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Join Date: Mar 2025 Posts: Sorry I meant "without filename in title":I recently upgraded from Hyena 3 to Hyena 4 and have noticed that when I create new URLs in the Object Manager they do not work if no filename is specified. For example if I create a link for clicking on the link will not open up a browser. On the other hand if I change the link to it works fine. Is this a bug or is there a simple way around it? Thanks. [This message has been edited by pchang (edited 03-06-2002).] Administrator Join Date: Sep 2000 Posts: 2444 Re: URLs do not work with filename in Hyena 4I was unable to reproduce this. Hyena uses the operating system to essentially figure out what to do with a given url. But this can produce different results depending upon some things. Please post back what version of NT/2000 you are using and what version of IE (or what browser) you are using.Also, click on Start, Run, and type a url that is giving you problems and press Enter. Windows should display the browser and go directly there.When this action does not work, do you not get a browser at all ? Kevin StanushSystemTools Software Inc. Comment Guest Join Date: Mar 2025 Posts: Re: URLs do not work with filename in Hyena 4I am using Windows 2000 sp2+srp and IE6. Typing in a url and clicking on it works in every other app, and it worked with Hyena 3. No other app has been installed or uninstalled since I upgraded Hyena. Typing a url at the run statement also works just fine. In Hyena 4 however clicking on a url does nothing if an html file is not specified. Comment Administrator Join Date: Sep 2000 Posts: 2444 Re: URLs do not work with filename in Hyena 4We changed the behavior in v4.0 for urls, and may have to change it again. The problem appears to be that on your computer, their isn't a default action for urls. I don't know where this is specified. One thing to try as a test is to create a shortcut on your desktop with a command of Then, using Explorer, find the shortcut on the desktop, right click on it and see if "open" is the first choice on the context menu and if its in bold.Let me know what you find. Thanks

Built-in tools without the need to create or understand complex scripts. AD Groups Management The built-in Microsoft group management functions really have not changed since the introduction of Windows NT, yet new group capabilities have been created with each new version of Windows. Hyena excels in managing AD groups. By allowing group administration through OUs, All Groups, or the Group Type, you get to decide how to manage groups, not the tool. In addition to the Group Member Matrix, Hyena also allows viewing group members for one or more groups at the same time, even optionally recursing through indirect group memberships. Finally, the customization available for user views are available for group member views as well. Choose from any number of Active Directory attributes to display for your group members and get the membership report you've always wanted. ...and Microsoft Exchange We didn't forget about Microsoft Exchange integration either. Most common tasks, such as creating mailboxes, mail-enabling a group, and accessing common Exchange properties are all available in Hyena without the need to access the Microsoft Exchange Management console.

Big cat is too skilled and deadly for the hyena to beat in a fight. Hyenas are used to fighting with backup in the form of their pack mates. However, they would come into this fight alone, putting them at an instant disadvantage.Meanwhile, leopards live, hunt, and fight alone. Moreover, they take down big prey all by themselves. If the leopard was allowed to ambush the hyena, the fight would be over in seconds with the leopard’s mouth around its enemy’s neck. Who would win in a fight between a jackal and a hyena? A hyena would win a fight against a jackal because it is larger, stronger, and has better tools with which to kill its foes. Thank you for reading! Have some feedback for us? Thank you for your feedback! We appreciate your help in improving our content. Our editorial team will review your suggestions and make any necessary updates. There was an error submitting your feedback. Please try again. SourcesDavid Burnie, Dorling Kindersley (2011) Animal, The Definitive Visual Guide To The World's Wildlife / Accessed November 10, 2008Tom Jackson, Lorenz Books (2007) The World Encyclopedia Of Animals / Accessed November 10, 2008David Burnie, Kingfisher (2011) The Kingfisher Animal Encyclopedia / Accessed November 10, 2008Richard Mackay, University of California Press (2009) The Atlas Of Endangered Species / Accessed November 10, 2008David Burnie, Dorling Kindersley (2008) Illustrated Encyclopedia Of Animals / Accessed November 10, 2008Dorling Kindersley (2006) Dorling Kindersley Encyclopedia Of Animals / Accessed November 10, 2008David W. Macdonald, Oxford University Press (2010) The Encyclopedia Of Mammals / Accessed November 10, 2008

