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Blighty could put a (WO)MAN on MARS by 2040, says sci minister
British science minister David Willetts reckons there'll be a human on Mars within 30 years - and Blighty could help to put them there. Speaking at the end of Prime Minister David Cameron's trip to China, Willetts said that the UK could help to broker a deal between international powers to get the cooperation necessary for a …
"Willetts said that the UK could help to broker a deal between international powers to get the cooperation necessary for a manned mission to the Red Planet"
Well, we wouldn't want to get our hands dirty with science, manufacturing or even design, would we?
I nominate Willetts (and all the rest of the human refuse at Westminster) to be flushed down a giant toilet. Charge the public money to operate the lever, with auctioning of the rights to flush our more crooked and/or less competent politicians. That should get enough to make a dent in the national debt.
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"I nominate Willetts (and all the rest of the human refuse at Westminster) to be flushed down a giant toilet. Charge the public money to operate the lever, with auctioning of the rights to flush our more crooked and/or less competent politicians. That should get enough to make a dent in the national debt."
All very patriotic. However that's not quite the speech you can (or should) give when you're a guest of the 1st (or 2nd) richest country on Earth.
You might like to keep in mind that Willets has also helped shake loose the funding for Reaction Engines Skylon project, which as a side project looked at the logistics of sending an expedition to Mars, called "project Troy "
Note RELmake no comments on whate nationality it's crew would come from.
Re: Tragic
Nice! didn't know about their project Troy...
Although Skylon is clearly the way forward for LEO access now they have proven their pre-cooler technology!
There'll be a thriving Indian community by then.
Re: 2040?
The Indian Space Program was outsourced by the UK !
The logic is so simple even MP's are begining to work it out.
The UK gives the Indian governement money to help with basic infrastructure projects.
The Indian's however spend money on space exploration rather than basic infrastructure, because the UK is paying for that.
Therefor the UK is paying for India's space program.
Re: 2040?
I support this logic!
ANYTHING to keep the duo terribile of the Indian subcontinent to exchange nukes over the latest rape & holy place burndown events.
"We are trusted partners of America"
Trusted by whom, exactly?
Re: "We are trusted partners of America"
They might trust us, but I for sure don't trust them....
making my next gen shuttle as a shared project would be better then sending some poeple off to mars in a tin can with no actual point or goal
6mw perpetual generator and magnetic pulse drives or xenon, you could go back and forth in a day or month with xenon
push 2 electro magnet poles together in a tube and releae the force, you could go lightspeed with alot of electric when done in space, pulses keep a constant when in a planets atmosphere etc
countries spent more on the eurofighter, then all the space agencies would need to spend on fabricating more of their semi classified materials to make everything toughened graphite and titanium
make a magnetic pulse drive and you can leave earth with no need for air combustion, or fuel with some lame 1kw nuclear reactor you need to dump all the waste and heat from into some rubbish plasma drive
We have "Vote up" and "Vote down" buttons, what would be really useful is a "I'm sorry but I think you are completely insane" button.
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you could easily put a 100kw generator on a new shuttle smaller then a 747 and abit bigger then NASA`s old shuttle, to power all your super computers etc, and have no need for all the extra weight and insulation of your 1kw nuclear reactor
pulse drives would take 10 years to master, sitting in a lab going through all the watts and weight to force factors and knowing the timing needed for each pulse to keep a constant thrust
you could drop off deep space hubbles, and do many things and create new sensors and controll systems and anti gravity, instead of just sending someone into space in a tin can to die
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It's fantastic what we could do if we just ignored physics, reality and all that other nonsense. :)
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push any 2 magnets together and let go, electro magnets can have power upto 1Mw
you have 3 ring magnets working together, towards the exit of the tube, and the main magnet at the other end, you turn off either of the magnets, and it pushing you forward, an object is an object, you just more powerful magnets
inspace, there is no friction, you would go lightspeed
its the same as a how maglev train gets pushed along its track, just different math for thruster tubes
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this sounds like a good idea
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damn right, you would only need 1 powerful pulse when in space, and then you could turn your engines off
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You do realize you cannot get more energy out of repelling magnets than the amount it takes to push them together in the first place?
