reference level range and vertical

What is the relationship between the reference level range & scope vertical?

Alann Hello,

High-speed digitizers help NOR is very useful in the definition of these types of words.

Help ' reference levels are high, low and mid range values you set for take the time to climb, descent, positive width, negative width, positive cycle duty and report negative cyclical measures.» Reference levels are usually set up in terms of percentage of the wave, that you purchase. By default, the low value is 10% of the wave, the average level is 50% and the high value is 90%."

Also of scanners high speed OR help "vertical range is the duration of the peak to peak voltage a digitizer that can measure the level of input connector.» Most scanners have several choices for the vertical range. »

The only relationship between these two concepts is in the fact that the vertical range defines the peak values of the signal input, which also limits your reference levels of high and low.

If you have not installed the driver NOR-Scope, but still want to reference the help file is available for download here.

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While InlineGraphicElement allows me to well control on image added how is placed in the text through properties such as baselineShift, but then there is no way to add this InlineGraphicElement object newly created as the location of the cursor in the text box!
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What is the replacement for "configure Reference Levels.vi niScope.

I just put my driver OR-Scope of 3.4 to 3.6 and now the VI, "set up reference Levels.vi niScope" is missing in the instr.lib\niScope\Configure\ directory. I found an old version under niScopeObsolete.llb but this version uses DLL calls where the 3.4 version used nodes of property. What became of this VI and where can I find a covering memo telling me that this feature has been removed?

Thank you

Charles

Hi Charles,

I looked back through the files on the disk and the oldest version I found this VI was about seven (can't find the files before this date) years ago. It was located under the folder \Measurements\Obsolete even at this time, and it seems to be the same VI (he calls in the DLL). The following year he then changed locations to the niScopeObsolete.llb directory. I was unable to find a version that contained simply property nodes, but you are right that the features are essentially the same. Actually, this is the most likely reason that it is not a top-level function that exists in one of pallets of NOR-SCOPE function, since it is only used in some measures specific and exact functionality can be achieved through the use of knots of property.

You are able to make use of the current version you found in niScopeObsolete.llb or maybe just nodes of property without any problems? I'm interested in knowing what else was different with the 'new' version that you had with the nodes property. Is that what the icon and/or documents of the VI is different? Do you still have this VI you can join? I want to assure you that this change did not affect your application beyond the confusion to have the situation has changed.

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I use Apex version 4.2.6... In table form, I need to freeze the column headings (horizontal gel) as well as the lines of the columns (vertical gel),
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Hi Infantraj,

Infantraj wrote:

I use Apex version 4.2.6... In table form, I need to freeze the column headings (horizontal gel) as well as the lines of the columns (vertical gel),

I tried for vertical gel well come... But I don't know about header freeze... is it possible to freeze both in tabular form? If Yes, then please guide throw me it

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http://jaris.blogsite.org/Apex/f?p=blog:read:0:article:303800346302715

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problem with the making of reference levels

Hello!

I have a problem with taking the basic lines - when the SQL is called from PL/SQL code...

For example if I run in the SQL session * more

ALTER session set optimizer_capture_sql_plan_baselines = true;

exec dbms_mview.refresh ("VIEW_CLIENT_KONTO", "C");
...
exec dbms_mview.refresh ("VIEW_CLIENT_KONTO", "C");

nothing happens... I can't find the base line in dba_sql_plan_baselines...
========================================================

optimizer_use_sql_plan_baselines = TRUE... of course and I can capture some baselines for SQL plain-not only if SQL is called from PL/SQL...

Now, nowhere in documentation I could find that capture does not PL/SQL... in my opinion, would disadvantage-code so sderious in the database runs as PL/SQL...

We habe Oracle Enterprise Edition 11.2.0.3

optimizer_features_enable = 11.2.0.3

What could be worng here... I forgot some settings or configuration. Thank you for your help in advance.

Now, nowhere in the documentation I could find that capture does not PL/SQL... it would be, in my opinion.
be sderious drawback-code so the database runs as PL/SQL...

