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Helo Members,

If you have to PCs with modems can you dial into one and access the public folders? If anyone having any suggestions regarding this, please share. I did not get any suggestion from my search so I think you will help me in this discussion forum.

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Carlow Olson

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Hello Friends,

My last computer had bad virus so I had to buy a new one. How can I prevent it from happening again? Please help

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Carlow Olson

Hello Members,

Replacing options in a regular expression can get complicated quickly; you need to isolate the option you want to replace before making any changes. Doing so otherwise will potentially break the rest of the matches. This is why it's a good idea to segregate the different sections of your regular expression using parentheses as it makes it easier to work with individual segments. Regular expressions are used by a variety of scripting languages and are a powerful way to parse data from one or many files.

1. Open the script whose regular expression you would like to edit. Navigate to it.

2. Save a copy of the regular expression before changing anything by copying and pasting it into another file. Now find the parts of the regular expression you wish to change. So for example, you have: ([0-9]+[a-z])
This part of the expression will match one or more numbers, followed by one letter. If you wanted to replace that part of the expression, simply make your changes within the parentheses, otherwise you will start affecting the rest of the expression.

3. Use the built-in numbered variables to test the matches of your new expression. For each set of parentheses you have, the result of the match is stored in a numbered variable. For example, your expression is: ([0-9]+[a-z])
The sequence in which that appears in your expression is the number it's stored in. If it's the first set of parentheses, then you can see the result by using: print $1; This will print the text that matched your regular expression. If it was the second set of parentheses, you would use "$2" and so on. Continue testing your expression until it does exactly what you need it to do.

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Carlow Olson

Hi Guys,

1. Consistently monitor people who enter into the store, and pay close attention to the items already in their possession. As a loss prevention officer, you must be 100 percent certain the customer did not enter the store with an item that he is later suspected of stealing.

2. Monitor the selection process of a suspected shoplifter. A loss prevention officer must actually witness a person selecting a particular item, to eliminate the possibility that the person could already have been the owner of something identical to an item in the store.

3. Watch for any concealment of an unpaid item. A loss prevention officer must witness the shopper concealing the item within their personal property, such as in their coat, purse, bag or stroller.

4. Maintain constant surveillance. Although the loss prevention officer may have witnessed the suspect concealing an item, the suspect could have a change of heart and "ditch" the item, especially if he suspects he is being watched. If the suspect ditches the item and then is stopped by loss prevention or store security and is accused of shoplifting, the store risks legal repercussions: The suspect no longer had the item, and therefore did not steal it.

5. Wait until a suspect is attempting to exit the store without paying for the merchandise before stopping them. Loss prevention officers must first ask the suspect to produce a receipt for the item in question. Only if the suspect cannot produce a receipt should she be apprehended for shoplifting. At that time, your local police department should be contacted.

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Carlow Olson

Hi Guys,

I would recommend booting into Safe Mode with Networking and download MalwareBytes. Install it, update, and run a full system scan. Remove everything it finds. Next, run a full antivirus scan with something like MS Security Essentials.

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Carlow Olson

Hello everyone,

My name is Carlow Olson a very new to this forum. I have searched a lot but did not get any result through the search engine I found this forum and I think it is a right place to discuss on different topics. So I think you people welcome me and support me in my inconvenience.

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Carlow Olson