What is the best way to clone an active directtory?
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You didn't mention which OS you were using so i'm gonna assume you're using win server 2003.\n\n"Setup another DC." This DC will act as a peer server and active directory data will be copied to it when it is set up. try the microsoft windows server 2003 techcenter for more detailed information.
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In a short cut?\n\nSimply retype the "run" line... and resave or rename the shortcut.
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Check out automaticbuilder.  It's great!
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Clone DVD works very well.\nI use it.
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you can also try Netobjects fusion its easier less complicated if you dont want to learn dreamweaver....
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right click on it and hit copy then go to desktop and right click and click on create shortcut
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No easily. Its opensource. Get the source comment out the lines that allow you get to the menu and recompile. (this is much more work than an average computer want to get into)
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there many diff ways to copy and past....\n\nyou can copy (control + C) then paste (control + V )\n\nor you can right click, copy or paste\n\nor u can go to the menu bar at the top of the screen and press edit.... (this one works for those pesky sites that dont allow you to right click)
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cloning\nstem cells\ngenetic manipulation
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just extract the 1st one and the rest will follow automatically. It's in-built.
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Hi Aico,\nOpen a friendster page that has a playlist you like and view the source code. Copy& paste the goodies you want and replace their files with your files.\n-Bryce
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First you need to disassemble the program. You can do this with Visual Studio. Then you can use a reverse disassembler to regenerate the source code. Reverse disassembly isn't perfect, and will most likely regenerate horrible code, and especially if it was compiled for one language (VB) and regenerated for another (C++). Best thing would be to learn assembly really well, but here's a link that talks about what you want to accomplish:
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Follow these steps:\n\n1. create a Norton ghost diskette\n2. shutdown you pc\n3. connect the drive you want to clone (it has to be at least as big as your original drive, smaller drives won´t work)\n4. boot from your norton ghost diskette\n5. select the copy option (cant remember exactly which option it was)\n6. select from disk\n7. select to disk\n8. select the drive you want to clone from, origin drive (be very careful you select the correct one otherwise you will just erase you entire drive!!!)\n9. select the drive you want to clone to, destination drive.\n10. let the process complete itself.\n\nPresto! \n\nhope this is what you wanted to know
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use flash...though depending on your level of experience you might be in for a steep learning curve.\ni've built multi rollovers in photoshop/imageready before then used further slicing in either golive or dreamweaver, but its a big pain in the butt and prone to long loading times and breakage when i did updates and wasn't very careful.\nthere are a number of good tutorials out there on getting started with flash and tricks and even some code dump places you can lift code directly from.  i wish i could tell you exactly how to do it flash, but it would take awhile and my ability with it is just enough to be dangerous and frustrated by it.\n\nhehe - i like your robot by the way
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Faster more efficient reproduction - no suurprises
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ctrl-c copy\nctrl-v past
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Use the java.awt.Robot class.  It has the moveMouse() method.  Handy for automated testing, self-running demonstrations, etc.