Ok, I'm confused! I set my time (using
the 'rdate -s ' command that
was recently mentioned on this list, thanks
to whoever that was :-) but every time I
reboot my system (I was *attempting a
rh7.0 upgrade *sigh* pointless) it resets
the clock to an hour ahead. (daylight time
instead of standard
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> ... every time I reboot my system (I was *attempting a rh7.0 upgrade
> *sigh* =96 pointless) it resets the clock to an hour
> ahead. (daylight time instead of standard time)
Is your hardware clock set to local ti
What do y'all use to read Excel files? I might want to write them, too,
but not yet. There are a number of commercial products that I've found,
but I don't want to waste time to download/iinstall/learn something I'm
not going to use. So, I'm looking for recommendations.
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Jason
-Original Message-
From: J-Mag Guthrie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, November 06, 2000 11:53 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [techtalk] .xls in Debian
What do y'all use to read Excel files? I might want to
> What do y'all use to read Excel files? I might want to write
> them, too,
> but not yet. There are a number of commercial products that
> I've found,
> but I don't want to waste time to download/iinstall/learn
> something I'm
> not going to use. So, I'm looking for recommendations.
Well, I
I haven't had any problems with this on other distros, so this might or mightn't be
debian specific.
The problem is that updating lilo doesn't seem to work.
The labels I currently have running, the ones I can choose between at boot, are pglfb
and h. The former is my linuxpartition, and the lat
I have to agree, I do technical support for a small softwre company in
Ontario and I keep seeing these huge long "this doesn't apply to a dmna
thing here but I'm too lazy to delete it from the bottom of my mesage"
signature files.
That has to be one of my biggest annoyances when doing email s
FYI: The one time I've seen a legal disclaimer this long and detailed on the
bottom of a message, it wasn't voluntary on the part of the sender. She
worked for a rather controlling company who appended the same ridiculous
disclaimer to every employee message sent out. Basically, she didn't *have*
If you haven't already, set your time to GMT rather then using
localtime. This way, the system will perform the daylight saving
automatically, or at least it should. My slackware systems have done it.
However, after running 'rdate' on your RH system, you need to run the
'setclock' command to se
Beverly wrote:
>However, after running 'rdate' on your RH system, you need to run the
>'setclock' command to set the clock into the hardware. For more
>information, do a lookup for it's manpage.
Thank you! :-)
I *really* appreciate the assistance I get from
the members of this list... I feel a
Guess I'll go ask gnome-devel eh?
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Sunnanvind Briling wrote:
>
> I haven't had any problems with this on other distros, so this might or mightn't be
>debian specific.
>
> The problem is that updating lilo doesn't seem to work.
>
> The labels I currently have running, the ones I can choose between at boot, are
>pglfb and h. The
From: Steve Wainstead <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi betka,
A friend pasted me your message off [EMAIL PROTECTED] you are
having trouble with PhpWiki?
I run the project and I've installed it on most platforms, hopefully I
can help out.
Let me know.
>From your message, you inst
kent wrote:
I don't know why the labels wouldn't change. Have your pointed
lilo.conf to your new kernel as well? Why don't you post your
lilo.conf so we can take a look.
Yeah, I used the debian kernel-package to change my lilo.conf, but I checked it
manually, and it seems pointed corr
Sunnanvind Briling wrote:
>
> kent wrote:
>I don't know why the labels wouldn't change. Have your pointed
>lilo.conf to your new kernel as well? Why don't you post your
>lilo.conf so we can take a look.
>
> Yeah, I used the debian kernel-package to change my lilo.conf, but I checke
i thought maybe someone else would respond, (someone with a better idea
of what's going on here) but they haven't, so i'll try...
> 1). When I start panel-h, I get told "there is a panel already
> running..." (panel-v I guess). Now, which panel has detected this and is
> asking about it. I pres
Marisa Mack wrote:
>
> i thought maybe someone else would respond, (someone with a better idea
> of what's going on here) but they haven't, so i'll try...
It's always safe to assume that silence means 'we don't know'. :)
Jenn V.
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"Do you ever wonder if there's a whole section of geek
On Mon, 6 Nov 2000, J-Mag Guthrie wrote:
> What do y'all use to read Excel files?
StarOffice - it's free. http://www.sun.com/staroffice/get.html
Enjoy!
- Deborah
Cogito, ergo zoom. =
www.spiffyweb.netmembers.fcac.org/~spark
Laurel Fan wrote:
>Is your hardware clock set to local time or GMT?
>(for debain, look in /default/rcS and see if it says UTC=no or UTC=yes)
I'm running Redhat 6.0 right now, so no default
directory, but in /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit the UTC=0
which, I assume, means it's set for localtime.
>What is y
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