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  After doing some research on the web, I decided that if 30 Mbit/s is sufficient for 99% of the population, it will be enough for me. If it is not.

  Parameters: H.264, 1080 p, 29.97, return to maximum depth, VBR 2 pass (also tried CBR, and in some cases, better), use maximum render quality.

  

  Surely, I missed something, no? Much more loss of quality of 30 Mbit/s and 40 MB/s may not be normal. It's as if there is no grass, it's just... the blur. Oh and it does not matter if I put the target at 30 Mbit/s and the maximum to 100 Mbps, SOUL CS6 is too stupid to realize needs 60 Mbit/s in this framework, it still uses 30 Mbit / s.

  What are my options? Thanks in advance!

  Edit: screenshots of jeans are in the wrong order, on top is the 100 Mbps and bot 30.

  Edit2: Here's the original screenshots. It is more obvious if you open both and alt tab between them.

  http://i48.Tinypic.com/2q36jcy.PNG

  http://i50.Tinypic.com/w0j59d.PNG

  Hi Quertiy,

  Rendering to render quality max will not help much, or not at all. STROKE is 8 bits, so there is no point to the raw image to 32 bit, because it is then downgraded to 8 bit 4:2:0 for encoding. You go just 4 x slower to render.

  Regarding the grass and the jeans into blocks, it's a consequence of the choice bit that the grouped (hand based Concept) makes "H.264" encoder. The rate most such decisions are hidden, but down to 30Mbps and lower you will notice them.

  Have a look here http://www.x264pro.com/?page_id=6 for an example of how things like grass, jeans and shirts to get blocky.

  for example:

  

  What your tests show is that you need to put more bits in the static parts of the image. X 264 is what quality "Adaptive" means. In SOUL you can only do this with higher rates.

  Here is a comparison of Adobe Media Encoder x 264 vs. Note the water and cover the ground at the back of the image.

  Source language:

  

  Adobe Media Encoder:

  

  x 264 with Adaptive quality = 1.5

  

  These images come from: 1 http://forum.videohelp.com/threads/308482-high-quality-mpeg-2-encoding?p=1907070&viewfull= post1907070 #

  hope that helps,

  Edward

• XML table in INdesign CS3 problem - come as that tables no lines

  Hello

  I create a price list in Indesign CS3 with xml

  everyting is workin except when xml imports, in that it puts the data in the tables not in one separate table.

  I have 5 columns in a table of 1 row. I select the table tag the story, and then select the line & label it row.

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  - < Root xmlns: xsi =" http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance " >

  - < History >

  - < Line >

  < Category > Acacia Acacia < / category >

  < ProductName > Acacia acinacea < / ProductName >

  < CommonName > WATTLE gold DUST < / CommonName >

  < Description > SME Hardy shrub. Golden Ball blooms from August to December. Suitable for dry or wet, gravelly or sandy soils.  Frost tolerant. </ Description >

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  < ProductName > Acacia baileyana < / ProductName >

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  < / Root >

  
  

  
  

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  Hi Juliet,.

  Here is the XML for your reference. Simply import the xml file into InDesign and pour the XML in connected text frames, it automatically create the table for you.

  OrderForm.Xml

  
  
