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I get error every time I try to rotate my pics - error in details?
Is you image saved as a graphic or movie clip? Did you use the tweening to change its position or are you manually trying to rotate it?
curse of the golden flower
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Computer Cisco Questions?
Can anyone please answer the following questions there multiple choice, choose 1 unless stated thanks and a brief explanation on the answer u chose
16. Which additional 4-pin or 6-pin power connector is required by some motherboards?
a)AUX
b)Berg
c)Parallel
d)SCSI
17 A technician is installing a new CPU in a ZIF socket on a motherboard. What is the primary way of securing the CPU in place?
a) thermal compound
b)antistatic fasteners
c) load lever
d) screws
18 A field technician has been asked to install a wireless 802.11g NIC in a computer, but is unsure about the expansion slots available. Which two types of wireless NICs should the technician have available? (Choose two.)
a) PCIe
b)AGP
c)SCSI
d) PCI
SATA
Computer Cisco Questions?
dude...if u are doing cisco lvl 1 judging from the questions u are asking....read the online courses...u will get the answer + explanation
Reply:16. a
17. b
18. a %26amp; d
16. Which additional 4-pin or 6-pin power connector is required by some motherboards?
a)AUX
b)Berg
c)Parallel
d)SCSI
17 A technician is installing a new CPU in a ZIF socket on a motherboard. What is the primary way of securing the CPU in place?
a) thermal compound
b)antistatic fasteners
c) load lever
d) screws
18 A field technician has been asked to install a wireless 802.11g NIC in a computer, but is unsure about the expansion slots available. Which two types of wireless NICs should the technician have available? (Choose two.)
a) PCIe
b)AGP
c)SCSI
d) PCI
SATA
Computer Cisco Questions?
dude...if u are doing cisco lvl 1 judging from the questions u are asking....read the online courses...u will get the answer + explanation
Reply:16. a
17. b
18. a %26amp; d
Cisco Question?
Can anyone please answer the following questions there multiple choice, choose 1 unless stated thanks and a brief explanation on the answer u chose
16. Which additional 4-pin or 6-pin power connector is required by some motherboards?
a)AUX
b)Berg
c)Parallel
d)SCSI
17 A technician is installing a new CPU in a ZIF socket on a motherboard. What is the primary way of securing the CPU in place?
a) thermal compound
b)antistatic fasteners
c) load lever
d) screws
18 A field technician has been asked to install a wireless 802.11g NIC in a computer, but is unsure about the expansion slots available. Which two types of wireless NICs should the technician have available? (Choose two.)
a) PCIe
b)AGP
c)SCSI
d) PCI
SATA
Cisco Question?
16) no idea
17) c.
18) d and... hmmm
pci-e is for graphics cards
agp was for older graphics cards?
scsi was a drives thing
sata was adrives thing?
dunno. But D is definately one of them.
16. Which additional 4-pin or 6-pin power connector is required by some motherboards?
a)AUX
b)Berg
c)Parallel
d)SCSI
17 A technician is installing a new CPU in a ZIF socket on a motherboard. What is the primary way of securing the CPU in place?
a) thermal compound
b)antistatic fasteners
c) load lever
d) screws
18 A field technician has been asked to install a wireless 802.11g NIC in a computer, but is unsure about the expansion slots available. Which two types of wireless NICs should the technician have available? (Choose two.)
a) PCIe
b)AGP
c)SCSI
d) PCI
SATA
Cisco Question?
16) no idea
17) c.
18) d and... hmmm
pci-e is for graphics cards
agp was for older graphics cards?
scsi was a drives thing
sata was adrives thing?
dunno. But D is definately one of them.
Rebuilding a computer?
I am rebuilding my computer and need advise on some processors that i am considering. Out of these processors which one would you chose and why?
a) AMD Phenom 9500 Agena 2.2GHz 4 x 512KB L2 Cache 2MB L3 Cache Socket AM2+ 95W Quad-Core Processor
b) Intel Core 2 Duo E6750 Conroe 2.66GHz 4M shared L2 Cache LGA 775 65W Dual-Core Processor
c) AMD Athlon 64 X2 6400+ Windsor 3.2GHz 2 x 1MB L2 Cache Socket AM2 125W Dual-Core Processor
Rebuilding a computer?
What do you mean by"rebuilding"? Do you mean upgrading?
AMD.... intel... different sockets.... you cant put any cpu in a certain mobo.
IF thats not the case, do you mean building another seperate computer?
I would go with core 2 duo or the athlon x2.... core 2 duo is lil bit better but its gonna be unnoticeable.
for the motherboards, im just gonna list some good budget ones... for AM2 (AMD) try:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as... (one i got!)
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...
For socket 775 (intel):
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...
Reply:go with b. it has the most cache of the 3. cache is like how much the processor can send data/information. im not really good with motherboards but u should do some research on some of em.
