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• Really Simple Date conversion function... but does not work

  For my application, I need a function that converts a date in a date that is a Monday.
  
  I wrote this simple function and I tried for many times... but it just doesn't work. It returns a null value. The problem lies in the IF statement.
  
  I'm using iSQL 9
  

  CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION to_monday ( datum IN DATE )
    RETURN DATE
    AS
  BEGIN
    FOR n IN 0..6 LOOP
      IF ( TO_CHAR(datum + n, 'day') = 'friday' ) THEN
        RETURN (datum + n - 4);
      END IF;
    END LOOP;
  END;

  SELECT to_monday(CURRENT_DATE) FROM dual;

  Published by: popovitsj on 2012-mrt-11 05:07
  
  Published by: popovitsj on 2012-mrt-11 05:09
  
  Published by: popovitsj on 2012-mrt-11 05:09
  
  Published by: popovitsj on 2012-mrt-11 05:12

  It is already available.

  SQL> select next_day(sysdate,'monday') a from dual;
  
  A
  ---------
  12-MAR-12
  

• Conversion function XML AS2 AS3

  Hi guys, how are you?

  Once again I m here to ask for your help.

  I m trying to convert an AS2 AS3 script, but I m not good in AS3 síntax yet. I Don t know how to create this structure. Please, could someone help me?

  xml:
  
  <resources>
  
           <levelTitle1>Iniciante</levelTitle1>
            <levelTitle5>Aprendiz</levelTitle5>
            <levelTitle10>Aspirante</levelTitle10>
            <levelTitle15>Recruta</levelTitle15>
            <levelTitle20>Experiente</levelTitle20>
            <levelTitle30>Profissional</levelTitle30>
            <levelTitle50>Star</levelTitle50>
            <levelTitle70>Ás</levelTitle70>
            <levelTitle90>Campeão</levelTitle90>
            <levelTitle120>Lenda</levelTitle120>
  
  </resources>
  
  
  AS2 Function:
  
  public static function getLanguage(tag:String):String
  {
             if (languageObject[tag].data){
  
  
                      return slanguageObject.resources[tag].data;
             }
               return "Error";
   }
  

  I can´t find a way to work in as3 without the parameter 'data '.

  I want to call this as2 function, pass "levelTitle30" to the "tag" parameter and return by the return of the function of the content of "levelTitle30" of the xml tag.

  Kind regards

  is your code xml in an external file?

  If so, (for example, resources.xml), you would use:

  var xml

  var urlLoader:URLLoader = new URLLoader();

  urlLoader.addEventListener (Event.COMPLETE, completeF);

  urlLoader.load (new URLRequest ("resources.xml"));

  function completeF(e:Event):void {}

  XML = e.Target.Data;

  }

  public static function getLanguage(tag:String):String{
if(xml[tag]){
return xml[tag];

  } else {
return "Error";
}
}

• date conversion function

  I'm new to odi.i worked on the apatar tool. Now, I'm exploring tool ODI, part of the Installation is complete
  now, I want to use the TO_DATE function. The infeed table has column with a varchar data type date (allows to say:01/01/08).now I want to load this column in the data store of output with the DATE data type column.)
  You can direct me to the link where the syntax of all these functions (expression editor) are given.

  I hope so, ODI. C$ _0TEST_TARGET. C1_BILLING_DATE is of type DATE.

  Now change the option 'Drop the Tables of Temporairy' your LKM No. (and/or IKM) in order to keep the table$ CAN. And launch the interface once more. Is the value of the ODI. C$ _0TEST_TARGET. C1_BILLING_DATE correct?

• algebraic mode - unit conversions

  You can use the conversion functions of unit HP 35s on the key in algebraic mode [AGL] Board?  The strikes are given for RPN mode, but not of AGL.  If you used mode AGL, what are the keys >

  Hi!, M35s:

  Welcome to Forum!

  Please, see... http://h20331.www2.HP.com/Hpsub/downloads/35_04_Unit_Conversions.PDF

• Conversion exit visa to numbers

  LabVIEW currently receives data from a device (via visa) as a string in the format NA [] [] [] [] [] [cr], where the [first] is a +/-, and the next [5] is a 4 number with one decimal digit.

  I need to convert this number that contains only the [] and have not been able to find a solution

  Thank you!

  Tip: Look in the channels palette.

  You have access to the number/string conversion function.

