1. When you save a file, be it in Word or Excel, it gives you a default location where the file is saved. Unless you change that whenever you create and then save (using Save As) the file, it (the location where it will go) will be in the Save As dialogue box.You simply go to that location, right clickRead more

    When you save a file, be it in Word or Excel, it gives you a default location where the file is saved. Unless you change that whenever you create and then save (using Save As) the file, it (the location where it will go) will be in the Save As dialogue box.

    You simply go to that location, right click on the file (or folder if there is folder full of files you’d like to delete),, and select “move to trash”.

    So open Excel; create a new workbook, or open an existing one. On the menu bar at the top under File, click on “save as” – and then look at the information in the dialogue box to see where it it will be saved. Then via My Mac hard drive find that location?

    Another way: if you know the name of at least one file, search for it, and that will gove the location of that, and any other files there as well.

    And this MS article, whilst discussing various items about saving files in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, does tell you where to find the default settings for Saves, and how to change them. It’s under Preferences for each App.

    http://tinyurl.com/pjf89hh

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  2. If you are the owner then one of two things:1- Try a blank password and see if it will allow you to continue.2- Your 'new' laptop might have happened to have a very brief owner prior to you. This could be if it was an 'Open Box' or 'Refurbished' laptop. Since you have the receipt, contact HP Tech SuRead more

    If you are the owner then one of two things:
    1- Try a blank password and see if it will allow you to continue.
    2- Your ‘new’ laptop might have happened to have a very brief owner prior to you. This could be if it was an ‘Open Box’ or ‘Refurbished’ laptop. Since you have the receipt, contact HP Tech Support on the phone (not email, etc.) and be prepared to prove ownership since just about only HP could get you into there if there is a BIOS level password.

    You have to be a little bit crazy to keep you from going insane.

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  3. It's a game setting issue, not a windows issue. I saw this discussed in another forum & one responder made an interesting comment - "the crosshair will be in the bezel of the screens". These links should set you on the right path:http://www.gameskyrim.com/dual-moni...http://www.wsgf.org/article/Read more

    It’s a game setting issue, not a windows issue. I saw this discussed in another forum & one responder made an interesting comment – “the crosshair will be in the bezel of the screens”. These links should set you on the right path:

    http://www.gameskyrim.com/dual-moni…

    http://www.wsgf.org/article/widescr…

    http://www.wsgf.org/forums/viewtopi…

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  4. If you're going to buy another card I recommend ATI, specifically the Radeon 7000/7500 64MB. This card will work on Windows 95, NT 4.0, 98, and later. One of the most compatible cards I ever worked with and a large memory size, probably the largest that will work on Windows 95.The ATI Catalyst driveRead more

    If you’re going to buy another card I recommend ATI, specifically the Radeon 7000/7500 64MB. This card will work on Windows 95, NT 4.0, 98, and later. One of the most compatible cards I ever worked with and a large memory size, probably the largest that will work on Windows 95.

    The ATI Catalyst driver includes all of the ATI drivers in one simple package, and up to version 6.2 supported Windows 98 through 2005.

    http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/Pages/radeonaiw-98me.aspx

    iMac G5 1.8GHz PPC, 2GB RAM, 160GB, Mac OS X Leopard 10.5.8, SuperDrive

    http://sdfox7.com

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  5. I would allow the system to install SP1. Once it is done you wont be bothered again.There is no good reason not to install SP1.If you really do want to abandon SP1, go to the Windows Update and tell it to ignore SP1Stuart

    I would allow the system to install SP1. Once it is done you wont be bothered again.

    There is no good reason not to install SP1.

    If you really do want to abandon SP1, go to the Windows Update and tell it to ignore SP1

    Stuart

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  6. Well, you ask for the answer to what your program is going to compute, that's your first problem.You also calculate the values, but never bother printing them out, so that's your second problem.There's some other problems that won't affect the final answer, but could be prevented by sitting down andRead more

    Well, you ask for the answer to what your program is going to compute, that’s your first problem.

    You also calculate the values, but never bother printing them out, so that’s your second problem.

    There’s some other problems that won’t affect the final answer, but could be prevented by sitting down and having someone ask you, “What does this line do?” for every line.

    How To Ask Questions The Smart Way

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  7. @echo off & setlocal enabledelayedexpansionset hosts=%windir%\system32\drivers\etc\hostsset entry=192.168.X.XX test.test.comecho.findstr /i "test.test.com" %hosts%>nulif %errorlevel% == 0 (echo Host entry for denver exists.. Checking active statusfindstr /i "test.test.com" %hosts% | findstr /Read more

    @echo off & setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
    set hosts=%windir%\system32\drivers\etc\hosts
    set entry=192.168.X.XX test.test.com
    echo.
    findstr /i “test.test.com” %hosts%>nul
    if %errorlevel% == 0 (
    echo Host entry for denver exists.. Checking active status
    findstr /i “test.test.com” %hosts% | findstr /i “#” >nul
    echo.
    if !errorlevel! == 0 echo Entry is inactive
    if !errorlevel! == 1 echo Entry is active.
    )
    echo.
    echo 1 is for Denver
    echo 2 is for Los Angeles

    set /p input= Enter your choice :

    if %input%==1 (
    findstr /i /v “test.test.com” %hosts% >%temp%\hostback.txt
    type %temp%\hostback.txt >%hosts%
    echo 192.168.X.XX test.test.com >>%hosts%

    echo Host file is pointing to denvor now
    )

    if %input%==2 (
    echo you choosed LA, disabling the value.
    findstr /i /v “test.test.com” %hosts% >%temp%\hostback.txt

    type %temp%\hostback.txt >%hosts%
    echo #192.168.X.XX test.test.com >>%hosts%
    echo done!!
    Echo.. checking and confirming..
    findstr /i “test.test.com” %hosts% | findstr /i “#” >nul
    echo.
    if %errorlevel% == 0 echo Host file disabled successfully
    )

    Subhash Chandra.

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  8. You basically have all of it there, its just the print command you need. So it would be something like:print /Documents/first.pdfI just tried this and it works.. is this what you were asking how to do?

    You basically have all of it there, its just the print command you need. So it would be something like:

    print /Documents/first.pdf

    I just tried this and it works.. is this what you were asking how to do?

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  9. My guess is that the range should start at 192.168.0.2 because 192.168.0.1 is probably the router. How do you know when a politician is lying? His mouth is moving.

    My guess is that the range should start at 192.168.0.2 because 192.168.0.1 is probably the router.

    How do you know when a politician is lying? His mouth is moving.

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  10. I did it I port forwarded the wrong IP thanks for every support.

    I did it I port forwarded the wrong IP thanks for every support. See less
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