Reply:I personally would recommend the 6400+ just because I am an AMD fan. The Agena core has some problems associated with it so that is why I am not recommending that one. As far as a motherboard, I would recommend http://www.topdogelec.com/0/11265537.htm...
or
http://www.topdogelec.com/328690/1126552...
a) AMD Phenom 9500 Agena 2.2GHz 4 x 512KB L2 Cache 2MB L3 Cache Socket AM2+ 95W Quad-Core Processor
b) Intel Core 2 Duo E6750 Conroe 2.66GHz 4M shared L2 Cache LGA 775 65W Dual-Core Processor
c) AMD Athlon 64 X2 6400+ Windsor 3.2GHz 2 x 1MB L2 Cache Socket AM2 125W Dual-Core Processor
Rebuilding a computer?
What do you mean by"rebuilding"? Do you mean upgrading?
AMD.... intel... different sockets.... you cant put any cpu in a certain mobo.
IF thats not the case, do you mean building another seperate computer?
I would go with core 2 duo or the athlon x2.... core 2 duo is lil bit better but its gonna be unnoticeable.
for the motherboards, im just gonna list some good budget ones... for AM2 (AMD) try:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as... (one i got!)
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...
For socket 775 (intel):
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...
Reply:go with b. it has the most cache of the 3. cache is like how much the processor can send data/information. im not really good with motherboards but u should do some research on some of em.
Reply:I personally would recommend the 6400+ just because I am an AMD fan. The Agena core has some problems associated with it so that is why I am not recommending that one. As far as a motherboard, I would recommend http://www.topdogelec.com/0/11265537.htm...
or
http://www.topdogelec.com/328690/1126552...
Can I program sockets in a Windows NT platform?
We have a project to program sockets and it seems that the program it just works on unix or linux but I use windows xp as my os, so how can i program? Do i need a special version of c++ to do it? If yes, please do give me the site where i can download
Can I program sockets in a Windows NT platform?
I use sockets with C#. You can do it go to http://msdn.microsoft.com to find how to open a socket with your version of c++. You can also try dev c here.
http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
RJ
Reply:you can program sockets in windows as well
but the difference is the system calls are different
apricot
Can I program sockets in a Windows NT platform?
I use sockets with C#. You can do it go to http://msdn.microsoft.com to find how to open a socket with your version of c++. You can also try dev c here.
http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
RJ
Reply:you can program sockets in windows as well
but the difference is the system calls are different
apricot
How to retrieve DNS server`s ip address?
how can i retrieve Dns server`s ip address of a machine using c language.? is there any function to retrieve dns ip from DataGram socket.?
How to retrieve DNS server`s ip address?
if u programming in windows,
just run ipconfig.exe /all %26gt; C:\mynetworkinfo.txt
then parse the mynetworkinfo.txt file to get the DNS server address.
*maybe there is more easier way, currently, i only thought of this.
Reply:Well i know that you can ping the Dns from command prompt, but for c language, dont know
How to retrieve DNS server`s ip address?
if u programming in windows,
just run ipconfig.exe /all %26gt; C:\mynetworkinfo.txt
then parse the mynetworkinfo.txt file to get the DNS server address.
*maybe there is more easier way, currently, i only thought of this.
Reply:Well i know that you can ping the Dns from command prompt, but for c language, dont know
Is this myth about sneezing real??
Someone told me that the reason people cant sneeze with thier eyes open is b/c of the pressure it creates would pop your eyes out of socket. Personally i dont know either way so if this sounds like total BS its not my fault. lol
Is this myth about sneezing real??
Though I have seen in many webpages that SNEEZING is possible with EYES OPEN, I feel it is not possible because Sneezing is a reflex response that expels an irritant from the nose. It involves many muscles in the face, throat and chest. The sneeze reflex involves the muscles of the face that close the eyes as well. For this reason, is not possible to voluntarily keep our eyes open when we sneeze.
I too have tried on several occassions to keep my eyes open while sneezing but my eyes get closed automatically..
Reply:Actually if you held your nose closed tight when sneezing THEN your eyes would pop from the presure. DO NOT TRY!!!
Reply:Oh yeah, dude! it could actually blow them right out of your skull and into her lap. Never sneeze with your eyes bulging.
Reply:Well, if you don't believe it, try it with your eyes open and see for yourself
Reply:i do not no .
Reply:Yeah, it's a myth.
But, I have heard that if you sneeze, cough, hiccup and fart at the same time, you will turn into a pile of dust.
Reply:Nope, that's a myth - most people can't however, your eyes won't pop out of your head.
Reply:Well yes and no. The reason that we reflexively close our eyes while sneezing *is* to help relieve unpleasant pressure builds up behind the eyes while sneezing. However the chances of popping out your eyeballs while sneezing is extremely low. In fact it is possible to sneeze while keeping your eyes open.
Reply:well, I dont know if thats a myth or whatever but it sounds soooo funny lmao, anyhow heres a myth about a itch...when you nose itchs that means someones talking about you.
Reply:Yeah I have heard that too. I dunno if its true, but its totally impossible for me to sneeze with my eyes open regardless. Also someone above said if you help your nose whe you sneezed it would do this, but I almost always squeeze my nose when sneezing and both eyes are perfectly intact.
Reply:Actually its true, and some people after practice can squeeze their eyes out of the socket easily.
Reply:omg. now im scared to TRY to open my eyes when i sneeze. cuz ive been trying to test that theory out. but now that you told me about eye sockets... well. im traumatized. thanks a lot. lol.