  

• String to number conversion problem

  I have a VI that pulls in data from a device using VISA, and I got it on another computer to work a few weeks back. I had to transfer the VI to a laptop computer to run a few tests, and now I can't make it work. I am unable to put my VI because the laptop on it's is unable to access the network companies, I will do my best to explain it all, I apologize for the inconvenience! My problem is not however with VISA, it's with an exit VISA number conversion chain.

  I have attached a painting drawing of VI to better explain it.

  I use the block series Visa football match in baud rate and all that many good things to the unit and port settings set of device management. Then, a while loop is entered. The loop will run until you press the stop"" button. The next block of visa is the writing block, he asks for a reading of the device. The next block of visa is the first block of reading, he returns playback in the form of "NA-XXX. X' where x are numbers. The next block of visa is the second reading block, this block just echoes back the command sent to the device. Playback of the first visa read block, "NA-XXX. X' is going exponential/fractional chain to digital converter.

  When you perform a run/debug to highlight run, the release of visa reports the correct value, is the value of the device reading - however the string to number converter generates a 0,000, no matter what channel number is. I am at a loss as to what may be wrong because it's the EXACT set up I had to work very well a few weeks ago!

  I'm using Labview 10 on the laptop, the old computer was labview 7. I'm guessing that this is perhaps the rub... I Redid the VI from scratch, although I have not opened the old VI in labview 10.

  Any help would be appreciated. Again, sorry I am unable to attach the VI.

  DARB wrote:

  I have attached a painting drawing of VI to better explain it.

  Would it not have been easier to just post a screenshot? You might also have used the Tool of Capture of Code. (Which reminds me that I need to install it to my previous versions of LabVIEW, as evidenced by the screenshot I took. )

  As to the question: you probably either:

  • employee analysis of chain initially and when you rewrote the VI you used the regular string conversion functions.
  • Wired an offset value in the string to the number function.

  

• Conversion of 16-bit unsigned 32-bit float

  Hi, I'm new to labview and data types in the electronics. Due to a shortage of labour in my company, I am required to do it myself. I've been through several labview basic tutorials and examples, but I am unable to do anything properly with labview. Any help is very appreciated.

  I'm using labview 8.6.1 and I downloaded the drivers for modbus. Currently, I am required to read data out of a sensor and write the data to a file. Using the ".vi MB series Master query Read Input registers (poly)", I am able to read the data in the registers. However, the data in the registers are 16-bit unsigned and does not give the "real" value I'm not sure about this, but I tried to use simply Modbus 6.3.6 and change the bit 16 32-bit unsigned type float makes the job of showing the real value.

  So, my question is, how do I get the actual values of the VI? I apologize if this is a simple question but I am new to this and don't have the time to study further in this regard. In addition, I apologize in advance if not enough information is given. Her updated the VI of "Master Series MB query Read Input registers (poly) .vi" that I used to write data to the file, as well as 1 text files, I got is attached.

  Thank you for your help and sorry for any trouble.

  Here's my VI registered under LV8.6.

  You have pretty cables through your VI, but it is ridiculously little handy, easily scalable and uses some Rube Goldberg constructions.

  Your Rubes:

  1. table to the cluster to unbundle converty.  Then grouping to a cluster and then to a table.  No need to go through the songs and dances of cluster.  You could have used the Index table and table build and not had to convert anything to a cluster or backward.

  2. using a constant Dbl to change than one through the digital conversion function to determine the data type for the type cast.  Eliminating the conversion and has created the representation of the single precision instead of double precision constant.

  3 code dozens of times when he should have been treated in a loop of duplication.

  If you use me as a Subvi, your screen real estate will be less than a 1/4 of what it is now.

  You say you want to read a bunch of records that are not adjacent to each other?  You can make several requests of reading.  Write a query command, then read the answer.  Then write another order of demand for various registers and read this response.  It depends on how different readings, you do or how far records of interest are about whether it makes sense.  If you need read a two pairs of registers, which are some distance apart, it might be more efficient to perform a single read multiple registers if they are close together and just throw the records don't care you.  It will be more bytes to read at the back, but it might be faster because it can be done in only one reading.  Or you could do two readings targeting your specific records.  It might be less bytes to read in each message, but it will take more time to make two requests to read and wait for responses between the two.

  I don't know if the limit of 125 records is something to make your device, modbus or modbus in general protocol library.  I want to say that it might be that the modbus Protocol usually means that records the 125 250 bytes of data.  Factor of a few bytes of the command of the response and the checksum, you will be 256 bytes.  Modbus packages are designed to take less than 256 bytes so that only a single byte is needed to tell how many bytes of data will be forthcoming in response to the message.

