Riina kogemised

täna tuli T küsima, et mis see sõna “kontseptuaalne” seal ees tähendab, et tal ilgem jama ja ei oska enam edasi teha oma asju ja ei saa üldse aru, mis värk on. Mina võtsin siis Dictionary.com-i lahti ja otsisin sealt sõnale “concept” vastet. Tulemuseks selline asi:

con·cept P Pronunciation Key (knspt) n.
A general idea derived or inferred from specific instances or occurrences.
Something formed in the mind; a thought or notion. See Synonyms at idea.
A scheme; a plan: “began searching for an agency to handle a new restaurant concept” (ADWEEK).

Ehk siis minu tõlgendus asjast kokkuvõtlikult selline – ok, vaata, kontsept on justkui nagu idee, midagi mis sul peas on tekkinud, mõte, või siis justkui plaan või skeem, no ja kontseptuaalne süsteemianalüüs ongi siis skeemi või plaani analüüsimine ja kirjapanemine.

Vähemalt tema sai aru ja oma asjadega edasi, seekord läks õnneks :P

Ja progemise põhikursuse aine sain ka tehtud ja positiivse hinde kätte!!! Jeppiiii

I stumbled upon a problem where MSN messenger decided at one point that it won’t open normally and scream out that unicows.dll file is missing “specified module could not be found-unicows.dll”. So I tried everything, uninstalling, installing, installing different things, even found out where to get that dll file and put that in the computer – messenger started up, but everything was crooked and didn’t work how it was supposed to.

By a lucky chance I found a solution to this specific problem, well, I didn’t get to the bottom of it, what causes it, but I found a solution from mess.be forum where was said “Are you using Windows XP? If so, search your computer for MSNMSGR.EXE. Once you’ve found the file, right-click on it, choose Properties, go to the Compatibility tab, and then uncheck “Run this program in compatibility mode”.” And that, my dears, was THE problem, somehow there was a check in the Run this program… line and every time MSN tried to start up, it thought it has to start up as in Windows 98.

Why I am also writing this today is that I got a call from the owner of that computer few moments ago and found out that messenger didn’t want to start up again saying the same thing – can’t find unicows.dll file. So I had them do the whole C:/Program Files/MSN Messenger/ *.exe file thing again, unchecking “Run this…” and it works out fine again.

But the question remains – how did it get back to that state where it didn’t want to start up again?