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I couldn’t find the answer googling but I’m not finding what I need to know.

I have a spreadsheet with a command button. It opens a userform that has several combo boxes. The user selects an option for each, and then clicks a command button. I have to run a certain calculation and return the results to the spreadsheet based on which option they chose.

Now I know how to return the results and all that stuff, and already have the equations working. I just have them ALL in the command button that closes out the userform. I need to put them in subs somehow and then call them I think, but I’m not exactly sure how. Anyone wanna chime in?
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May 4th, 2010 | Category: general | Leave a comment

Why the hell can’t I see my Windows Server2008 server on my network while I’m on my workstation? I can see the workstation from the server.

I can’t seem to enable network discovery. it keeps turning off after I enable it. Anyone know wtf is going on?
I tried to google the answer all night but can’t find the answer.
which os on the workstation? Is it on a workgroup or domain? Is the server handing out IP addresses and DNS? Or are you using different DNS?

Workstation is on Windows 7.
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May 4th, 2010 | Category: general | Leave a comment

any website or book suggestions for XBAP?

mainly i’m trying to see some examples of database interaction. i must be putting in the perfect terms to return the most broad result set in google on this topic.

thanks

April 27th, 2010 | Category: general | Leave a comment

One day when rebooting a windows update it all went to BSOD hell (random errors, never the same each time). Linux will not boot with random IRQ sync errors. Bootable OS on CD will only boot to completion 5% of the time, and then just halt. I managed to run memtest with no errors. I removed all add-on cards, drives, resetting CMOS/BIOS defaults then disabling all components in BIOS. No workie I was really thinking up upgrading now, anyway…

What was: Asus K8VM800 + AMD somethingorother (64bit, single core) + 2GB ram (1×1G+2×512M) + ATI Radeon 9800 Pro All-In-Wonder (TV tuner + 128M)
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April 27th, 2010 | Tags: AMD, Intel, Linux, Microsoft Vista, PCMCIA bridge, RAID, shitty products, USD | Category: general | Leave a comment

I am looking for a program that will allow me to combine multiple wmv files. Sure, there are plenty of programs like that out there. But I’m looking for one that has a batch feature. Anyone?

June 29th, 2009 | Category: general | Leave a comment

Hi,

I’d like to join , but the site currently requires invites in order to become a member. Does anyone have an invite they could send my way?

Thanks!

Brennan

June 29th, 2009 | Category: general | Leave a comment

Hey Guys,
I’ve been doing some research on some printers to purchase for a newly formed company.

What we are trying to do is print brochure inserts. We have ordered custom brochure folders already but now we plan to print the inserts ourselves.

What is a good printer for this? a printer that is under 500.00

Thanks in advance
good? under 500? something you’re going to give to customers?

no.
I’m assuming you’re going to want to print in color, so Ink Jet is your preferred option in that case. If you are printing a lot, look for a printer that has a low cost per page. Basically, the main difference that I’ve found is when you get a cheap printer it uses ink cartridges that are half filled while a more expensive printer gets a full cartridge. So, for the same $30 per cartridge you get more prints out of the full cartridge and thus lower cost per page.
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June 29th, 2009 | Tags: a lot of different applications, bulk printing, compliant device, grade teacher, ink devices, large format devices, laser, pdf, printing, printing mechanism, retail stores, trained technician, USD, Xerox | Category: general | Leave a comment

So my new monitor I got hates me. Reasons I came to this conclusion are: My resolution(s) don’t fit my screen, I have to move the mouse to the top of the screen to go up and see the top of windows, I have to move the mouse down to see my taskbar and stuff down at the bottom, same for right and left sides of the screen. Does anyone have any idea what might fix this or maybe even cause it?

Here’s how I went about installing the monitor, just in case the questions come up and someone might know: I shutdown my computer, unplugged monitor one and moved it to monitor two slot on the video card. Monitor is now on my floor with the new monitor plugged into the monitor one slot. I then turned out power and installed the stuff on the CD that came with said new monitor, drivers and some application that came with it. I hit update drivers and everything is up to date. Rather confusing as either I fail at Google or it just doesn’t want to show me what I want to know.
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June 29th, 2009 | Tags: Google | Category: general | Leave a comment

Yeah bwoiee.

I have no idea what possessed me to do this, but I bought a 300x CF card and a CF-to-IDE adaptor to use it with, then I set it to be my Z: drive and put a 1.8GB pagefile on it. I figured it would benefit from the virtually-nonexistent random seek times that FLASH memory has, and that 300x (45MB/s) would be fast enough to be useful. I was right; PCMark05 reported a consistent increase in HDD performance of about 500 points, and more importantly, my HDDs are quieter, especially on bootup — which actually matters when your boot disk consists of three fucking Raptors that sound like coffee grinders on a good day.
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March 30th, 2009 | Tags: algorithms, driver, embedded controller, flash card wear-leveling algorithms, flash memory, fractal algorithm, Fujitsu, G8, gas mileage, Hitachi, HTTP, mem controller, Microsoft Windows, operating systems, Prime Minister, RAID, ram, rubber hoses, sdram, single controller, special driver, stock driver, USD, wear-leveling algorithm, XP | Category: general | Leave a comment