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Eye Toy camera on Windows Vista 32 bit

As you might know you can install the Eye Toy camera on Windows XP as a webcam. But how does the whole thing with Windows Vista? I've tried it before and I of course also visited many sites and many of my Forum posts viewed.

I want to explain in this post as I have the silver EyeToy camera on Windows Vista Home Premium 32 bit I get to work. However, it should also work with the others.

1. download the following file: connect Link
2. Unzip in any directory (but please, so that it finds the unzipped files :-))
3. camera to the USB port and install drivers stop!
4. Then go into the Device Manager (r-click on My Computer -> Manage -> System -> Device Manager)
5. Then you had to have this picture in about:
   
   
   
   
6. r-click on "EyeToy USB camera Namtai" -> Properties
   
   
7. Click "Reinstall Driver ..." in "Click (Search for driver software manually and install)!
8. click on" Search
9. my computer for driver software Choose from a list of device drivers on my computer "
10. selected as device type" Imaging devices "and click Next
    
    

11. now selects the button "Have Disk ..."
12. clicking on "Browse ..."
13. Go into the folder in which your the files before you unpack the file and select "OV519.INF" from.
14. Click Open -> OK ->
15. is "D-Link VGA Webcam" message, that's OK!
16. next -> YES -> Install this driver software anyway.
17. The last two clicks are crucial.
    
    

18. Click Close
19. is now a window (sel3110) with 5 question marks and a point. Click on OK!
    
    



20. will now be asked if you live in a 50 Hz country. In Germany you can click it to Yes .
21. Now the webcam is installed and should work. That you can with a program to test the directory is located in the unzipped. (AMCAP.EXE)
22. If you now see what they should record the webcam was installed correctly.

Tip: if everything is a little out of focus then you should turn times on the lens and you make "sharp".

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Office 2007 and the toolbar for quick access

(Quick Access Toolbar)

Hello,

I had a small one, but apparently not so simple problem.

following environment:

• Windows XP, Office 2007
• in a domain with Windows 2003 Server Standard
• roaming user profiles
• and unsubscribe to delete the locally cached profile.

Now the real problem:
The toolbar for quick access to adjust read is true, but the changes were lost after a reboot. The color scheme settings are stored, for example. The reason was that these settings are in the application data, it is stored in the roaming profile.
The adjustments for the quick access bar, however, stored in the "Local Settings \\ Application Data \\ Office \\".
These are not synchronized, ie, so that the settings on the Quick Access Leite not saved because the local settings are not synchronized with the roaming profile. How can I so the settings on the shortcut bar on the "Application Data" redirect ....?

The answer to the question is an unequivocal "Not!"

M $ gave the following "helped": http://support.microsoft.com/kb/926805/en-us . By that I mean at least knew how all those files.

So I had all the detours of "secure" Restore "and. In addition I have created the following scripts:

To unsubscribe:

IF EXIST "% USERPROFILE% \\ Local Settings \\ Application Data \\ Microsoft \\ Office \\ *. qat" (

echo Copied ...

mkdir "\\ \\ server \\ profiles \\% username% \\ Office_QAT \\"

xopy "qat% USERPROFILE% \\ Local Settings \\ Application Data \\ Microsoft \\ Office \\ *." "\\ \\ Server \\ profiles \\% USERNAME% \\ Office_QAT \\" / R / O / Y

) ELSE (

echo file does not exist ...

exit

)


and to register:

IF EXIST "\\ \\ server \\ profiles \\% username% \\ Office_QAT \\ *. qat" (

mkdir "% USERPROFILE% \\ Local Settings \\ Application Data \\ Microsoft \\ Office \\ "

xcopy" \\ \\ server \\ profiles \\% USERNAME% \\ Office_QAT \\ *. qat ""% USERPROFILE% \\ Local Settings \\ Application Data \\ Microsoft \\ Office \\ "/ R / O / Y

) ELSE (

exit

)


These scripts via GPO I will run for every system or log off.

Maybe you helps, yes.

Links:

question at issue in Administrator.de
M $ newsgroup