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  I recently adjusted the parameter "size" on my photos... inadvertently... and I want to go back, to the format it was... How can I do? As the order of my photos are not what they were, and it makes it difficult to find the photos I had grouped... Thank you
  DebB_44

  Original title: order change, in 'Photos' VISTA program...

  I recently adjusted the parameter "size" on my photos... inadvertently... and I want to go back, to the format it was... How can I do? As the order of my photos are not what they were, and it makes it difficult to find the photos I had grouped... Thank you
  DebB_44

  Original title: order change, in 'Photos' VISTA program...

  If you remember even the date (X) when you set the size settings, and then do a system restore.

  Choose a date BEFORE this date (X) as your restore point.

  http://www.howtogeek.com/HOWTO/Windows-Vista/using-Windows-Vista-system-restore/

• What is the unit allocation size that is displayed in the window to format USB?

  Original title: allocation unit size

  What is the unit allocation size that is displayed in the window to format usb

  Hi Moaz,

  Thanks for posting your question in the Microsoft Community.

  I understand that you want to know the unit allocation size that is displayed in the format USB window. Correct me if I'm wrong.

  I will certainly help the question of fixing.

  In computer file systems, a cluster is the unit of allocation of disk space for files and directories. To reduce the load of the management of data on disk structures, the file system allocates no individual disk sectors, but contiguous groups of sectors, called clusters.

  On a disk that uses 512-byte sectors, a 512-byte cluster contains one sector, whereas a 4-Kibibyte (KiB) contains eight sectors.

  Refer to the below mentioned article and see if it provides information that you are looking for.

  By default for NTFS cluster size, FAT and exFAT:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/140365

  Your response is very important for us to ensure a proper resolution. Please get back to us to help you accordingly.

• Could someone kindly point me to directions that could guide me in the formatting and encrypt a USB external?

  I have a new drive PNY and problems the encryption to work.  I tried to format the drive, but continues to receive a notice indicating that the encryption fails because the formatting isn't correct.  Thanks for your help - DD

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• Return the string Date/time format incorrect output...

  Here's a small sub - VI that I create out the day of the week, day of month, month and year in the form of a table of U16:

  

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• Detection of the external USB drive mounting

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  Q

  Sorry for the resurrection of thread but I wanted to document a potential pit fall to warn everyone else having to enumerate/detect a USB on a real-time target:

  The solution posted by Patricia B has the disadvantage of also return 0 if the memory stick has been recently formatted (for example, it is empty) since the return of the 'size' will return the number of files/folders and not the size of the stick if the input path is a directory. Now, if instead of that, you use the error state as your cheque you would be all good.

  Where I was wrong was when I thought to myself, well, why not use the 'get Volume Info.vi' instead (also in the advanced file palette. This way I get the size of the volume, so potentially I could check if I have enough free space before I start my routine of dump file. It worked swell, but there is a documented problem (internally at OR) (bug) with the "get Volume Info.vi:

  IF the error in this VI INPUT Terminal is connected AND that the function returns an error (which it will do if a USB key is not present), then it will be a memory leak. If you use it in a method of voting (e.g. once per second) on a cRIO, you miss of contiguous memory within a few days (depending on your poll rate and how much activity allocation and the deallocation of memory you past.) This allows for a pesky hard to find the problem of stability in the long term you can't miss easily unless you do really detailed memory monitors during the days of execution before you deploy your code...

  The solution is to NOT connect the error to this VI input terminal and the leak memory goes.

  Hope this helps others avoid trouble!

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• 3011G satellite freezes the recovery running during the formatting process

  I work in a computer shop, but I think it's better to try to post here and hope for the best, but to send the computer. I'm working on return to Toshiba as DOA.

  Basically, the problem is, when I run the restoration, the computer crashes during the formatting process to 'Progress' 23-11 minutes from the end.

  Since it is not the first time I have a problem with this particular model, I wonder if someone more clever that I had found a workaround... The operating system is Windows Vista and I use original CD to start the recovery.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  PS Excuse the bad English, I'm typing this with my left toe (figuratively). A lot of work today, huh.

