These programs are always really helpful when you need to create a quick how to visual. Also this program is free. Microsoft Expression Encoder I have used these in the past but apparently this one is rated really high so I figured I would write it down before I forgot.
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Every try to delete a windows folder only to find out that its path is too long and Windows NTFS doesn’t understand how to delete it? Well I just had this happen to me as I was unzipping the latest backup of my site to test some stuff out. What I ended up doing was opening a command prompt window and going to the parent directory and then typing:
rmdir /s “really long folder path name”
This will securely delete all sub folders and files and delete the directories regardless of what ISO standards you make have broken with how long the path ends up getting. I was afraid I was going to have to jump to Linux and use that to delete the folder but this was much easier
I have spent many hours dealing with this on my own so I figured I would write down the solution so I wouldn’t have to research everything again. If you are running a 64 bit system and need to use *.MDB drivers you need to make sure the following is set:
run: “regsvr32 odbcconf.dll” from c:\windows\Syswow64\
Edit ODBC using: C:\WINDOWS\SysWOW64\odbcad32.exe
That will save you many hours of frustration with x64 systems
Well looks like Windows is all about getting their software into college students hands for a very reasonable price or for free. This is their latest reach out to students DreamSpark. After supplying your .edu address and confirming it you can download any of the software that they have here and use is for free! This is great and is inline with the Student offering for Windows 7 or for Office 2007
You can download or have them email DVD’s to you for $59 and get the full unlimited version of Office 2007 Professional. Microsoft Steal Deal
