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know-how/software/_posts/2009-02-02-microsoft-intellipoint.md
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@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ part after the equals sign. So just copy this line and change the ID. For me it
%HID\Vid_045E&Pid_00F0.DeviceDesc%=HID_Filtr_Inst, HID\Vid_046D&Pid_C518
{% endhighlight %}
Now go to the *Device Manager* => *Mice*, right-click your mouse and choose *Update driver* => *Chose driver manually*.
Now go to the *Device Manager* → *Mice*, right-click your mouse and choose *Update driver* → *Chose driver manually*.
Select the IntelliPoint directory and you should see an entry "Microsoft USB Laser Mouse 6000 (IntelliPoint)". Install
it and reboot. Done.

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know-how/software/_posts/2009-02-08-sony-virtual-expander.md
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@ -51,11 +51,11 @@ The latest version, `VirtualExpander_v24.exe` contains the following strings har
To make it work with ANY USB drive, just get the ID of your drive:
1. go to *Control Panel* => *System* => *Advanced* => *Environment variables*
1. go to *Control Panel* → *System* → *Advanced* → *Environment variables*
1. add a new **System** variable `DevMgr_Show_Details` with the value "1"
1. <kbd>OK</kbd> your way back to the Desktop
1. open the Device Manager (make sure you closed the "System"-Control Panel before!)
1. find your USB drive in the *USB* group and right-click => *Properties*
1. find your USB drive in the *USB* group and right-click → *Properties*
1. find the ID on the new tab *Details*
Now use your favorite Hex-editor and overwrite one of the SONY IDs with the PnP-ID of *YOUR* USB drive. That's all!

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know-how/software/_posts/2009-03-05-moneyplex.md
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@ -39,3 +39,7 @@ export LANG=de_DE.ISO-8859-15@euro
{% endhighlight %}
Now you should see all umlauts correctly.
*[HBCI]: Homebanking Computer Interface
*[UTF]: Unicode Transformation Format

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know-how/software/_posts/2009-03-30-microsoft-office-oem.md
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@ -52,10 +52,17 @@ Going several pages further down, you'll find something familiar:
0000A0B0 4C 35 36 31 │ 34 30 31 2E │ 43 41 42 00 │ 9C CC 12 00 L561401.CAB..Ì..
~~~
`MSCF` stands for *MicroSoft CAB File*. It's a header for the standard `CAB` archives used to distribute software. The
`AUTORUN.INF`, `CC561401.CAB`, etc. are also a clear sign that this seems to be the index of the archive. The letters
`MSCF` are mentioned several times before this location but there was no file index near them. This one here is clearly
a standard CAB file.
`MSCF` stands for *MicroSoft Cabinet File*. It's a header for the standard `CAB` archives used to distribute software.
The `AUTORUN.INF`, `CC561401.CAB`, etc. are also a clear sign that this seems to be the index of the archive. The
letters `MSCF` are mentioned several times before this location but there was no file index near them. This one here is
clearly a standard CAB file.
So now take your favorite Hex-Editor and cut everything up to the `MSCF` header. The new file has to begin with `MSCF`.
Rename it to something `.cab` and use your favorite archiving tool to unpack it. Et voilà!
*[OEM]: Original Equipment Manufacturer
*[CD]: Compact Disc
*[MZ]: Mark Zbikowski
*[CAB]: Cabinet

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know-how/software/_posts/2009-05-17-skype-to-sip.md
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title: Skype <=> SIP Interlink
title: Skype ⇔ SIP Interlink
layout: default
created: 2009-05-17 13:06:06 +0200
updated: 2009-05-17 13:06:06 +0200
@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ So this general description should work:
|:------------|:-------------|
|`via_addr` |IP of SipToSis/SippySkype|
|`host_port` |Desired Port of SipToSis |
|`contact_url`|`sip:`//Asterisk-Skype-Extension//`@192.168.1.245:5060`|
|`contact_url`|`sip:`*Asterisk-Skype-Extension*`@192.168.1.245:5060`|
|`from_url` |some name + the `contact_url`|
|`username` |Asterisk-Skype-Extension |
|`realm` |might be not used |

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know-how/software/_posts/2009-07-17-virtualbox.md
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@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ Applications for overwriting empty blocks
Eraser (Windows)
----------------
[ [Homepage](http://eraser.heidi.ie/) ] Install as normal. Then go to *Edit* -> *Preferences* -> *Erasing...* and
[ [Homepage](http://eraser.heidi.ie/) ] Install as normal. Then go to *Edit* → *Preferences* → *Erasing…* and
select the second Tab *Unused disk space*. Create a new method with one pass and a pattern of only zeroes. Now go to
the "On Demand"-Tasks and create a new one with your local harddisks as target. Run it to perform erasing.