Re: inspace, there is no friction, you would go lightspeed
Amazing, every single word is wrong!
Space is not a total vacuum, there is friction! Lots if you go really fast.
It is impossible and undesirable for matter with mass to go at c.
Time stops at c, consider a photon, from it's perspective it is simultaenously created, at every point in it's journey and destroyed/absorbed/whatever. So if your hypothetical craft attained c it would instantly either crash into something or find itself at the death of the universe.
Re: inspace, there is no friction, you would go lightspeed
same old, same old,.
1 you have your magnetic pulse propulsion
2 you have 40-200 kw spare on your generator, because your a man and you can
3 electro magnets can go upto 1mw which is 1 million watts, the same as a wind farm turbine can generate 6mw, 6 million watts while the maximum is 10mw
4 when in space, you charge up your magnetric extra power, and blast your small light craft into light speed
if you actually wanted to go lightspeed, you would also need a few megawatts for the electro magnetic force field
Re: inspace, there is no friction, you would go lightspeed
Indeed, there is friction in space. There are also lots of wee rocks and 'stuff' in your way. At light, or near light speed, it would not be possible to detect obstacles in time to avoid them. You would run completely through/over the obstacle at the very same time you became aware of its existence.
Going really, really fast, in anything (space craft, cars, boats, etc...), isn't just about propulsion. It's as much about controlling your vehicle/craft and navigating at those speeds.
Even if we had propulsion that enabled light speed travel it wouldn't do us much good. We also have to build sensors and methods of communication that travel significantly faster than whatever your craft is capable of. We're a long way from anything like that.
Re: inspace, there is no friction, you would go lightspeed
and would just cause plasma, not slow you down a massive amount having to battle against gravity aswell
in todays world, a 100kw generator onboard, would give you enough force to get to mars in a day, from a standing orbit, and no need for sling shots or waiting for the weather
Re: inspace, there is no friction, you would go lightspeed
so if a shuttle is docked at the ISS, it could just undock, point its nose at mars, and have 1 powerful magnetic pulse, and deliver some chickens and supplies to mars the next day
Re: inspace, there is no friction, you would go lightspeed
If what you say was possible, which it isn't, given an average distance to Mars of 225million km, presuming you accelerate half way turn round then decelerate the rest of the way that would subject the ship to a constant force of 12.3G, enough over 24 hours to turn anything organic to mush, and no, suspending in water or a gel of some kind wouldn't help.
However from you fantasy you seem to think you'd give it a single blast to a velocity to cruise to Mars in a day and then I guess by magic you'd stop the ship somehow.
So to cover 225mkm in 24 hours you need to go at 9,375,000 kmph, if your magnoblast took 10 seconds then the acceleration would be 13,030G, enough to turn a steel ball into a pancake.
First learn some maths then try some physics, it might prevent you looking such an idiot.
Re: inspace, there is no friction, you would go lightspeed
you dont need to accelerate half the way
push any 2 magnets together you have laying around and let go of one of them, the force the magnet will be push away from the other comes out the thruster tubes and pushes your craft along
if you were in space, you would only need 1 powerful pulse, and it would probably get you to mars in a day
a 100kw generator and electro magnets could give more 1000s more gauss then any planet
maglev trains levitate by pushing 2 opposite poles together, and turn on and off the magnets 100,000 a second to push the train along
Re: inspace, there is no friction, you would go lightspeed
Have you read a single word I've typed?
The G forces would destroy anything not made of solid metal and a hard metal at that.
Magnets do not provide free energy, to get energy out you have to put energy in first.
Your maths are way out, say a capsule of 20 tonnes, The energy required to impart a speed of nearly 10million mph would need your little generator to run for a long time.
"maglev trains levitate by pushing 2 opposite poles together"
Like poles you idiot, opposite poles attract.
Re: inspace, there is no friction, you would go lightspeed
there are no G forces in space, there is no gravity for there to be any G
if you were turning magnets on and off 100,000 times a second, then the previous field has already weakened from the previous push and being turned off
unless your going to spend a few years rewriting the rules of thrust and force factors and doing off the math, then nothing will break up
its a good job there are 2 types of maglev trains, bothing doing different things with its poles
Re: inspace, there is no friction, you would go lightspeed
You really are mad aren't you?
