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• Mobile Garage to the trash band

  If I move the Garage Band to the trash to uninstall will win the most space on my hard drive? I don't want to trash something that the MacBook needs to work properly.

  GarageBand is installed separately. You can remove it, if you do not want to use it.

  Most of the necessary storage for GarageBand is installed outside of the application - the library of loops and sound library.  These elements are required by the logic and Mainstage, if you use these applications. Apple Loops loops are also used by iMovie (iLife, sound effects).

  See these additional files:

  • / Library/Application Support/GarageBand.
  • / Library/Audio/Apple Loops/Apple /.

  Make a backup copy of anything that you unstall, before you delete it, so you can put it back, if need be.

• FM 6.0: Text appears on the FM band, but not in the final PDF

  Hi all

  I did some poking around, but have not been able to find information about what is happening.

  I have a document that has the head to one side for a type of '4', that's just a legend to some paragraphs (for example, 'Settings', 'Description', "Return Codes").

  The chapters of my book are generated by a script that takes XML (from doxygen) and converts them to the MIF, and then to the FM band via dzbatcher. At the opening of the chapters on the FM band, the captions appear according to the normal, however, when I produce a PS file and then distill, sometimes they are missing from a point in the document at the end of this one. This also happens if I print the PDF from the command line, as well.

  Is there a known problem it would cause? It is quite painful, because the rest of the document is great except for the persons being reported missing.

  Thanks for any idea that anyone can throw on this subject,

  Tim

  If you search the forum, you should take several threads on this. It's pretty much a FAQ.

  Because you provided no details of the system, I'll make an assumption that you're on XP and if so, download and install this Hotfix from Microsoft: http://support.microsoft.com/?id=952909 then it would be the start point.

  Art

• How can I turn off the N band on a router C7000?

  I am preparing to install a controller of r for my irrigation system. Installation instructions indicate that I might have to turn off the N band during installation and all to the top of the controller. How is that possible? Thank you

  The instructions provided a reason for such a strange requirement? In any case, lower mode 54 Mbps Wireless should do.

• How to find the frequency bands of the TPL for Wavelet db04?

  The President complied,

  I'm doing project on the simulation of the EEG signal, processing and analysis. I want to find the frequency of the signal band after having extracted the detail and the approximate coefficient. Here I used a Wavelet analysis (db04). I'll be gratfull for you if you can help me in this matter.

  Thanking you.

  Hello

  You can use WA Wavelet Filter.vi to obtain the coefficients of the filter used in Wavelet transformation, then you might anlayze the frequency responses.

  Thank you!

  ZJ Gu

• Cleaning the MICR band (loud bang of the carriage of the printer)

  Clean the MICR band
  

  More information

  Notice:     That you perform the following steps, be careful when handling the coding Strip as it can break easily.   It is possible that dust can gather on the coding Strip which will make it very difficult for the printer determine where transportation is on his trail. To clean the MICR band, perform the following steps: Turn off the printer and disconnect the power supply. Lift the cover of the printer. Using a dry, not fluffy, pinch the MICR band on the right side of the cartridge carriage and pull your fingers on the right side of the printer (Figure 1). Figure 1: The band of coding to the right of the door-cartridges Note:     The coding Strip is a narrow band of clear plastic and can be difficult to see without direct lighting.   Plug in the printer and the power. Open the lid to allow the transport of the cartridge to center itself. Using a dry, not fluffy, pinch the MICR band on the left side of the cartridge carriage and pull your fingers on the left side of the printer. (Figure 2). Figure 2: The band of coding to the left of the door-cartridges

