Run file in Unix?. Does anyone know how to run *.exe files in UNIX or Linux computers. I would appreciate any of your suggestions for this problem? Thanks.. Does anyone know how to run *.exe files in UNIX or Linux computers. I would appreciate any of your...

Importing a file from Unix to windows xp. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support () My windows partition got corrupted, so I used my Redhat Linux to develop a document in the default wordprocessor there. I have converted the document...

name then only unix stuff can access the file. MS gives guidelines on naming. But they aren't the full specs but rules that allow Dos/Win16/Win9x, and WinNT programs (and OS/2 is closely related to Dos) to all access the file (unix is too different). Here...

disappears even if i am tying something. I ran latest Norton antivirus and it found nothing. can someone help me fix this annoyance? is there a way to check what jobs are on a timer (like the cron file in unix). if i look at the list of running processes...

completion can be turned on with a registry tweak but Cygwin, which has an implementation of bash on Windows, is so slow to scan the commands that I for one usually don't bother with command completion. File completion works reasonly well.) ObJava:...

writable for all OSs because the use A-Z only and are shortish. But the legal name rules are different. If you breech a windows rule in a Unix program then Windows programs can't access the files but unix programs can. -- ...

I need to carry with me lots of plain ASCII text files (info files, >Unix manual pages, emails, source and configuration files etc...). Just > to give some numbers , consider the example of about 8000 files within > 500 directories requiring 200 MBof memory....

to make sure. > Your skepticism seems to be well-founded. One should be very careful buying any software on eBay, as eBay makes no prior effort to ensure that such sales are legitimate; they react only when someone files a complaint. (And then...

the rpm is not compatable with debian and ran a converter to get a deb file. Clicking on the bin file calls up wine which exits with an error code 1. I finally got wine working and it tells me that the bin file is a unix binary and does not work with wine....

the type of solution I was hoping to avoid. It seems that there should be one registry hive.... or a "Wireless config wizard" that could import and export a config in a file. If this were only UNIX..... ;) Thanks for the help though. aL "Diamontina...