  
      Acacia WattlesAcacia acinaceaGOLD DUST WATTLEHardy small-medium shrub. Golden ball flowers August to December. Suitable for dry or moist soils, gravel or sandy soils. Frost tolerant.Acacia WattlesAcacia baileyanaCOOTAMUNDRA WATTLEEvergreen small tree with silvery grey foliage. Golden flowers in winter, young foliage purpleAcacia WattlesAcacia buxifoliaBOX LEAF WATTLEEvergreen medium-tall shrub with bright yellow flowers in spring. Most soils, tolerating dryness & lime.Acacia WattlesAcacia dealbataSILVER WATTLEEvergreen medium tree. Grey fern-like foliage, bright yellow flowers in spring. Clay soils. Tolerates wetness frost & snow.Acacia WattlesAcacia deaniiDEANE'S WATTLEEvergreen small-medium tree. Fern-like foliage, pale yellow flowers in winter. Well drained soils. Tolerates frost & some dryness.Acacia WattlesAcacia decoraWESTERN SILVER WATTLEHardy evergreen dense medium shrub. Masses of yellow flowers August to October. Well drained soils. Tolerates some dryness & lime. Usually frost resistentAcacia WattlesAcacia decurrensGREEN WATTLEEvergreen medium tree. Large fine fern-like foliage, profuse yellow flowers in early spring. Well drained soils. Frost tender when young.Acacia WattlesAcacia doratoxylonCURRAWONGSmall tree or erect shrub. Leaves straight, firm, narrow & dense. Bright golden flowers in spring. Well drained soils. Tolerates drought. Usually frost resistant.Acacia WattlesAcacia flexifoliaBENT LEAF WATTLEEvergreen medium shrub. Light yellow ball flowers winter to spring. Well drained soils. Tolerates some dryness & lime. Usually frost resistant.Acacia WattlesAcacia genistifoliaSPREADING WATTLEEvergreen small to medium shrub. Narrow sharply pointed leaves. Yellow flowers in winter. Moist soils.Tolerates dryness. Usually frost resistant.Acacia WattlesAcacia hakeoidesWESTERN BLACK WATTLEEvergreen medium to tall shrub with dense foliage, yellow flowers in winter. Well-drained soils. Tolerates lime, dryness & frost.Acacia WattlesAcacia implexaHICKORY WATTLEEvergreen medium tree with curved foliage & pale yellow flowers in summer. Well drained soils. Tolerates dryness & frostAcacia WattlesAcacia iteaphyllaFLINDERS RANGE WATTLEEvergreen tall shrub with blue-green foliage. Pale yellow flowers autumn to spring. Well-drained soils. Tolerates lime, salt & drought. Usually frost resistant.Acacia WattlesAcacia lanigeraWOOLLY WATTLESmall to medium hardy shrub with attractive woolly grey-green foliage. Yellow ball flowers autumn to spring. Adapts to most soil types. Tolerates frosts.Acacia WattlesAcacia leucocladaNORTHERN SILVER WATTLEErect shrub or small tree. Glaucous, pinnate leaves. Yellow ball-shaped flowers in spring.  Suited to most soils.Acacia WattlesAcacia mearnsiiBLACK WATTLEEvergreen medium tree. Green fern-like foliage. Creamy yellow flowers in spring-summer. Well drained soils. Tolerates dryness & lime. 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Usually multifbranced, with yellow flowers "paper" flowers in spring.Grasses and Groundcovers Bulbine bulbosaBULBINE LILYSmall tufted perennial herb.  Thick roots and succulent strap like leaves.Grasses and Groundcovers Chrysocephalum apiculatumYELLOW BUTTONSProstrate suckering herb. Silvery-grey, hairy leaves. Clusters of heads of bright yellow flowers in spring & summer. Frost hardy.Grasses and Groundcovers Chrysocephalum semipapposumCLUSTERED EVERLASTINGVariabe aromatic perennial herb. Clusters of heads of bright yellow flowers in summer. Hardy.Grasses and Groundcovers Dianella longifoliaSMOOTH FLAX LILLYTufted matt forming herg. Strappy leaves. Pale blue flowers with yellow anthers in spring-summer. Drought & frost tolerant.Grasses and Groundcovers Dianella revolutaSPREADING FLAX-LILLYTufted matt forming herb. Strappy leaves. Dark blue flowers with black anthers. Moist, well-drained soils. 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Tolerates dryness, lime & light frost.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus albensWHITE BOXTall tree with spreading crown. Ornamental, shade, shelter, honey. Well-drained soil. Tolerates dryness & lime. Usually frost resistantEucalyptus treesEucalyptus blakelyiBLAKELY'S RED GUMTall tree. Smooth mottled bark. Ornamental, shelter & honey. Prefers deep loam soil. Tolerates dryness, lime, frost, winter waterloggingEucalyptus treesEucalpytus botryoidesSOUTHERN MAHOGANYTall tree with spreading branches. Rough fibrous bark. Most soils. Tolerates dryness, lime, salt soil. Frost tender when young.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus bridgesianaAPPLE BOXTall tree suitable for shade & shelter. Moderately drought resistant. Well drained soil. Usually frost resistant.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus caesiaSILVER PRINCESSOrnamenal small tree with glaucous foliage. Clusters of large deep pink flowers in winter & spring.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus camaldulensis RIVER RED GUMFast growing large shade tree. Adapable most conditions. White or blotched trunk. Frost tender when young.Eucalyptus treesE.camaldulensis subcinereaSILVERTON RED GUMTall tree with large shady crown. Suitable for river banks, creeks & heavy soils with adequate water supply. Frost tender when young.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus camphoraMOUNTAIN SWAMP GUMLarge tree with spreading crown. Shade, shelter, ornamental purposes. Suits, damp & cold situations, heavy soils. Tolerates snow & frost.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus cinereaARGYLE APPLESmall-medium tree with blue-grey foliage. Ornamental shade tree. Most soils. Tolerates dryness & lime. Usually frost resistant.