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• The CPU usage of Flex-2 15 30% when idle after upgrade to Windows 10 * contains large Images *.

  BTW my 15 Flex-2 upgrade to Windows 10 Home took place, working after a few minor updates manual driver (WLAN, graphics)...

  However, since the upgrade, I feel an annoying symptom, which has been reported by users of other brands as well.

  Although I already follow most of related advice (known assassination unnessary process, change of reports), the CPU usage is still constantly around 30%, causing the fan to operate continuously and even more unsatisfactory: extremely affecting the battery life! Using processexplorer that I discovered, that svchost (or one of its processes) is at the origin of the problem, not one of the applications. As I am not able to dig deeper, I wonder what measures taken so far by Lenovo to have the Microsoft fix this problem.

  Attached: screenshots 'notification', 'Treaty', 'system '.

  Other tips are appreciated.

  

  

  

  Mod edit: added warning about large images for those who have slow Internet service.

  UPDATE Oct10:
  

  Went to manually check tile Lenovo Support and offered an update of SystemInterfaceFoundation.exe.

  Run the update and believe it or not: the CPU usage is almost back to normal (about 4%) with browser open FF and AV SW race. less than 2.5% use svchost. Fan turns down to 'stop' or low speed.
  Can someone pls? Be wary of situation for the next few days...

  Update Oct11:

  No idea how to mark this "resolved" thread: System runs stable like a charm. Quiet, low CPU utilization and the normal battery life.

  No other text. Problem solved. See above

• A JPEG icon changed all my large images (the actual image) icon

  All my icon of large images (the actual image) has evolved into a JPEG icon and I can't see my pictures without having to open each of them one by one. That's happened? How to fix?

  All my icon of large images (the actual image) has evolved into a JPEG icon and I can't see my pictures without having to open each of them one by one. That's happened? How to fix?

  =========================================
  Here's a possibility... go to... Start ORB / Control Panel.
  Folder options / tab / files and folders / uncheck
  "Always show icons, never thumbnails" / apply / OK.

  Windows Vista-
  How to activate the folder preview thumbnails
  Turn on or off in Windows Explorer in Vista
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/73715-thumbnails-Windows-Explorer.html

  Volunteer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience J - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

• How to remove lid on OfficeJet Pro 8600 for the digitization of large images

  I'm an artist wanting to analyze some of my larger images.  This is not possible unless I can remove the cover (or it opens and go completely flat) on my OfficeJet Pro 8600.  Please tell me if this is possible and, if so, how.  Thank you!

  Sorry, that the 8600 Officejet is not designed to have the cover removed for scanning.  There is a wire bundle between the ADF on the lid and the interns of printer below.

• How to rotate large images

  I tried the code for this article:

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Java-development/rotate-and-scale-bitmaps/Ta-p/492524

  but it does not work for larger images like 1024 x 768 and rise IllegalArgumentAxception saying that the bitmap is too large.

  .

  OK, I did something that works for me, but is not perfect at all.

  It works well for images of 1024 x 768 and turns them but increases the size of the file (if save you them) for some reason any and loses brightness, but the quality is ok at least for the purposes of my application.

  Here's what I do:

  (1) I take a bitmap (1024 x 768) and create a new bitmap with 1024 x 1024 - width and height

  copy 2) old on the new

  (3) turn the new bitmap when you rotate a matrix size NxN and return a new bitmap rotated

  (4) create a new bitmap to the tour final, but cut the part added so that you get an image size of 768 x 1024

  Here's the code. It could be optimized again especially in the rotateSquareImage() method where you can work with arrays of regular tables not 2d.

