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Default settings can be changed for anything, so yes you can change them when you are printing a worksheet in Excel.
A default is an existing setting. So in Excel when you type something into a cell, a font has already been set, a size has already been set, a colour is already set and so on. You can then change any of those things, but their initial settings are the default settings.
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Wonderful Wanda says:You can speed up all the pictures in your project by changing the Duration Default Settings:> Click Tools, Options and the Advanced tab> Use the up/down arrow key to the right of Picture Duration (lowest is: 0.125 seconds)> Use the up/down arrow key to the right of Transition Duration (lowest is: 1.25 seconds)> Click OkThis will change all the media in your project to the lowest duration possible (if selected) so that your pictures speed up automatically. Watch results of your settings in the Preview pane and adjust to desired duration.Remember to Restore the Default settings when you've finished or the settings will be applied to all other projects opened in the future. Some people forget to Restore the Default (which is automatically a 5 second delay) and wonder why their video/media is speeding through so quickly. So, remember to Restore the Default when you're done.
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Set Windows so that script file extensions display by default. Set Windows to not execute scripts, but rather to open then in a notepad window.
Usually it uses standard settings, such as, no Aero, low resolution if video driver was not found and so on.
in default controller settings its R1.... its called the "special" button just so u knw if you ever want to change it
Generally speaking, no. Most applications write their settings to the Windows registry. When the installation of Windows they were installed in isn't running, the applications cannot read their important settings, and so most will not function. "Portable" apps that store their setting in a local configuration file should run fine.
The default settings are those settings that are automatically used when a program is run. For example, the default typeface in MS Word is Times New Roman and the default size is 10 point. Likewise the default paragraph spacing is single line, so if you wanted a double space between paragraphs you would have to hit Enter twice. However, all default settings can be altered, so you could elect to have whatever typeface you choose, at whatever size you choose, with whatever spaces between paragraphs you choose.
Meebo is not Dangerous, as you dont have to download anything, meebo is a Web Messanger, so it is probably as Dangerous as Windows Live Messanger, Yahoo Messanger, and all the other messangers out there
Vulnerability to SQL injections, use of default settings, names, ids, passwords, not properly configured access rights and so on.