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus citriodoraLEMON-SCENTED GUMTall slender tree, striking lemon scented foliage. Highly ornamental. Well drained soil. Tolerates dryness & lime. Frost tender when young.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus cladocalyx SUGAR GUMTall tree with spreading crown. Suitable for shelter & shade. Well drained soil. Tolerates drought & lime. Frost tender when young.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus cladocalyx nanaDWARF SUGAR GUMSmall bushy tree that withstands dry conditions & excessively alkaline soils. Well drained soil. Tolerates salt soils. Usually frost resistant.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus crenulataSILVER GUMSmall to medium tree. Roundish silvery foliage. Suitable to cool & sub-alpine climates.  Ornamental.  Moist soil. Tolerates lime, light snow & frost.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus dealbataHILL RED GUMSmall to medium straggly tree. Dusky green foliage. Suitable for shade, windbreak, honey. Well-drained soil. Tolerates drought & lime. Usually frost resistant.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus divesBROAD LEAF PEPPERMINTSpreading small-tall tree. Suitable for shelter or shade, cool climates, well-drained soil. Tolerates dryness & snow. Usually frost resistant.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus eximiaYELLOW BLOODWOODMedium tree with dense, blue-green foliage. Sandstone or well-drained soils. Ornamental. Tolerates dryness & lime. Frost tender.Eucalyptus treesEicalyptus eximia nanaDWARF YELLOW BLOODWOODSmall tree with dense, blue-green foliage. Tolerates wide range of soils. Ornamental. Frost tender.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus ficifoliaSCARLET FLOWERING GUMSmall to medium tree with dark green foliage & striking orange-deep red flowers in summer. Well-drained soil. Tolerates dryness. Frost tender when young.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus globulusBLUE GUMTall tree with smooth grey, tan & white bark, sheds in ribbons. Suits open areas with available moisture. Very fast growing. Tolerates salt soil & frost.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus goniocalyxLONG LEAF BOXMedium to large tree with spreading branches. Suitable for shade & shelter. Drought resistant. Well-drained soil. Tolerates lime. Usually frost resistant.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus lansdoweanaCRIMSON MALLEESmall trees or mallee with dark green leaves. White or purplish flowers in summer. Well-drained soil. Tolerates drought. Usually frost resistant.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus largiflorensBLACK BOXLarge spreading tree with rough bark. Suitable for shelter & shade. Most soils, watercourse or flood plains. Tolerates lime & salt soil. Usually frost resistant.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus leucoxylon var.megla.LARGE POD YELLOW GUMSmall to medium tree with smooth yellowish bark & grey-green leaves. Cream to deep pink flowers in spring. Highly ornamental. Frost tolerant.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus leucoxylon var.roseaYELLOW GUM Small to medium tree with yellowish bark & grey-green leaves. Red flowers in spring. Highly ornamental. Frost tolerant.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus macarthuriiPADDY'S RIVER BOXTall tree with white flowers in autumn. Ideal shade & shelter tree. Moist, well-drained soil. Frost resistant.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus macrorhynchaRED STRINGY BARKMedium tree suitable for windbreaks & woodlots in good to poor soils. Tolerates light snow & frost.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus maculataSPOTTED GUMTall ornamental tree with dappled light coloured bark. Most soils. Tolerates lime & salt soil. Frost tender when young.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus manniferaRED SPOTTED GUMMedium to tall tree with smooth white bark changing to orange red before shedding. Sparse crown.  For well-drained poorer soils including clays. Frost resistant.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus melliodoraYELLOW BOXMedium-tall graceful tree, bluish-green leaves. Shade, shelter, honey, ornamantal. Well-drained soil. Tolerates dryness, lime & salt soil. Usually frost resistantEucalyptus treesEucalyptus microcarpaGREY BOXMedium-large tree suitable for windbreak & general purpose planting. Heavy clay to well-drained soils. Tolerates drought, lime, salt soil & frost.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus nicholliSMALL LEAVED PEPPERMINTSmall-medium graceful tree with narrow leaves. Shade, shelter, ornamental.  Well-drained soil. Tolerates dryness, lime & frost.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus nortoniiSILVER BUNDYHandsome medium to tall ornamental tree with silvery foliage & rough bark. Striking silver-white buds & nuts. Well-drained soil. Usually frost resistant.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus ovataSWAMP GUMMedium-tall moisture loving tree.  Good for poorly drained soils.  Smooth white trunk. Frost tolerant. Good tree for cool districts. Water absorber.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus paucifloraWHITE SALLEESmall-medium tree for shade & shelter in higher altitudes. Beautiful trunk. Moist, humus-rich soils. Tolerates snow & frost. Suitable erosion control in alpine areasEucalyptus treesEucalyptus polyanthemosRED BOXMedium to tall tree with grey-green foliage. Shelter, honey, ornamental. Well drained soil. Tolerates dryness, lime & frost.