You're quite right. It would be a serious disadvantage.
But it is not true that they are not captured in PLSQL.

Installation program:

SQL> select * from v$version;

BANNER
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.3.0 - 64bit Production
PL/SQL Release 11.2.0.3.0 - Production
CORE    11.2.0.3.0      Production
TNS for Linux: Version 11.2.0.3.0 - Production
NLSRTL Version 11.2.0.3.0 - Production

SQL> select name, value from v$parameter where name like '%baseline%';

NAME                                               VALUE
-------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------
optimizer_capture_sql_plan_baselines               FALSE
optimizer_use_sql_plan_baselines                   TRUE

SQL> create table t1
  2  (col1 number);

Table created.

SQL> INSERT /*+ domtest sql */ INTO t1 select 1 from dual;

1 row created.

SQL> begin
  2  INSERT /*+ domtest plsql */ INTO t1 select 1 from dual;
  3  end;
  4  /

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL> select sql_id, substr(sql_text,1,30) sql_text, child_number c, to_char(force_matching_signature
) sig, sql_plan_baseline
  2  from   v$sql
  3  where  sql_text like 'INSERT /*+ domtest%';

SQL_ID        SQL_TEXT                                C SIG                            SQL_PLAN_BASELINE
------------- ------------------------------ ---------- ------------------------------ -------------
gmskus7sbgt5d INSERT /*+ domtest plsql */ IN          0 7407988653257810022
64rzqgrt63wzu INSERT /*+ domtest sql */ INTO          0 17374141102446297863

SQL> select to_char(b.signature) sig, b.created
  2  from   v$sql s
  3  ,      dba_sql_plan_baselines b
  4  where  s.sql_text like 'INSERT /*+ domtest%'
  5  and    b.signature = s.force_matching_signature;

no rows selected

SQL> alter session set optimizer_capture_sql_plan_baselines = true;

Session altered.

SQL>

Database created for the SQL statement:

SQL> INSERT /*+ domtest sql */ INTO t1 select 1 from dual;

1 row created.

SQL> select sql_id
  2  ,      substr(sql_text,1,30) sql_text
  3  ,      child_number c
  4  ,      to_char(force_matching_signature) sig
  5  ,      sql_plan_baseline
  6  from   v$sql
  7  where  sql_text like 'INSERT /*+ domtest%';

SQL_ID        SQL_TEXT                                C SIG                            SQL_PLAN_BASELINE
------------- ------------------------------ ---------- ------------------------------ -------------
gmskus7sbgt5d INSERT /*+ domtest plsql */ IN          0 7407988653257810022
64rzqgrt63wzu INSERT /*+ domtest sql */ INTO          0 17374141102446297863
64rzqgrt63wzu INSERT /*+ domtest sql */ INTO          1 17374141102446297863           SQL_PLAN_1ayk9a0wnr

SQL>

Database created for PLSQL statement:

SQL> begin
  2  INSERT /*+ domtest plsql */ INTO t1 select 1 from dual;
  3  end;
  4  /

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL> select sql_id
  2  ,      substr(sql_text,1,30) sql_text
  3  ,      child_number c
  4  ,      to_char(force_matching_signature) sig
  5  ,      sql_plan_baseline
  6  from   v$sql
  7  where  sql_text like 'INSERT /*+ domtest%';

SQL_ID        SQL_TEXT                                C SIG                            SQL_PLAN_BASELINE
------------- ------------------------------ ---------- ------------------------------ -------------
gmskus7sbgt5d INSERT /*+ domtest plsql */ IN          0 7407988653257810022
gmskus7sbgt5d INSERT /*+ domtest plsql */ IN          1 7407988653257810022            SQL_PLAN_5s3v02k7yx9
64rzqgrt63wzu INSERT /*+ domtest sql */ INTO          0 17374141102446297863
64rzqgrt63wzu INSERT /*+ domtest sql */ INTO          1 17374141102446297863           SQL_PLAN_1ayk9a0wnr

SQL>

Cleaning guidelines:

SQL> declare
  2   l_spm_op pls_integer;
  3  begin
  4   for x in (select sql_handle from dba_sql_plan_baselines b where created >= trunc(sysdate))
  5   loop
  6       l_spm_op :=
  7       dbms_spm.drop_sql_plan_baseline(x.sql_handle);
  8   end loop;
  9  end;
 10  /

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL>

So I expect that this is related to the DBMS_MVIEW and a restriction on recursive, internal instructions.

