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• What are the SocialMiner features a license CCX can give you?

  Hello world

  We currently use 10.6 UCCX and we seek to use features Web Chat and Email of SocialMiner.

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  A premium UCCX license can also manage inbound social media messages using SocialMiner, or we are just limited to the cat electronic Agent or website through Finesse?

  The documentation I've seen is not really clear.

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  You need a minimum of CCX premium to use SocialMiner. And also need to buy the license server and media. There is no separation of functions in the SM. You can use all the features that result. SM was scheduled for treatment of social message. The e-mail of the agent and the cat has been added only recently.

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• What are the causes of streaks in the areas not related any cloning with photoshop elements 8 or 11?

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  Our company is buying 14 items first.  What are the options to purchase necessary on 6 different PCs and how much it costs?

  hisashiy

  This isn't Adobe. Rather a user to user forum. You must contact Adobe Store Sales for the information you are looking for.

  With it, you will discover licenses in volume compared to purchasing individual licenses. On the individual side, Adobe allows the 'client' use the same bought computers activated serial number on no more than 2 of the 'customer' and then not use both at the same time.

  Premiere Elements is not sold on subscription, as are the applications under the creative cloud.

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• Reinstall XP on Portege R600 - what are the necessary drivers?

  Hello

  I am plan to reinstall windows, since something (a driver/program/idontknowwhat) seem to access my hard drive at random times (often), which means that ever, it stops turning and still makes noise. It was already the case (but a little less than now) with preinstalled system, even with wdfrgmgr.exe disabled and without using a swap file on the hard drive, so since I don't know what are the causes (is - anyone here know?) and since it seems impossible to upgrade to an SSD, I'll just install a clean winXP install only necessary basic stuff (especially not all control panels).

  I would like to know what drivers from the Web site are essential and those that are not.
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  (2) Intel Active Management Technology and Intel Matrix Storage Manager: is it necessary that the machine works correctly? I can't find the right information anywhere.

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  (5) display device Exchange & Hotkey utilities for display devices: these do what exactly?

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  Thanks in advance!
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  (1) you have not need drivers 3 G, if you do not use 3 G

  (2) Yes, you need to install these devices from Intel, they are important.

  (3) the Chipset driver is probably the most important of all drivers. Toshiba common modules is also very important. You must install these two before anything else.

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  (5) you need to install these, they support some features of the Fn key, so you can use an external monitor, etc...

  (6) I don't think that you will need. If you encounter problems with microphone, install

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• What are the best "bang for buck" upgrades for my MSI m/brd?

  Hello to you all,.
  
  
  This is post multi-question, my apologies if it is not consistent with the Protocol of this forum, I thought that it would be wiser, that post 3 different questions related to this topic. Hope somebody smarter that I can enlighten my brain electronically challenged!
  
  
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• What are the interactions intensive AFCS networked most?

  During the stages of the initial design of a project, it would be useful to know what are the aspects of the AFCS are the most intensive network and perhaps areas more likely to cause delayed responses of collaboration. I ask this because it seems so tempting 'rich' easily accessible through CAA interactions.

  For example streaming video takes a lot of resources, or it keeps track of all the interactions on a whiteboard? What is the transmission of the voice?

  I realize it depends on how many users interact, for example 100 people chatting can take more resources than streaming a videocam. A rough idea would be useful for someone like me who doesn't have a clue what data are transferred in the background. Otherwise I could assume I can chuck each pod enter an application and not expect a smooth - perhaps it would be? I have already mentioned on the forum that I can't personally "You tube show" as an example to initialize completely without crashing my browser.

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• can I call from sri lanka to the US and what are the rates

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  I take my computer with me so I can call usa Sri lanka and what are the rates

  With Skype, your location is unimportant. Calls to (or within) the United States wherever you are cost 2.3 cents / minute or part of it.

  You can easily find the information yourself with a little research here:

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  Hi-

  I stopped using the system restore, I found a better solution, for me, that's what I have to do.
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• What are the security risks by allowing a program to change the registry keys in Windows 7, without knowing what are the changes?

  Original title: security risks by allowing a program to change the registry keys in Windows 7, without knowing what are the changes?

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  Hello

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  Back up the registry:

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