click Apply.

Next to Service status, check to see if the service is started. If it is not, click Start.

Service Pack 1 will now install.

find /var/www/html/ -regex “.*\(php\|js\|inc\)” -exec grep -i ‘tbl_title’ {} +

find /var/www/html/ -regex “.*\(php\|js\|inc\)” -exec grep -i ‘tbl_title’ {} \;

NB: the \; and + endings are different the + ending usefully displays the matching file name

Of course if you have a recent bash you will likely prefer:-

grep -ilR –include=*.{php,inc,js} ‘fn_main’ c:/inetpub/wwwroot

or

grep -iR –include=*.{php,inc,js} ‘fn_main’ c:/inetpub/wwwroot

• Windows 7 service pack 1 : keeps refusing to install for various reasons
• WordPress 3.2.1 but some of my sites only had Mysql 4.x so I had to first upgrade to MySQL5.x
• Blackberry Curve 9300 : Although the phone is new, I’ve been downloading huge updates
• Virus Checkers etc etc

I was also bedeviled by those warning screens “Are you sure you want to continue” which disappeared behind other windows and left me wondering why an update was taking so long!.

I always say yes to updates if only to get rid of them, but gosh I would actually like to use my Netbook, Blackberry etc!!

any comments?

Find the function and modify as follows


function theme_page_title($section)
{
global $CONFIG;
$return = strip_tags(bb_decode($section)) . ' - ' . $CONFIG['gallery_name']; // original code
$return = $CONFIG['gallery_name']; // Section removed
return $return;
}


this change works for cpg1.5.x

So what’s the script doing ? It reads in one text file line by line and then operates on certain lines , and then writes out each line to an output file. You are only limited by your imagination as to what you do in the loop.

With a Perl script you can use Perl variables for counts, you can use a hash to store all the text and loop through it as often as required.

#!/usr/local/bin/perl
# pedit.pl
# description : Use for complex edits on a single file, adapt as required
# this trivial example is just incrementing a count
# zzapper
# v1.0
if ($#ARGV >= 0) { $file = $ARGV[0]; }
else
{
print "enter file:"; $file=;
}
chomp $file;
open (R,"$file") or die ("could not open $file ($!)");
$out = "c:/aaa/out.txt";
$out = "$file.txt";
$cnt=100;

As a freelancer I only need a simple bookkeeping package so QuickBooks Simple Start Free Edition is perfect.

Quickbooks is very quick to set up and I soon had my invoices entered and now wanted to email them but oops there is no way to save the invoice as a PDF. Never mind I can email them to my client but no QuickBooks Simple Start only recognizes either Outlook or Windows Mail as email client and these are not available on Windows 7. I download, install and configure their replacement Windows Live Mail but QuickBooks stubbornly refuses to acknowledge it. I now trawl through QuickBooks own community forum and see people moaning that Windows Live Mail is ignored; apparently it will be or is available in QuickBooks 2011 .

Finally breakthrough I install CutePDF Writer http://www.cutepdf.com/ it is completely free. Now all I have to do is print my Invoice and select CutePDF as the virtual printer, CutePDF asks me where I want to save the Invoice PDF. I can then manually email my invoices (PDFs) to customers using my conventional email client allowing to add a personal message and also with the advantage of leaving me with an audit trail.

CutePDF Instructions: Using CutePDF Writer to create PDF document:

Select Print to bring up Print dialog box.
Then select CutePDF Writer as the Printer to print.
You will get a Save As dialog box prompted for saving created PDF file.
Select a folder to Save in and enter a File name, then click on Save.
Go to that folder to find your PDF file.

CutePDF Writer supports Microsoft Windows 98/ME/2000/XP/Vista/7 (x32/x64).