For example, if you capture base plan sql lines you don't capture baselines for sys and system statements, etc.

Further investigation required.

For example, we will build a MV:

SQL> create materialized view mv1
  2  build immediate
  3  refresh on demand
  4  as
  5  select /*+ domtest mv */ col1 from t1;

Materialized view created.

SQL> exec dbms_mview.refresh('MV1');

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL>

We see two statements of the initial creation of the MV and the subsequent update (the latter is the one with the BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CHECK trick).

SQL> select sql_id
  2  ,      substr(sql_text,1,50) sql_text
  3  ,      child_number c
  4  ,      to_char(force_matching_signature) sig
  5  ,      sql_plan_baseline
  6  from   v$sql
  7  where  sql_text like 'INSERT %domtest%';

SQL_ID        SQL_TEXT                                C SIG                            SQL_PLAN_BASELINE
------------- ------------------------------ ---------- ------------------------------ -------------
ctyufr5b5yzfm INSERT INTO "RIMS"."MV1" selec          0 12798978218302414227
              t /*+ domtest mv */

gfa550uufmr34 INSERT /*+ BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CH          0 12927173360082366872
              ECK */ INTO "RIMS"."

SQL>

Even if we repeat the update, we do not need to obtain a reference level:

SQL> exec dbms_mview.refresh('MV1');

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL> exec dbms_mview.refresh('MV1');

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL> exec dbms_mview.refresh('MV1');

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL> exec dbms_mview.refresh('MV1');

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL> exec dbms_mview.refresh('MV1');

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL> exec dbms_mview.refresh('MV1');

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL> select sql_id
  2  ,      substr(sql_text,1,50) sql_text
  3  ,      child_number c
  4  ,      to_char(force_matching_signature) sig
  5  ,      sql_plan_baseline
  6  from   v$sql
  7  where  sql_text like 'INSERT %domtest%';

SQL_ID        SQL_TEXT                                C SIG                            SQL_PLAN_BASELINE
------------- ------------------------------ ---------- ------------------------------ -------------
ctyufr5b5yzfm INSERT INTO "RIMS"."MV1" selec          0 12798978218302414227
              t /*+ domtest mv */

gfa550uufmr34 INSERT /*+ BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CH          0 12927173360082366872
              ECK */ INTO "RIMS"."

SQL>

So... maybe BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CHECK have nothing to do with it?

It is not likely to be relevant, but maybe we should just check?

Let's see what happens if we return to our original plsql statement because we cannot insert a MV directly.

SQL> begin
  2   INSERT /*+ BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CHECK */ INTO t1 select 1 from dual;
  3  end;
  4  /

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL> select sql_id
  2  ,      substr(sql_text,1,50) sql_text
  3  ,      child_number c
  4  --,      to_char(force_matching_signature) sig
  5  ,      sql_plan_baseline
  6  from   v$sql
  7  where  sql_text like 'INSERT /*+ BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CHECK */%';

SQL_ID        SQL_TEXT                                                    C SQL_PLAN_BASELINE
------------- -------------------------------------------------- ---------- ------------------------
6kjvr1gu6v2pq INSERT /*+ BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CHECK */ INTO T1 SELEC          0

SQL> begin
  2   INSERT /*+ BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CHECK */ INTO t1 select 1 from dual;
  3  end;
  4  /

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL> select sql_id
  2  ,      substr(sql_text,1,50) sql_text
  3  ,      child_number c
  4  --,      to_char(force_matching_signature) sig
  5  ,      sql_plan_baseline
  6  from   v$sql
  7  where  sql_text like 'INSERT /*+ BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CHECK */%';