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus platypusROUND LEAVED MORTA  medium tree with a rounded, compact, bushy crown of thick, leathery leaves, which persist close to the ground. White flowers. Suitable for heavy and poorly drained soils as well sandy loams.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus radiataNARROW LEAVED PEPPERMINTMedium-tall graceful tree, bluish-green leaves. Shade, shelter, honey, ornamantal. Well-drained soil. Tolerates dryness, lime & salt soil. Usually frost resistantEucalyptus treesEucalyptus rossiiSCRIBBLY GUMMedium-large tree suitable for windbreak & general purpose planting. Heavy clay to well-drained soils. Tolerates drought, lime, salt soil & frost.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus rubidaCANDLEBARK GUMSmall-medium graceful tree with narrow leaves. Shade, shelter, ornamental.  Well-drained soil. Tolerates dryness, lime & frost.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus salignaSYDNEY BLUE GUMHandsome medium to tall ornamental tree with silvery foliage & rough bark. Striking silver-white buds & nuts. Well-drained soil. Usually frost resistant.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus salmonophloiaSALMON GUMMedium-tall moisture loving tree.  Good for poorly drained soils.  Smooth white trunk. Frost tolerant. Good tree for cool districts. Water absorber.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus sargentiiSARGENT MALLETSmall-medium tree for shade & shelter in higher altitudes. Beautiful trunk. Moist, humus-rich soils. Tolerates snow & frost. Suitable erosion control in alpine areasEucalyptus treesEucalyptus scopariaWILLOW GUMMedium to tall tree with grey-green foliage. Shelter, honey, ornamental. Well drained soil. Tolerates dryness, lime & frost.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus sideroxylonRED IRONBARKMedium ot tall spreading tree. Suitable for windbreak & shade. Likes moist well-drained soil. Tolerates dryness & light snow. Usually frost resistant.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus sideroxylon roseaPINK FLOWERING IRONBARKTall tree with clean grey-white trunk & characteristic scribbles on the bark. Well drained soil. Tolerates dryness & light snow.  Usually frost resistant.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus stellulataBLACK SALLEESmall to medium tree with smooth greenish-white bark. Shade & shelter. Suitable for cold, wet, exposed sites. Moist, well-drained soil. Tolerates snow & frost.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus torquataCORAL GUMTall straight tree with bluish-white bark. Suitalble for timber & shade. Ornamental. Well-drained soil. Tolerates lime. Usually frost resistant.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus viminalisRIBBON GUMTall tree with smooth bark shedding in ribbons. Shade & shelter. Moist well-drained soil. Tolerates snow & frost. Koala food tree.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus viridisGREEN MALLEESmall tree or mallee suitable for windbreak. Suites most soils in dry areas. Tolerates lime. Usually frost resistant.Eucalyptus treesEucalyptus woodwardiiLEMON FLOWERING GUMMedium to tall willow-like tree with narrow leaves. Well drained soil. Tolerates drought, lime, snow & frost.Other Native TreesCallitris glaucophyllaWHITE CYPRESS PINEMedium-sized tree with single trunk, conical shape & bluish-grey foliage. Well drained soil. Tolerates extended period of dryness.Other Native TreesCallitris endlicheriBLACK CYPRESS PINEMedium sized tree with single trunk, greenish foliage, rough furrowed bark. Well drained soils. Tolerates frost & dry periods.Other Native TreesAllocasuarina luehmaniiBULOKEMedium to tall tree suitable for areas with poor drainage. Good fuel wood. Most soils. Tolerates drought, lime and salt soil. Usually frost resistant.Other Native TreesAllocasuarina verticillataDROOPING SHE OAKSmall to medium tree with rounded crown & dark-green drooping foliage. Any soil. Tolerates dryness, lime & salt soils. Usually frost resistant.Other Native TreesCasuarina cristataBELAHMedium to tall tree suitable for most soils.  Excellent windbreak for plains. Drought resistant. Tolerates lime, salt soils & frost.Other Native TreesCasuarina cunninghamianaRIVER SHE OAKMedium to tall tree, dense shady crown suitable for windbreak & shade. Most soils. Tolerates wetness, dryness, lime, salt soils & frost.Other Native TreesCasuarina glaucaSWAMP SHE OAKMedium to tall tree with attractive dark green foliage suitable for windbreak. Swampy or wet soils . Tolerates mild salinity, dryness, lime & frost.Other Native TreesAngonis flexuosaNATIVE WILLOW A graceful, small and weeping tree with willow like foliage. Frost tender when young. Tolerates heavy and wet soils.Other Native TreesAngophora costataSMOOTH BARKED APPLELarge tree with attractive clean, pink coloured trunk & cream flowers. Well-drained soils. Tolerates dryness & lime. Frost tender when young.Other Native TreesBrachychiton populneusKURRAJONGMedium to tall spreading tree.  Excellent for shelter & shade. Tolerates frought, lime, sandy & salt soils. Usually frost resistant. Other Native TreesGrevillea robustaSILKY OAKMedium-large erect tree with attractive fern-like foliage. Masses of orange flowers in early summer. Wide range of soils & conditions.  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• Merge different Photos