  package com.melonmobile.blackberry.pdfscanner.screens;
  
  import net.rim.device.api.system.Bitmap;
  
  public class ImageRotator {
  
      public Bitmap rotate(Bitmap oldImage) throws Exception {
          int w = oldImage.getWidth();
          int h = oldImage.getHeight();
          int d = Math.max(w, h);
          int amountPxAdded = 0;
          if (w > h) {
              amountPxAdded = w - h;
          }
          Bitmap oldBitmapSquared = new Bitmap(d, d);
          int[] data = new int[w * h];
          oldImage.getARGB(data, 0, w, 0, 0, w, h);
          oldBitmapSquared.setARGB(data, 0, w, 0, 0, w, h);
          Bitmap finalRes = new Bitmap(h, w);
          int fW = finalRes.getWidth();
          int fH = finalRes.getHeight();
          oldImage = null;
          Bitmap rotated = rotateSquareImage(oldBitmapSquared, 90);
          oldBitmapSquared = null;
          data = new int[fW * fH];
          rotated.getARGB(data, 0, fW, amountPxAdded, 0, fW, fH);
          rotated = null;
          finalRes.setARGB(data, 0, fW, 0, 0, fW, fH);
          return finalRes;
      }
  
      private Bitmap rotateSquareImage(Bitmap oldB, int angle) throws Exception {
          int w = oldB.getWidth();
          int h = oldB.getHeight();
          Bitmap newB = new Bitmap(w, h);
          int[] oldD = new int[w * h];
          int[] newD = new int[w * h];
          oldB.getARGB(oldD, 0, w, 0, 0, w, h);
          int[][] old2d = new int[h][w];
          int[] js;
          int old2dLen = old2d.length;
          int jsLen;
          for (int i = 0; i < old2dLen; i++) {
              js = old2d[i];
              jsLen = js.length;
              for (int j = 0; j < jsLen; j++) {
                  js[j] = oldD[i * w + j];
              }
          }
          int[][] rotated = new int[h][w];
          for (int i = 0; i < h; ++i) {
              for (int j = 0; j < w; ++j) {
                  rotated[i][j] = old2d[h - j - 1][i];
              }
          }
          old2d = null;
          for (int i = 0; i < h; ++i) {
              for (int j = 0; j < w; ++j) {
                  newD[i * w + j] = rotated[i][j];
              }
          }
          rotated = null;
          newB.setARGB(newD, 0, w, 0, 0, w, h);
          return newB;
      }
  }
  

  If someone decides to improve Please publish an improved version, so it could be used by more people.

• OutOfMemoryError come when discovers the large image (2048 * 1024) and 89 KB

  Hello

  Please someone help me solve my problem of "OutOfMemory" coming in my Strøm BB device while I don't want to see the size of the large image. The size of the image that I use is about 89Ko and 2048 x 1024 px.

  I could see the image that is 140 kb and 1024 x 768 px, but not for 89 KB and 2048 x 1024 px.

   

  Here is my code to see the picture: -.

       

         public static Bitmap getBitmapFromUrl (String photourl) {}
  Bmf bitmap = null;
  data Byte [] = null;
  try {}
      
  FileConnection fconn = (FileConnection) Connector.open (photourl, Connector.READ_WRITE);
  java.io.InputStream entry = fconn.openInputStream ();
      
  ByteArrayOutputStream Baos = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
  int j = 0;
  While ((j = Input.Read ())! = - 1) {}
  Baos.Write (j);
  }
              
  data = baos.toByteArray ();
             
  Baos = null;
  Input.Close ();
  fconn. Close();
  entry = null;
  fconn = null;
              
  BMF = Bitmap.createBitmapFromBytes(data,0,data.length,1);<-- at="" this="" step="" i="" am="" getting="" the="" outofmemory="">

  data = null;
          
  } catch (Exception e) {}
  System.out.println ("Exception getBitmapFromUrl() DeleteIndividualPhoto :"); ")
  }
  return the bmf;
  }

  Thank you

  TEJ

  My understanding is that a Bitmap is a full image, uncompressed, and the Blackberry uses 2 bytes per pixel to represent the color, then the image of 2048 * 1024 means about 4 MB of storage.  It's not bad, especially since I suspect that you have more than one of them.  And of course the follow-up to this question is how you view this image size on the device?  Seems to me that this file size is a bit of an overdose.  But even if you don't need it, have you considered using the scale parameter of

  Bitmap.createBitmapFromBytes

  scaling of the image according to a more reasonable size before you create the Bitmap image?