If there were no G forces in space there would be no G forces on a planet, in fact planets couldn't form or stars or anything larger than a few atoms held together by electrostatic forces.
Even Star Trek had Inertial Dampeners to counteract the G forces when they manoeuvred, by current physics such a device is fantasy but it would be necessary unless you wanted to keep all manoeuvres to less than a few times 9.81ms/s
Please for the sake of your sanity read a basic physics primer paying special attention to Newtons laws and if you understand the maths, what Maxwell had say about magnetism.
It it plain from everything you write you know nothing about real physics, perhaps plenty of pretend fantasy physics from the lunatic fringe on the Internet, but I have not seen a single proposal of yours that would or could work.
Re: inspace, there is no friction, you would go lightspeed
perpetual generator works, along with magnetic pulse drive
you can make dynamos lighter and more efficient with a motor with the same spin ratio etc
they are the only power source that are better then a fusion reactor
power is green, and needs no other fuel
if nasa's best come up with a cruddy nuclear that can only do 1kw, theres no point dreaming of a magnetic pulse drive
G force are todo with what your body can cope with while gravity affects your blood flow and body, nothing todo with the divine cosmic bollox
maglev trains and frances trains only use a few kw, both can easily do more then 300kph
Re: inspace, there is no friction, you would go lightspeed
if space agencies make a new shuttle, they can go out of orbit as and when and do drone test and invent the rest of space travel
Re: inspace, there is no friction, you would go lightspeed
"perpetual generator works"
Re: inspace, there is no friction, you would go lightspeed
Don't bother, it's plain that Zmodem is either a troll or insane, I countered every one of his suggestions and he has not answered any of the critique although getting someone who thinks perpetual motion works and that matter can be accelerated to c is a waste of time because it's obvious they either can't or don't want to understand basic physics.
Also he hates everybody on the ISS, his idea of using it as a base for what is basically a space cannon ignores "Every action causes an equal and opposite reaction" as his launch would send the ISS flying off at 100,000 mph and squish everything on board with a force equal to 130G (assuming the projectile is equal to 1% of the ISS mass).
Re: inspace, there is no friction, you would go lightspeed
neither, perpetual generators is all explained on 1 page as simple as it can be explained : here
there is no friction in space, you have magnetic fields from all stars and planets reaching out into the unknown, those fields will not cause you any concern, on your first drive craft
they will affect you if you want to go alot faster, and then you need a force field to turn your craft into a neutron, and then magnets would still have to be turned on and off 100,000 times a second, to stop plasma and the fields you a passing through are always changing gauss/forces
all thrust math and knowledge todo with combustion engines do not apply to magnetic forces, the sun feild in 1 gauss and hold togehter its billion kg mass or whatevers : here
Re: inspace, there is no friction, you would go lightspeed
if space agencies had a new shuttle, they could fly a drone towards the sun, and find out how much power a force field needs to be to stop solar storms, like earth field stop 90% of the radiation
Are you trolling?
You sound quite mad... No G-Force in space? it is the acceleration that causes the G-Force... it is not gravity that causes it... we just measure the force using G's...
You cannot get something from nothing even I cannot accept perpetual motion generators, or that there is no G-Force in space...
Re: @Zmodem
because there is earths gravity working inside your cockpit, there is no gravity in space, you float around, and tests are still carried out to find out how no gravity affects your body while floating around
your not getting something from nothing with a mans perpectual generator, trully dont know how thick you all are
you have a battery, the original power from the battery, powers the motor upto its 20RPM which generates the electric, 2% of its power loops back to the motor, the rest of the generated electric goes to the main grid, then its fully perpetual
who gives a fucking shit about having to have a small bit of power to start it up, except for complete twats
Re: @Zmodem
" there is no gravity in space"
Re: @Zmodem
Really you are a complete moron, if there was "no gravity in space" what would keep the planets in orbit?
You "float around" because the gravity acting on the capsule and the gravity acting on the occupant are equal so relative to the capsule one is weightless, exactly the same as if you were in a free falling elevator or on a parabolic flight. The tests in orbit are "microgravity" that should give you a clue if you weren't completely clueless.
