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• Is what Type of Grain this?

  I googled this to death and found a number of people, "the attempt" to reach what I ask, but nobody don't "nails on the head.

  My question is this:

  Many times, I find myself having to insert something, such as a dog or a cart, in an already existing image.

  However, the dog, or the photo of wagon, was shot using state of the art, photography digital ultra clear.

  And the photo that I always feel like my bottom layer, (as the dog, or the wagon needs on), always has it some type of...

  I don't know even how to classify,... grain?

  Is not distorted, is not a blur, his kind of block if you want.

  At the bottom of this message, I enclose three examples of what I'm talking about. Yes, my examples are Zoomed-In, to illustrate the

  "grain". If I Zoom in on the dog, or the car, they don't look like this. Looks like almost like the pictures are less exposed, but if I try and

  under exposing the dog or the car PS, still, they are not like this.

  But in the end, after you look at these, examples of "grain?", my question is, how can I give these very clear/sharp items, I need to insert, the

  same grain blocky, so that it mixes them beautifully?

  If any photo editing software can do it, I don't know PS can, but months later, I can't for the life of me, find a way

  to duplicate that same look of the same grain.

  Thanks for the links, help, etc.

  

  Another thing you could try is extraction of the grain of the source using the frequency separation image and then apply on your target layer. Here's an example where I took one of your images and applied grain of it (right) in another image using linear light as the blend mode. I added a curves layer to accentuate the grain still more.

  

• What type of disc is model 7kc-00003, it is this oem or retail?

  Original title: os disk

  What type of disc is model 7kc-00003, it is this oem or retail?

  Tom

  Hello Tom,

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community. We are happy to help you.

  Please share this:

  1. How did you install Windows 7 on your computer?

  2. Was preinstalled or installed from a disc?

  If Windows 7 is pre-installed, it would then be an OEM. If you have installed by using installation media, then it would be a product of the retail.

  In addition, check with the manufacturer of the computer for more details.

  Hope this information helps. Feel free to get back to us for other queries. We will be happy to help you.

  Thank you and best regards,

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• I have a lot of photos on my PC and want to download them to a DVD. What type of DVD that I need and how do I get this pleasae?

  I have a lot of photos on my PC and want to download them to a DVD. What type of DVD that I need and how do I get this pleasae?

  Good reading this guide - http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/how-to-copy-photos-to-a-cd-or-dvd-using-windows-7s.html which gives the basic idea.

  If you want to burn the permanent backup disks get cheaper discs of 'R '.  If you want to reuse the disks later get the disks 'RW '.

  It will be useful.

  PS - Its value in two copies as a double backup and store them in other places - just in case. Especially since the discs is not expensive.

• What type of input parameter is used according to the SUM?

  Hello world
  As we know sum is an oracle function preset. But what these guys here oracle used for input parameters. How did they do that?
  I mean, we can write this sum fuction as many ways as as mentioned below. Please give me some ideas how to do this.
  

  SELECT SUM(salary) as "Total Salary" FROM employees;
  
  SELECT SUM(DISTINCT salary) as "Total Salary" FROM employees;
  
  SELECT SUM(income - expenses) as "Net Income" FROM gl_transactions;
  
  SELECT SUM(sales * 0.10) as "Commission" FROM order_details;

  Kind regards
  BS2012

  BS2012 wrote:
  Hello world
  As we know sum is an oracle function preset. But what these guys here oracle used for input parameters. How did they do that?
  I mean, we can write this sum fuction as many ways as as mentioned below. Please give me some ideas how to do this.

  SELECT SUM(salary) as "Total Salary" FROM employees;
  
  SELECT SUM(DISTINCT salary) as "Total Salary" FROM employees;
  
  SELECT SUM(income - expenses) as "Net Income" FROM gl_transactions;
  
  SELECT SUM(sales * 0.10) as "Commission" FROM order_details;
  

  Kind regards
  BS2012

  As others have said, your question is not very clear.

  There are many aspects and angles to look at what you're asking.