• Rotation are not smooth on large images - no work around?

  I found that Premiere Pro does not have large images completely smoothly in some cases. It adds a slight wobble, maybe a somewhere rounding error. It is easily reproduced, if the image is large enough so that the GPU can not handle. (The problem will show up with small files if the GPU is disabled, or it is not present).

  I know that a small swing would not be a problem for some projects, but it will appear on a movie screen, so the problem is very obvious. Thanks for any help.

  Usually the problem shows with images that are 4000 x 4000 or more. The problem occurs on the scale of large images or smaller images that were converted on the first. The larger image the worst the wobble.

  This happens in first Pro CC 2015.4 on Mac, but also 2014 CC.

  Here's a video that shows the problem that I saw the first time:

  http://Adobe.LY/2ccktQR

  But the problem shows with projects much simpler - what you need to do is turn a large image such as the following, which is 4800 x 6000. My processor graphics NVIDIA Quadro 4000 has 2 GB of memory, and at 1080 p will force the first use of the CPU and show the problem:

  http://Adobe.LY/2bA5kE9

  The following video shows the picture above, made first with CPU, second with GPU, then super-imposed near each other to show the difference:

  http://Adobe.LY/2bWlc67

  Notice the slight wobble in the stars on the left. (To obtain the version no-do not wobble, I had to scale the image up to 2200 x 2200 source externally first - this is the smallest size that can turn entirely into a window of 1 080 p.)

  Has anyone else seen elsewhere, or have ideas for the solution of workaround?

  Thanks in advance.

  Try After Effects for it.  Void pixel technology (? whatever his name) may be useful.

  Is in all cases to do the test.

• The large image

  Hi Sir / Madam,.

  I need to print a very large image size is 945 x 5906 in resolution 70dpi.

  (1) is there a limitation of Adobe photoshop software?

  (2) what is recommended the image size should I get for printing?

  Hello

  Maybe it will be digitally printed on adhesive mylar or similar subtract. A façade of building of this size will be many windows separated with frames, so the printer will have to cut your Art to define segments to apply to each windows.

  Me, I'll probably work with a size of rational PS document, such as a ratio > 6.25:1 as a file PS 75 inches X 12 inches with good/high resolution, or almost. (or the opposite if it is a vertical concept)

  My workflow as a designer/Creative Director of A to Z, is always from Z (get the final work submitted to my clients), then proceed with Art/Design.

  And let the guys rip printer to see how deal with it (and deliver to the customer), is based on architectural and technical of the façade of the building.

  Stone

• I recently bought two pictures for my youth group. When I looked behind them image is a larger image, but, when I downloaded it it's a smaller image. How can I get the enlarged image?      #93598775 &amp; #18109349

  I recently bought two pictures for my youth group. When I looked behind them image is a larger image, but, when I downloaded it it's a smaller image. How can I get the enlarged image?

  #93598775 & #18109349

  Follow these steps: I downloaded my 10 free images and they all have the Adobe watermark on them, so I can't use them. Why do they have a watermark on them?

• How to print a really large image on a desktop printer?

  Is it possible for the output of a very large image on an ink jet printer?   For example, I want to print an image on a printer that displays only 8.5 "X 11" paper 4 ' X 6' (1.5mX2.0m).   Is there a way to tile automatically the output so I can with taped together later?

  Print > Scaling > tile full Pages

  Set overlap, unless it's quick and you're ok with shards of white between yours.

  

• How do I pan through a large image?

  Hello! I use first elements 13 on Win 8.1, 8 GB of RAM.

  I have a large image (2712 x 896, 96 DPI, jpeg-1.56 MB). I would like to add to my movie (1920 x 1080) and move it into the image. So I would like to than the video to begin to show the left side of the wide image and move slowly in to show the Center, then the right side of the image, more than 15 seconds or more.

