1. You can try this formula:=ROMAN(MONTH(A1))&"|"&ROMAN;(DAY(A1))&"|"&ROMAN;(YEAR(A1))Click Here Before Posting Data or VBA Code ---> How To Post Data or Code.

    You can try this formula:

    =ROMAN(MONTH(A1))&”|”&ROMAN;(DAY(A1))&”|”&ROMAN;(YEAR(A1))

    Click Here Before Posting Data or VBA Code —> How To Post Data or Code.

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  2. Here is what i did to solve the problem.1. Office Button => Word Options2. Advance => Cut, copy, and paste3. Pasting from other programs: *change it to anything other than Keep Source Formatting (Default).4. Ok and exit out.Repeat 1 to 3, but this time pick Keep Source Formatting (Default).ThiRead more

    Here is what i did to solve the problem.
    1. Office Button => Word Options
    2. Advance => Cut, copy, and paste
    3. Pasting from other programs: *change it to anything other than Keep Source Formatting (Default).
    4. Ok and exit out.
    Repeat 1 to 3, but this time pick Keep Source Formatting (Default).

    This solve the problem for me, but i can’t figure out what caused it.

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  3. When you emailed this log to timewarner tech support what did they have to say?Appears to me you have a line/provisioning problem. They are the only ones that can fix this.Answers are only as good as the information you provide.How to properly post a question:

    When you emailed this log to timewarner tech support what did they have to say?

    Appears to me you have a line/provisioning problem. They are the only ones that can fix this.

    Answers are only as good as the information you provide.
    How to properly post a question:

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  4. Somewhere on the device it should say a brand and a model number. for example "Netgear WN100 V2."After you find the make and model, go to their website (in this case it's www.netgear.com) but you can find it by doing a quick google search. Once you find the page, locate their drivers and downloads sRead more

    Somewhere on the device it should say a brand and a model number. for example “Netgear WN100 V2.”

    After you find the make and model, go to their website (in this case it’s www.netgear.com) but you can find it by doing a quick google search. Once you find the page, locate their drivers and downloads section which will hopefully have a driver for your system.

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  5. Most likely it's not your computer but your email service. If you're using your ISP's email service I'd recommend signing up for a free email account from gmail,yahoo, etc.--Andrew LeonardBL Technical ServicesBaltimore IT Support

    Most likely it’s not your computer but your email service. If you’re using your ISP’s email service I’d recommend signing up for a free email account from gmail,yahoo, etc.


    Andrew Leonard
    BL Technical Services
    Baltimore IT Support

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  6. For starters, if you want to run Zorin OS, get the latest release (12.2). Zorin 9 is from several years ago & is no longer supported. I suggest Zorin Lite & you will need 32-bit version due to the Pentium M. Just set "pay what you want" to 0.https://zorinos.com/download/lite/Once you have thRead more

    For starters, if you want to run Zorin OS, get the latest release (12.2). Zorin 9 is from several years ago & is no longer supported. I suggest Zorin Lite & you will need 32-bit version due to the Pentium M. Just set “pay what you want” to 0.

    https://zorinos.com/download/lite/

    Once you have the ISO, you will need to burn it to a DVD using software such as ImgBurn (or similiar) or create a bootable USB flash drive. Once you’re done that, just boot off the disc & try Zorin without installing it. It won’t perform as well as a full-blown installation but you’ll be able to get feel for it.

    Mint 18.2 Xfce 32-bit is another Linux version you might wanna consider. Here’s what the notes say about Pentium M processors:

    Booting with non-PAE CPUs

    To boot Linux Mint on CPUs which do not officially support PAE (Pentium M processors for instance), please use the “Start Linux Mint with PAE forced” option from the boot menu.”

    https://linuxmint.com/rel_sonya_xfc…

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  7. I suspect you have bought RAM with too high density chips on it. According to crucial.com your board can accept up to 1GB of RAM in each slot. However, if 1GB it must have 8 128MB chips on it. Not 4 256MB chips on it.Also, your board utilizes dual channel memory controllers.What that means is you wiRead more

    I suspect you have bought RAM with too high density chips on it.

    According to crucial.com your board can accept up to 1GB of RAM in each slot. However, if 1GB it must have 8 128MB chips on it. Not 4 256MB chips on it.

    Also, your board utilizes dual channel memory controllers.

    What that means is you will get better performance from two identical sticks of 512MB instead of one stick of 1GB.

    Count the chips on the RAM stick to see how many there are.

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  8. Whether it works or not has little to do with DSL. It all depends if your phone company has the necessary equipment to recognise pulse dialing instead of the tone dialing of a modern phone. The two co-existed for a while but whether they still do is another matter. Incoming calls wont make any diffeRead more

    Whether it works or not has little to do with DSL. It all depends if your phone company has the necessary equipment to recognise pulse dialing instead of the tone dialing of a modern phone. The two co-existed for a while but whether they still do is another matter. Incoming calls wont make any difference.

    All you need do after the is to connect the DSL filter in-line the with incoming phone cable. it should be relativity easy to fit an RG11 plug onto the end of the telephone cable.

    Stuart

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  9. "I've heard since I have an ATX already any ATX would fit, is this correct?"No, that's not correct. The 1st thing you need to do is clarify what you have - there is a Slim Tower & a Mini Tower, there is no "Slim mini tower". The Mini accepts a standard ATX PSU; the Slim accepts a TFX PSU.http://Read more

    “I’ve heard since I have an ATX already any ATX would fit, is this correct?”

    No, that’s not correct. The 1st thing you need to do is clarify what you have – there is a Slim Tower & a Mini Tower, there is no “Slim mini tower”. The Mini accepts a standard ATX PSU; the Slim accepts a TFX PSU.

    http://www.pocitace-repasovane.cz/V…

    The PSU you linked to is a low end piece-o-crap; you’d just be wasting your money. And why would you even need a 750W PSU for that system? Are you planning to install an expensive high-end gaming graphics card? If that’s the case, why would you get a generic $37 PSU to run a $200+ card? Protect your investment (& your system) & buy something good.

    I suggest you shop at newegg.com. Look for a brand name PSU with a single +12v rail with high amperage (over 32A). It should be 80% plus certified, have active PFC (power factor correction), & a warranty of at least 3 yrs. Corsair is a highly recommended brand. Their 430W PSU can regularly be had for under $30 after rebate. You can currently get it for $27 after promo code & rebate:

    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ…

    If you have a Slim Tower, you will have to get a TFX12V PSU. The choices will be few & the good quality ones are generally expensive. If you are planning to get a gaming graphics card, you will be limited to low profile cards because of the slim case, which means you won’t even come close to needing a high wattage PSU. How about 350W for about $50?

    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ…

    EDIT: from the 1st link I posted: “Note: Slim Tower supports low profile cards”

    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ…

    The low profile card above has a max power consumption of 38W. Still think you need a 750W PSU?

    https://www.techpowerup.com/gpudb/1…

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