As for perpetual motion, OK I'm wrong, Newton was wrong, Einstein was wrong, Dirac was wrong, Maxwell was wrong, Hawkins is wrong, Higgs is wrong, in fact every scientist in the world is wrong but you are right, let us know when you collect your Nobel prize.
Re: @Zmodem
just paypal me £100 and im good
none of those people were alive, when dynamo`s had billions spent on making them good with direct drive axles so the world could create wind farms and be a workable solution to power needs
just need 40mph bit of wind for 6MW, not a massive lake and the forces of a million gallons a second
Re: @Zmodem
"none of those people were alive"
Several of them are still alive now, the formula used to design alternators are all from Maxwell (they do not use dynamos which generate useless DC but alternators that produce useful AC). Also the windfarm type generators have complex gearboxes and are certainly not direct drive as the rpm from a wind turbine would not be adequate.
I would expect a 7 year old to know that in magnets, like poles repel and opposite poles attract, however you seem to be ignorant of this fundamental fact so if you get that wrong everything else you say is questionable.
In fact everything you have written is wrong. There are some fundamental laws in physics which in all probability are never going to be found to be false, one of them is the law of conservation of energy which precludes perpetual motion, if even the US patent office reject patents on perpetual motion and they will patent almost anything then it's a fair bet it is impossible but you toddle off to a shed and prove us all wrong.
Re: @Zmodem
wind farm turbines have gear boxes for health and safety and stop : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqEccgR0q-o : failures happening and they are all direct drive : http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=direct+drive+wind+turbine : or read the specifications on any power company website which owns a wind farm
wind turbine have a minimum generating RPM which is needed to begin to generate power, they have a maximum RPM which is normal 20, any faster, no power will be generated
wind turbines generate, AC/DC watts or volts, anything you need, its all about money
using a electric motor instead of wind, you have a constant green power source
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Re: inspace, there is no friction, you would go lightspeed
That ones simple. Just ask the guys building electric cars: regenerative braking. You slow down AND accumulate energy all at the same time.
Re: @Zmodem
the whole world fails with all you caring about life and having jobs etc and never writing new chaptors, only knowing what someone else has written
you can probaly make a cruddy generator with
although a cruddy charger is`nt a £2000 modern 20rpm turbine
Re: @Zmodem
Get on and build it then.
Re: @Zmodem
i dont need to, all the lurkers can, in 30 mins lunch break who read all about paper planes being sent into space
small turbines are just your scale model for the real thing, and the amount of power thats needed to actually start a generator up is so small, its not worth caring about
Re: inspace, there is no friction, you would go lightspeed
Re: inspace, there is no friction, you would go lightspeed
by being a scientist, and make it possible to turn your wing thrusters around, and use 3x the power pulses then you would when in earths atmosphere
just like this http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/imagenes_exopol/exopolZZZZZZP_02.jpg
not this http://atomictoasters.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/panam_orion.jpg
Re: inspace, there is no friction, you would go lightspeed
this could work either side of the pond http://hassaanrabbani.files.wordpress.com/2011/08/x-wing-bomber.jpg?w=538
Re: @Zmodem
"i dont need to"
Then I don't care what you have to say about any of this because so far it's nonsense.
Put up or shut up.
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Veolia Environnement VE SA, formerly Veolia Environnement, incorporated on November 24, 1995, is a provider of environmental management services, which include water and wastewater services, environmental services, energy services (excluding the production, trading and sale of electricity, other than production through co-generation) and transportation services. The Company's clients include a range of public authorities, industrial and commercial services customers, and individuals worldwide. Its operations are conducted through four divisions: water, environmental services, energy services and transportation. Its principal operating subsidiaries in each division include Veolia Eau Compagnie Generale des Eaux (water), Veolia Proprete (environmental services), Dalkia (energy services) and Veolia Transport (transportation). The Company provides drinking water to more than 80.4 million people and treat wastewater for 58.5 million people in the world, process nearly 68 million tons of waste. On October 1, 2008, the Company acquired Ridgeline Energy, which is engaged in the development of wind energy projects. On December 16, 2008, the Company sold the Clemessy and Crystal businesses in the Energy services division. In February 2010, the Company's subsidiary, Veolia Environmental Services North America Corp., completed the disposal of its American Energy-from-Waste business to Covanta Holding Corporation. In May 2010, Iride SpA announced that San Giacomo Srl, a wholly owned subsidiary of Iride Acqua Gas SpA, has purchased the shares owned in Mediterranea Delle Acque S.p.A. (MdA) by Veolia Eau Compagnie Generale des Eaux SA, a subsidiary of Veolia Environnement SA, equal to 17.1% of the share capital of MdA.
