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  Windows 7 Home Premium. Everything works fine except, Wednesday l found the problem on the taskbar.
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  Hello Alfred.

  Thank you for the information.

  Screenshot, it seems that the screen size is correct by Windows.

  If you still have questions try resetting the default monitor settinngs. You can see the monitor manual to reset the default monitor settings.

  Thank you

• Office of Smartphones software blackBerry - can't resize the window

  Hello-

  The question I have is that I can't resize the window of the Office automation program.  The box is too small and some program icons are not visible.  I can't resize the normal way by dragging the edges with my mouse as a regular window in XP.  I am running Version 4.6 now, but I also had this problem with 4.5 and 4.3.

  I searched on the net for someone with the same problem, but I have not found all the tracks.  I don't know if it is the program that is the question, or setting for Windows XP that prevents me from resizing.

  If anyone has an idea how to solve this problem, please help me.  It's really annoying and I can't not all features of the software because of this simple but nonetheless essential problem.

  Thank you very much

  Brian

  Hello

  I hope you have a good time using the Desktop Manager. Be sure to make regular backups.

  one way to recognize my shine is to click on the yellow box and the green box that are on the right side of my best message.
  Then for other people who look in the discussion list, they will know that the problem has been resolved.

  (you can do for other contributors, not just me )

• I want my text box to resize the web page when you add lines of text

  Hi all

  I'm new to Muse, I am quite familiar with illustrator and photoshop. My question:

  I downloaded a model, and it allows me to learn and practice the muse a bit. I want to know how I can add a text box that automatically resizes the Web page when text lines are added. Currently my text box just go to the footer when I type. Which setting I have to look?

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  Don't forget your footer items are marked as a footer element and that your text box is not.

  Right-click on the components and check or uncheck the footer element

• Resize the width of the mode live view for resets overview sensitive to the top of the page

  Almost every time I move the scrubber in live view to verify sensitive breakpoints are correct, it scrolls by me to the top of the page.

  Unfortunately, it's a problem for the sites of scrolling a page, as the question that I am trying to fix is a path down a long page, and the only way to see the responsiveness in action is to zoom stupidly far. Y at - it an option to enable the circumvention of this off, or reasonable?

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  MrJW gave you a good work around in Live View mode.  But honestly, when I work with the reagents long pages, I saw in the browsers and keep them open while I do a few code tweaks.  Then refresh browser (F5 or Ctrl + R) to check my progress.  I almost never work without one or several browsers open at all times.

  Right click > inspect element is another feature of good browser to use.

  If you have Firefox with the Web Developer Toolbar extension, you can use Resize > sensitive view layouts to see the appearance of your page (s) on multiple devices.  This is a handy feature.

  In addition, you can edit the CSS in real-time to see how it effects your work and lots of other good things.

  I highly recommend the FF Web Developer Toolbar.  It's free. I use mine constantly.

  Web Developer: Modules for Firefox

  Nancy O.

• Photoshop CS6 resize the dialog box showing centimeters instead of inches when leaders are set to pixels

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  Hello! First of all thanks for the screenshots and a system of care.   You have done this a lot easier for me and after looking at my Mac, (Yosemite and CC 2014), I think I have a lead.

  There are two ways to solve this

  In the units and leaders, it is best to stay with the thumbs in the preferences.

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  The image size is a "sticky". Once you set in inches, he stayed.

  Then there's the language settings. This could be a problem.

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• Resize the space Oracle ASM

  Hello
  
  My use of oracle ASM database, I use the storage of DATA (data files and Archives...). my storage autour to be complete, so I want to add the new storage space (new hard disks).
  
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  2. your store admin can give you another logic unit number. When you add this logic unit number to a diskgroup, ASM will automatically use and therefore to increase the size of the diskgroup.

  My preference is #2. It of less work and less risk.

• Resizing disk Question

  Hi all

  I have a small question which I'm sure will be an easy answer.  I just want to be sure before doing this.  I have a server Exchange (VM) I need to resize the C drive.  I need to reduce it 90 GB to 50 GB.  Is there something I need to be concerned or any problems?  I shrunk the partition in Windows server 2008 now I need to resize the disk in the VI client.  Any info is appreciated.  Thank you!