  I have 6 pictures of a humpback whale, contravening. What is the best choice, in CC of Photoshop, to show the seqence in a photo? Layer or something?

  Yes, each on its own layer. Easy to do Bridge: select six pictures and tools > Photoshop > load files into Photoshop layers.

  You can use the move tool to organize layers in the correct order and use masking to selectively hide the water/ground where you don't want to see it.

• Is water proof back cover seal broke and cover

  Mr President.
  I come from a middle class family, I brought your higher end model phone xperia compact z3 on this January 3, 2015 of Abudhabi - UNITED Arab Emirates. When I got in my hand himself, finds that its display was damaged. I approached retailer and get replaced only when I come to INDIA in the month of March 28. (after a long month). From the day am started using, the 6th day, half of the back cover sealed my phone comes to my hand. I think that its due to bulging battery or something. am surprised how your evidence higher model water with this bad tightness of the rear panel (plastic cover sheet).

  Please help, how do I get repair of this product. I am new to mobile products of sony. but am using your sony cameras (I'm a professional photographer) and TV.

  -Jose Alwyn

  I guess that a bad sticker glue used to replace the back cover.

  1) change phone.

  (2) buy a Canon series "D" for your professional work. It is ridicoulus use any phone for work photographer luke.

  (3) send it to Sony support with RMA request.

• Hi, I dropped my iphone6 in a salt water pool and was overwhelmed for only 3 to 5 seconds. I quickly ran upstairs to put it in rice and it was 2 days ago. Should I start charging or always keep rice?

  Hi, I dropped my iphone6 in a salt water pool and was overwhelmed for only 3 to 5 seconds. I quickly ran upstairs to put it in rice and it was 2 days ago. Should I start charging or always keep rice?

  Take your iPhone at the Apple Store as soon as possible. Unfortunately, warranty does not cover water damage. I'm afraid that your device is already damaged, but only professional can tell you this for sure. Take the sooner you it to the store - the best chance, it can be recovered.

• Portege M400 - how to remove the condensation of water?

  I received a second hand toshiba portege m400 mail and saw there probably a condensation of water trapped between the external display and touch screen behind her. because the screen in the upper left corner looks whitish. and the sender of the laptop said he wasn't there when he sent it. I have a picture of trapped moisture, for those who want to see it.

  so, I opened the screen by unscrewing. and I saw that most of the moisture is stuck between the external screen glas and one other layer behind him, which I guess, is the part of the touch screen. who looks inaccessible. These 2? the layers form the upperpart of the screen.

  the lcdscreen with all the electronics in this layer, form the lower part of the screen or if you want, cover. This part is now oke. He also had a condensation of water on it and I was able to gently wipe the little moisture of the lcdscreen without problem. This helped a bit with this problem.

  but moisture remains trapped between the part of the touchscreen layer and this layer of glass in the upperpart of the screen/cover.

  hoping to evaporate the moisture, I left the enlightened a bit more open for a day, I broke even the upperpart and the lowerpart of the screen. I applied a little of an infrared lamp, a remote backup heat. anything that did not help.

