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i am trying to run calwave on freebsd and when it start i get Unable to load inetmib1.dll any ideas on how to fix this?

I was reading Octobers online edition of Wireless Asia and came across a company called CDyne (www.cdyne.com <http://www.cdyne.com/> ) They build a number of web services applications but among other things they have an application which you can fill out your details on a web page will some time in the future call the number and run a text to speech file

Hi Group, I often need to print out data frames with results of analysis into a neat little image to copy and paste into documents. I need apply formatting like bold, currency signs, number formats, header shading etc. I currently output the data into csv and format using good old excel. Any suggestions if there are packages to help with such activities (to some level of basic functionality). I

Has anyone implemented "hot seating" in any neat way? This where people can log in to any phone in the company and have their calls/voicemail come to that particular handset.....

class Mash < Hash def method_missing(name, value=nil) key = name.to_s.sub(/[=?!]$/,'''').to_sym self[key] = value if name.to_s[-1,1] == "=" self[key] = Mash.new unless self[key] || value return self[key] end end Its like OpenStruct...so what can you do? require ''pp'' m = Mash.new m.first_name = "john" m.last_name =

On Fri, 17 Aug 2001, Patrick Connolly wrote: > |> The data are stored in a MySQL table, and I can read them > |> into R with RMySQL obtaining a MySQLResultSet object (which I > |> suppose is a data frame ?) which looks like this: > > No, it doesn't have any column names. It would be a good idea to get > it into one since dataframes are very good ways of

I would like to make a new vector with values taken from two existing vectors conditional upon a third. At present I am doing this with a for loop but wonder if there is not a neater way, given some of the very neat things R can do. a<-rep(c("A","B"),50) b<-rep(1,100) c<-rep(2,100) a is thus "A" "B" "A" "B" "A"

IMHO, i believe that it would be more realistic to have one router providing load balancing/dead gateway to one/several subnet(s). otherwise, each server/user would have to do their own load balancing for each subnet! that, or you would need 3 routers, one for each subnet and a linux router doing the load balancing in the middle. with 3 routers, the load balancing configurations

Not terribly exciting, but I was happy to think of it. I needed a div with a fixed height that could vary depending on page content. So I did this: <div class="listcntnr" style="height: <%= @users.size / 2 * 125%>px"> Whee! --Al Evans -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Hi All, I''m trying to prevent users from deleting a folder that has contents like this: class Folder < ActiveRecord::Base has_many :myfiles has_many :folders belongs_to :folder validates_uniqueness_of :name, :scope => "folder_id" before_destroy :dont_destroy_folder_with_contents def dont_destroy_folder_with_contents if Folder.find(id) != nil ||

Hello all, given two vectors X and Y I'd like to receive a vector Z which contains, for each element of X, the index of the corresponding element in Y (or NA if that element isn't in Y). Example: x <- c(4,5,6) y <- c(10,1,5,12,4,13,14) z <- findIndexIn(x, y) z [1] 5 3 NA 1st element of z is 5, because the 1st element of x is at the 5th position in y 2nd element of z is 3,

Hi, I'd like to use R to do what excel pivot tables do, and plot results. I've never used R before, and I've managed to do something, but it's quite a lot of code to do something simple. I can't help but think I'm not "Doing it the R way". I could be using R for the wrong thing, in which case, please tell me off. I was hoping something like plot(by(t,

I recently came across this email that I wrote in May 2008 ...... ?http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/2008-May/210887.html It's such a shame that Digium manhandled the project away from the community only to then bury it and not allow it to proceed. I really wonder when I look at the Apple iphone development community as to where the 3rd party Asterisk development community

There was a thread several weeks (or months) ago on webmail applications. I didn't like any of the options and only found few that I did but they were either expensive or not maintained. So ... I raised the question on the Catalyst Framework list about Perl based webmail apps and got nothing usable. It came down to what would it take to build a Perl (Cat) webmail app. Several others on

Howdy all, For Google Summer of Code, I worked on a project I called Appinstall, which is basically an automated test framework for Wine. It works as a simple shell script, that runs several independent tests of applications, then parses the log files to make sure no applications broke, or bugs were fixed. The tests themselves are written using AutoHotKey (http://www.autohotkey.com). The neat

Interesting read in Alec Saunders blog today. http://saunderslog.com/2007/03/01/mashable-telcos/ Thought it may interest some people on this list. As food for thought, why it is that ITSP's haven't come up with more 'interesting' voice applications? When asterisk first became available I thought it was the beginning of seeing really neat applications, think Verzion's

Has anyone heard anything about these guys? Anyone seen anything like this? http://www.orative.com/solutions.php It's seems very cool, basically uses GPRS as a digital overlay on your mobile phone for additional functionality such as presence and IM though I'm sure they have some other functionality (voicemail access, call announce etc) coming down the pipeline. Any thoughts,

I've uninstalled windows and this seems to be the final hurdle as there doesn't seem to be a comparable linux app (thermodynamics equation solver). I absolutely need this program for my engineering classes. Wine looks great, and the gui winetools is pretty neat too. While running the program i get: X Error of failed request: BadDrawable (invalid Pixmap or Window parameter) Major opcode

As some of you know I've been trying to facilitate an involvement with www.tellme.com <http://www.tellme.com/> speech recognition tools and Asterisk. See www.studio.tellme.com <http://www.studio.tellme.com/> There have been a number of people who are already integrating the two and utilizing Tellme as an ASP to deliver speech recognition to their asterisk applications.

For the benefit of those outside of the USA or those unable to make it to Astricon; I wanted to send out this email. For those of you who attended Astricon in Dallas last week what was the one thing that you saw that made the trip worthwhile? (if we post enough information or comments it will be of benefit for those that didn't attend) For me personally it was the volume of