1. AMD Socket AM2 Motherboard, currently equipped with 2 GHz Sempron. Specs on Acer's support site say that the the T-180 can be equipped with an Athlon 64 x 2 but does not specify CPU speeds. Looking at prices for these parts, I see that prices for speeds 2.7 GHz and UP are LOWER than prices for 2.3 GRead more

    AMD Socket AM2 Motherboard, currently equipped with 2 GHz Sempron. Specs on Acer’s support site say that the the T-180 can be equipped with an Athlon 64 x 2 but does not specify CPU speeds. Looking at prices for these parts, I see that prices for speeds 2.7 GHz and UP are LOWER than prices for 2.3 GHz and lower! How fast a processor can this product support? See less
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  2. The batteries should be getting charged just by plugging the UPS in to a mains supply socket. The UPS switch does not need to be in 'on' position for the batteries to charge.That's how most UPS models work anyway. I can't research it any further because you didn't say which model it is.

    The batteries should be getting charged just by plugging the UPS in to a mains supply socket. The UPS switch does not need to be in ‘on’ position for the batteries to charge.

    That’s how most UPS models work anyway. I can’t research it any further because you didn’t say which model it is.

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  3. Looks like the AMT is looking for the VA and it's not there. Are you using any virtual appliances? From what I was reading here"This is a feature in older versions of AMT that you can turn off within the AMT MEBx. Take a look at page five in the guide linked above for instructions on how to access tRead more

    Looks like the AMT is looking for the VA and it’s not there. Are you using any virtual appliances? From what I was reading here

    “This is a feature in older versions of AMT that you can turn off within the AMT MEBx. Take a look at page five in the guide linked above for instructions on how to access the MEBx and get to the menu to disable the VA feature.”

    http://communities.intel.com/thread…

    Hope this helps

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  4. They're not. :) OS X recognizes any file that does not have an official extension that came from a foreign source oddly. To fix this, start by going to the Finder menu in the menubar in the Finder. Go to Preferences, then go to Advanced. Tell it to "Show all file extensions". Close it, and drag theRead more

    They’re not. 🙂

    OS X recognizes any file that does not have an official extension that came from a foreign source oddly. To fix this, start by going to the Finder menu in the menubar in the Finder. Go to Preferences, then go to Advanced. Tell it to “Show all file extensions”. Close it, and drag the pictures from the CD to the Desktop. Press return to edit the filename of a selected picture. Do you remember the original format? If so, here’s a quick guide:

    – If it is .png, type in “your-picture-name.png”.
    – If it is .jpg, type in “your-picture-name.jpg”.
    – If it is .tiff, type in “your-picture-name.tiff”.
    – Or any other format they were saved in…

    Hopefully, you get the picture. 🙂

    If the Finder asks if you want to change the file extension, tell it you want to.

    Hopefully, this should solve your dilemna. 🙂

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  5. Sounds like the file is corrupt. That's what CRC checks are for. You can attempt the repair, but I've never seen one work. .sfv files help, but they must be created with the archive. Truth is, there really is no fix for a corrupt archive. If the decompression utility cannot match the CRC value, it dRead more

    Sounds like the file is corrupt. That’s what CRC checks are for. You can attempt the repair, but I’ve never seen one work. .sfv files help, but they must be created with the archive.

    Truth is, there really is no fix for a corrupt archive. If the decompression utility cannot match the CRC value, it doesn’t know where to start in the file.

    Also look here: http://community.office365.com/en-u…
    Good luck.

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  6. The exe will be the overall program or project. It might contain videos but they will not play unless extracted. Have you seen this lot:https://www.google.co.uk/#q=Wiz+IQ+...Always pop back and let us know the outcome - thanks

    The exe will be the overall program or project. It might contain videos but they will not play unless extracted. Have you seen this lot:
    https://www.google.co.uk/#q=Wiz+IQ+…

    Always pop back and let us know the outcome – thanks

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  7. I'm confused by your question.First you said that you want to select a cell at the left side of the active cell but your code is specific to B1.If I wanted to select a cell at the left side of the active cell I would use:ActiveCell.Offset(0, -1).SelectThat said, there's 2 other things I'd like to meRead more

    I’m confused by your question.

    First you said that you want to select a cell at the left side of the active cell but your code is specific to B1.

    If I wanted to select a cell at the left side of the active cell I would use:

    ActiveCell.Offset(0, -1).Select

    That said, there’s 2 other things I’d like to mention:

    1 – When I use your code, it selects A1 only, not A1:B1.

    Try this and tell us what you get:

    MsgBox Range(“B1”).Offset(0, -1).Address

    It should return $A$1.

    2 – Why are you Selecting a cell? You rarely need to Select a cell via VBA in order to perform an operation on it.

    For example:

    Range("B1").Offset(0, -1).Select
    Selection.Formula = "=B1+C1"

    Can be reduced to:

    Range("B1").Offset(0, -1).Formula = "=B1+C1"

    You can typically perform the VBA operation directly on the Range from within VBA.

    It’s much more efficient/quicker.

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

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  8. See if this 2013 thread is of any help:https://computing.net/answers/ha...see reply # 23MIKEhttp://www.skeptic.com/message edited by mmcconaghy

    See if this 2013 thread is of any help:

    https://computing.net/answers/ha…

    see reply # 23

    MIKE

    http://www.skeptic.com/

    message edited by mmcconaghy

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  9. It seems you have, inadvertently, installed the trial version of the Pro product. It seems to be a very common problem. Have a look at this thread which tells you how to make sure that you only install the free product: http://forums.sketchup.com/t/sketch...

    It seems you have, inadvertently, installed the trial version of the Pro product. It seems to be a very common problem. Have a look at this thread which tells you how to make sure that you only install the free product: http://forums.sketchup.com/t/sketch… See less
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