SQL_ID        SQL_TEXT                                                    C SQL_PLAN_BASELINE
------------- -------------------------------------------------- ---------- ------------------------
6kjvr1gu6v2pq INSERT /*+ BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CHECK */ INTO T1 SELEC          0

SQL> begin
  2   INSERT /*+ BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CHECK */ INTO t1 select 1 from dual;
  3  end;
  4  /

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL> select sql_id
  2  ,      substr(sql_text,1,50) sql_text
  3  ,      child_number c
  4  --,      to_char(force_matching_signature) sig
  5  ,      sql_plan_baseline
  6  from   v$sql
  7  where  sql_text like 'INSERT /*+ BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CHECK */%';

SQL_ID        SQL_TEXT                                                    C SQL_PLAN_BASELINE
------------- -------------------------------------------------- ---------- ------------------------
6kjvr1gu6v2pq INSERT /*+ BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CHECK */ INTO T1 SELEC          0
6kjvr1gu6v2pq INSERT /*+ BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CHECK */ INTO T1 SELEC          1 SQL_PLAN_aq62u7rqdfcs8125daea2

SQL>

Yes, nothing to do with it.

I would say it is because running via DBMS_MVIEW, he is special and bypasses the review of basic data.

We can somehow get around this?
Perhaps, the basic lines of being a flexible vehicle that work off SIGNATURE (and PLAN_HASH_2).

We will check the hash of the signature and the plan must reproduce.

SQL> select sql_id
  2  ,      substr(sql_text,1,50) sql_text
  3  ,      child_number c
  4  ,      to_char(force_matching_signature) sig
  5  ,      sql_plan_baseline
  6  ,      plan_hash_value
  7  from   v$sql
  8  where  sql_text like 'INSERT %domtest%';

SQL_ID        SQL_TEXT                                C SIG                            SQL_PLAN_BASELINE
------------- ------------------------------ ---------- ------------------------------ -------------
PLAN_HASH_VALUE
---------------
ctyufr5b5yzfm INSERT INTO "RIMS"."MV1" selec          0 12798978218302414227
              t /*+ domtest mv */
     3617692013

gfa550uufmr34 INSERT /*+ BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CH          0 12927173360082366872
              ECK */ INTO "RIMS"."
     3617692013

SQL>

And replace the materialized by a table view:

SQL> drop materialized view mv1;

Materialized view dropped.

SQL> create table mv1
  2  (col1 number);

Table created.

SQL>

And try to get a statement with the same signature and plan that uses a reference database:

SQL> begin
  2   INSERT /*+ BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CHECK */ INTO "RIMS"."MV1" select /*+ domtest mv */ col1 from t1 ;

  3  end;
  4  /

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL> select sql_id
  2  ,      substr(sql_text,1,50) sql_text
  3  ,      child_number c
  4  ,      to_char(force_matching_signature) sig
  5  ,      sql_plan_baseline
  6  ,      plan_hash_value
  7  from   v$sql
  8  where  sql_text like 'INSERT %domtest%';

SQL_ID        SQL_TEXT                                C SIG                            SQL_PLAN_BASELINE
------------- ------------------------------ ---------- ------------------------------ -------------
PLAN_HASH_VALUE
---------------
ctyufr5b5yzfm INSERT INTO "RIMS"."MV1" selec          0 12798978218302414227
              t /*+ domtest mv */
     3617692013

5n6auhnqpb258 INSERT /*+ BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CH          0 12927173360082366872           SQL_PLAN_b6tnbps6tn
              ECK */ INTO "RIMS".
     3617692013

gfa550uufmr34 INSERT /*+ BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CH          0 12927173360082366872
              ECK */ INTO "RIMS"."
     3617692013

SQL>

Now, if we remove and recreate the materialized view:

SQL> create materialized view mv1
  2  build immediate
  3  refresh on demand
  4  as
  5  select /*+ domtest mv */ col1 from t1;

Materialized view created.

