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  I imported a text in my document Pages.  The two texts were different.  Then I selected all the text and selected in Times New Roman for everything.  I saved and you leave.  I have then opened the document, and the types of two texts are still there.  How can I get everything to be Times New Roman?  That's why I think there is a bug in the Pages.

  Probably, you have two versions of the document and opened a bad.

  Peter

• Are you aware of a possible bug in the version 3.6.23? In the browser, for example, "two /" appears with the slash through the 'o'. Is this a known bug? Thank you

  Are you aware of a possible bug in the version 3.6.23? In the browser, for example, "two /" appears with the slash through the 'o'. Is this a known bug?

  When the same text is seen in another browser, it is displayed correctly as "two."

  The same question is displayed on another computer.

  Thank you.

  Sounds that you use a font that supports ligatures (Palatino?).

  • http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Ligature_%28typography%29

• IOS 9.3 there bugs for the iphone 6?

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• When I updated my iPhone 6 more iOS 9.3 my camera will not be to the point and seems blurred by far. I already reset my iPhone and my mother worked... Anything other ideas, might be a bug in the iOS update?

  When I updated my iPhone 6 more iOS 9.3 my camera will not be to the point and seems blurred by far. I already reset my iPhone and my mother worked... Anything other ideas, might be a bug in the iOS update?

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• First bug in the new HP update (7820)

  There is a bug in the application 2-var statistics.

  SHIFT + TRACE SETTINGS - see the image:

  

  Now look at the calculator after upgrade:

  

  Where the top menu of the page?

  In 7820, the brand is on the SYMB screen next to his color choices on the right (2nd line S1 config).  Line color selection is on the left (3rd line S1 config).

• Satellite U200 163: a bug in the bios with linux

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  Hi ft

  Unfortunately I have no explanation for what is happening exactly to your device, but don t forget that your device is not supported under Linux and also designed for Windows XP.

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• x 64 (64-bit) bug in the C API

  I try to get the C API of 64-bit running.  I have the 32-bit running API, and it is not working properly.  It seems that no API call in the 64-bit environment, which returns more than a single data type replaces a box of memory it does not.

  I work in VB.NET and enveloping with a marshaling calls.  The simplest example of a call that is not working properly is querying the active channels on the scope:

  C header:

  niVB_Status NIVB_DECL (niVB_MSO_QueryEnabledAnalogChannels)
  niVB_MSO_InstrumentHandle instrumentHandle,
  char * channels.
  size_t channelsSize,
  size_t * channelsSizeOut);

  There are several different ways to encode a managed, unmanaged for this translation.  First is to use an allocation to build a pointer on a buffer zone:

  Pointer = Marshal.AllocHGlobal (MAX_CSTRING_LENGTH)

  Then, the declaration looks like this:

  _
  Public Shared Function niVB_MSO_QueryEnabledAnalogChannels_64 (ByVal instrumentHandle As Integer, ByVal channel As Integer, ByVal channelsSize As UInteger, ByRef channelsSizeOut As UInteger) as niVB_Status
  End Function

  When the call is made, the call to channelsSizeOut returns 23 characters (which is correct).  Channels IntPtr is however cancelled (this should never happen, he suggests that the battery is getting damaged.)  If I put a very wide range locally around the pointer, sometimes it is not damaged.

  Or you can call the function by using a call to stringbuilder.  Basically, it replaces the IntPtr parameter with a string generator using marshaling for a pointer:

  Dim bufChannels As New StringBuilder (MAX_CSTRING_LENGTH)

  then the call looks like this:

  _
  Public Shared Function niVB_MSO_QueryEnabledAnalogChannels_64 (ByVal instrumentHandle As IntPtr, ByVal channel As StringBuilder, ByVal channelsSize As UInteger, ByRef channelsSizeOut As UInteger) as niVB_Status
  End Function

  Yet once, calling this function causes the stringbuilder class being together (Nothing), which is essentially showing that stack space where is the pointer to the StringBuilder is getting damaged.