  Perry

  Sorry, not the version of the OS.  Yes, W2K8 has a tool for resizing for expansion and shrinkage.  I've never had the need to shrink, so I can't say for sure...

  I don't know what will happen by changing just the size of the HARD drive by changing the settings of the virtual machine.  I would say that if you have a test of the virtual machine, try it on this first.

• Snapshot before resizing the guest OS system partition, it will allow me to roll back if problems arise?

  I currently have an ESXi Server vsphere 4.0 with Windows 2003 Server comments on that operating system. And just to be clear, this virtual machine is a control area on the network.

  The problem I have is that the system partition (C drive on the guest operating system) is running out of room. I have plenty of room in the data store where the virtual machine, so I added 30 GB drive under disk space commissioning in additional virtual machine settings page. The configuration type is thick. So everything seems to work great so far, I see this space as unallocated within the guest OS.

  After some research, I found several tools that help me to inresizing the system partition to take advantage of the additional disk space. Specifically, I intend to use the dell (ExtPart) DiskExt utility to resize the partition in order to reduce downtime. Apparently, this tool works without restarting the Windows machine.

  My question is, if I make a snapshot before you try to resize the partition of guest operating system, this would allow me to go back and cancel any potential damage that resizing of disk can cause? I understand that I expected to be able to undo a change such as this with a snapshot, I just want to be 100% sure.

  And no, I'm not trying to use a snapshot as a substitute for a backup. I do a snapshot to reduce downtime in case of a problem.

  Any information on this would be highly appreciated.

  I guess I over thought the process a little too, so I tested.  Works like a charm.  extended to the HDD via the vSphere Client, created a snapshot, ran extpart extend drive C:, delete the snapshot.  VM, although not a controller domain and just a test VM, is functional and happy.

• Strange scale flash when resizing the div

  Hi all!

  Since the new version of Flash Player, I had some problems resizing of the scene.

  The scenario:

  I have a flash inside an html < div > tag application. The html div tag has width and height controlled by jQuery. In flash, I have

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  It works very well, but that's the problem. When jQuery resize the div, the app flash "blink" and "squeeze" to many horrible ways until he is seated at the right size. It is "adjusted" for a few seconds. It is very fast, but since this happens several times a minute, turn things ugly, "buggy".

  I made a video of the screen and catch some images in a GIF image, so you can see what is happening. The image can be see here:

  http://ImageShack.us/a/img109/4255/flashreposit.gif It has 4 frames. The first is the initial state. When I put the HTML DIV around half of its height, flash goes through 2 strange scales, until coming to the 4th last final image, with the correct aspect and a correct report.

  Does anyone know how to prevent this? This is really boring and use an internal roll flash is not an option on this project. Before the flash 11 I could freely manipulate the html div (which owns flash) without intermediate distortion.

  Thanks in advance.

  Pedro Paulo Almeida

  Brazil

  Flash has a purpose which has simply changed. While it was perfectly possible to do most of what jQuery seems to effortlessly before, nobody was ready to take on the enormous task of differences between browsers with scripting. Only with the market standards browser is that it becomes possible. Flash has made this gap for a long time.

  But that has never been the main purpose of flash. Flash is about the simple animations or sohpisticated, as spicy as you like. People who use it misused does not mean that it is the fault of the Flash more than WebKits bad scaling of the Flash plugin is. It's the fault of WebKits, no Flash.

  With 3D on the rise, I feel Flash will finally debut as the favorite for the web content high-end multimedia engine. The difference between HTML and Flash should be the difference between YouTube and IMAX. Point being, you should be able to tell the difference, otherwise the author didn't use it for the purpose of the right.

  You are welcome and if you all together can you please mark it answered so we can filter the questions without answer and good luck!

• Problem with the scale/resize the masks

  Win 7 64 bit, CS5.1

  This question relates to the updated scale/resize the layers with masks. I have a layer with a mask that only shows part of the image, so the majority of the mask is black. However, when I resize the layer (with linked mask), Photoshop changes the mask so that areas once black become white, except for the area around the part that has been hidden behind.

