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Apr
17

Kadu Penguins for Tlen.pl

By rzelazko  //  Tlen.pl, Windows  //  2 Comments

I made an icon set for instant messenger Tlen.pl. Icons came from kde-look.org and are used with Kadu IM (popular linux instant messenger). Tlen 6.x icon set is based on a ‘Emoty GG 7.0 by Leshni@K’.

For Tlen 6.x users installation instructions can be found in the README.txt file in Kadu_Penguins.rar package. Kadu Penguins is available on Ekipa.tlen.pl site. Screenshot of icon set is also available there.

Tlen 7.x users should install Kadu_Penguins.o2e. To install it select “Tlen->Settings->Look and feel->Install addon” from Tlen menu, restart Tlen and select new emoticons set. read more

Jul
29

Multiple IE’s

Running all MSIE on one Windows installation

To run all M$ Internet Explorer on one Winodows you can use: multiple-ie.exe. This program install IE version 3, 4, 5.0, 5.5 and 6.0 on your Windows.

Jul
5

Hamachi Basic as Windows service

By rzelazko  //  Hamachi, Windows  //  1 Comment

To install Hamachi Basic as Windows NT/2k/XP (Vista not supported) service you must follow few steps described in: http://www.itsatechworld.com/2006/01/17/hamachi-vpn-solution/

To install Hamachi Basic as Windows Vista service you must download ServiceEx.exe. Copy it to C:\Program Files\ServiceEx and create there file HamachiService.ini. Paste there:

[ServiceEx]
ServiceExeFullPath = "C:\Program Files\Hamachi\hamachi.exe"
options = -srvany -config "C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Application Data\Hamachi"
desktop = false
Start=Auto
StartNow=false

Change there config dir. Now open command line as administrator, type there

cd C:\Program Files\ServiceEx
ServiceEx install HamachiService

Close your hamachi (if runned), type in start/run services.msc and start your new HamachiService.
Warning! Currently I don’t know how to handle “Interact hamachi with desktop” on service tab.

To install any other things as windows service you can use tool: http://www.tacktech.com/display.cfm?ttid=197 or ServiceEx.