  So I add the image on my calendar. I checked the image file is right-side-around the top outside Parliament, but by default, it appears rotated 90 degrees to the left forward. If I use the window effects applied to Rotate clockwise by 90 degrees. Then I click the Pan tool and Zoom. This tool shows my new image rotate 90 degrees to the left, so it is facing backwards in the video (see attached screencap). He wants pan to the bottom of the image to the top, and I see no option to rotate the image in the pan/zoom tool. Is it possible to orient my image the correct way for panning?

  I tried to set a framework for the development of pan in 'down' of the image (that is, the left side of the image, where I would like to begin the Pan) and a framework for development at the "top" of the image (i.e. the right side of the image). In this case, the preview window displays the image right-side-up top, but it always from a height from top to bottom. So, I see a lot of black (from the "border" well below the image), then the center of the image slides by (properly oriented, but moving up and down) and then I see more black of the border above the image. If PE is very confused about the image. :-)

  

  First, you'll need to rotate the original photo using Photoshop Elements. Don't just apply the Rotate property in Premiere Elements or other settings won't make sense.

  You say that you have insured that the photo is correctly oriented outside of Premiere Elements, but simply turning it correctly in the Organizer does NOT change orientation or rotation of the image. You must change the original photo in Photoshop Elements.

  Once your original photo is correctly oriented, it's as simple as using keyframes in Motion or the tool panoramic and Zoom pan through it.

• How to I resize a larger image 72 DPI to the smaller image quality but of good size stick in the brochure

  Hi, I'm trying to resize a larger image from wide 16 cm saved at 72 dpi for a smaller image of wide from 5 cm to quality for the prompt for an art show I'm having. I think there a lot of information on the picture therefore it is great, I just want it condensed into a smaller image. If I adjust the size of 5 cm wide, it changes the dpi to 230 which would be better for printing (the 72 dpi is much too grainy). However when I stick it in the flyer that I do in photoshop it sticks like a massive picture. I then tried to drag the corners to make the right size and it became even longer than a 5cm wide 72 dpi image. I hope that makes sense for a person. So basically I need a large document size of 5cm that I can put in my small circular which is the best quality that I can do! Thanks in advance!

  What the PPI is the file that you are trying to drag in?

  You are able to view your office showing the two files... ?

  If you convert 16 cm/72 DPI image in the image of 5 cm/240ppi and then save. Then check the ppi with the flyer. If the flyer is still important with a low resolution will give you the cross between them so the magnified image of the ppi is displayed in big on the flyer paper.

• Is it possible to reduce a large image on the side Server (before serving the user)?

  One of the banes of my existence resizes the same image several times due to the it appears in a variety of contexts. For example, the main image in an article will appear larger it will be on the index page, where many teasers of the article are placed. There is the image that the Facebook "share" og. There... you get the idea.

  Same image, different contexts, a lot of resizing in Photoshop, a lot of files to follow... but I save on bandwidth.

  On the flip side, I can target the same image (large) and simply cut via traditional HTML (width/height) on the side of the browser, but which will result in the download of a file that is about 50-75% larger than what is actually needed. If the teaser of the first page displays a 1280px to 500px image, it's a huge (and potentially costly) waste of bandwidth.

  HOWEVER...

  If I could do the same SERVER side... in other words, tell the server to take only the pixels that he needs of the (large) image and serve only THOSE to the end user... so the same image could be used in every context, and only the necessary bandwidth is used.

  Is this feasible? If so, what is the process called officially, and where will begin to learn how do?

  Thank you!

  Sure. Just search the Web for ' php dynamic image resize "or change whichever way server, language of script you use.

• Large image CopyPixel massacre FPS on iOS

  So, the problem is pretty simple (and limited to the iPhone 3GS, 4 + seem to handle it's ok).  I have a game running in blitting sprite. If rendering methods looks like this:

  background.copyPixels (background, rect, point);

  then for each sprite:

  sprite.copyPixels (spriteSheet, rect, point);

  Pretty standard stuff of blitting.  The problem is when I blit the background image (which is a large image to 960 x 640) iPhone justs selfs. Cut my FPS in two.