  First of all, a level superior, the sum function simply takes a numeric value as it's argument, so all of these examples you gave have expressions that evaluate to a numeric value to be provided to the sum function. (As someone else already mentioned you can have non-numeric data types, just as long as they can be implicitly converted to a numeric value).

  A statement analysis and the point of view of enforcement, the content of the expression inside the brackets is evaluated before being passed to the sum function. It is not the function sum that he himself takes the expression and evaluates it. The sum function is expecting just a single numeric value.

  Internally, what the function sum is the case, is more than just a single... call function and return a value, because it faces several values being passed in the aggregation group. As such, it must have the ability to know if to start in short, is to accept several input values, so he can add them together, you know give up adding entries and pass the result to the back.

  If we write our own defined aggregate function (others have already provided a link to explain this) we can see what is happening internally. In the following example, we'll write a function defined by the user that multiplies the values rather than the amounts...

  create or replace type mul_type as object(
    val number,
    static function ODCIAggregateInitialize(sctx in out mul_type) return number,
    member function ODCIAggregateIterate(self in out mul_type, value in number) return number,
    member function ODCIAggregateTerminate(self in mul_type, returnvalue out number, flags in number) return number,
    member function ODCIAggregateMerge(self in out mul_type, ctx2 in mul_type) return number
    );
  /
  create or replace type body mul_type is
    static function ODCIAggregateInitialize(sctx in out mul_type) return number is
    begin
      sctx := mul_type(null);
      return ODCIConst.Success;
    end;
    member function ODCIAggregateIterate(self in out mul_type, value in number) return number is
    begin
      self.val := nvl(self.val,1) * value;
      return ODCIConst.Success;
    end;
    member function ODCIAggregateTerminate(self in mul_type, returnvalue out number, flags in number) return number is
    begin
      returnValue := self.val;
      return ODCIConst.Success;
    end;
    member function ODCIAggregateMerge(self in out mul_type, ctx2 in mul_type) return number is
    begin
      self.val := self.val * ctx2.val;
      return ODCIConst.Success;
    end;
  end;
  /
  create or replace function mul(input number) return number deterministic parallel_enable aggregate using mul_type;
  /
  

  For example, our user-defined aggregate function is based on a total object type.
  This object keeps a value ("val" in our example).
  It has an Initialize method, so when the SQL engine indicates that this is the beginning of an aggregation of values it can set its value to an initial value (in this case zero).
  It has an Iterate method, the SQL engine passes the values to it in the context of all grouped values, it can treat them (in our case it multiplies the value of entry with the value already there for this game of aggregations (and takes a value of 1 for the first iteration basis))
  She has a Terminate method, so when the SQL engine indicates that the global set of values is completed, it can return the result.
  The last method there is a merger and is mandatory, so that when the aggregation is done parallel assessment tool (for better performance internally), the results of these parallel executed aggregations can be combined (see http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/appdev.112/e10765/ext_agg_ref.htm#ADDCI5132). As we are multiplying numbers, in our case, it is simply a case of the multiplication of one single result with each other.

  And to see that it works...

  SQL> with t as (select 2 as x from dual union all
    2             select 3 from dual union all
    3             select 4 from dual union all
    4             select 5 from dual)
    5  --
    6  select mul(x)
    7  from t;
  
      MUL(X)
  ----------
         120
  

• What type of cable/port is called also where I can buy one?

  

  Please link me the website where they have cable!

  This is the "mini-DVI' to this end.  Cabe you need depends on what type of monitor or projector, you need to connect to the other side?  Apple sells adapters for this purpose and made StarTech.

• 57nr 6B dv7: what type of power button Board cable I have

  I'm looking for what type of power button Board cable I have I need a new replacement

  Hi @DarknesReasz,

  Thanks for posting HP forums! I read your post and wanted to help.

  I understand that you are looking for a replacement power button Board cable.

  I found below on Page 36 of the Pavilion dv7 Maintenance and Service Guide

  

  You could search the part number on the link of the HP parts store.