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The Company, through Veolia Proprete, is engaged in waste collection, recycling and processing, and handles waste in all forms and at all stages of the waste cycle. Veolia Proprete manages liquid waste, solid waste, non-hazardous and hazardous waste (with the exception of nuclear waste) from collection to recovery, on behalf of both public authorities and industrial customers. Environmental services division furnishes waste management and logistical services, which include waste collection, waste processing, cleaning of public spaces, offices and factories, maintenance of production equipment, treatment of polluted soil, and management of waste discharge at industrial sites.
Veolia Proprete provides urban cleaning services in cities, including London, Paris, Alexandria, Singapore and Dresden. Veolia Proprete also provides mechanized street cleaning and building facade treatment services. Veolia Proprete offers cryogenic cleaning and reservoir cleaning services at refineries and petro-chemical sites. Veolia Proprete provides liquid waste management services that consist primarily of pumping and transporting sewer network liquids and oil residues to treatment centers.
Veolia Proprete provides decomposition services for waste products at treatment centers, such as electric and electronic products and fluorescent lamps. During the year ended December 31, 2008, Veolia Proprete processed nearly 67 million tons of waste in its sorting and recycling centers, composting units, hazardous waste treatment centers, incineration units and landfill sites. Veolia Proprete processes approximately 11.8 million tons of non-hazardous solid waste (consisting of urban waste) per year at its 77 waste-to-energy recovery and incineration plants. During the year ended December 31, 2008, Veolia Proprete processed approximately 37 million tons of non-hazardous waste in 154 landfill sites.
The Company competes with Suez Environnement, Waste Management and Republic Services Inc.
Energy Services
The Company conducts its energy services activities through Dalkia, a provider of energy services to companies and public authorities. Dalkia provides services relating to heating and cooling networks, decentralized energy production, thermal and multi-technical systems, industrial utilities, installation and maintenance of production equipment, integrated facilities management, and electrical services on public streets and roads. Dalkia operates urban heating and cooling networks. As of December 31, 2008, Dalkia managed 700 urban heating and cooling networks worldwide, particularly in the United States, France, the United Kingdom, Italy, Germany, Eastern and Central Europe, and the Baltic states.
Dalkia provides public, industrial and service sector customers with integrated energy services, including plant design, construction and improvement, energy supply, and plant management and maintenance. Dalkia provides facilities management services for industrial and service sector customers, such as business premises, corporate offices and health institutions. Together with Veolia Eau, Dalkia provides residential services to private individuals through Proxiserve, a joint subsidiary (energy/water services), including the maintenance of heating, air conditioning and plumbing systems, and meter-reading services.
The Company competes with ENEL, Vattenfall, Fortum, ATEL and EON.
The Company, through Veolia Transport, is a private operator of public transportation in Europe. Veolia Transport operates passenger transportation services on behalf of national, regional and local authorities. Veolia Transport operates a number of bus networks, suburban trains, tramways and metros, and provides customized transportation-on-demand services. Veolia Transport is engaged in designing, planning and operating services, managing personnel, providing drivers and ticket inspectors, marketing efforts and customer service, as well as the maintenance, cleanliness and security of vehicles and network stations. In urban areas, Veolia Transport provides interconnected bus, tramway, metro and train transportation services through a ticketing system coordinated by the principal transportation provider or transportation authority. Veolia Transport also offers services within networks managed by several different operators in urban areas, including, the Paris suburbs, Stockholm, Sydney and Dusseldorf. Veolia Transport also operates ferry services in tandem with its bus services in various urban areas.