  With selective targeting of your records to read and using the table of Index to read specific float32 values of interest, you can write the 12 values you want in the file instead of all those you don't need.

• conversion of an image of threshoulded on a scale of gray on 1473R (FPGA)

  Hello

  So I try to use an example called Image Processing with Vision Assistant on FPGA, edit and compress images PIV. However, when I try to use threshould function Vision Express sup - VI and then compile to my FPGA I get a black on the screen image, when I run the host VI. It could be due to the fact that the threshoulded image is black and red and the display configuration is U8 gray scale, but isn´t there is an option to display binary and I tried to use the lookup table to get a black and white image, but then he adds a new control, memory, I Don t know what to do with it.

  If I could image as a binary file (and can view it), it would be perfect, but my programming really sucks and I Don t know how to do.

  Thanks in advance!

  To view the binary image on the host, use a binary palette: right-click on the image of the view control, click the menu on the palette, then select binary.

  Another option is to convert the image on the Vision FPGA Wizard in 8-bit (Conversion function in the palette of shades of gray), and then choose the operators and multiply by 255.

  The returned image will be an 8-bit image with values of 255 for pixels binarize.

  Hope this helps,

  Christophe

• fixed point conversion

  How do I know how LabVIEW manages type conversions and type cast to point fixed.

  In particular, I have two problems:

  (1) assume I want to convert an integer signed 32-bit to a point fixed <+ ,20,20="">with the function "-fixed-point."

  Of course this conversion involves a waste of bits. LabVIEW will keep the most significant bits, or those less important?

  The same problem occurs if I want to convert a fixed point of data (for example <+ ,20,20="">) to another fixed point data with fewer bits (for example <+ ,10,10="">).

  (2) I have a data represented with a point fixed <+ ,20,10="">and I want to cast to a point fixed <+ ,15,5="">by removing 5 whole bits and keeping the sign.

  For example, I have the number - represented 1.5 in <+ ,20,10="">and I want to convert it to <+ ,15,5="">(to be noted that the two representations can express the number correctly).

  How can I do such casting?

  Thank you

  Hi Tom,

  That's a fair criticism, there are probably a few tribal knowledge implicit in the documentation. I'll give some briefing notes that might help a little:

  • LabVIEW makes a distinction between the functions of conversion (aka "balls") and casts. Conversion always functions are trying to preserve the numeric value, with a handful of out-of-range values with different rounding and overflow modes. Conversions integer/integer wrap, while all other combinations round to closest and saturated by default. If the destination is FXP, you can configure the modes.
  • Coercion points have the same behaviors as their corresponding conversion function.
  • Type cast is not supported on the FPGA
  • The fixed point to whole and entire Cast to fixed-point slur was created with use FPGA to mind cases. They are not pure bit casts, because they support extension of sign for an arithmetic scaling, as well as ways of handling overflow. I hope that the new documentation is a bit clearer on their behavior.
  • Number of reinterpret is a little pure cast to numbers FXP or integer, available on digital > palette to comma fixed only under target FPGA. It simplifies the behavior by limiting the length of the input word and output is the same.

• Conversion table of varying Dynamics

  I tried to convert a number of 2D, dynamically assigned tables to VARIANTS in order to generate a plot of parametric Surface 3D ActiveX.   Unfortunately, the CA_VariantSet2DArray function has problems with this.  If I understand the question, a translation to the VARIANT cannot be completed if non-contiguous memory is passed into the function.  I AM able to pass arrays statically defined in the CA_VariantSet2DArray function and generate my very well 3D parametric Surface plot.  In the end, however, table sizes that will be Wescott may vary each time the user the parcel data.  Given that the size info is not known at compile time, I can't define static arrays.

  I saw a few people who have asked similar questions in these forums in the past, but there seems to be no solution.  Is there an a way in which the varrient conversion functions can be used with dynamically created tables?  Is there some sort or work-arround?   I tried defining a very large static arrays and then using only a part of them because the CA_VariantSet2DArray requires the dimensions of the matrix as input.  Let us, the unused portions of static arrays are always copied in the VARIANT and bad data are thus drawn to the plot of 3D parametric Surface.

  Any help would be GREATLY appreciated!  Thank you!!

  Here is a snippet of my code simplfied:

  -----------------------------------------------------------------

  IT DOES NOT WORK...

