You adjust the top and bottom margins. If there is nothing in the header/footer sections they won't display at all nor will they affect the margins.BTW you should post Office questions in the Office Software forum.Answers are only as good as the information you provide.How to properly post a questioRead more
You adjust the top and bottom margins. If there is nothing in the header/footer sections they won’t display at all nor will they affect the margins.
BTW you should post Office questions in the Office Software forum.
If the keyboard does not work at all then you cannot make any BIOS changes to enable legacy USB support that would allow a USB keyboard to work at boot.Since you say you are getting a CMOS error at startup as well the only thing you can do at this stage is to reset the CMOS.Disconnect mains power. MRead more
If the keyboard does not work at all then you cannot make any BIOS changes to enable legacy USB support that would allow a USB keyboard to work at boot.
Since you say you are getting a CMOS error at startup as well the only thing you can do at this stage is to reset the CMOS.
Disconnect mains power. Move CMOS reset jumper to the reset position. Press start button. ( Nothing should happen )
Return the jumper to the run position, reconnect mains power and try to startup. If you continue to experience CMOS errors and the keyboard still doesn’t work then your motherboard is probably toast.
If you cannot identify the CMOS reset jumper then you can achieve a reset by removing the CMOS battery for 30sec ( While mains power is disconnected)
First of all, with regards, I understand you are just switching to a Mac. :)Files that *cannot* be opened on a Mac without dual-boot support, an emulator, or Wine on Mac include Windows executables (.exe), dynamic link libraries (.dll), or related files. Oddly enough, Safari 4+ can open .hta applicaRead more
First of all, with regards, I understand you are just switching to a Mac. 🙂
Files that *cannot* be opened on a Mac without dual-boot support, an emulator, or Wine on Mac include Windows executables (.exe), dynamic link libraries (.dll), or related files. Oddly enough, Safari 4+ can open .hta applications with ease.
The file you are trying to open is on that list as well. It is called a symbolic link in UNIX terms, hence where it got the extension .lnk from–it really should be .link, but this originated from Windows 95, where only three-letter extensions were allowed. On Windows, it is kindly masked over as an icon which looks like the one for the real program, with a shortcut arrow on it. A shortcut link would not help you in this case, because it is only a *link* to the real program, which without the methods I mentioned, will not run.
Even if I could assist you in opening a shortcut, it would not help. What we need to do is to open the program that you want, and make an alias to it (which, by the way, is Apple’s way of making a shortcut–only with a lot more stability, because in OS X they are much more powerful due to UNIX inherency.)
Let me know what program, exactly, you desperately need to open…
Glad to work with you. If you found this answer to be helpful, please give it a +1. Feel free to post back for additional questions.
Would it be possible to uninstall and re-install the program? Maybe Win 10 would then get it right.Always pop back and let us know the outcome - thanks
Would it be possible to uninstall and re-install the program? Maybe Win 10 would then get it right.
Always pop back and let us know the outcome – thanks
No need to wipe the HDD, follow the instructions, select Custom install to overwrite the existing 32-bit installation. In other words, you only do a clean install ( deleting all the partitions or formatting ) if you have problems with your existing install.https://www.easeus.com/todo-backup-...httpsRead more
No need to wipe the HDD, follow the instructions, select Custom install to overwrite the existing 32-bit installation. In other words, you only do a clean install ( deleting all the partitions or formatting ) if you have problems with your existing install. https://www.easeus.com/todo-backup-… https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/upgra…
Check your Advanced Options:Click the Microsoft Office buttonClick on the Word Options button to bring up the Word Options dialog box (at the bottom of window)Click on the Advanced button in the left hand paneIn the right hand pane, Scroll down to the section: Show Documents ContentsMake sure the boRead more
Check your Advanced Options:
Click the Microsoft Office button Click on the Word Options button to bring up the Word Options dialog box (at the bottom of window) Click on the Advanced button in the left hand pane In the right hand pane, Scroll down to the section: Show Documents Contents Make sure the box next to: Show Picture Placeholders is UNchecked.
