The script can be viewed here http://forums.webhostautomation.com/showthread.php?t=17198 .

Save the script as a .sql file and then use Windows Task Scheduler to call a batch file with the following text:

sqlcmd -S . -i “C:\Backup_All_Databases.sql”

Materials

There are really only three main screen protector materials used in today’s market. I am going to list them in the order they were released to market.

• The first type of protector are the oldest ones available. They are offered by companies like Fellowes and come in packs of 10 or 20. They are very thin sticky films that have to be custom cut for your device. These protectors are still around today and they offer protection for your screen but they have to be changed every few weeks due how easy they scratch. They are also harder to remove due to the sticky adhesive used.
• The next type of protector to come out has two versions. These protectors are often advertised in a “Crystal Clear” and “Anti-Glare” models.  I am going to call them PET protectors due to the PET coating used on them. These protectors are slightly thicker than the previous models, offer much better scratch protection, and leave no adhesive behind. They are also more rigid then the previous type. Popular sellers of these protectors include Boxwave, Martin Fields, and JavoEdge. These protectors are the clearest protectors you can buy if you purchase the “Crystal Clear” version. The “Anti-Glare” version features a somewhat hazy coating that prevents glare but decreases visibility. These protectors are often sold on Ebay under the headings of PET Screen Protector, Japanese Screen Protector, and 99% Clear Screen Protectors. These protectors are applied dried with a card to smooth the protector during installation.
• The most recent type of material on the market are the slightly thicker urethane based films made popular by Zagg, BodyGuardz, and BestSkinsEver. These skins are more durable than the PET based protectors but visibility is not quite as good and they are known for their “Orange Peel” finish.  These protectors are much more flexible than the PET protector and are often advertised as Full Body skins.  These protectors are often applied with water or a special “solution” which is often water mixed with a small amount of detergent.

Cut

Once a manufacture have a material the only difference between them and another company is their cut. When choosing a screen protector it is often best to look at reviews to see who offers the best cut for your device. Each cut is going to be slightly different. However if you are shopping on Ebay you will notice most PET screen protectors all have the same cut. Most of these protectors are coming from one or two factories in Asia.

Conclusion

Personally I use the PET based protectors. They offer the best clarity and ease of installation. I have tried multiple urethane based products in the past but the look and finish of the “Orange Peel” is somewhat unsightly. My devices usually have a PET protector and either a hard rubberized plastic case or a silicone rubber case. I have found this combination works best for me.

The Windows extension failed to read its confiuration settings from the RSReportServer.config file. The extension is not available to users.

To resolve you need to edit reportserver.config. By default this file is at  C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.3\Reporting Services\ReportServer\. Do a search for the old computer name and replace with with the current computer name or “localhost”.

• The first step is to have Outlook 2007 open and browse to your document library.
• In the library go to Actions, Connect to Outlook.

• Click on Advanced to update the name of the connection. If you use Outlook on multiple computers you have the choice of only displaying the list on the current computer.

• Click OK and the library will now appear in the Sharepoint Lists folder in Outlook.

To enable:

1. Launch uTorrent and go to Options, Preferences.
2. Click on Web UI and check mark “Enable Web UI”. Set your username and password.
3. By default you will connect on the current listening port setup in uTorrent. Usually you already have a firewall entry for this port so I suggest using the default. If you want to change it you can but you will also need to setup a new firewall rule for the port.
4. Click on OK and then browse to http://YOURPUBLICIPorDNSName:YOURPORT/gui

OLE DB provider “SQLNCLI” for linked server “servername” returned message “Unspecified error”.

OLE DB provider “SQLNCLI” for linked server “servername” returned message “The stored procedure required to complete this operation could not be found on the server. Please contact your system administrator.”.

Msg 7311, Level 16, State 2, Line 1

Cannot obtain the schema rowset “DBSCHEMA_TABLES_INFO” for OLE DB provider “SQLNCLI” for linked server “servername”. The provider supports the interface, but returns a failure code when it is used.

To fix this error you need to run the instcat.sql file on the 2000 instance. This file is in SP4. This file adds a missing stored procedure to the 2000 instance.

