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  Original title: cannot activate the backup.

  can't seen to return the files to back up.  presentl all backup takes place by carbonite.

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• IE7 "could not open the file: * path *.» The file exists may not

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  Someone at - it ideas?

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  He was captured on Windows Server 2003 x 64 running on W7 x 64

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• FileConnection.getPath () returns the invalid path

  Environment:

  Eclipse: 3.41

  Package JDE 4.6.0

  Windows Vista 64-bit

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  I have my test runs, it has the same problem regardless of the root, I select (SD card, system, store).

  The f

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• cluvfy returns the "/tmp/" path does not exist and cannot be created on nodes

  Hello
  I'm installing Oracle RAC for SAP to AIX 5 L.
  After performing due diligence for the installation of cluster service, it returns the following message:
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  This meessage happens after checking access node and the phases of user equivalence.
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• Popup 'Select the file path' block 'Open the file' vi

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• Cannot delete the file - paths are too long

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  When I shift-DELETE, nothing happens, and I tried to remove it from the command prompt, nothing helps.

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• Windows Media Player will not play music files - need to reset the file path

  I'm trying to access my music on an external drive (g) using windows media player. The player is looking for music in the E: drive, which is a separate external drive that my friend uses for its iTunes. How to reset the path to the file for windows media player? It gives me the possibility of rerouting individually paths files, but not a lot of re - routing. I have reset the default settings, reinstalled the drive external, even enabled/activated on WMP (of the Panel).

  I tried. The drive G:\ was included in the WMP library before this problem (and to make sure, I deleted and added it). Despite this, the paths for each song pointed toward the drive E:\.  I solved the problem by deleting all of your WMP library (not files) and restart the media player. The files were then reread with the correct file paths.

• Read in the name of the file + path using command line arguments

  Hi guys,.
  I'm trying to use command line arguments to read two file names. The code below works as long as the files are on the class path.
  

  public class cmdLineArguments {
       
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            String xmlFile1 = args[0];
                  String xmlFile2 = args[1];
                 
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       }
  }

  I would like to be able to read files that are not on the classpath as well by entering the full path as well as their names.
  In other words, it works if I type:

  C:\Documents and Settings\user\workspace\CmdLineArgs\src>java cmdLineArgs file1.xml file2.xml

  but not if I type:

  C:\Documents and Settings\user\workspace\CmdLineArgs\src>java cmdLineArgs c:\Documents and Settings\user\desktop\file1.xml c:\Documents and Settings\user\desktop\file2.xml

  What would someone please explain how I can modify the code to make it work? I guess I could take both a string, change them manually (add a------it etc.), but y at - it an easier way to do it? Even a reference to a tutorial, article etc. on this matter would be much appreciated.
  
  In addition, no idea why compile, execute code fine in Eclipse but would create an error in command line?
  
  Thank you very much.

  You must learn more about cmd.exe that is used to process the command line. The arguments passed to any program is the command line separated at whitespace so your command line arguments of

  c:\Documents and Settings\user\desktop\file1.xml c:\Documents and Settings\user\desktop\file2.xml
  

  turns into a table of

  "c:\Documents", "and", "Settings\user\desktop\file1.xml", "c:\Documents", "and", "Settings\user\desktop\file2.xml"
  

  In other words, instead of 2 arguments you actually have 6.

  To bypass this file names must be enclosed in quotes

  java cmdLineArgs "c:\Documents and Settings\user\desktop\file1.xml" "c:\Documents and Settings\user\desktop\file2.xml"
  

• How to remove the file/path name using the SDK

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• How to find/replace the file path

  Hi all

  How can you find where your collections are stored in the bridge?  How can you change this default file path?

  Thank you!

  R

  On Windows 7 is the collections folder:

  C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Bridge CS5\Collections

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• Apple/Mac by adding to the file path?

  I have the following script javascript in InDesign runnning:

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  defaultPath var = new File ('\\\server\\path\\to\\file');

  } else {}

  defaultPath var = new File ("smb://server/path/to/file");

  }

  The code works correctly in Windows (the file is located on a shared Windows directory), but on a Mac, I get an error "cannot find file" and claims that is the defaultPath variable:

  / Applications/adobe InDesign CS5/scripts/XHTML for Digital Editions/smb: / server/path/to/file

  I'm confused about 2 things:

  1. Why is it by adding "/ Applications/Adobe InDesign CS5/scripts/XHTML for Digital Editions / ' path?
  2. Why is he changing smb: / / for smb: / (a slash)?

