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If you have ever used Total Commander for Windows then you know how fast it is. It gives the command prompt a run for its money.

I was looking around the other day, and notice there is a version for Windows Mobile and it is FREE. Grab it here.

Main features:

• Copy, Move whole subdirectories
• In place rename, create directories
• Delete (no recycle bin)
• Zip and unzip
• Properties dialog, change attributes
• Built-in text editor
• Search function (also for text)
• Select/unselect groups of files
• Select with [Sel] button
• FTP client
• Registry editor
• LAN access
• Send/Receive via Infrared (OBEX)
• Brief, full and large icons mode
• Single or two file window mode
• Option to hide all files in ROM
• Directory hot list as in Total Commander
• Directory history through drop down list
• Tree view
• Configurable button bar
• Simple help function
• Supported languages: English, German, Catalan, Czech, Danish, Dutch, French, Hungarian, Italian, Polish, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish and Swedish

Today a friend of mine called me, and asked me to help him with a problem he was having.

I soon learned that he has an ASP.NET application set up on Windows Server 2003, but he couldn't get the application to load in the browser. Anytime he tried it would always give him a "404 File Not Found" error.

We checked all the usual suspects: IIS running, ASP.NET installed, Web site and virtual directory set up and configured correctly, permissions, checked for a App_Offline.htm file, and so on.

Everything looked good, and we still couldn't see the page. I thought this was odd, we should be seeing something. I then decided to try viewing some static items like images, and some html pages that we in the Web site as well. Wow, these would actually come through fine every time. For some reason, ASP.NET just didn't like us.

I have to admit, I didn't see the answer at this point and I turned to the Web. It took some considerable search-fu, but after a little while I was able to find the source of our troubles.

By default Windows Server 2003 has a security policy enabled that prevents Active Server Pages from running.

Here's all you need to do if you ever run into this:

Open IIS manager, and check Web Service Extension folder, make sure ASP.NET extension is listed and marked as "Allowed".

I couldn't believe it, on Christmas Eve 2007 my XBox 360 came down with the "Red Ring of Death". I was a little worried at first, because I have had my XBox 360 for well over a year now and I didn't think it was still covered under warranty. I checked and repairs would cost around $150, but then I found out that I wouldn't be charged anything since Microsoft has extended the warranty for up to three years.

What was really cool is the return process can all be done online: http://www.xbox.com/support/contact.

I choose this option and received my free return shipping box today, in about a week even with the holidays, and the weekend. All in all, so far, it hasn't been a bad experience at all.

So tomorrow I'll mail my XBox 360 back to Microsoft and hopefully soon I shall see her again, safe and sound and ready for me to unlock the Dead Rising Zombie Genocider Achievement.

Zombie Genocider (20)- TYPE: 1 Play REQ: Defeat at least 53,594 zombies. [NOTE: The population of Willamette, Colorado before the zombie outbreak was 53,594.]

Another year and another 365 days, actually another 366 days since 2008 is a leap year.

Cool Fact:

February 2008 has five Fridays - it starts and ends on a Friday. Between 1904 and 2096, leap years with same day of week for each date repeat every 28 years which means that the last time February had 5 Fridays was in 1980 and next time will be in 2036.

Deck out your device with free winter wallpapers, and free seasonal ringtones at Microsoft's Windows Mobile Owners Circle.

It's nice to know if you ever want to find information about "The Princess Bride" all you have to do is simply search for the word inconceivable.

I couldn't resist it, even though I already have a copy of "The Princess Bride", I simply had to order the new "20th Anniversary Collector's Edition".

I have to admit I've come close to buying "The Princess Bride - Dread Pirate Edition" already. Honestly, I think the 180 degree symmetrical logo is what did me in. I mean who is that smart that they can come up with something like that? I don't know how many times I flipped the DVD case saying, "Wow, it still says The Princess Bride". That's just cool. (Okay, I guess it doesn't take too much to amuse me either then.)

I've played  a lot, and I do mean a lot of Star Wars games over the years, but Star Wars: The Force Unleashed looks like it might be the Chosen One.

LucasArts is saying this will be the biggest and most intense Jedi game yet. Let's just saying say seeing Darth Vader's secret padewan pulling a star destroyer out of the sky and crashing it into the ground in front of him is - AWESOME!

Maybe you would expect Vader's pupil to use the force to dominate the weak minded pilots of the star destroyer, or maybe to manipulate the guidance system of of the ship through some unknown force technique, but no this dude is direct. He reaches up towards the sky and pulls the huge ship out of the clouds almost as simply as a child might take an apple from a tree.