SQL> exec dbms_mview.refresh('MV1');

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL> select sql_id
  2  ,      substr(sql_text,1,50) sql_text
  3  ,      child_number c
  4  ,      to_char(force_matching_signature) sig
  5  ,      sql_plan_baseline
  6  ,      plan_hash_value
  7  from   v$sql
  8  where  sql_text like 'INSERT %domtest%';

SQL_ID        SQL_TEXT                                C SIG                            SQL_PLAN_BASELINE
------------- ------------------------------ ---------- ------------------------------ -------------
PLAN_HASH_VALUE
---------------
dac4d22mf0m6k INSERT INTO "RIMS"."MV1" selec          0 12798978218302414227
              t /*+ domtest mv */
     3617692013

cn4syqz9cxp3y INSERT /*+ BYPASS_RECURSIVE_CH          0 12927173360082366872           SQL_PLAN_b6tnbps6tn
              ECK */ INTO "RIMS"."
     3617692013

SQL>

And cleaning:

SQL> drop table t1;

Table dropped.

SQL> drop materialized view mv1;

Materialized view dropped.

SQL> declare
  2   l_spm_op pls_integer;
  3  begin
  4   for x in (select sql_handle from dba_sql_plan_baselines b where created >= trunc(sysdate))
  5   loop
  6       l_spm_op :=
  7       dbms_spm.drop_sql_plan_baseline(x.sql_handle);
  8   end loop;
  9  end;
 10  /

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL>

Then...
Baselines are created for the sql statements executed in PLSQL? Yes.
Baselines are created for internal instructions of DBMS_MVIEW? N °
Why? Don't know. But I think that this is the expected behavior.
Is there a convoluted way to apply a basic strategy to the internal refresh statement? Yes.

RMAN level 0 and level 1/database tablespace relations
If I take an incremental backup of level 0 of an entire database and then take a level 0 of an individual tablespace, an incremental backup of level 1 of this tablespace is refers to additional membership 0 the entire database or storage space? If I change the order of the level 0 backup, does it change the reference level of 1 storage space?

I assumed that what I ask,'s done it level 1 differential reference the last level 0 regardless of whether it is the entire database or just the tablespace or a level 1 still reference it's own level 0?

Also, if I take a level 0 of the data base Sunday night, then a level 1 of the database every night after that, as well as several levels 1 to a tablespace throughout each day, basic level of data Tuesday evening 1 will include all levels of tablespace to Monday 1?

I can't find documentation oracle on these relationships.
'Database' and 'Space' are logical groupings for our comfort.

RMAN follows the data file level backups. Therefore, a backup of level 0 of a data file or a group of data files (storage space is a group of data files) using the most recent backup of this data file / group replacing a previous level 1 of the same data file backup / group.

You could take the backups at level 0 of the database weekly and select level or level 1 backups of some files of data every day (e.g. datafiles 1 to 10 on Monday, 11 to 20 on Tuesday...) and Oracle will follow backups of data files.
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"BEN: CWB Assistant Comparatio Range' and ' BEN: CWB Assistant years working range '.
Hello

Could someone please explain what the profile ' BEN: CWB Assistant Comparatio range 'and' BEN: CWB Assistant years worked at the range "stand for?" I couldn't find any reference in the PDF guide for these profiles.

Thank you!
http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B40089_10/current/Acrobat/120hradm.PDF

Page 1-84

BEN: CWB Assistant Compratio range
Determines the extra reach that appears on all pages using criteria comparatio.
For example, if you use 5, then the application displays comparatios in 5% ranges. The
Assistant award criteria option, stock history report used, the
Compensation history report used together with the summary report by heads use it
profile option. The default value is 5.