Force of 1,100 PSI, which is slightly below a polar bear‘s bite force of 1,200 PSI. Hyenas have a bite force that’s greater than lions.You can check out more incredible facts about hyenas.Scientific NameThe scientific name for hyena is Hyaenidae.©Marieke Kuijpers / Creative Commons – OriginalThe scientific name for hyena is Hyaenidae, which doubles as the animal’s taxonomic family that includes four extant species dispersed over three genera.These include:Aardwolf (Proteles cristata)Brown hyena (Hyaena brunnea)Spotted hyena (Crocuta crocuta)Striped hyena (Hyaena hyaena)Evolution and OriginsThe earliest Hyena evolved from civet-like ancestors about 15 million years ago. Although Hyenas do have a bit of canine blood within their genetics, they are actually more closely related to felines. In fact, the order carnivore branched out into dogs and cats about 50 million years ago and hyenas evolved from that group. Aardwolf Scientific NameThe scientific name for aardwolves — which means “earthwolves” in the Afrikaans and Dutch languages — is Proteles cristata.©J.NATAYO/Shutterstock.comThe scientific name for aardwolves — which means “earthwolves” in the Afrikaans and Dutch languages — is Proteles cristata. Proteles is a portmanteau of two ancient Greek words, teleos and protos, which roughly translate to “complete” and “front or first,” respectively. Combined, they mean “complete in front,” a reference to the aardwolf’s five-toed front feet.Cristata derives from the Latin word “cristatus,” which means “provided with a comb,” a reference to the animal’s mane.Other names for aardwolf include “maanhaar-jackal,” “any hyena,” “termite-eating hyena,” and “civet hyena.” The Nama people use “|gīb” to label the animal.Brown Hyena Scientific NameA brown hyena (Hyaena brunnea) drinking water, Kalahari desert, South Africa©EcoPrint/Shutterstock.comHyaena brunnea is the scientific name for the brown hyena. Hyaena derives from the ancient Greek word “hyaina,” which evolved from “hys,” meaning hog or pig. Under the Roman pen, hyaina became hyaena, and when Middle English emerged as the prominent language, hyaena morphed into hyena.Brunnea comes from the Latin word “brunneus,” which means “brown.”Brown hyenas are also known as strandwolves.Spotted Hyena Scientific NameThe scientific name for the spotted hyena is Crocuta crocuta.©Vladimir Wrangel/Shutterstock.comThe scientific name for the spotted hyena is Crocuta crocuta. For decades, people thought “crocuta” came

For several weeks. During the conflict, hyenas managed to take down six lions. In the end, the military had to intervene and quell the conflict. What Does a Hyena Look Like? Instinctively, people think of hyenas as unfortunate looking. But closeup photos reveal adorable faces. However, hyenas’ pelage is not fluffy and full. As such, they usually appear scraggly and unkempt. How Much Does a Hyena Weigh? Depending on species, hyenas can weigh anywhere between 15 and 155 pounds. Aardwolves weigh the least and spotted hyenas the most. What Kingdom do Hyenas belong to? Hyenas belong to the Kingdom Animalia. What phylum do Hyenas belong to? Hyenas belong to the phylum Chordata. What class do Hyenas belong to? Hyenas belong to the class Mammalia. What family do Hyenas belong to? Hyenas belong to the family Hyaenidae. What order do Hyenas belong to? Hyenas belong to the order Carnivora. What genus do Hyenas belong to? Hyenas belong to the genus Crocuta. What type of covering do Hyenas have? Hyenas are covered in Fur. In what type of habitat do Hyenas live? Hyenas live in open savanna plains and grasslands. What is the main prey for Hyenas? Hyenas prey on wildebeest, monkeys, and birds. What are some predators of Hyenas? Predators of Hyenas include lions, leopards, and crocodiles. What is the average litter size for a Hyena? The average litter size for a Hyena is 3. What is an interesting fact about Hyenas? There are four different species of Hyena! What is the scientific name for the Hyena? The scientific name for the Hyena is Crocuta Crocuta. What is the lifespan of a Hyena? Hyenas can live for 20 to 25 years. How fast is a Hyena? A Hyena can travel at speeds of up to 37 miles per hour. Do hyenas make good pets? Adult hyenas do not make good pets because they are aggressive and prone to attack animals – including humans – that attempt to dominate them. Who Would Win in a Fight Between a Leopard and a Hyena? A leopard would win a fight against a hyena. The

Since Microsoft has rolled out Powershell in all its wisdom to manage the AD, Will Hyena have the capability of creating powershell scripts or does it support the same functions as powershell? I like the GUI inteface of Hyena especially when I need a quick report but need to know the difference between pulling data from Hyena is as quick as pulling data through Powershell commands to a file. We are endeavoring to create daily reports for administrators to review daily and see what modifications were done to the AD. I am sure there are ways to pull the data but am new to the reporting features in Hyena to automate this process and schedule it as a daily task. Hyena only uses Powershell for Exchange 2010 integration. All other functions in Hyena use various Windows functions to set/retrieve data. For scheduling reports you would need to use Exporter Pro (which comes with Hyena) because it has a command line option that allows it to run silently. You simply configure the exports you want it to run, then setup a Task to run:stexport.exe /CONFIG=path_to_your_ini_file Comment