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Was sent a VCD from another country and can not get it to play on your PC Is there a download that will play it?
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∙ 14y ago
you could try VLC player
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∙ 14y ago
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What are goods sent from a country to other country's called?
When goods sent from one country to another they are called exports.
What is another word for goods sent out to another country?
Exports.
What does import exports mean?
import are things sent to that country exports are things sent to another country
What is it called when a job is sent to another country?
When a job is sent to another country it is called outsourcing labor. Often it is cheaper for companies to outsource labor, but this is to the detriment of their home country's employment rate.
What is another word for goods sent out of the country?
Exports
What do you as Americans call a product you sent to another country?
Export
How do you download mp3s sent in gmail i can play them but when i download them i can never open the file i have windows vista does it matter if they're being sent from a mac?
Here go here and try this software: www.itsvid.com Thanks.
Can a football player sent off for a club stll play for his country?
Yes.
Do cows get sent from one country to another?
Yes. This is called exporting and importing, and is commonly done with purebred cattle that are bought from another country.
Can someone in another country use your email address to contact you?
Yes It is done every day. I sent an email to another country very recently.
What are payments sent by immigrants to family members in their home country called?
These payments are called remittances. They are typically sent by immigrants living and working in another country to support their families in their home country.
Can you connect a ds to another ds?
You can for multiplayer games, Poke Transfer, Wi-Fi settings transfer or PictoChat. A 'mini' version of certain games like Super Mario 64 DS can be sent to another DS for demonstration or multiplayer, using DS Download Play.