  Below are screenshots of the before - after a sample mask.

  Before:

  

  After:

  

  This example shows what happens to the mask using the Image > Image size of dialogue, which I would have assumed would fully respect the layout of the mask, but does not work. I also have the same problem when you use the transform tools. I also tried to change the permission of foreground/background colors to resize, just to see if it has auto-fill of the mask with white, but I saw no effect by changing or reversing the values.

  I am hoping there is a single place or a preference to prevent this behavior and respect for implementing page-fill masks when resizing. I appreciate any assistance.

  This is probably the reason why your seeing this behavior.

  If you add a layer mask > hide all, or invert the layer mask if you are using a layer mask > show all (even just by clicking on the button layer mask), just use Ctrl > I (Image > adjustments > invert) to reverse the layer mask.

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• Problem when resizing the round objects

  Hello

  I have a problem with the downward revision round objects.

  In summary, here's the question:

  

  As you can see when I reduce a cirle of size size B, upper side and left of the circle B are flat.

  Why this happens and how to avoid it? It is really frustraiting when working with small objects.

  See you soon.

  Howdy.

  The flats on the small circles is caused by anti-aliasing misalignment with the pixel grid when the circle is resized. You will most often see when resizing a shape with an odd number of pixels. You have one see below the center of the circle is forced off the pixel grid, and anti-aliasing is disabled.

  

  This is the actual size.

  

  What should do?

  Before you accept the processing, move the circle to the center point of the circle is on the pixel grid. Use the arrow key to move around. Experiment. Move the center of the circle at different outside the premises of the grid before accepting the transformation. You will see all kinds of permutations of anti-aliasing. Choose one that is symmetrical. The focus should be on the grid. Then smoothing should be symmetrical. When the transform is applied, anti-aliasing is cooked in, and you can move back the circle to its original position if you wish.

  Like Paulo and Noel have noted, the quality of the original circle antialiasing will notice when it is reduced to the size of the web icons. Any asymmetry in the original may be noticeable to a normal size, because it is only about one or two rows of pixels on the perimeter of the circle. A small percentage of assymetry on a circle of 300px. When the circle is reduced to 10 pixels, the asymmetry affects another one or two lines of pixels. And the circle goes PEAR because the assymmetry could be as much as 10%. My guess is that the OP is working with images that are a little unhinged to start.

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• Resize the image and maintain proportions

  Hi all

  I'm trying to resize large JPEG images and maintain proportions. I actually managed to write the code, but it's huge, so I wonder if there is an easy way. The next question is about the image resolution. I resize the photos that are 600 and more dpi. Is there a way ColdFusion can resize and reduce the resolution to 72 dpi?

  Thanks for the tips and links

  tomtomtom wrote: And these thumbnails come in a resolution of 600 dpi 
  

  No, they don't.  The files have no IPR - one INPUT (and OUTPUT) devices have IPR.

  Files have the resolution, depth of color, of compression and file format.

  You mix up the quality of OUTPUT with the FILE data.

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  Now if you want the OUTPUT to a monitor at 72 dpi 10 000 these pixels will be appear in a box ~1.38 inches on ~ 1.38.

  If you output to a printer at 300 dpi, it will appear in a box ~0.33 x ~0.33 inches.

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• Resize the Image with the wheel causing exception 1502

  Description:

  I load an image inside a container of border and when I Zoom out, scroll bars disappear as expected. Now, when I resize the image to exceed the limits of the boarder container I get exception below. In my view, the exception is thrown when the scroll bars are reactivated but I could be wrong. Someone has seen this before

  Exception:

  Error: Error #1502: A script has executed for longer than the default timeout period of 15 seconds.
  at spark.components.supportClasses::ScrollBarBase/get viewport()
  at spark.components::VScrollBar/updateMaximumAndPageSize()[E:\dev\4.0.0\frameworks\projects\spark\src\spark\components\VScrollBar.as:123]
  at spark.components::VScrollBar/http://www.adobe.com/2006/flex/mx/internal::viewportResizeHandler()[E:\dev\4.0.0\frameworks\projects\spark\src\spark\components\VScrollBar.as:390]
  at flash.events::EventDispatcher/dispatchEventFunction()
  at flash.events::EventDispatcher/dispatchEvent()
  at mx.core::UIComponent/dispatchEvent()[E:\dev\4.0.0\frameworks\projects\framework\src\mx\core\UIComponent.as:12266]
  at mx.core::UIComponent/dispatchResizeEvent()[E:\dev\4.0.0\frameworks\projects\framework\src\mx\core\UIComponent.as:9641]
  at mx.core::UIComponent/setActualSize()[E:\dev\4.0.0\frameworks\projects\framework\src\mx\core\UIComponent.as:9172]
  at spark.components::Group/setActualSize()[E:\dev\4.0.0\frameworks\projects\spark\src\spark\components\Group.as:891]
  at mx.core::LayoutElementUIComponentUtils$/setLayoutBoundsSize()[E:\dev\4.0.0\frameworks\projects\framework\src\mx\core\LayoutElementUIComponentUtils.as:497]
  at mx.core::UIComponent/setLayoutBoundsSize()[E:\dev\4.0.0\frameworks\projects\framework\src\mx\core\UIComponent.as:13069]
  at spark.components.supportClasses::ScrollerLayout/updateDisplayList()[E:\dev\4.0.0\frameworks\projects\spark\src\spark\components\supportClasses\ScrollerLayout.as:546]
  at spark.components.supportClasses::GroupBase/updateDisplayList()[E:\dev\4.0.0\frameworks\projects\spark\src\spark\components\supportClasses\GroupBase.as:1224]
  at spark.components::Group/updateDisplayList()[E:\dev\4.0.0\frameworks\projects\spark\src\spark\components\Group.as:899]
  at spark.skins::SparkSkin/updateDisplayList()[E:\dev\4.0.0\frameworks\projects\spark\src\spark\skins\SparkSkin.as:191]
  at mx.core::UIComponent/validateDisplayList()[E:\dev\4.0.0\frameworks\projects\framework\src\mx\core\UIComponent.as:8531]
  at mx.managers::LayoutManager/validateDisplayList()[E:\dev\4.0.0\frameworks\projects\framework\src\mx\managers\LayoutManager.as:663]
  at mx.managers::LayoutManager/doPhasedInstantiation()[E:\dev\4.0.0\frameworks\projects\framework\src\mx\managers\LayoutManager.as:736]
  at mx.managers::LayoutManager/doPhasedInstantiationCallback()[E:\dev\4.0.0\frameworks\projects\framework\src\mx\managers\LayoutManager.as:1072]
  at flash.utils::Timer/_timerDispatch()
  at flash.utils::Timer/tick()
  
  

  MXML code:

  <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
  <s:Application xmlns:fx="http://ns.adobe.com/mxml/2009" 
                    xmlns:s="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark" 
                    xmlns:mx="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx"
                    xmlns:ns1="com.adobe.wheelerstreet.fig.panzoom.*"
                    pageTitle="FileNet Flex Viewer"
                    minWidth="955" 
                    minHeight="600" 
                    creationComplete="init()">
       <fx:Style>
            @namespace s "library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark";
            @namespace mx "library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx";
            /*
            s|Application {
            backgroundGradientColors: #000000, #222222;
            }          
            */
            s|Button#zoomInButton {          
                 skinClass: ClassReference("skins.ZoomIn");
            }
            
            s|Button#zoomOutButton {          
                 skinClass: ClassReference("skins.ZoomOut");
            }
            
            s|Button#fitToWindowButton {          
                 skinClass: ClassReference("skins.FitToWindow");
            }
            
            s|Button#fitToWidthButton {          
                 skinClass: ClassReference("skins.FitToWidth");
            }
            
            s|Button#fitToHeightButton {          
                 skinClass: ClassReference("skins.FitToHeight");
            }
            
            s|Button#rotateRightButton {          
                 skinClass: ClassReference("skins.RotateRight");
            }
            
            s|Button#rotateLeftButton {          
                 skinClass: ClassReference("skins.RotateLeft");
            }
            
            s|ToggleButton#rubberBandZoomButton {          
                 skinClass: ClassReference("skins.RubberBand");
            }
            