The Company competes with Firstgroup, National Express, Stagecoach, Arriva, Go Ahead, Keolis, Transdev, Deutsche Bahn, RATP, SNCF, ComfortDelgro and MTRC.
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As Administrator, Ive created my own folders for my documents. These are located in the D: partition of my hard drive; and they are shown in the Library section of the contents of the computer, on the left.
Now, when opening the computer from the Guest Account, my own folders do not appear in the Library, all right. But just below the Library there appears the rest of the computer content, including the D: partition, and any Guest can access all the folders and files there, including my documents.
How can I hide the folders of each User from any other Guests, not only in the Library but also in their actual location in the hard drives?
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OK this appears to be a simple permissions issue.
go to your root folder on the D: drive and right click the folder and select properties.
on the security tab you should see a list of those who have access to the folder - Make sure that your user has full rights and remove all rights to the "everyone" user group. This when OK'd should xascade down to all files and folders contained in the folder
If you wish you can adjust the rights available to any other particular user on the system - Make sure that you do not remove or change any rights given to system or administrative users unless you fully understand the result
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Thank you, for you immediate reply; but your tip doesnt work properly;
no doubt because I organized the accounts wrongly.
I have only two: one is (my name), with administrator rights and password; the other is Guest, with no special rights, the one built in the system. The systems Administrator I deleted, or changed its name to (my name).
Now, when I go to my own folders and reach >Security, the dialogue box lists these 4 ategories: Certifed users, SYSTEM, Administrator and Users.
And if I deany rights to the last item, that applies not only to Gest, but also to me, (my name), as administrator.
Perhaps you also know how I can fix that.
Thanks, anyway for your help this far.
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The problem is a known one here in that any Deny permission overrides any Allow permission.
Your actual user and guest users are both part of the Users group - Therefore if you Deny the users group access and allow your user access - the Deny takes priority and thus overrides the Allow permission
What you need to do is ensure that your user has full control and then uncheck all the Allow permissions for the Users group.
Oh and not quite sure what the certified users group is but it may need to have properties adjusted too - but best to work with the Users account first.
In order to use the Deny permission you need to deny the Guest user or user group specifically - but I find that the removal of allow permissions is a lot more controlled - to add a deny permission to the Guest account you need to click add on the permissions tab and then type the name into the box - the system should then add an entry that may be adjusted
This is a subtle difference but one that can cause confusion
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Sorry, Barman58; I've been absent for a few days.
Thank you for your help. With your advise, and using also the 'share' function, I managed all right.
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You brought me to Windows 7 Forums by telling me how to very simply do something scores of others insisted could not be done (Windows Explorer Auto Arrange - Disable).
I have another simple question that all the responders here say "it can't be done"
...despite my having been able to do it for over a year now.
The problem is it has recently stopped doing it.
I have been able to retain the original sequencing (numerical or alphabetical) when I do multiple renames within a folder since shifting to Windows 7. That capacity has stopped recently and I don't know why, or how to restore it. I've addressed this to you because ALL the responders here have told me that what I have been doing for a year now cannot be done. They will obviously be of no use in helping me to restore something now gone missing when they (wrongly) insist it doesn't exist.
Can you help?
Continued from: renaming files - Vista Forums
|My System Specs
|15 Apr 2011
Hello Hartlyn,
You might see if doing a system restore using a restore point (if available) dated when you were able to do it to see if you may still be able to afterwards.
|My System Specs
|15 Apr 2011
Although I hate to say it... maybe a third party software is needed. I read your other thread and do find this weird. I have seen a few minor problems in Windows 7 but I would expect the sequence to be retained. I just tried this and found the same result. when renaming multiple file types, they are sorted by file type and named the same ex. red(1).txt red(1).html, red(2).html..... etc.
I looked, but have not tried this software yet....
Introduction - Bulk Rename Utility
|My System Specs
|15 Apr 2011
Thank you for getting back to me. I hope the new thread/ personal appeal was not a breach of forum etiquette, but I was getting idiotic responses.
My thought is that the application of the auto-arrange disable that you originally showed me how to do created the change. The timing is similar.
