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You just tried to link us to your Gmail. Put it in Google drive and link it from there. Chris audioandnetartist@...> wrote:

OK, they sent me the email, heres the PDF of the interface: Cool

one of the jobs I been talking about customer asked about control and the unit is a Westinghouse, I dont have the model but I can ask for tomorrow. As far as i know they asked someone at reps that

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I knew what the jbudz was saying, I'm betting most of the folks on this forum understood exactly what he meant. And its not just Kleenex and Xerox either, this is a very common cultural inference that

My point is a dos prompt is substantially different from the windows prompt in a way not at all analogous to Kleenex vs Puffs. A Band-aid is a kind of adhesive bandage. DOS is not a kind of shell -

The point is "DOS Prompt" is commonly used these days as the general name just like Xerox or Kleenex by lots of people. Just about every developer I know still calls it the DOS Prompt and everyone

Well, sorry for the pedantry, but I know someone who tends to constantly use the wrong name for things (not a generic descriptor like Xerox or Kleenex). It gets confusing and we're really in an

Ugh. I don't think I'm all that old - I was just being a bit facetious. And I realize it's not DOS anymore. Nor is the Xerox machine at the office actually made by Xerox :).

I don't think you need to be old to remember it. The DOS prompt was there for a while when I started using computers. But it's not DOS anymore.

Yeah, it's pretty common for us old timers to refer to the Command Prompt in the new OS's as a DOS Prompt. Geoff <chris.niles.crestron@...>wrote:

DOS prompt == Windows Command Prompt Sometimes I slip and call it that too. Chris wrote:

In addition to what Neil said, DOS doesn't ship with windows anymore, and almost nothing with computers "just works".

I do this in my house and it works great - just plug it into my network switch. You have to use the Airport Utility to tell the unit to disable the wireless. I have an 802.11g model, you can pick one

I've done it both ways. Works pretty good. -Neil Dorin

I went through the design studio theme editor and exported all the core 3ui theme images. Then I opened each and every graphics file into adobe fireworks. Do some scaling and nine slices and you have

I've never done it, but it feels bad and I think it's not what DM is designed for and the general boot up/configure times it seems like a bad idea and may exacerbate performance issues [you couldn't

No progress. Thanks for the suggestion anyway and for reading my long post. Device does show in Network Tree up but fails to upload firmware. Get a Timeout waiting for the device to respond to the

Michael, I just ran into this same issue on a old project that was working. I assume that it is firmware or database version that is the problem. Did you find a solution to this issue? Let me know.

DOS....? It mostly has to do with there being a valid DNS/gateway service on the subnet where your equipment resides. There has to be something to translate the hostname into an actual IP address. If