  Someone tried for hours link my band of coding and finally found the way to do it after reading several postings on the web and my own trial and error. The key is to use a "dental mirror" that you can pick up at a pharmacy or store of material for about $5. (Maybe a small compact mirror may also work.) And you need based on the discussion there. (I used a head lamp). The problem is that you can't see the small located slot through which the coding Strip should go through the front of the printer. He is sitting behind the ink cartridges. This thin slot "tunnel" is fine a piece of rectangular plastic. You can feel the rectangular piece of plastic behind the ink cartridges, and looking through the dental mirror, you can see how small slots are on the left and right side through which the coding Strip must be threaded. After "seeing" these small slots using the dental mirror, you can feel them with the tip of your nail and then know exactly what you are aiming for as you then feed the MICR band by. (It made no difference to feed you the Strip from the left or the right, but the end of arrow to the bottom of the encoder stip must lead right when you later attach it to the wire tab). I fed the 'blind' to the band after I had formed a mental image of exacly what I was doing and now to be able to feel the small slot located I was aiming for with the tip of a fingernail. (It is difficult to work in a small space behind the ink cartridges, and if you have fingers and very big hands, it may be impossible. I didn't use tongs or tweezers because of fear of harming the MICR band.) The coding Strip should then be set at the end of the arrow towards the bottom to the right attaching to a flimsy looking wire on the right side of the printer. The left end of the coding Strip must be attached to a metal tab on the left side of the printer. You will need to retain traction on the coding Strip and manually push the ink cartridge sliding back from the road as you attatch both ends. (It's probably a good idea to carefully clean the stip encoder of all your fingerprints and ink dirty with a handkerchief once you get it back in place.) Be sure also to clean the metal bar the ink cartridges slide back, if you receive error message 0502) Be prepared for this be a very frustrating experience! You will be panicked by how many times it will take to put on the good coding Strip slot, it will be difficult to catch the end of the encoding on the wire tabs and metal band, and how you have to find a way to keep the tension on the band of coding up to one end falls that you attach the other end. But once you use the mirror to see where you need to screw the Strip encoding, and once you see the tabs of wire and metal that must be attached to the ends of the strip of coding, then YOU CAN DO! It takes just the persistence.

• Tag is not make most html properly, Webview does, but I would have preferred the text band, if this is done easily?

  Hello

  Tag is not make most html properly, Webview does, but I would have preferred the text band, if this is done easily?

  Whether someone has an example.  If not then I'll be forced to use a webview but I have problems make him mimic the appearance of a label.

  Thank you

  to the point of replace text, I recommend this function:

  var normalize = (function() {
                                  var from = "ÃÀÁÄÂÈÉËÊÌÍÏÎÒÓÖÔÙÚÜÛãàáäâèéëêìíïîòóöôùúüûÑñÇç",
                                  to   = "AAAAAEEEEIIIIOOOOUUUUaaaaaeeeeiiiioooouuuunncc",
                                  mapping = {};
  
                                  for(var i = 0, j = from.length; i < j; i++ )
                                  mapping[ from.charAt( i ) ] = to.charAt( i );
  
                                  return function( str ) {
                                      var ret = [];
                                      for( var i = 0, j = str.length; i < j; i++ ) {
                                          var c = str.charAt( i );
                                          if( mapping.hasOwnProperty( str.charAt( i ) ) )
                                              ret.push( mapping[ c ] );
                                          else
                                              ret.push( c );
                                      }
                                      return ret.join( '' );
                                  }
  
                              })();
  

• "Invisible" text on the FM band, but appears in HR

  Hi all, using TCS2 on Windows 7 64 bit.

  I'm a link a FM book by reference in HR. In my book HR (for the most part directly below anchored frame screenshots) I seem to have a few periods, chips, etc. (in random tasks - not systematically). On the FM band - I don't see them remove. To change done HR meaningless since every time that I update in HR, it replaces just the manual removal (read my FM files).

  Do anyone know how to get these parts 'hidden' formatting to show in my books of FM, so I can take care of them at the source?

  TIA,

  Adriana

  Hi Adriana,

  I mean, it's to create a paratags FM which will be used to contain anchored frames and tables only, i.e. special purpose "containers". If you need to apply conditions, and then select the paratag that contains only the anchor. This approach provides easier maintenance scenarios, gives you more control at the top of pages (for example use negative spaces within the paratag below and the space from above table to move the table to the top of the block of text in the new pages), provides find/change/list alternative, strategies, controlled HR mappings, etc.

• DELL Latitude E6540 supports Intel® Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260?

  Hello

  DELL Latitude E6540 supports Intel® Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260?

  Intel® Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260 Specifications: http://ark.intel.com/products/75439/Intel-Dual-Band-Wireless-AC-7260

  

  Thank you

  Pedro

  Hi, Nice to hear from you. Yes it will work.

• does support wireless dual band (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz) in the hp probook 450 - g2

  Model: Hp Probook 450 - G2

  Please confirm the support of platinum rating book Wi - Fi the below mentioned criteria?