If so if I do a system reset I will lose the auto-arrange disable that I value. It might come down to a choice between the two. As it stands: the multiple-rename works except for distinguishing between file types (JPGs and TIFs). That is what has been lost (the capacity to combine file types in a sequencing adoption). If there is a way around that (subordinate the type to the numerical antecedent) I am home free. What do you think?
|My System Specs
|15 Apr 2011
Thank you. Bulk Rename Utility is my fall back plan. But because I was able to do it before without a 3rd party I haven't given up yet on returning to the fold.
|My System Specs
|15 Apr 2011
I think that you might give the program that Thorsen posted above a try to see how it may work for you.
If the restore point was dated before you applied the "auto-arrange – disable", then yes it will undo it as well. However, you could just as easily reapply it again afterwards.
|My System Specs
|15 Apr 2011
Ok well..... that utility works, but is a little complex looking. If you look at my screenshot below I can give you an example.
Select/highlight the files you want to rename and then in the options below, type in the original you want replaced (red) and the new type (Blue).... you then click on the rename button in the lower right corner.
you might have to play around with some of the features to get it to work for different types of file names, but it keeps the order that you have them arranged without looking at file types for renaming sequence.
Here is screenshot
|My System Specs
|15 Apr 2011
Understood Hartlyn and as I said I reluctantly suggest a third party app. I know you want this to work the way it should. Not sure why it is doing the rename in this fashion. I really don't....
I have tried to rename things in the past, but never looked closely at what I was doing.... My computer acts as such. I tested and saw the same results you are describing. I don't know if mine ever worked any differently though.
I hope a restore corrects it and if not, the bulk rename utility can do what you need and as complex as it is, it is very useful looking. (a bit intimidating though....)
|My System Specs
|16 Apr 2011
Windows 7 Home Premium x64 OEM --> RTM clean install
Just a suggestion - File menu tools from lopesoft has an advanced renamer. insert, delete, substitute, wild cards etc. not as intimidating as bilk rename util.
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|16 Apr 2011
Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
Hartlyn, my post wasn't meant to offend, it was merely to say that I do not know of windows vista to do anything like that, since I don't use Windows 7 I couldn't confirm it, I do a service for free, not a disservice at a price, I could keep my knowledge to myself but I share with others, I did this with you and you did not appreciate but instead you attacked, sorry I couldn't help you, but next time when someone try's to help, please don't insult them, because my intention was to help...
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Why Repent
--From God's Perspective
The scriptures tell us some of the reasons why we should repent--from God's perspective. They include greater purity, and also an increase in our single-hearted love and worship toward God.
But it would be impossible to consider—or even know—all the reasons why we should repent from God's perspective. We will therefore try to limit our discussion to how repentance pertains to our turning from idolatry and making God our God.
God wants to be our God. But without realizing it, we are depending on what the Bible calls "other gods."
The first of the Ten Commandments is this, "I am the Lord your God...You shall have no other gods before Me" (Exod. 20:2,3). This scripture applies to us today, because worshiping "other gods" involves much more than bowing down to idols made of gold, wood, or stone.
"Other gods" include all the various substitutions we make in trying to fill our desire for God—apart from Him. God is waiting for us to turn our heart away from these "other gods" and toward Him—that's what repentance is all about.
We need to repent in order to make God our God. Our problem is that He is not our God nearly to the extent that He could be.
The Bible says, "...Repent and turn away from your idols and turn your faces away from all your abominations" (Eze. 14:6). It also says, "return to the Lord with all your heart, remove the foreign gods...from among you and direct your hearts to the Lord" (1 Sam. 7:3).
The more complete our repentance the better. But in order to be practical about turning away from idols, we have to know what they are.
The scriptures are clear that God considers "other gods" as anything we depend on as our glory, refuge, and strength. "Other gods" are about what we depend on for confidence and security. Idolatry of this kind is idolatry of the heart.
The good news is that our idolatrous substitutions are all things that we trust as being close to us; our personality, how much we know, what we do, the approval we feel from others, how we appear. The reason you should repent is because God wants to prove that He can be a better God to you. He wants to be so intensely close that He becomes a better refuge, a much greater strength, a surpassing glory.
Changing the surface symptoms won't cure our disease. We have to turn our heart to God.
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