  It is important to note that this code works perfectly with the 32-bit version of the DLL (with a programming construct).

  I don't think it's a bug in the C API; I can do the following for both x 86 and x 64 without triggering of MSVC stack Canaries. (Note that for brevity, it does no checking error in this code snippet.)

  #include
  #include
  #include ' nivirtualbench/nivirtualbench.h '.

  int main (int argc, char * argv)

  {

  niVB_LibraryHandle libHandle = NULL;

  niVB_MSO_InstrumentHandle msoHandle = NULL;

  size_t channelsSizeOut = 0;

  char * enabledChannels = NULL;

  niVB_Initialize (NIVB_LIBRARY_VERSION & libHandle);

  niVB_MSO_Initialize (libHandle, "brandonbench", false, & msoHandle);

  niVB_MSO_QueryEnabledAnalogChannels (msoHandle, NULL, 0, & channelsSizeOut);

  enabledChannels = (char *) calloc (channelsSizeOut, sizeof;

  niVB_MSO_QueryEnabledAnalogChannels (msoHandle, enabledChannels, channelsSizeOut, & channelsSizeOut);

  printf ("permit to channels: %s\n", enabledChannels);

  Free (enabledChannels);

  niVB_MSO_Close (msoHandle);

  niVB_Finalize (libHandle);

  }

  I suspect that the problem is in your marshaling. Size_t parameters are probably better represented using System.UIntPtr and not the type UInteger; size_t is 32-bit on 32-bit platform and 64 bits on 64-bit platforms, but UIntegers are 32-bit at a time. Try to write channelsSizeOut, it's probably what is triggering the corruption of the stack.

• Bug in the conditional for loop with an array empty

  There seems to be a bug in the loop with a conditional terminal.

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  The constant matrix is left empty.

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• I think that there is a bug in the function RT Set CPU pool assignments (SMP)

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  It works, which means it seems to do the assignment.  But if I look at the assignments of Pool Set CPU error line, it returns-2231, "invalid CPU pool settings. Each pool must contain at least 1 CPU. »

  I do not know what that means, or why I am getting the error (I might just "ignore it", but if the error is 'real', which is not supposed to do).  The entrance to the Pool Set CPU assignment is described in the documentation as "an array of enumerations, with an entry for each CPU.  For me, this means 2 entries, which is what I have.

  Does anyone have a rational explanation of what's going on?  Is this a bug?  The documentation is the problem?  I have attached the front (showing the number of processors and the error output) and the (very simple) block diagram.

  Bob Schor

  

  Thank you, Bobby.

  I reread carefully the Note help "Specifies the Set of processors available for automatic load balancing".  Now that I know the 'right answer', I can interpret what is written as planned, but it's not easy!

  It is also curious that, although the previous example has generated error-2231, if we deleted the error (or wired never error line), function has, in fact, affect the system and Timed Structures pool to CPU0 (I have a few 'real' testing code that shows CPU0 with Structures Timed cycles).  Given that the function "does the right thing" even if you specify parameters of 'bad', perhaps it should be treated as a warning, not an error (or otherwise make a mistake of 'real' not assigned to a pool - it also wouldn't hurt to have a less obscure the Error Message, or more explicit "be sure to have at least a CPU explicitly assigned to each system and Timed Structures pools") , maybe in "BOLD".

  This code has no error:

  

  Hereby I give you credit for the 'Solution', but I'll mark my answer as the Solution because it has a photo to help readers who are intrigued by the question and our responses.

• bug with the news of the spectrum

  Hello

  I have a problem with the FRF vi, which calculates the frequency response. The cluster 'info of the spectrum', the channel name is not changed when the FRF vi is looped. It seems that this problem is when the vi Polymorph selection is set to "1 stimulus, 1 reply.

  The attached vi shows my problem for a better understanding of the "bug".