If that does not work and if your are using Word 2007 then try running a Diagnostic:
Running Microsoft Office Diagnostics from within Word
Click the Microsoft Office button Click on the Word Options button to bring up the Excel Options dialog box (at the bottom of window) Click on the Resources button in the left hand pane Click on the Diagnose button in the right hand pane Click Continue Click Run Diagnostics
Running Microsoft Office Diagnostics from the Start Menu
Click on the Start button Click All Programs Click Microsoft Office folder Click Microsoft Office Tools Click Microsoft Office Diagnostics Click Continue Click Run Diagnostics
Sounds like there are a rash of issues with this one. Amazon is aware of the issue. One of the ways you can get around it might be to set a static ip address up.IN Wifi settings: Press and hold the Wifi you are connected to> Modify NetworkScroll down on the window the pops up>Show advanced optRead more
Sounds like there are a rash of issues with this one.
Amazon is aware of the issue. One of the ways you can get around it might be to set a static ip address up.
IN Wifi settings: Press and hold the Wifi you are connected to> Modify Network Scroll down on the window the pops up>Show advanced options>Set IP Settings to Static>Scroll down to IP Address. This field should be prepopulated (in grey writing) with your current IP. Write it down so you can remember it. Now type in the IP in the field. Gateway should be prepopulated with the gateway IP as well Same for Network prefix length – should be 24 Set DNS 1 to 185.37.37.37 and DNS 2 to 185.37.39.39 Press Save Restart your Kindle
Hi,One of the problems with looking up and matching dates is that Excel stores times in the same variable as the date. If some of your date values also contain times, there will not be a match.Two cells formatted as dd/mm/yy may show 10/Jan/10but one of them is midnight and the other is noon - you cRead more
Hi, One of the problems with looking up and matching dates is that Excel stores times in the same variable as the date.
If some of your date values also contain times, there will not be a match.
Two cells formatted as dd/mm/yy may show 10/Jan/10 but one of them is midnight and the other is noon – you can’t tell by looking at the date formatted cell. 10/Jan/2010 at midnight is 40198.00 10/Jan/2010 at noon is 40198.50
Try formating your dates as numbers and see if there are any decimal values ‘hidden’ in the cells.
If the values in the cells are not around 40000 (assuming recent dates), but still show as a date, then Excel hasn’t recognized the cell as a date. So some cells are text that is in a date style, while others are numbers recognized by Excel as dates and showing as a date due to formatting. So again – no match.
One way to handle the time issue is to compare the integer parts of the numbers only.
Create a new column to the right of your dates, before the text and use a formula =int(A1), to ensure that you get only the integer (whole number) part. Do your lookup on this new column using =VLOOKUP(INT(A9),B!$A$2:$B$20,2,FALSE), so you compare the integer part of the date in cell A9 with the integer values in your new column.
First go to the mfg's web site and download and install all of the latest drivers for your system.Second, uninstall any programs that you never use, most manufactures include a lot of software that they are paid to put there and you have no need for. This is especially true for antivirus software. IRead more
First go to the mfg’s web site and download and install all of the latest drivers for your system. Second, uninstall any programs that you never use, most manufactures include a lot of software that they are paid to put there and you have no need for. This is especially true for antivirus software. If there is a trial version on the machine and you install your own preferred antivirus program without uninstalling what they put there, there will be a conflict. Third, A lot of software is set to start with Windows because they feel that it should be instantly available when (if ever) you need it quickly. The problem with this is that when there are a lot of these programs running all of the time, it actually slows everything down by wasting system resources. If you have programs that you use and do not want to uninstall them but do not use them all of the time as soon as you start Windows, look into their settings and try to set them NOT to start with Windows but only when you want them. If there are any remaining that still start with Windows, run msconfig and go to the Start Tab and uncheck any except your antivirus program and anything marked as Microsoft, Apply and restart the machine. Fourth, Install and Update Malwarebytes (Free version, uncheck the trial of the paid for version). Check the setting to scan for root kits (place check mark) and run the scan. This program will pick up on many nasties that your antivirus program has missed. It only scans manually when you launch it and is a good tool to run once a week or once a month and when you feel something is not right with your system. Remove anything it finds.