  For an experience I tried to use fillRect to simply clear the bitmap between each image instead of copying the image of BG and fillRect takes too long (13 FPS!).

  Of course, the iPhone 3GS is choke alternately such a large image.  Anyone got help on how to optimize this?  I had much rather then fix need to drop all these devices.

  Thank you guys

  You could put the png which is the journal of sprite in a movieclip that is set to 50% of the size, then use the draw() function to draw in a new bitmapdata object, you can then blit of.

• Thumbnail images, more large images and text PROBLEM

  Unclear title, with a problem difficult.

  What I am wanting to do is, when I click on a thumbnail image, I want to have the content of the DIV to display the image and the thumbnail information you just clicked the right to change accordingly. I use Dreamweaver CS5 on MAC:

  -J' have a page divided into 2 vertical columns. On the left, I have 6 thumbnails in their individual DIVs, all wrapped together in another DIV container

  -on the right side of the page, I assigned a large DIV to display a large image with a description below what the project was etc...

  I know that you can attach a behavior to the thumbnail to change the big picture on the right, but I have a short paragraph of the text below the big picture too, and I don't particularly want to make the image and text a huge image. I want to keep the text, text.

  How can I do? Is it a simple thing? or y at - there a lot of coding to do this with JQuery, Javascript or something? Is there something to do with the data record sets involved?

  Is it possible to do that when you click on the thumbnail it can charge the relevant image and text in the div on the right?

  Sorry if it did not clearly explain, do not know how do it, so don't know if I'm describing correctly.

  As always, all the help and advice very welcome.

  In the right column, you would-

  Legend legend legend

  Legend legend legend

  ...

  The CSS would be-

  {of signs

  display: none;

  / * Add other styles as needed for the caption * /.

  }

  The thumbnails would each of the following behaviors:

  * onclick set the desired right column div to "display: block" using behavior ChangeProperty of DW.

  * also onclick set all the other div of the right column on ' display: no "DW ChangeProperty behavior.

  Be aware that how to apply this behavior for inches is one) first to wrap every inch in an anchor null () and then apply the behavior to the anchoring of the packaging not to the image.  Alternatively, you can apply the behavior to the image and then using the behaviors panel, change the behavior of "onClick" event to " onClick.

• Tile or cut large images in the tables? Completely outdated?

  I'm working through the tutorials on Lynda.com XHTML

  The instructor did a demo to decide a large image with sections that have animated connections. He slices the static parts and slices the lively parties and then combines them into a 3 x 3 slice slice table.

  He said "I'd rather do with tables, since that's what it was designed for.

  I know tables are outdated, but I don't know if it is in all respects. As if I was going to do a table of data, I would definitely use tables...

  I'm not sure when this video was made, but it is still in practice and a good practice?

  
  It then shows a similar demonstration to reconcile slices using CSS. Is - this too outdated? Are people still decide large images?

  Unlike print design where everything is static and immutable, web pages must be flexible and web accessible for all users, devices, and displays.

  Slices of the image have their positive and negative points.  Occasionally, you may need to create a flexible container that resizes the content.

  3 slices in a CSS image formatting ~

  http://ALT-Web.com/demos/image-slices-in-a-CSS-based-layout.shtml

  That said, you can add visual interest to web pages without a lot of images using CSS.

  design of web pages 2-image ~

  http://ALT-Web.com/templates/2-image-Web-design.shtml

  Finally, take a look at the CSS Zen Garden , where the power of CSS is demonstrated.

  Each page contains identical HTML tags but with very different styles.

  I hope that it will inspire you to move away from tables and use CSS for primary layouts.

  Nancy O.
  ALT-Web Design & Publishing
  Web | Graphics | Print | Media specialists
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