  The channelname (and perhaps other properties of the spectrum) are not changed. I want to store the result of the FRF vi to a TDMS with polymorphic VI 'Write in TDMS' file available in the Toolbox for sound & Vibration. The Spectra must be registered with all of the properties and the channelname should change...

  Someone has an idea to fix this? Maybe I do not use the bandwidth as it should be, but it seems that there is a bug in the vi.

  Thanks for your help.

  Mathieu

  Hello

  I found what was wrong in my code.

  In order to have the good 'spectrum info', I put the entry "reboot on average" to true on the frequency response of vi.

  Mathieu

• A BUG IN THE CALCULATOR

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  A BUG IN THE CALCULATOR. HOW TO REPORT?

  Please go to http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows , and then select your version of Windows, then (items Windows) > programs. After the issue of the calculator that you've discovered to see if anyone can post a solution or additional information.

  Don

• Xbox will not connect to xbox live and said "Uh Oh, seems to have found a bug in the system.

  So I went to a game on my xbox and it froze, I so stop my xbox 360 and turned it. When it was turned on it says not connected to xbox live, so I did the steps and plugged but it got to the last step where it connects to xbox live, and it said unable to connect to live. So I went on the xbox website and I registered and it says "Uh Oh, seems to have found a bug in the system and it tells me I have no friends and it does not display my photo on the site...» It happened once in October, but has not occurred again until now. I need help please to find what's wrong.

  Try Xbox support:
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• a bug with the structure that contains bit fields?

  using CVI 8.5. I tried to set up a structure that contains bit fields. Although the structure compiles, I encounter strange behavior when you access individual fields, while the value of the overall structure seems ok. Here is the structure:

  typedef struct
  {
  Union
  {
  struct
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  unsigned int Flag1: 1;
  unsigned int dummy: 3;
  unsigned int Flag2: 4;
  unsigned int Indicateur3: 4;
  unsigned int dummy2: 4;
  };
  unsigned short;
  } flags;
  } flagset;

  When you set the Member 'all' to a value so that one or more indicators, but not all, are false, I still read the individual like real flags, until all flags are set to false.

  I missed something? This definition is really legal?

  Please find attached a file showing the problem.

  The same issue is at stake with or without the ternary operator. It turns out the problem was not specifically with printf, but rather a bug in the compiler that is related to the evaluation of the members of anonymous internal structures. If several internal anonymous struct members are evaluated before the compiler actually do anything with the result - which is the case when passing arguments to a function-, so they will all be evaluates the value that was evaluated last.

  A. Mert

  National Instruments

• 3 bugs in the shell cmd, the stability of windows, the slowdown and hibernation problems

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc723564.aspx

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7itproui/thread/d6a26f20-DFB2-4AA9-b353-45efadb21a18

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_xp-windows_programs/bug-in-cmd-shells-Rd-rmdir-Removes-even-when-you/4d3ee079-A364-47fc-Baa2-3a4e4aefc194

  I presented these 3 topics, which are bugs in the cmd shell. first they said I should introduce him to technet.  then they said I should present the msdn forums, although I don't see how it's appropriate, then told me I should post to Microsoft Answers, so I'm back to where I started.

  I suspect that these bugs may not affect only XP but the newer versions of windows as well.

  I have a XP Pro 32-bit and 3 GB of RAM, Pentium 4 HT 2.8GHz system (1 core, 2-wire).  It is a relatively new installation of windows, and I recently cleaned the CPU cooler.  I'm doing the repair of computers as my business and software development as a hobby.

  • do the hibernation twice in a row causes the need for a hard stop.  This is not good.  I should be able to do the overwintering without end.
  • Windows gets more unstable as time goes by, until I need a reboot after about a week or two of the race.  I wouldn't restart.  I don't want to restart. I need my development environment I need to put in place every time.
  • Windows gets slower and slower to react to the events of keyboard and mouse over time.  services.exe is apparently chewing 50% cpu for a few seconds so that this 'pause for the system' is happening.

  I agree with the response of Al Dunbar, posted to your thread in the TechNet forum.

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