  The Satellite 3011 G is unclear to me. Are you sure you typed the series of laptops good?

  In any case, the installation should generally run smoothly, without any functioning anomaly.
  The HARD drive has been formatted in the wrong way or HARD drive could malfunction.

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• remove the formatting of a document pages

  I'm importing text (copy / paste) into a new document in Pages. There are commands of paragraph at the end of each line, visible by clicking Show invisible characters on the view tab. When I try to format the text, I get weird results as simple words on a line. If I remove the descendant 'P' at the end of each line manually, which solves the problem; everything is as it should be. I tried to use 'Find and replace' but it doesn't work because it removes all invisible characters so that you get a long sentence without a space between the words. I tried to use TextEdit to remove formatting controls unwanted, as found in another link, but that doesn't work anymore. Any suggestions on how to do to remove all "P"? I have a document of 50 pages to reformat, so doing this manually is nuts.

  HI Dwight,.

  When you copy text from? I guess that returns were inserted by an application of text at some point editor in the process. If you copy a text editor, you can find an arrangement that will toggle between having and not having returns at the end of each line. If so, set it to "off" before the selection and copy.

  Is it possible to distinguish these additional returns of those legitimate by looking at the characters that immediately precede and follow?

  Back at the end of a paragraph should immediately follow a sign of punctuation; period, question mark, or exclamation point and should be immediately followed by the first character of the next paragraph.

  End of line returns should not follow one of these brands, except when this brand (and the space after it) come too close to the maximum line length to fit the word following on the same line.

  If you're lucky, and the record was produced by someone not wise to (or not to trust of) the ability of the software to add a space after a point, you can see that two consecutive returns have been used (as I have in this post) to create this space.

  End of line returns should not follow one of these brands, except when this brand (and the space after it) come too close to the maximum line length to fit the word following on the same line.

  Knowledge of these patterns can give you a method three passes for the removal of these statements of additional income by using find/replace.

  On the first pass, MARK returns you want to keep.

  -If double returns have been used, use two returns as your search string and two markers as the same string replacement. The markers must be a pair of characters that do not appear or do not appear in pairs, in the document. ' # ' comes to mind.

  -If you need to rely on punctuation, you will need to make a separate pass mark for each sign of punctuation that was used at the end of a paragraph. For each, the Find string will be markreturn and the brand of string replace. #

  This first pass will replace all the feedback that you want to keep with "#" (preceded in the second method of punctuation that should also be kept).

  On the second pass, remove all the statements that have been left in the document. Find the string: return the replacement string: a single space.

  NOTE: This assumes that the end of the return line has replaced the space that normally elapses between the words, at this stage. If you have determined that there is a return of end of line AND a space between the word at the end of a line and beginning of the next line, leave the box replace empty.

  CAREFUL directions: understand the space, then see the fourth passage below.

  On the third pass, reinsert the required return. Search: # replace: return

  Note that if your first pass sought and kept a sign of punctuation, you do NOT want to restore it - there was kept in the first pass.

  Fourth optional phase: one of the things I've taught students when we started using processing in elementary school was never press the space bar twice in a row. You need a space between the words, no space between a Word and punctuation after the word and a space between the mark end of a sentence and the first word of the following sentence in the same paragraph. This pass of find/replace removes extra spaces using find: replace two spaces: a space.

  Repeat this step as many times as necessary (until find/replace reports "none found" or a similar message).

  Kind regards

  Barry

  PS: This method can probably also be written in an AppleScript, who would have shot on the necessary measures and simplify everything.

  B

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  Hello

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• Impossible to format USB key

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• How can I change the format of a cell of length to a number?

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• Read only the SPI using the box USB-8451

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• 5132: "the format of the string is not supported.

  Hello

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  Hi Penny,

  Channel string syntax

  If you try an empty string or a string separated by commas (as in "0.1") do you still see this error?

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  -Andrew