Reply:i often sneeze with my eyes open.
Makes more of a mess that way, of course, as I have to pick up my squashed eyeballs off the floor, squish them back into shape, and pop them back in.
First line is true. You can guess on the rest.
Reply:lol
Reply:Never heard the myth, and can't figure out where most of the answers so far are coming from! I never close my eyes for a sneeze. I want to see where it goes so I know where to clean up later! If eyeball-popping is a problem for you, just have a pair of thick glasses handy. Slip them on when you feel a sneeze coming. The eyeballs will bounce off the glasses and pop back into place so fast you'll never even know it happened! (Unless the glasses are cheap and shatter...) But then, holding your eyes shut ought to hold the pressure in and cause your eyeballs to implode!
Reply:I'm not sure about that one, but there is a odd history to sneezing. Many centuries ago people believed that a sneeze was a sign of demon possession, and the officials in the area would remove a piece of the offenders brain (without pain-meds!) with basically a drill, causing them to never sneeze again ( because they were somewhat brain-dead) and hence all signs of demons were evaporated. tada! crazy isn't it?
Reply:No, it wont because basically a sneeze is a muscular spasm (even your heart skips a beat when you sneeze) since there are no muscles strong enough to disconnect your optic nerve around your eye (although no doubt it could be done) it will not pop out. better keep your eyes closed anyway thouhg just in case... LOL
Reply:Nah, it's BS. If your eye were to pop out a 1/4 mm of skin wouldn't stop it...
The reason you can't keep you eyes open is simply due to a muscular reflex.
Is this myth about sneezing real??
Though I have seen in many webpages that SNEEZING is possible with EYES OPEN, I feel it is not possible because Sneezing is a reflex response that expels an irritant from the nose. It involves many muscles in the face, throat and chest. The sneeze reflex involves the muscles of the face that close the eyes as well. For this reason, is not possible to voluntarily keep our eyes open when we sneeze.
I too have tried on several occassions to keep my eyes open while sneezing but my eyes get closed automatically..
Reply:Actually if you held your nose closed tight when sneezing THEN your eyes would pop from the presure. DO NOT TRY!!!
Reply:Oh yeah, dude! it could actually blow them right out of your skull and into her lap. Never sneeze with your eyes bulging.
Reply:Well, if you don't believe it, try it with your eyes open and see for yourself
Reply:i do not no .
Reply:Yeah, it's a myth.
But, I have heard that if you sneeze, cough, hiccup and fart at the same time, you will turn into a pile of dust.
Reply:Nope, that's a myth - most people can't however, your eyes won't pop out of your head.
Reply:Well yes and no. The reason that we reflexively close our eyes while sneezing *is* to help relieve unpleasant pressure builds up behind the eyes while sneezing. However the chances of popping out your eyeballs while sneezing is extremely low. In fact it is possible to sneeze while keeping your eyes open.
Reply:well, I dont know if thats a myth or whatever but it sounds soooo funny lmao, anyhow heres a myth about a itch...when you nose itchs that means someones talking about you.
Reply:Yeah I have heard that too. I dunno if its true, but its totally impossible for me to sneeze with my eyes open regardless. Also someone above said if you help your nose whe you sneezed it would do this, but I almost always squeeze my nose when sneezing and both eyes are perfectly intact.
Reply:Actually its true, and some people after practice can squeeze their eyes out of the socket easily.
Reply:omg. now im scared to TRY to open my eyes when i sneeze. cuz ive been trying to test that theory out. but now that you told me about eye sockets... well. im traumatized. thanks a lot. lol.
Reply:i often sneeze with my eyes open.
Makes more of a mess that way, of course, as I have to pick up my squashed eyeballs off the floor, squish them back into shape, and pop them back in.
First line is true. You can guess on the rest.
Reply:lol
Reply:Never heard the myth, and can't figure out where most of the answers so far are coming from! I never close my eyes for a sneeze. I want to see where it goes so I know where to clean up later! If eyeball-popping is a problem for you, just have a pair of thick glasses handy. Slip them on when you feel a sneeze coming. The eyeballs will bounce off the glasses and pop back into place so fast you'll never even know it happened! (Unless the glasses are cheap and shatter...) But then, holding your eyes shut ought to hold the pressure in and cause your eyeballs to implode!
Reply:I'm not sure about that one, but there is a odd history to sneezing. Many centuries ago people believed that a sneeze was a sign of demon possession, and the officials in the area would remove a piece of the offenders brain (without pain-meds!) with basically a drill, causing them to never sneeze again ( because they were somewhat brain-dead) and hence all signs of demons were evaporated. tada! crazy isn't it?
Reply:No, it wont because basically a sneeze is a muscular spasm (even your heart skips a beat when you sneeze) since there are no muscles strong enough to disconnect your optic nerve around your eye (although no doubt it could be done) it will not pop out. better keep your eyes closed anyway thouhg just in case... LOL
Reply:Nah, it's BS. If your eye were to pop out a 1/4 mm of skin wouldn't stop it...
The reason you can't keep you eyes open is simply due to a muscular reflex.
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