You have to be a little bit crazy to keep you from going insane.
Yes, it's possible a power surge could have fried some, or all, of the components on your motherboard. This is why a good quality surge protector/surge suppressor is always worth the $20 to $30 they cost. It's worth noting, most of those devices are a "one shot" deal in that, if they do indeed proteRead more
Yes, it’s possible a power surge could have fried some, or all, of the components on your motherboard. This is why a good quality surge protector/surge suppressor is always worth the $20 to $30 they cost. It’s worth noting, most of those devices are a “one shot” deal in that, if they do indeed protect from a surge, then they’ve done their job and need to be replaced.
It is unlikely your network interface was fried by a surge when there is one or more devices upstream of it and those components weren’t fried. Which is to say, since it plugs into a router and the router isn’t toasted off, the power surge didn’t come into the interface from the router.
It’s also unlikely a surge through the computer’s power connection caused the network interface to fry. You’ll notice I said “unlikely” and not “impossible”
Having said all that, from what you’re telling me, you could very well have a problem with the device. To check, I would uninstall it from Device Manager and then reboot and let windows “find” it again and reinstall it. Check and ensure you have the most up-to-date drivers installed and see if it doesn’t work. If not, then it’s possible it’s fried.
The good news is, if your computer has a free expansion slot, it only costs about $15 for a decent NIC (network interface card) and they’re easy to install. Simply shut your PC off, unplug it, open the case, remove the cover from the exansion slot and install the card while keeping your body grounded to the frame of the case so as to avoid an electromagnetic discharge. Typically when working inside a computer, I keep my forearm in contact with the frame of the case. Always touch the frame before touching anything inside the case or pulling the new component out of the antistatic bag.
It matters not how straight the gate, How charged with punishments the scroll, I am the master of my fate; I am the captain of my soul.
Solved How Do I Remove The Header & Footer Space in Excel 2010?
You adjust the top and bottom margins. If there is nothing in the header/footer sections they won't display at all nor will they affect the margins.BTW you should post Office questions in the Office Software forum.Answers are only as good as the information you provide.How to properly post a questioRead more
BTW you should post Office questions in the Office Software forum.
Answers are only as good as the information you provide.
How to properly post a question:
Sorry no tech support via PM’s
Boot Message CMOS Wrong And Keyboard Locked
If the keyboard does not work at all then you cannot make any BIOS changes to enable legacy USB support that would allow a USB keyboard to work at boot.Since you say you are getting a CMOS error at startup as well the only thing you can do at this stage is to reset the CMOS.Disconnect mains power. MRead more
Since you say you are getting a CMOS error at startup as well the only thing you can do at this stage is to reset the CMOS.
Disconnect mains power. Move CMOS reset jumper to the reset position. Press start button. ( Nothing should happen )
Return the jumper to the run position, reconnect mains power and try to startup. If you continue to experience CMOS errors and the keyboard still doesn’t work then your motherboard is probably toast.
If you cannot identify the CMOS reset jumper then you can achieve a reset by removing the CMOS battery for 30sec ( While mains power is disconnected)
Goin’ Fishin’ (Some day)
Solved How To Open .Ink File On Mac
First of all, with regards, I understand you are just switching to a Mac. :)Files that *cannot* be opened on a Mac without dual-boot support, an emulator, or Wine on Mac include Windows executables (.exe), dynamic link libraries (.dll), or related files. Oddly enough, Safari 4+ can open .hta applicaRead more
Files that *cannot* be opened on a Mac without dual-boot support, an emulator, or Wine on Mac include Windows executables (.exe), dynamic link libraries (.dll), or related files. Oddly enough, Safari 4+ can open .hta applications with ease.
