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I'd like to run the bot of my own machine (a Windows, tee-hee!) for a few minutes a day at least until the job is done. All I need it to do (for now at least) is to move a list of pages to a new namespace, and to italicise all instances of a proper noun. I'd like to run a bot on a small Wikia wiki, but I have no programming skills.

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The free domain and hosting I got is check it out and see if there's any popups or anything. I did it, and had my domain and hosting up and running in less than 24 hours. If you want true free hosting, check out you fill out surveys using whatever info you want, this site gets paid for sending you there (no money, no credit cards, no personal info other than name and address) then they give you domain names, hosting gaming site credits. It's annoying to have an alert script, but at least you gain that much control over your page. I did that after my free hosting banned me for using scripts to block their pop-ups, you could use the alert script to say welcom to my page or to ask if they're over the age of 13 and such, once the alert script pops up, the popups will go to the toolbar, and when they click ok, they see your page only. Simply by adding an 'alert' script to your page will make these pop-ups become pop-under. StuRat 11:31, 22 October 2006 (UTC) Reply Hello and thanks for the responses, that's the case!! I don't want the those links on my page to pop up and as freshofftheufo ΓΛĿЌ mentioned there is a way using Java or HTML, can you tell me where i can find such script?-( Aytakin) | Talk 22:04, 23 October 2006 (UTC) Reply Try a google search like this one.

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freshofftheufo ΓΛĿЌ 05:43, 22 October 2006 (UTC) Reply Yes, and there are popup blockers you can download onto your computer, but that would have the same problem. There are ways to block popups using JS and (I think) advanced HTML, but the popups are what funds your free-hosting service, so you're likely to lose it if you attempt to block them. Kainaw (talk) 04:40, 22 October 2006 (UTC) Reply It's much more likely that he's using a free web-hosting service that forces popups onto his page.

What do you want them to do? All in all, your question is far too confusing to answer. Then, you say you don't want them to load in the page and you don't want them to pop up. So, remove the popups that you put there if you don't want them. Thanks -( Aytakin) | Talk 02:25, 22 October 2006 (UTC) Reply You say that you have the page - which makes me assume you made it. Is there a html script in which I could disable having pop-ups? Note that i don't want to make them to load in my main window, i just want to disable the pop up on my page. I have a webpage in which there are links that are pop-up windows. Weregerbil 06:56, 22 October 2006 (UTC) Reply You can select a short range of the video first to check how the result looks or play with codec settings. Optional step: if you want to re-encode sound too, check 'Audio->Full processing mode' and select an audio codec in 'Audio->Compression' (the default 'Audio->Direct stream copy' will copy the audio track as is, leaving the audio codec unchanged.) Then 'File->Save as avi' to encode. The 'Configure' button in the codec selection window allows to change encoding quality in some codecs. I don't know which codec to recommend, sorry.

Some of the codecs are old and what would be considered low quality but for short clips that shouldn't matter that much. Open the video in virtualdub, make sure 'Video->Full processing mode' is checked, then select a codec in 'Video->Compression.'. Wirbelwind ヴィルヴェルヴィント ( talk) 02:33, 22 October 2006 (UTC) Reply Since you already have virtualdub you can use it to re-encode. I hate both, but, hey, it's not my presentation.

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wmv file for Windows based system, preferably with the Movie Maker. I didn't actually read through that whole list but your best bet is to make it into a. Writing library : VirtualDubMod build 2540/release Writing application : VirtualDubMod 1.5.10.2 (build 2540/release)

Ideally, the output format would be one that I can imbed into a powerpoint presentation.

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As I cannot install the codecs on the school computer (for 'security' reasons) I would like to know a way that I can change the codec format of these files so that they would be able to run on a system with NO downloaded codecs. My problem is that the computer I will be using at school for the presentation lacks any media codecs apart from those inherent in Windows. I took the small clips (~30seconds) from a larger file (~2 hours) using virtualdub. I have an oral presentation to present for a subject at school and as part of it I intended upon playing two video clips relevant to my talk.

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