  * so, how can I remove the condensation of water? *

  * is there a way to remove a layer in the upperpart of the screen to reach the humidity? *

  Hello olekike

  Please don t get me wrong, but I'm afraid, you need professional with this Mr. help as I see that your question is not answered for days now, and I think that nobody here has a lot of experience with this stuff.
  View replacement OK but how to remove the condensation of water on the touchscreen is perhaps too heavy for us.

  I recommend strongly to contact the nearest Toshiba service provider and ask for help. talking with the guys what we can do about it.

• Remove rear cover to find the drive hard hp pavilion 10 touchsmart laptop

  I have a Hp Pavilion Touchsmart Pc e010nr 10 (this is a mini) well it was thrown to the ground by my 2 years and when I went to turn it on, it says please install an operating system on your hard drive, then it allows me to go to diagnostics of material where it gives me a memory test option an option to check hard disk. When I selesct the memory check option it passes check memory and when I select the disc hard checkit nsays its not installed. So my question is how do I remove the back cover so I can make sure that the hard drive is secure? His portable regulars not like who r easy to remove the hard drive. Can someone help me please w one link or a video or instructions on how to remove the rear handle to check if my hard drive did not have kocked loose when it was launched? Thank you very much

  Hello

  Unfortunately, the HARD drive is not the best thing to do in your model in particular (you need to remove the top cover and the Assembly of the speaker), however the procedure is detailed from Page 52 of your maintenance & Service Guide.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Tecra 9100: The cover is broken and TFT is dead

  I have a Toshiba Tecra 9100 512 MB of ram CD/DVD + ext DVD-+ RW + ext 160 GB HDD etc, but also epilepsy.
  I came in overweight and broke the lid.
  The case is broken (cover only), and the TFT screen is dead.

  Can you fix this? And if so; How to what to do?

  Please break it down.

  Robert Martin of Steven J. (Steve).

  [email protected]

  Hi Robert,.

  You will need to contact your Service partner allowed the closest to get a breakdown of the cost to repair your laptop.

  It is very likely that you can claim the cost of repair against your house insurance content (I did when my A30 fell on the ground and broke the optical drive).

  Best wishes

• Flipp waterproof shell with water?

  Yesterday I came home from work and had to walk home in the rain. It was raining heavily. When I was home, I saw my flip shell was wet. I put my phone and saw that there was water inside the shell. The phone is waterproof when the shell is on the right? But how could there be water in my phone? So the waterproof flipshell in water? And Yes, the hull was everywhere well closed.

  I would also like to add that, as long as the case has been completely broken down (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEayyMMOZKE). Then, the phone will be water resistant. It is possible that even with the case properly aligned on that water can get behind the back cover. This should not affect the phone or resistance to water. However, I would still recommend that you remove the back cover and dry the phone is off.

  -Tom

• MacBook pro end 2013 15 inches spilled water

  Hello

  My son has spread around a glass quarter of water on top of the keyboard. I immediately disconnected everything (food, mouse, external display, etc.).

  I could not remove the battery because I don't have any tools to open the back cover. Paper towel under the laptop upside down and it was wet at first, but came clean after 2 hours.

  After having put my laptop in the same position for 3 days, I started my MBP today and voila! It worked. Everything seems to work. All keys, load, battery, bluetooth, wifi, etc.

  However, I am a little cautious person. I make sure that the mac will remain as reliable than it was before. Unfortunately, there is no Apple store in Pakistan and these local sales shop with "of certified technicians" are charging $ 2100 without initial diagnosis even.

  Is this what can I do to ensure that my mac remains healthy? I heard a lot of corrosion. I need to disassemble and clean all parts of my laptop?

  Or if I open just the back cover, look at something to have a clue where the humidity was detected (some sensors inside?)

  I thought to overload the machine to increase the temperature and evaporate more quickly if something remaining.

  Any suggestion?