The file you are trying to open is on that list as well. It is called a symbolic link in UNIX terms, hence where it got the extension .lnk from–it really should be .link, but this originated from Windows 95, where only three-letter extensions were allowed. On Windows, it is kindly masked over as an icon which looks like the one for the real program, with a shortcut arrow on it. A shortcut link would not help you in this case, because it is only a *link* to the real program, which without the methods I mentioned, will not run.
Even if I could assist you in opening a shortcut, it would not help. What we need to do is to open the program that you want, and make an alias to it (which, by the way, is Apple’s way of making a shortcut–only with a lot more stability, because in OS X they are much more powerful due to UNIX inherency.)
Let me know what program, exactly, you desperately need to open…
Glad to work with you. If you found this answer to be helpful, please give it a +1. Feel free to post back for additional questions.
Solved Invalid Floating Point Operation in Windows 10
Would it be possible to uninstall and re-install the program? Maybe Win 10 would then get it right.Always pop back and let us know the outcome - thanks
Always pop back and let us know the outcome – thanks
Solved How To I Change From a x86-Based Pc To a x64-Based Pc
No need to wipe the HDD, follow the instructions, select Custom install to overwrite the existing 32-bit installation. In other words, you only do a clean install ( deleting all the partitions or formatting ) if you have problems with your existing install.https://www.easeus.com/todo-backup-...httpsRead more
In other words, you only do a clean install ( deleting all the partitions or formatting ) if you have problems with your existing install.
https://www.easeus.com/todo-backup-…
https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/upgra…
Solved Can’t Copy/Paste Any Pictures To Word
Check your Advanced Options:Click the Microsoft Office buttonClick on the Word Options button to bring up the Word Options dialog box (at the bottom of window)Click on the Advanced button in the left hand paneIn the right hand pane, Scroll down to the section: Show Documents ContentsMake sure the boRead more
Click the Microsoft Office button
Click on the Word Options button to bring up the Word Options dialog box (at the bottom of window)
Click on the Advanced button in the left hand pane
In the right hand pane, Scroll down to the section: Show Documents Contents
Make sure the box next to: Show Picture Placeholders is UNchecked.
If that does not work and if your are using Word 2007 then try running a Diagnostic:
Running Microsoft Office Diagnostics from within Word
Click the Microsoft Office button
Click on the Word Options button to bring up the Excel Options dialog box (at the bottom of window)
Click on the Resources button in the left hand pane
Click on the Diagnose button in the right hand pane
Click Continue
Click Run Diagnostics
Running Microsoft Office Diagnostics from the Start Menu
Click on the Start button
Click All Programs
Click Microsoft Office folder
Click Microsoft Office Tools
Click Microsoft Office Diagnostics
Click Continue
Click Run Diagnostics
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Solved Can Someone Help Fix a DHCP Error On a Kindle Fire OS?
Sounds like there are a rash of issues with this one. Amazon is aware of the issue. One of the ways you can get around it might be to set a static ip address up.IN Wifi settings: Press and hold the Wifi you are connected to> Modify NetworkScroll down on the window the pops up>Show advanced optRead more
Amazon is aware of the issue. One of the ways you can get around it might be to set a static ip address up.
IN Wifi settings:
Press and hold the Wifi you are connected to> Modify Network
Scroll down on the window the pops up>Show advanced options>Set IP Settings to Static>Scroll down to IP Address.
This field should be prepopulated (in grey writing) with your current IP.
Write it down so you can remember it.
Now type in the IP in the field.
Gateway should be prepopulated with the gateway IP as well
Same for Network prefix length – should be 24
Set DNS 1 to 185.37.37.37 and
DNS 2 to 185.37.39.39
Press Save
Restart your Kindle
::mike
Vlookup date problems
Hi,One of the problems with looking up and matching dates is that Excel stores times in the same variable as the date. If some of your date values also contain times, there will not be a match.Two cells formatted as dd/mm/yy may show 10/Jan/10but one of them is midnight and the other is noon - you cRead more
One of the problems with looking up and matching dates is that Excel stores times in the same variable as the date.