            
            
       </fx:Style>
       
       <fx:Declarations>
            <!-- Place non-visual elements (e.g., services, value objects) here 
            <s:Rotate id="rotator" angleFrom="{angle-90}" angleTo="{angle}" target="{img}"/>
            -->
            <s:Resize id="resize" target="{img}"/>
            <s:Rotate id="rotate" target="{img}"/>
            <!--<s:Resize id="contract" target="{img}"/> -->
       </fx:Declarations>
       
       
       <fx:Script>
            <![CDATA[
                 
                 import flash.net.navigateToURL;
                 
                 import mx.controls.Alert;
                 
                 [Bindable]
                 private var _imageURL:String = "images/earth-map_small.jpg";
                 
                 [Bindable]
                 public var angle:Number = 0;
                      
                 [Bindable]
                 private var borderHeight:Number;
                 
                 [Bindable]
                 private var borderWidth:Number;
                 
                 private var effectDuration:Number = 250;
                 private var defaultRotation:Number = 90;
                 
                 private var profits:Array;
                 private var dragStart:Point;
                 private var dragEnd:Point;
                 private var zoomingEnabled:Boolean;
                 
                 public var originalHeight:Number;
                 public var originalWidth:Number;
                 
                 public function init():void{
                      originalHeight = img.height;
                      originalWidth = img.width;
                      borderHeight = borderContainer.height - 5;
                      borderWidth = borderContainer.width - 5;
                 }
                 
                 
                 public function fitToWindow():void{
                      resize.end();
                      resize.duration = effectDuration;
                      
                      if(img.rotation == defaultRotation || img.rotation == -defaultRotation){     
                           resize.heightTo = borderWidth;
                           resize.widthTo = borderHeight;
                      }
                      else{
                           resize.heightTo = borderHeight;
                           resize.widthTo = borderWidth;
                      }
                      
                      resize.play();
                 }
                 
                 public function fitToWidth():void{
                      resize.end();
                      resize.duration = effectDuration;
                      
                      if(img.rotation == defaultRotation || img.rotation == -defaultRotation){
                           resize.heightTo = borderWidth;
                      }
                      else{
                           resize.widthTo = borderWidth;
                      }
                      
                      resize.play();
                 }
                 
                 public function fitToHeight():void{
                      resize.end();
                      resize.duration = effectDuration;
                      
                      if(img.rotation == defaultRotation || img.rotation == -defaultRotation){
                           resize.widthTo = borderHeight;
                      }
                      else{
                           resize.heightTo = borderHeight;
                      }
                      
                      resize.play();
                 }
                 
                 public function zoomIn():void{
                      resize.end();
                      resize.duration = effectDuration;
                      resize.heightTo = img.height*2;
                      resize.widthTo = img.width*2;
                      resize.play();
                      
                 }
                 
                 public function zoomOut():void{
                      resize.end();
                      resize.duration = effectDuration;
                      resize.heightTo = img.height/2;
                      resize.widthTo = img.width/2;
                      resize.play();
                 }
                 
                 public function rotateRight():void{
                      rotate.end();
                      rotate.duration = effectDuration-200;
                      rotate.angleFrom = angle;
                      rotate.angleTo = (angle += defaultRotation);
                      rotate.play();
                 }
                 
                 public function rotateLeft():void{                    
                      rotate.end();
                      rotate.duration = effectDuration-200;
                      rotate.angleFrom = angle;
                      rotate.angleTo = (angle -= defaultRotation);
                      rotate.play();
                 }
                 
  
                 private function initRectangle(e:MouseEvent):void{
                      
                 }
                 
                 private function showShowRectangle(e:MouseEvent):void{
  
                 }
                 
                 private function clearRectangle(e:MouseEvent):void{
  
                 }
                 
                 
            ]]>
       </fx:Script>
       
       <s:Panel
            id="mainPanel"
            left="5" 
            right="5" 
            top="5" 
            bottom="5" 
            title="FileNet Flex Viewer" 
            fontWeight="bold">
            