  Thank you

  You did things by stopping, unplug the AC power and turning backwards. Leave for a few days also help your chances, and the fact that it was just water and no not something like pop is in your favor. The water will dry after a time, but as to the time, it will corrode, something is hard to say.  If all the water is there very long if may cause some. The only way to be sure would be to consider everythink apart and clean. Even with a tutorial to take part, it is not easy.  I remember a few years ago, our cat knocked over a 1/2 glass of water on my Mac laptop computer older woman and we did the same things as you. He always ran three years later, when we sold it.

• Common ground for a precise measurement and analysis

  Hi all

  I wanted your opinion on input and analog output configurations. Connect us two resistors in series and provide an output signal analogue sine through it 10 V. Then, we measure the potential across the two resistors using differential input configurations, on the channels 0 and 1 AI. What I am curious about it is:

  (1) do we connect the ground of the analog output and analog input mass together?

  (2) if they are interconnected, so am I right in saying that the two potentials measured on the differentialchannel are referenced to a common ground?

  (3) that help to improve SNR?

  Will be grateful for your responses. (Two resistances here are an example of simulating loads through which am measure potential).

  see you soon,

  As mentioned, usually GND terminals are connected internally, so there is no real need for an additional connection between the GND AI and AO GND Terminal.

  If you connect to them outwardly there is risk of creating a "ground loop", i.e. a closed circuit which cover a certain area that can capture the sounds of the environment. "Double earthing" should generally be avoided. However, perhaps in your configuration you will not see a noticeable difference with or without external connection - but it is evidence that the theory is wrong.

• It takes case or cover?

  Hello!

  I have my Moto X 2nd generation (32 GB) last week. And the Android, as well.

  My serious doubt is whether to use the entire cover or deal with it. My Moto X is in Royal Blue and it looks / feels great as it is. But I heard a lot of things that the display glass is likely to break even with a fall from a low height to the ground.

  In India, bumper of good quality is not yet available. I bought a back cover, but she does lose the identity of my phone!

  All phones with glass screens will be break if they fall. Maybe not the first time, but all are sensitive. The Moto X is not worse, then all others - but the biggest screens, less bezel on the sides, means more chance to break the glass. Look at the iPhone 4 and 5 - glass on front and back - guaranteed to break any fall.

  That being said - case are a personal preference. I have not used with any smartphone glass, and I've never broken a phone. It does not mean that I can't break a phone, just that I chose to take a chance that I am careful enough.

• 7 years said she d ' t but now admits that she did... spray some water on the screen of the PC I let him in her room!

  Well went and at the bottom of the screen are three black circles.  An about 1 '' 1/2 acoss and two smaller approximately 3/4 "overall.  I put him on the witness stand and after that interview was made, I discovered she sprayed water on the monitor and then pushed with his fingers and thumb in circular motions as she was wiping. (elle a d'abord laissé de côté le facteur eau) who took an hour to get into evidence.) I thought I was just facing a 'matter of finger pressure.

  So it's a flat screen LCD, nice 20 inch I think.  It will have to either live with it that she can because it's downstairs.

  But... I think she does this to his scetch of e etche once and it was not fixable... What do you think on this issue?  There is no way to open it in the back. It's a monitor Optiquest ViewSonic LCD flat screen.  3 or 4 years. Any ideas?  Or is he just grounded for 2 weeks and off Club Penguin?  Thank you...

  You have already inspected and determined the extent of the damage on the monitor. It's your call.

  BTW, what is your problem with Windows Update?

  TaurArian [MVP] 2005-2011 - Update Services

• soil landscape around the cities in fsx gets jobs white (checkerboard tips)

  I have a xps 420 6. RAM ati 4670. works fine however I get black (or white spots) in the setting of ground that erases upward. This happens even when I'm on the ground. my windows experience side is 5.7. What can I check

  Hi Jmm1,

  What is the operating system installed on your computer?

  This only happens with FSX or other games and application as well?

  Have you updated your computer's video card drivers?

  Download and install the latest drivers for the graphics card from the link given below and check if the problem persists.

  http://support.AMD.com/us/psearch/pages/psearch.aspx?type=2.4.1&product=2.4.1.3.37&ContentType=GPU+download+detail&OSType=&keywords=&items=20

  For more information about the update of drivers, follow the link below.

  Updated a hardware driver that is not working properly

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work correctly

  Hope this information is useful.

  Amrita M

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.