For a renamed default instance, run the following procedures:
sp_dropserver
GO
sp_addserver, local
GO

For a renamed named instance, run the following procedures:
sp_dropserver
GO
sp_addserver, local
GO

Starting on 8/29/08 the cost for SMS/MMS text messages on T-Mobile’s network will be increasing from $.10 to $.20 per message. If you want to get out of your T-Mobile contract without paying an ETF (Early Termination Fee) this is your chance! I have documented the process below.

Please note this is only valid for people who do not have an add-on messaging plan. If you pay for a bundled messaging add-on you cannot use the rate increase as grounds for breaking the contract. This is only valid for people not worried about losing your current phone number. If want to keep the phone number you will have to do some more haggling with the CR you talk to.

1. This step is very important. If you have not sent or received a SMS message within the past three months send a SMS message to your T-Mobile phone now. You can do this from another phone or from one of the many websites offering sms testing serices. If you try this without having a recent text message on your account T-Mobile will deny your request stating that the change will not affect you since you do not use text messaging.

2. Log into your T-Mobile account at http://www.t-mobile.com/. Click on Billing then on Current Usage. Verify that the SMS Text message you just sent shows up under current usage. If you do not see a message wait a few hours and check back. Based upon my experience the site updates a few times per day. Bottom line is if you do not see the message the CR will not see it.

3. Call T-Mobile’s main support number at 1-800-937-8997. When prompted by the automated system say “Cancel my account”. This should send you to the right department.

4. When the customer service (CR) person asks why you are calling say, “I want to cancel my account. I was notified today that the SMS messaging rate will be increasing from $.10 to $.20 on 8/29.” Some CRs seem to know about this and others don’t. They may put your on hold and verify the change.

5. The CR will probably come back and offer you incentives to keep your contract. Deny all offers.

6. If you haven’t used text messaging within the past 3 months the CR will say the change doesn’t affect you and you will need to pay the ETF. Tell them you received a text message today and it will affect you. Tell them to check your recent activity.

7. The CR may say the change doesn’t take effect until 8/29. Quote T-Mobile’s Terms of Service here. Tell the CR that according to the Terms of Service you must cancel within 14 days of receiving the notification. If they argue over this point or any other point simply read the following excerpt from the Terms of Service.

Section 3:

IF WE MODIFY A MATERIAL TERM OF OUR AGREEMENT WITH YOU AND THE MODIFICATION WOULD BE MATERIALLY ADVERSE TO YOU, WE WILL NOTIFY YOU OF THE INCREASE OR MODIFICATION AND YOU CAN CANCEL THAT SERVICE WITHOUT PAYING A CANCELLATION FEE (WHICH IS YOUR ONLY REMEDY) BY FOLLOWING THE CANCELLATION INSTRUCTIONS IN THE NOTICE. IF YOU DO NOT CANCEL YOUR SERVICE BY FOLLOWING THOSE INSTRUCTIONS, OR YOU OTHERWISE ACCEPT THE CHANGE, THEN YOU AGREE TO THE INCREASE OR MODIFICATION, EVEN IF YOU PAID FOR SERVICE IN ADVANCE. IF THE NOTICE DOES NOT SAY HOW LONG YOU HAVE TO CANCEL, THEN IT IS WITHIN 14 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF THE NOTICE, UNLESS A LONGER PERIOD IS REQUIRED BY LAW.

7. The CR should then put you on hold to cancel the account.

8. Once done log back into your T-Mobile account at http://www.t-mobile.com/. You should not be able to view any current details or current plan details.

9. If you cannot get anywhere with the CR ask to speak to a manager or hang up and call again to get another CR.

10. If all else fails tell the CR you will file a report with the FCC and fill out the form located at http://esupport.fcc.gov/complaints.htm. Most of the time filling out this form will result in swift action by the service provider.

In my case I contacted support early in the day and requested the cancellation. Since I hadn’t used text messaging in the past three months the CR I spoke to told me I would have to pay the ETF. This CR knew about the change and was very friendly about it. He told me to just send a new text to my phone and wait a few hours and call back. I sent the text and waited until it showed on my online account manager. The second CR had no idea about the change and it required a lot of prodding on my part to get him to cancel it. Getting a good CR is just the luck of the draw. The process can be very easy or very difficult based on the CR you talk to.