If some of your date values also contain times, there will not be a match.
Two cells formatted as dd/mm/yy may show 10/Jan/10
but one of them is midnight and the other is noon – you can’t tell by looking at the date formatted cell.
10/Jan/2010 at midnight is 40198.00
10/Jan/2010 at noon is 40198.50
Try formating your dates as numbers and see if there are any decimal values ‘hidden’ in the cells.
If the values in the cells are not around 40000 (assuming recent dates), but still show as a date, then Excel hasn’t recognized the cell as a date. So some cells are text that is in a date style, while others are numbers recognized by Excel as dates and showing as a date due to formatting. So again – no match.
One way to handle the time issue is to compare the integer parts of the numbers only.
Create a new column to the right of your dates, before the text and use a formula =int(A1), to ensure that you get only the integer (whole number) part. Do your lookup on this new column using =VLOOKUP(INT(A9),B!$A$2:$B$20,2,FALSE), so you compare the integer part of the date in cell A9 with the integer values in your new column.
Regards
Why Does My Laptop Crash When I Use The Built in Camera?
First go to the mfg's web site and download and install all of the latest drivers for your system.Second, uninstall any programs that you never use, most manufactures include a lot of software that they are paid to put there and you have no need for. This is especially true for antivirus software. IRead more
Second, uninstall any programs that you never use, most manufactures include a lot of software that they are paid to put there and you have no need for. This is especially true for antivirus software. If there is a trial version on the machine and you install your own preferred antivirus program without uninstalling what they put there, there will be a conflict.
Third, A lot of software is set to start with Windows because they feel that it should be instantly available when (if ever) you need it quickly. The problem with this is that when there are a lot of these programs running all of the time, it actually slows everything down by wasting system resources. If you have programs that you use and do not want to uninstall them but do not use them all of the time as soon as you start Windows, look into their settings and try to set them NOT to start with Windows but only when you want them. If there are any remaining that still start with Windows, run msconfig and go to the Start Tab and uncheck any except your antivirus program and anything marked as Microsoft, Apply and restart the machine.
Fourth, Install and Update Malwarebytes (Free version, uncheck the trial of the paid for version). Check the setting to scan for root kits (place check mark) and run the scan. This program will pick up on many nasties that your antivirus program has missed. It only scans manually when you launch it and is a good tool to run once a week or once a month and when you feel something is not right with your system. Remove anything it finds.
You have to be a little bit crazy to keep you from going insane.
Laptop Ethernet has a constant orange light, no connection.
Yes, it's possible a power surge could have fried some, or all, of the components on your motherboard. This is why a good quality surge protector/surge suppressor is always worth the $20 to $30 they cost. It's worth noting, most of those devices are a "one shot" deal in that, if they do indeed proteRead more
It is unlikely your network interface was fried by a surge when there is one or more devices upstream of it and those components weren’t fried. Which is to say, since it plugs into a router and the router isn’t toasted off, the power surge didn’t come into the interface from the router.
It’s also unlikely a surge through the computer’s power connection caused the network interface to fry. You’ll notice I said “unlikely” and not “impossible”
Having said all that, from what you’re telling me, you could very well have a problem with the device. To check, I would uninstall it from Device Manager and then reboot and let windows “find” it again and reinstall it. Check and ensure you have the most up-to-date drivers installed and see if it doesn’t work. If not, then it’s possible it’s fried.
The good news is, if your computer has a free expansion slot, it only costs about $15 for a decent NIC (network interface card) and they’re easy to install. Simply shut your PC off, unplug it, open the case, remove the cover from the exansion slot and install the card while keeping your body grounded to the frame of the case so as to avoid an electromagnetic discharge. Typically when working inside a computer, I keep my forearm in contact with the frame of the case. Always touch the frame before touching anything inside the case or pulling the new component out of the antistatic bag.
It matters not how straight the gate,
How charged with punishments the scroll,
I am the master of my fate;
I am the captain of my soul.
***William Henley***