Hp Slimline PWR Supply

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Yeah, I was wondering if anyone knows how to make this 20/24 pin to 24 small pin atx pwr adapter. I have a 500 watt pwr supply but the slimline in question (s3123w) has the wierdest tiny ATXPWR1. So if anyone can show me the guide or even point me to one please do. Oh, and I am willing to scrap the small piece from the dead slimline pwr supply and i have pwr supply wires, crimps, and a 24 pin large female connecter. just need to know:
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huh? pictures might be helpful...

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Okay, I'm trying to make the adapter from this link:

http://www.directron.com/hp24mini.html?gsear=1

I have already cleaned up the ends from the tiny atx from my old hp Slimline power supply cable and I have a power wiring kit that just happened to have a female 20 pin atx (10x2) so I basically just need to know if there are any specific wirings to various models of these Adapters and beyond that, if there are any other things that might help then please share.

The adapter in the link is exactly what i need but I don't use my cards on the internet because I have had my Numbers stolen, 2x. So I just need to know the wiring diagrams for a Standard 20-pin atx Power Supply Unit [--------] -> to the tiny HP slimline Power Supply Unit [------].

If it helps the MOBO in question is a " ASUS m2nc51-ar" from the HP Pavillion s3123w Slimline

-David
-Thanks for your time

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