  -----------------------------------------------------------------

  XVt VARIANT, yVt, zVt;

  nRows = 40;

  Matches = 39;

  float * xVals.
  float * yVals;

  float * zval;

  int row, col;

  xVals = (Char *) malloc (nRows * sizeof(float *));
  yVals = (Char *) malloc (nRows * sizeof(float *));
  ZVAL = (Char *) malloc (nRows * sizeof(float *));
    
  for (row = 0; row)< nrows;="">

  {
  xVals [Online] = (Char *) malloc (matches * sizeof (float));
  yVals [Online] = (Char *) malloc (matches * sizeof (float));
  ZVAL [line] = (Char *) malloc (matches * sizeof (float));
  }

  for (row = 0; row)< nrows;="">

  {
  for (col = 0; col< ncols;="">
  {

  xVals [Online] [column] = 0;
  yVals [Online] [column] = 0;
  ZVAL [row] [column] = 0;

  }

  }

  Valid values plot copied in yVals, xVals, zVals here.

  CA_VariantSet2DArray (& xVt, CAVT_FLOAT, nRows, matches, xVals);

  CA_VariantSet2DArray (& yVt, CAVT_FLOAT, nRows, matches, yVals);
  CA_VariantSet2DArray (& zVt, CAVT_FLOAT, nRows, matches, zval);

  CW3DGraphLib__DCWGraph3DPlot3DParametricSurface (surfGraphHndl, NULL, xVt, yVt, zVt, CA_DEFAULT_VAL);

  -----------------------------------------------------------------

  IT DOES NOT WORK...

  -----------------------------------------------------------------

  XVt VARIANT, yVt, zVt;

  nRows = 40;

  Matches = 39;

  float * xVals.
  float * yVals;

  float * zval;

  float xtemp [40] [39];
  float ytemp [40] [39];
  float ztemp [40] [39];

  int row, col;

  xVals = (Char *) malloc (nRows * sizeof(float *));
  yVals = (Char *) malloc (nRows * sizeof(float *));
  ZVAL = (Char *) malloc (nRows * sizeof(float *));
    
  for (row = 0; row)< nrows;="">

  {
  xVals [Online] = (Char *) malloc (matches * sizeof (float));
  yVals [Online] = (Char *) malloc (matches * sizeof (float));
  ZVAL [line] = (Char *) malloc (matches * sizeof (float));
  }

  for (row = 0; row)< nrows;="">

  {
  for (col = 0; col< ncols;="">
  {

  xVals [Online] [column] = 0;
  yVals [Online] [column] = 0;
  ZVAL [row] [column] = 0;

  }

  }

  Valid values plot copied in yVals, xVals, zVals here.

  for (row = 0; row)< nrows;="">

  {
  for (col = 0; col< ncols;="">
  {
  XTemp [row] [column] is xVals [row] [column];.
  [Online] ytemp [column] = yVals [row] [column];
  [Online] ztemp [column] = zval [row] [column];
  }
  }
      
  CA_VariantSet2DArray (& xVt, CAVT_FLOAT, nRows, matches, xtemp);
  CA_VariantSet2DArray (& yVt, CAVT_FLOAT, nRows, matches, ytemp);
  CA_VariantSet2DArray (& zVt, CAVT_FLOAT, nRows, matches, ztemp);

  CW3DGraphLib__DCWGraph3DPlot3DParametricSurface (surfGraphHndl, NULL, xVt, yVt, zVt, CA_DEFAULT_VAL);

  You must allocate a block of memory for each table, something like:

  VARIANT  xVt, yVt,  zVt;
      nRows = 40;
      nCols = 39;
  
      float *xVals;
      float *yVals;
      float *zVals;
  
      int row, col;
  
      xVals = (float *) malloc(nCols * nRows * sizeof(float));
      yVals = (float *) malloc(nCols * nRows * sizeof(float));
      zVals = (float *) malloc(nCols * nRows * sizeof(float));
  
      for(row = 0; row < nRows; row++)
  
      {
          for(col = 0; col < nCols; col++)
          {
            xVals[nCols*row + col] = 0;
            yVals[nCols*row + col] = 0;
            zVals[nCols*row + col] = 0;
  
          }
  
      }
  
     // Valid plot values copied into xVals, yVals, and zVals here.
  
      CA_VariantSet2DArray(&xVt, CAVT_FLOAT, nRows, nCols, xVals);
  
      CA_VariantSet2DArray(&yVt, CAVT_FLOAT, nRows, nCols, yVals);
      CA_VariantSet2DArray(&zVt, CAVT_FLOAT, nRows, nCols, zVals);
  
      CW3DGraphLib__DCWGraph3DPlot3DParametricSurface (surfGraphHndl, NULL, xVt, yVt, zVt, CA_DEFAULT_VAL);
  

• Color conversion script?

