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If you already know a bit of Windows programming, this web site will help you turn your creativity into screen savers. You can always click on the bird at the top left to return to this page. Every screen needs a saver!

After upgrading to Windows XP SP2, Partition Magic stopped working and would display Error #11019. It's been over a year and a half since I first encountered this message and I didn't bother searching for a solution. I expected Symantecs to release a new version that would simply make this problem go away.

Well, after a year and a half, I decide to try Partition Magic again and I'm still getting the same error message. The only response on Symantec's Support website is from 2004 and it says that it's a known problem with no solution. Bull!

This site contains registry fixes, scripts, Troubleshooting Guides and freeware utilities to resolve problems in Windows XP. The resources available in this site should help you learn, diagnose and troubleshoot the common problems you face in Windows XP. Additionally, there is a section for Internet Explorer, addressing the Frequently Asked Questions in IE.

Tutorial on how to get mod_lisp running in Apache

Emacs is the preferred Scheme source code editor for many experienced PLT
Scheme developers; however, it is not easy for an Emacs neophyte to get an Emacs
environment set up and configured properly for Scheme development. The problem
is compounded if the development platform is Microsoft Windows since Unix (and
variants) is the more common platform used by experienced Scheme developers. In

In an
earlier post, I outlined how to configure Emacs to use
SLIME with either
Allegro CL,
LispWorks, or
CLISP on Windows. However, my configuration instructions for LispWorks assumed
the commercial versions of the product, not the free Personal

"I've posted (have a look
here,
here, and
here) a number of different times about setting up
SLIME for different Win32 implementations and I sometimes get emails
from people asking for help in getting things set up properly. So, I've decided to
try to write up some definitive instructions so that I can just point
people to this posting. I did a