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Thank you for the information!

Good to see another guru around here.

Peace.

<ul id="quote"><h6>Anonymous wrote:</h6>The winamp method works fine for me although i need a method of decoding windows DRM portected music so that i dont have to download the liscence as i cant download it.
any help muchly appreciated</ul>

yeah. that's the rub. there is no way to decode without the license.

Woah... finding more and more...

Google: filetype:pdf site:rapidshare.de

Bunch of interesting (and scary) documents and ebooks.

Thanks for the nod.

Another video format to include would be realaudio variable bit rate files:
google: +inurl:rmvb site:rapidshare.de

<ul id="quote"><h6>Mick_Fish wrote:</h6>Don't ask me how I discovered this - I am NO web guru!

javascript:void(document.oncontextmenu=null)

If there is no address bar because the item is opened in a new window, press f11 for a full screen and an address bar appears telling you where you are.
Simply paste in the javascript, press enter, and you have right-click re-enabled!!!!!
</ul>

You rock. I love it. I'll either post this in our blog or as a new recipe soon. Good find.

Alternative view about this:

http://blogs.msdn.com/ryanmy/archive/2005/05/25/421882.aspx

Woo-hoo! Thanks for the free stuff. I received it all today. Great shirt. Have you named your little logo dude?

For those that missed my other recipes:

<ul>Googling for music files:
http://www.tech-recipes.com/google_tips851.html

Googling for ebooks:
http://www.tech-recipes.com/google_tips853.html

Don't forget Davak's recap of Public Video Feeds:
http://www.tech-recipes.com/google_tips692.html...>

Did you try clearing autocomplete?
http://www.tech-recipes.com/windows_tips101.html

<ul id="quote"><h6>Username wrote:</h6>most of the directories I find dont work, why? I searched for bohemian rhapsody and founf one that woked, and it was a recording of some weirdos and their kids singing it...</ul>

I have almost filled up my iPOD through this method. Sure, you find some damaged and mislabelled files... but you experience that with P2P programs as well.

<ul id="quote"><h6>KRisk wrote:</h6>Hey where are these online radio stations?</ul>

When you open up ripcast, just click the "Station Browser" button.

<ul id="quote">I figured it out , but how do i know if i tell people how to do it on this post napster isn't listening and are going to figure out how to stop it?</ul>

That's the trick. You can't.

If want to be famous (infamous), you tell everybody how you did it. Better yet, you register, write a recipe about it. The blogs will pick it up... and your name will be spread far and wide.]

... and then napster will probably find a way to stop the program from working.

That's the way the world works! :)

Okay. Thanks!

<ul id="quote"><h6>Anonymous69 wrote:</h6>Did anyone check out my links that I had pasted a few posts above? It is about Microsoft and their DRM 10. Did anyone research it? I would love to see a successful convert on this forum. Thanks.</ul>

We've checked them... and tons of people are looking at this. Your energy is appreciated, but right now the music loopholes are closed.

<ul id="quote"><h6>leodavinci wrote:</h6>I'm having the same problem. I would imagine the older version of 5.0 Virtuosa would work if someone has a copy of it. Can you post a copy? I can provide web space if needed.</ul>

Log-in or leave an email address. If you honestly have web space, I bet somebody would still have a copy of the old version for you to post.

The new lame plug-in only makes conversion quicker/better. If Virtuosa is not working, changing the plug-in will not help.

<font color="blue">Edit: The hole in the system has been corrected and no longer seems to work. Winamp can not be used to convert files any longer.

The 14 day trial is still open. Another older program still works well for converting these files, however. You can read about that technique here:

Napster: Convert DRM WMA files to MP3s

</font>

They stopped the winamp trick.

Using virtuosa still works.

About just uninstalling winamp and reinstalling the older version...

http://www.oldversion.com/program.php?n=winamp

You have to actually download them...

and then drag the files from the windows folder into winamp.

http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=139728&cid=11708759

warlock1711 of club cdfreaks responsed on slashdot...

As the originator (as far as I can tell) of this "hack" (I wouldn't call it that), it is absolutely amazing how quickly this got around. 4 weeks from post on cdfreaks, to worldwide news, and an article on slashdot. Yay to me.

Click here to see the original post I made on this [cdfreaks.com]

Anyhow, I hope you all are enjoying it. I merely wanted to transcode the files I had bought (3207 and climbing....) so I could load them on a non-WMA-aware MP3 player like any other piece of music I own. I certainly didn't intend for Napster to start a 14-day free trial, nor did I expect this method to get "out into the wild" (although, posting on the internet is no way to keep anything secret.....). I would like to take this moment and kindly remind you all that unless you actually *buy* some tracks, Napster loses money. Napster loses enough money, they'll fold shop. The artists will then get reamed by iTunes. Don't let it happen guys, lets at least try to be honest.

New download link for output stacker:
http://marv.kordix.com/Output_Stacker.exe

http://marv.kordix.com/Output_Stacker.exe

I completely agree with this recipe... especially after the system I just cleaned last night.

Laptop that took 25 minutes to boot... and 30 seconds to respond to something as simple as a left click.

HJ showed two to three spyware players and I used HJ to repair 4-6 entries as a whole. I booted to safe mode and deleted the parts that I could find.

With the computer running much better, I downloaded and ran adaware and spybot. 20-30 files and reg changes were found and removed by each of these programs. All of these were files and reg changes that I would have missed with HJ alone.

If I would have just used hijack to clean the system, the system would have likely reinfected itself in just a few minutes.

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I have 2 computers at home both running Win XP. The both connect to the internet through my router using a cable modem. One of the computers has SP2 installed the other does not. The computer with SP2 installed cannot seem to access particular websites such as abc.com espn.com some www.wisc.edu links and others. The other computer connect to them all just fine. I have tried renewing my dhcp leases and flushing my dns cache and so on but nothing works. I also tries resetting the router. Same luck. Does anyone know what is causing this and how to fix it? Any input is greatly apprciated. Thanks

<ul id="quote"><h6>VinDSL, Lenon.com wrote:</h6>This article rocks!!! Thanks!

I've been looking for a good way to 'clean house' on W2K. My install was a couple of years old and getting flakey. My 'system resources' was jammed with tons of useless 'hiden' devices.

This article gets 10/5 stars... :D</ul>

I agree... this is a sweet little recipe.

btw, sweet php-nuke site you have there!

AlexTheBeast