BEN: CWB Assistant years working range
Determines the progressive range which is displayed on all pages using worked years
criteria. For example if you use 5, then the application displays the years worked in 5
Lines of the year. The Distribution Wizard, the history of stock options used criteria option
report, report used historical Compensation and use of summary report by runs
This profile option. The default value is 1.

see you soon,
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How to disable, disable or reset the ink level warnings and messages

I spent hours on the internet trying to figure out how to turn it off, disable or reset the ink level warnings and messages. The ink cartridges, I bought are not the expensive brands of HP, but generic print cartridges at a reasonable price. They work great, and I have no problem printing. But apparently HP went through a lot of trouble, making it difficult for customers to disable the annoying low ink level warnings that pester you every time that you try to print a page. It doesn't matter if the ink cartridges are completely full. It is obviously an attempt to punish consumers who buy anything other than HP products. I'm about to recant to never, EVER, buy another HP product again. I'm also about to post horrible comments on Amazon, Ebay, new egg and any other place I can think to warn potential clients of this heinous behavior of HP.

Model: CN219A

Serial number:[personal information deleted]

Name: Series of HP Photosmart Plus B210e (network)

Windows 7, the printer is on my wireless network.

If anyone knows how to do this, let me know, before you take a hammer to my HP printer. Thank you

Hi portaadonai,

I want to help you with your ink pop up of disorders. Open this link by wade1027 on how to disable ink level notifications. You should be able to disable the pop out.

Let me know if this helped.

Thank you

Synchronization horizontal and vertical refresh for Satellite M55

Hello.

I have a M55 - S135 laptop (Satellite) and I'm trying to find the horizontal sync and vertical refresh rate so that I can configure X on my Linux distros. I am running Slackware 12.0 and Xubuntu 7.10 now. X works fine on both of them, but I want to refine them.

I called Toshiba tech support, but I have not learned anything on their part. The [page that contains detailed specifications | http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/su/su_sc_modelLanding.jsp?ProductMenu_0=Portables&Pro ductMenu_1 = Satellite & model_find = & ProductMenu_2 = 104 2101 & me = 1042101 & rpn = PSM50U & smoid = true & ct = MH & List Type model = & x = 25 & y = 20] does not help. Does anyone know of a way I can find these two rates? Or someone get to know them?

Thanks for any help.

Do have to do some special settings?
Because
* sudo dpkg - reconfigure - phigh xserver-xorg *.
do the job easily.

in the range and problem forced

Nice day

I'm using labview 2009 and I have a problem with range and VI under duress. The problem is that I want to map an analog value ranging from 0 to 12 on a scale of 0 to 20 and the VI in range and under duress, but this VI is ignoring the numbers after the decimal point. I already have different values for the lower and upper limits, but it continues to be.

I posted my VI, so you can see all the hurt I feel.

Best regards.

Esteban Gonzalez

P.D. The error is easy to see when the digital indicator with the 'Current' label have a value of 9.

First of all, you probably would need a lot less code, maybe the size of a postage stamp. (index: table of threshold)

You have duplication of conditions, for example between 11 and 11.1, two LED lights.

You have gaps where it fails not right between two LEDs.

Speed range and wifi.

Hello

I wonder where to find documentation (wikipedia or something) on the concepts.
- You can get a longer range if you change the speed of 54 Mbit/s to 11 Mbps.
  Is this true?
- I can't to 11 Mbps Wireless B or G WiFi?
- If I place an AP in speed of 2 Mbps, which means that if I have 10 clients, each client
  can download it at 2mbps? Or the download speed will be 2mbps / 2?
I tried changing from 54 to 11 Mbit/s and I can confirm that you get more range and improved stability

in the external situation. But need some evidence of Linksys or another site.

Thank you very much

Oliver

Check out this Web site and I think this will answer all your questions.

my information does not match the screen. I have to scroll sideways and vertically for all to see

my information does not match the screen. I have to scroll sideways and vertically for all to see

How can I change the size if it is adapted to the screen?

Hi Marilyndunn,

·         are what application you referring?

·         It occurs on all applications?

·         If it works well before?

·         Did you do changes on the computer before the show?

You can see the following article for more information about the display settings.

Get the best display on your monitor

http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/getting-the-best-display-on-your-monitor

Make the computer easier to see (optimize visual display)

http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/make-the-computer-easier-to-see-optimize-visual-display

Hope this information helps.

reference level range and vertical

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