  • A Wi - Fi connection must support dual band (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz)
  • Support 802. 11A, 11b, 11 g, and 11n IEEE standard
  • It must have the ability to set roaming aggressiveness
  • It should support WMM (Wireless multimedia)
  • He must have a configurable protection as RTS/CTS mechanism

  Hello

  Yes and no, can't confirm because hp probook 450 - G2 may have many options. See the following list:

  http://h20195.www2.HP.com/v2/GetPDF.aspx/c04336794.PDF

  Kind regards.

• Does the Y570 Builtin Wireless Support 5 GHz band?

  I can't find supporting the 802.a only b and g

  It supports 5 GHz. or not?

  I don't see the 5 GHz. wireless network in my house only the 2.4 GHz. and I do not see the 802.a in the advanced properties of the wireless

  I agree with Duck3. Short answer, no.

  Intel Wireless - N 1000 is only B/G/N, none. So no ability to 5 GHz.

  DragonRider

• How to make a model in the garage band 10. 1.2?

  I was told this is not possible!

  and I need garage band 11?  Hence, it is only a tutorial on the app store!

  Thanks for the pointers, I find this DAW more harder!

  Can you explain a little more, what you want to do?  What kind of model?

  The latest version of GarageBand is GarageBand 10.1.2 the oldest GarageBand 11 is no longer sold by Apple.  GarageBand 11 is actually GarageBand 6.0.5.  If you absolutely need to buy it, you can buy it as part of iLife 11 at Amazon or eBay. Then update by using the download page of the Apple to version 6.0.5 support.

  You need GarageBand 6.0.5 If you want to create a podcast, or if you want to create sampler instruments custom from samples of the sound effect.

• Red brand and burning sensation on the wrist band sport - Apple Watch

  After all 3-4 months to have Apple Watch and wear while exercising, I have developed a small red mark and burning inside the wrist. Anyone with problems and tips on how to combat this similar problem. Do not wear the watch is not an option for me.

  Hi Billie

  If you experience a rash, swelling, itching or irritation any discomfort on your skin around or under your watch, Apple recommends that you remove your watch and see a doctor / physician before wearing again. Skin reactions may be the result of various causes including:

  • Allergies (such as nickel):
    • Parts of some bands of Apple Watch stainless and magnets strips contain some nickel.
  • Prolonged exposure to irritants (e.g., SOAP or the sweat);
  • Environmental factors;
  • Wear the tape too tight or too loose (for example causing friction).

  Irritants can do skin reactions more likely if found between the watch and/or tape and your skin. Keeping your watch, strip and clean, dry skin can maximize comfort and prevent damage in the long term of the watch. It is particularly important to do after workouts or exposure to liquids that can cause irritations of the skin.

  If you are concerned about a potential manufacturing defect with your watch band, contact Apple support (mail service may be available) or make a Genius Bar reservation to check warranty:

  https://www.Apple.com/support/watch/contact/

  More information:

  https://help.Apple.com/watch/#/apdcf2ff54e9

  Port Apple Watch - Apple Support

  Cleaning and port Apple Watch - Apple Support

• Qosmio G40 - 10F: how conenct to the wide band of sky LAN

  I don't know anything about computers.
  I buy the G40 - 10F and get sky to wide band and they say that you need a spare ethernet on the computer.

  All I can find is RJ11 and RJ45 is the ethernet in a differnent name.
  If I can't do a link to broadband this portable ill save my money.

  Hello

  Don't worry man.
  Qosmio G40 supports all ports that are important in establishing the sky broadband.
  The RJ45 is the Ethernet port; known as port Lan ;)

  You can connect the modem to broadband from sky to this port using the LAN cable just ;)

  Hoe I could specify what ;)

• RE6500: Can we put a band exclusively to the router and the second band exclusively for customers?

  The RE6500 reissue just the two strips of dual band router or can we put an exclusive router/extender traffic band and another band exclusively for wireless clients?

  Hi RpDn. The range extender has to a Cross group feature that allows him to choose the appropriate path for transmitting data between the device and the wireless router, but it doesn't have an option where you can manually configure the settings t. With the new models of range extender, this option is already available. See this link for more information: http://www.linksys.com/no/support-article?articleNum=156245