            
            <mx:ApplicationControlBar dock="true" top="0" left="0" right="0">
                 <s:Button 
                      id="zoomInButton"
                      toolTip="Zoom In"
                      click="{zoomIn();}"
                      />
                 <s:Button 
                      id="zoomOutButton"
                      toolTip="Zoom Out"
                      click="{zoomOut();}"
                      />
                 <s:Button 
                      id="fitToWindowButton"
                      toolTip="Fit To Window"
                      click="{fitToWindow();}"
                      />
                 <s:Button 
                      id="fitToWidthButton"
                      toolTip="Fit To Width"
                      click="{fitToWidth();}"
                      />
                 <s:Button 
                      id="fitToHeightButton"
                      toolTip="Fit To Height"
                      click="{fitToHeight();}"
                      />
                 <s:Button 
                      id="rotateRightButton"
                      toolTip="Rotate Right"
                      click="{rotateRight();}"
                      />
                 <s:Button 
                      id="rotateLeftButton"
                      toolTip="Rotate Left"
                      click="{rotateLeft();}"
                      />
                 <!--<s:ToggleButton 
                      id="rubberBandZoomButton"
                      toolTip="Rubber Band Zoom"
                      click="{}"
                      />
                 -->
            </mx:ApplicationControlBar>
            
            <s:BorderContainer 
                 id="borderContainer"
                 right="5" 
                 left="5" 
                 top="40" 
                 bottom="5">
                 
                 <s:Scroller
                      width="100%"
                      height="100%">
                      <s:Group>
                           <mx:Image 
                                id="img"
                                maintainAspectRatio="false"
                                maintainProjectionCenter="true"
                                source="@Embed('images/earth-map_small.jpg')"
                                verticalCenter="0"
                                horizontalCenter="0" 
                                horizontalAlign="center" 
                                verticalAlign="middle"/>
                      </s:Group>
                 </s:Scroller>
            </s:BorderContainer>
       </s:Panel>
       
  </s:Application>
  
   
  

  I think that this smaller version shows the consisently (attached JPG) question:

  http://ns.Adobe.com/MXML/2009.
  xmlns:s = "library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark".
  xmlns:MX = "library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx" >
     
     
          public function fitToWindow (): void {}
  IMG. Height = borderContainer.height;
  IMG. Width = borderContainer.width;
  }
  ]]>
     
     
     
         
     
     
     
         
             
                 
  horizontalCenter = red '0' = '0' / >
             
         
     
     
  

  Looks like the interaction of Red/horizontalCenter with the add/remove scroll bars causes a loop.  Can you please fill a bug report and post the link here?  (Or let me know if you prefer that I have put it).

  The workarounds are:

  1. in the fitToWindow() method to subtract enough pixels to consider both sides of the border, for example:

  public function fitToWindow (): void {}
  IMG. Height = borderContainer.height - 2;
  IMG. Width = borderContainer.width - 2;
  }

  2. always keep the scroll bars displayed, for example:

  3. instead of use BorderContainer use SkinnableContainer/group and draw the border outside the container, for example:

  
         
             
                 
             
         
    
         
             
                 
                     
  horizontalCenter = red '0' = '0' / >
                 
             
         
     

  Let me know if these solutions of workaround for the case also reduces work for your application.

• resize the image in the Image element

  Hello
  
  I have an element of the Image corresponding to a blob column in my data base. I store image files there, then I retrieve and display images in this point of the Image. the question is how can I resize the Image with respect to the dimensions of the part of the Image? Here is an example [http://img25.imageshack.us/i/photoadx.jpg/]. This image is larger that it is displayed, so I need to see the entire image in this point of the Image.
  How can I resize it?
  
  Thank you!

  There is a Style property "calibration" for the image, set this "Adjust".