faq

Find out what printer is your default: echo $PRINTER If this does not output anything or is incorrect: echo > ~/.default_printer_user where is the printer you want to set:

f2, f2d, f3, f3d, f4, f4d, s0, s0d, s1, s1d, s2, s2d

To find the...

By default, your reply-to address it the address from which you send the message.You can change this so that replies go to another address.
1.) Run pine
2.) select S for Setup
3.) select C for Configure
4.) type W for Where is
5.) type customized...

If you are logged into a Solaris machine:

In a terminal window, type,
xkill
Then it will ask you to click on the window you would like to choose

From any machine:

From a terminal window, type:
pkill -u your_username name_of_process
You...

On a Linux machine:

1. Make note of the name of the machine you are on.
2. Log into another machine
3. ssh into the machine that is frozen
4. type pkill -9 -u your_username 5. This should log you out and kill all the processes.
The frozen terminal...

Sometimes an application will not start up because a previous process from that application is still running in the background and did not properly exit.

To check if the process is still running,

On the Task bar at the bottom of your screen, click...

Add the line:

(require 'tex-site)

to your ~/.emacs file. This should force xemacs to load auctex.

If want to view it on a Windows machine, first you need to log into a Unix machine to extract out the data.

1. From a terminal window, type: binhex file_name > output_file_name

2. From a terminal window, type: hexbin -d output_file_name

Then...

1. From a terminal window type,
hexbin -d file_name

This will create a file with the name file_name.data

2. Rename the file to remove the .data extension
mv file_name.data file_name

Now you can open up the file with the usual application...

If you receive an e-mail with an attachment embedded within:

1. save the e-mail as a plain text file
2. edit the e-mail and remove any headers

   Delete everything before and including the lines that look like:
   
   Content-Disposition: attachment...

Mounting Media in the 6-in-1 Card Reader

1. Right-click on the desktop. Select "Disks", then select the device you are mounting

(i.e. multimediacard, smartmedia, memstick, compactflash)

-OR-

2. At the terminal prompt, type:

mount /mnt/'device'...