  I am looking for a way to print the CMYK, RGB, HEX easily, in the text, and possibly another representation of certain colors, I thought I'd write a quick script... easy, right? Apparently not.

  Although I have never used, it seems that Photoshop has the 'SolidColor' object, which has properties for 'cmyk', 'rgb', 'gray' etc... exactly what I need, except I want to do that in Illustrator. Illustrator has the "CMYKColor', 'RGBColor" etc. objects with, from what I can tell, no way to convert any other color mode.

  Then. am I missing something obvious? Or y at - it no way to easily get representations of different a color in artificial intelligence object color mode? I know that the conversion will be different according to the profiles of boards etc., but the UI color picker has the right values that already and, apparently, Photoshop can do it without problem so I'm hoping that I'm missing just something obvious!

  I tried to change the "TypeName" of the Color object, I've seen suggested, but it made no difference (the docs say it is read only).

  The only other options I can think is to create a new document in color mode I want to convert, to create a new color from the existing (which from reading the reference sounds like it will be auto-convertir it in this color mode) read the values of the new color and close the newly created document. But that seems to be a horrible workaround. Or, set up my own conversion function, which seems so horrible (since I thought it would be easy to write quick script!)

  Any input would be appreciated!

  Your code has been very useful Silly-V, convertSampleColor(), it was exactly what I was looking for! If you or anyone is interested, now is my script. Havn't tried a lot and it could probably be cleaned up a bit, but it should work (it does for me with CS6 on OS X).

  It takes all your selected samples and print the CMYK, RGB and HEX (and name if it is a spot color) all these samples selected in a txt file. The txt file is saved with the same name and in the same folder as your Illustrator file. If your Illustrator file is unregistered, it records the txt file in your home directory.

  // Color Modes To Text
  // ===================
  
  // Prints CMYK values, RGB values and HEX value of all selected swatches to a .txt file
  // The .txt file is saved with the same file name and inc the same folder as the .ai file
  // If the .ai file hasn't been saved, the .txt file is saved in the users home directory
  
  main();
  function main()
  {
      var doc = app.activeDocument;
      var selectedSwatches = doc.swatches.getSelected();
  
      if (selectedSwatches.length > 0)
      {
          var text = "";
  
          for (var i = 0; i < selectedSwatches.length; i++)
          {
              var swatch = selectedSwatches[i]
              var color = swatch.color;
  
              // Spot
              if (color.typename == "SpotColor") {
                  text += color.spot.name + "\n";
                  color = color.spot.color;
              }
  
              // CMYK Source
              if (color.typename == "CMYKColor")
              {
                  // CMYK Values
                  text += "C=" + Math.round(color.cyan) + " M=" + Math.round(color.magenta) + " Y=" + Math.round(color.yellow) + " K=" + Math.round(color.black) + "\n";
  
                  // RGB Values
                  var rgb = convertColor("CMYK", "RGB", [Math.round(color.cyan), Math.round(color.magenta), Math.round(color.yellow), Math.round(color.black)]);
                  text += "R=" + Math.floor(rgb[0]) + " G=" + Math.floor(rgb[1]) + " B=" + Math.floor(rgb[2]) + "\n";
  
                  // HEX Values
                  text += rgbToHex(Math.floor(rgb[0]), Math.floor(rgb[1]), Math.floor(rgb[2])) + "\n";
                  text += "\n";
              }
              // RGB Source
              else if (color.typename == "RGBColor")
              {
                  // CMYK Values
                  var cmyk = convertColor("RGB", "CMYK", [Math.round(color.red), Math.round(color.green), Math.round(color.blue)]);
                  text += "C=" + Math.round(cmyk[0]) + " M=" + Math.round(cmyk[1]) + " Y=" + Math.round(cmyk[2]) + " K=" + Math.round(cmyk[3]) + "\n";
  
                  // RGB Values
                  text += "R=" + Math.floor(color.red) + " G=" + Math.floor(color.green) + " B=" + Math.floor(color.blue) + "\n";
  