  Let me know if theses help to resovle your issue

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• What Type of PCMCIA is supported by Equium A200-1ED?

  Hello

  They gave me this old Equium A200-1ED which is too slow for window 8.

  Putting aside the expensive option of a SSD, I thought to install windows on an SD card but the BIOS do not see it as a boot device and the driver seems not to recognize as exFat and even then it only reads that 27.7 GB on a 64 GB card.

  So my next option is to get an adpater for the ExpressCard/PCMCIA location for the 64 Gb SD card that I hope the BIOS will be able to see as boot drive, but I don't know what Type (PIN configuration) of the card supports this machine slot.

  The driver seems to think that he supports PCMCIA, but I know that it is not a Type II, because I have a Type II device that does not fit into here.

  I don't want to open it, so I wrote to Toshiba, but I didn't get any answer.
  So maybe someone here can help.

  Any ideas?

  Thank you

  PCMCIA is designed for the use of some external devices, but the idea to use the preinstalled with OS boot device is really crazy. I'm pretty sure that this will not work.

  A few years ago, I had Satellite A200. It is the same model as your satellite. If you want to have good enough laptop s performance I recommend to install Windows 7 32 bit. This machine was designed for Vista, but it is supported for Win7 32 bit. WIN8 isn't the solution for this old piece of hardware.

  With Win7, it works fairly well, stable and faster than original Vista. SSD is very good way to increase the performance of s for laptop, but it costs a little. Anyway, you shouldn't buy the best and most recent SSD. You can get an opportunity for a lot of money.

  Anyway, combined with mise a niveau of RAM and Win7 installation is, in my opinion, best option for you.

• Re: What type of video connection has the Tecra A10 - 11I: VGA/DVI?

  Hello

  I'll buy a cable to connect my Tecra to the TV. The manual of the TV indicates that laptop to connect may have a DVI or VGA connector.

  What type of connector the Tecra A10 - 11I there? I can't find this information anywhere.

  Thanks for the help!

  bwprius

  > I can't find this information anywhere.
  It's really strange.
  You have this laptop in front of you?

  All ports are described in the document user s manual, so please open and check the 35-40 pages. You will find explanations for all available ports.

  If you do not have this document you can download it HERE.

• Satellite Pro M10: Of memory can what type I use?

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  You can use the 200 pin PC2100 (266 MHz) DDR SODIMM

• What type of encryption using Firefox Sync?

  Can someone tell me what type of Firefox Sync encryption encryption using on the server? This has not been answered in the FAQ.

  There is probably no additional encryption on the server. Everything is done on your computer before you transfer the data via a secure connection

  Of https://wiki.mozilla.org/Labs/Weave/Crypto

  The Weave password is what makes this work. Remember, your browser already knows your passwords and the history of the form: it is decrypted everything in your local memory. By using the password, we encrypt your information on your local computer. Then, we use industry standard SSL to relay information encrypted to the server.

• Can what type of 3D glases I use with my Toshiba 58L7363D?

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  IAM new here.

  IAM 33y old, married and has two children.

  I bought a Toshiba 58L7363D (no DG) last year.

  Now my kids want to start with BlueRay´s 3d.

  I have a 3D BlueRay Player.

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  Shutter? Or just the passive?

  I can't rly find the right answer here or on Thosiba Homepage.

  I hope you understand me... my English is not rly the best... :(

  Thx for the answers and have a nice day.

  CU Funameise

  Post edited by: funameise

  In the manuals of the user to the page 29 s, I found the info you need active 3D glasses with the FPT-AG03 part number.
  To be honest I m wondering really none of them came with yor TV.

  In any case, use this part number and you can separately order 3D glasses.

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• Tecra M7: What types of SD cards are supported?

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  Thanks in advance and Shine On, Frank

  Hello

  It seems that your laptop card reader would not be able to handle 4 GB SD cards.
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• What type of memory I need for the Satellite A100-906

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