Valaki magyar van itt? :>
Szal ha van valaki magyar pls irjon neke vagy valahogy jelezze.
thx :)
Don't you know it's a little rude conversing in a language other people present aren't fluent in?
West: The same would go for us talking in English :p
yes, however it's widely accepted that the "native" language of the internet is English. (notice I said widely, not universally, so don't bite my head off if you disagree) while there are sites dedicated to specific languages, sites that are NOT, and that are WRITTEN in english, should be posted to in English. If someone posts a question, and asks for someone to reply in their native language if they know it because they have almost no comprehension of the language other than to ask their question, well that's something else.
Or some note could be made of what lanaguage it is, if it's translatable via babelfish or google (no perfect translations, but they could do the job).
we understand. but we don't. :P (your question, I mean)
http://zuhika.fw.hu/zuhi_desktop.png
How can I change the Font of Sysstats?
ok, after MUCH looking around (austerity is NOT the easiest theme to muck with...) change the following line:
StatsFont "$Font$"
to
StatsFont (new font name)
in the x:\...\austerity\config\base.rc file.
I have my LS theme just ready :
http://zuhika.fw.hu/desk.jpg
:)
austerity is NOT the easiest theme to muck with... ?????
why?
deuce, how can I put "Shutdown Windows" and "Restart W." icons to the desktop or to the bar in theme austerity?
can you help me?
it just has a lot of scripting. I prefer less complicated themes, myself (sometimes).
just toss a shortcut onto the desktop, with the target as:
x:\litestep\litestep.exe !shutdown
and the path as
x:\litestep
that'll give you the Shutdown menu, and from there you can choose restart, shutdown, etc. as to just automatically shutdown, i'm not sure. I know there's ways to do it, but i don't know the commands.
I have a labelscript or something else and I have 2 LAN cards (one for my internet connection, other to serve the lan).The following line is in this script: "IP Address: [ip]"
And that line is not good for me...because it gives me the LAN IP adress (192.168.0.1)
What can I do with this script to give me my internet IP?
Read the xLabel docs for it.
and where is this xLabel doc? :P
Sorry,but I'm a beginner in LiteStep :)
modules\doc\label.txt
That is in this file:
ip Internet Procotol (IP) address assigned to this computer.
and now? :/
get xLabel thats xlabel.
Read the docs for xlabel (its a .chm file) it will tell you how to get multiple IP's.
ps: You really should start new threads for all these problems, they can help out others who have them, by using the search function.
I have searched this xlabel.chm file on the google & I find nothing...
(sorry for bad english,I'm from hungary)
zuhi: Reading what you said at ls-universe I now understand your problem.
You want your Public IP !!!, I dont think thats possible :/
you could try some fancy stuff with VBscript, but its not possible within (x)label.
:( sorry, its a good idea though, worth making a feature request at ls-universe for it to be added to xLabel.
fractal :: Not necessarily true. If I understand the setup right the public IP is on the machine, just wasn't being requested properly.
zuhi :: Check your Modules directory under docs. You should find an xlabel folder with the CHM file in it.
DeViLbOi: I dont think its possible dude, just the "inside" (cant remember what its called) IP. Mine is 10.0.0.1
and I am pretty sure zuhi_ is using label, not xLabel. ("modules\doc\label.txt")
fractaldesign: yes I use this ---> ("modules\doc\label.txt")
as I said I searched the xLabel doc or module on google and I don't find this stuff :/
fractal :: if he has 2 NICs he can read the IP from either. Since one of them is the connection to the internet it has to have a public IP.
Use xlabel and rtfm ;)
ip
Internet Protocol (IP) address assigned to this computer. Accepts Numbers from "1", ... to choose Network Adapter. [ip('2')] for instance.