  I use the incorrect path for Mac? Is there supposed to be something else before smb: / / to identify that this is not a local path?

  Hi James,

  On a mac to access a network as follows volume...

  var myTxtFile = File("/volumes/MountedShareName/test.txt");

  myTxtFile.open ("w");

  myTxtFile.write ("Test\n");

  myTxtFile.close ();

  Alert ("Done");

  This example creates a test file on a mounted network volume...

  Hope this helps...

  John

• File name of the Image displayed in PSE 8 does not match the file path name in Windows 7

  I recently got a new computer. I've updated on my computer Windows XP of PSE 5.0 to 8.0 PSE.  Then, I moved my files to the new computer that is running Windows 7, following the instructions that I have received on a previous post.  I copied the catalog file and the image files on the C drive of the old computer to the new computer (file catalog to the specified location in the information system;  images of my images).   Everything seems to have worked beautifully without having to go through a great struggle to reconnect.  The organzer seems to have found all of the images and I can put them in the editor as well.  However, when I look at the properties of a given image displayed full file name is that it was on XP: C:\Documents and Settings\ < username > \My Documents\My Pictures\ < folder name >-< Filename > rather than the path as it is in Windows 7, i.e. C:\Users\ < username > \My Pictures\ < file name >-< Filename >.  I am new to Windows 7 then maybe miss me something unique to Windows 7 but I'd like information.

  You are using the alias of the special folder that Vista and Windows 7 create to maintain backward compatibility (Microsoft continues to change how and where are stored the documents of users).   On Windows 7:

  C:\Documents and Settings\\My Documents\My photos

  is a special type of alias in the file:

  C:\Users\\Pictures

  (AndC:\Users \My Pictures is yet another kind of Windows 7 special alias, a 'library', which includes the folder C:\Users\Pictures.)

  Whenever an application like PES refers to the old location, C:\Documents and Settings\\My Documents\My photos, Windows that automatically converts backstage in C:\Users\\Pictures.   But Windows Explorer is configured to prevent you to access C:\Documents and Settings\ interactively - only programs like PES are able to do.  Microsoft wants users of Windows Explorer to always use the name of 'new', C:\Users\\Pictures.

  In your case, your catalog contained the old paths of XP folder, and Windows is automatically translate on the fly for new paths, unbeknownst to PSE.

  Like most of the backward compatibility hacks, this does not work perfectly.  PSE believe that the old road and new road are two completely different cases.  I'm not positive, but I think that there are opportunities for PSE to get confused by that.   When you import new pictures, they get recorded in the Catalog under the new folder paths.

  In my previous recommendation about how to move to the new computer, I had assumed you would probably change user names and locations of photo and so you would have to make a reconnection, and you would not have met it.  If I thought that you were not have need to reconnect, I would have recommended not not using this method, but rather using Backup/Restore (my first recommended method) - my bad.

  It would be nice if your current catalog and the PES works pretty well.   But there is at least a small risk that the road of PSE will get confused by old and new folder names.  The best way to avoid this would be to start again and use the backup/restore method to move your catalogue, which is more effort on your part.  But because I do not understand the risk, I can't tell you if you should be worried about it.   No doubt do tests: editing, import and edition of new photos, use view > view of the location of the folder, try to rename and move the old photos and the new folders, try the Photo Downloader, etc.

• Scan of the file: path/data not in the format specified in double

  Can you get it someone please let me know why it does not work?

  It's just a piece of sample code, to write data in a txt file and then read it.

  First, if a file already exists when I want to write in it and I chose 'Replace the file', he says stop and double track.

  Second, if I write a new file, it says: error 85: Scan failed. The input string does not contain data in the expected format.

  Attachment VI.

  EDIT: see post.

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• Indicate the file paths in CS4/Mac

  Fireworks CS4/Mac and Dreamweaver CS4/PC all show paths of one of the documents currently viewed or all open somewhere on the User Interface.  Is there an easy way to get DW CS4 for Mac show the path of the currently open document?

  It is a concern for me as most of my Web pages have the name index.php and I get easily confused.

  Position the mouse pointer on the tab of the document at the top of the Document window. The full path should appear as a ToolTip.

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