                  // HEX Values
                  text += rgbToHex(Math.floor(color.red), Math.floor(color.green), Math.floor(color.blue)) + "\n";
                  text += "\n";
              }
          }
          saveTxt(text);
      }
      else {
          alert("No Swatches Selected.");
      }
  }
  
  function convertColor(src, dest, clrArr)
  {
      return app.convertSampleColor(ImageColorSpace[src], clrArr, ImageColorSpace[dest], ColorConvertPurpose.defaultpurpose);
  }
  
  function componentToHex(c)
  {
      var hex = c.toString(16);
      return hex.length == 1 ? "0" + hex : hex;
  }
  
  function rgbToHex(r, g, b)
  {
      return "#" + componentToHex(r) + componentToHex(g) + componentToHex(b);
  }
  
  function saveTxt(txt)
  {
      var name = app.activeDocument.name.replace(/\.[^\.]+$/, '');
      var path = (app.activeDocument.path != "") ? app.activeDocument.path : "~";
  
      var saveFile = new File(path + "/" + name + ".txt");
  
      if(saveFile.exists)
          saveFile.remove();
  
      saveFile.encoding = "UTF8";
      saveFile.open("e", "TEXT");
      saveFile.writeln(txt);
      saveFile.close();
  
      alert("Saved to File:\n" + saveFile.fullName)
  }
  

• Expert SQL 1Z0-047: all functions are examined or just groups?

  Review of press of Oracle book says that all functions can be included in the review (Chapter 6 use of the box shows a row functions p.234 review)
  and reffer the manual reference
  
  And as I see the book and review group (Aggregate), specific einreihig, date on which the ordinary functions of Expressions and page are reviewed.
  

  With the help of line features unique to customize the output
  
  Describe the different types of functions that are available in SQL
  Describe the use of the conversion functions
  Use of character, number, date functions in SELECT statements
  -Describe the use of functions of Group
  Identify the Group functions available
  Use the group for aggregate functions
  -Use datetime functions
  -Regular expressions

  of the foregoing, I guess that the bellows are out of the review
  XML
  Data mining
  
  So what really are the functions examined gtoups?

  So what really are the functions examined gtoups?

  Nowhere (or at least anywhere outside the Oracle education) is a list of all of the specific functions that will be under review. Besides, "will be" more properly would be written "could be" since all takers single review never sees all possible questions. A given function may be on the test for some people and not others.

  When deciding on what features to include, what I've done (and I suppose that Steve did) was to look through the different functions of a specific type (i.e. conversion functions) and the weight of each based on how the function is common in my experience. I have included these functions which I consider to be seen more often and so that no matter what SQL expert expected to know on top of their head. That said, the review Expert SQL takes pleasure in the dark. I've seen this most often in variations of syntax, but it is possible that review manufacturers choose a function to include simply because it is rarely used. While I don't remember all these appearing on the exam that I took, I can't exclude that possibility and so my guide at the end of the functions section States it much more listed there in the SQL Reference Guide which peuvent appear in the review.

  That said, learn the ins and outs of more functions that you might really need to review is not a bad thing. Because you indicated that you are interested in the real expertise rather than the skills of paper, limit you just to the focus of the review is not intuitive. I guarantee you there are a lot of things I know about SQL for years to work in the language that are not on the subjects of examination.

• Concerning the Conversion to date in OBIEE

  Hello
  
  I'm pulling a column date of as / 400 source where I have two questions:
  
  1. the date is displayed 19761027.0 (1976 is year-round, is 10 months and 27 is the date). The data type is integer. I need to convert this to this day and in the following mm/dd/yyyy format
  2. I added 26 for the year, so that it shows of the year 2012.
  
  How can I achieve this in the RPD? Should what conversion function I choose?
  
  Vikram

  You have to say/score sound/as correct instead of useful ;)

• Satellite P750-A069: stereoscopic 3D causes the shift in 2D mode and web browsing

  Hello

  I just bought my laptop Satellite P750 - A069 6 days.

  (* 1) I recognized a problem is when the stereoscopic 3D is enabled, the web brwsing becomes very slow and I can't scroll to the top or to the bottom of the page easily.*

  * Once disable the stereoscopic 3D, everthing works smoothly and neat.*

  (* 2) 3D button function: I push the button but I do not know whethear, it turns on or turns off, there is no exposes message to the screen such as 3D / 3D out? *
  otherwise I'll take the machine to the service center.

  Best regards & thanks.

  Hello

  I m wondering why do you use 3D when you navigate in internet.

  The 3D button activates and deactivate the 3D vision.
  This allows you to activate the 2D to3D conversion function when Toshiba video Player is running.
  So use it as part of Toshiba Video Player.
  In addition, before using this button 3D, 3D vision Setup should be completed.
  Check the user 60 manual page for more information and how to implement 3D vision!