If someone mentions contextual tab, they are talking about Microsoft Office Word 2007. In that program, a contextual tab is a tab along the top that only appears when you have selected a certain piece of material. For example, if you click on a table, or a picture, a contextual tab appears. It is a different color that the rest of the tabs.

Now days with the more extended use of electronic data strips in the enroute and terminal environments, and the use of radar systems, computers are very extensively used. If you go inside of one of the 20 or so ARTCCs (air route traffic control centers) in the U.S., you will find that all of the radars are essentially computers hooked up to a large network served by a few master servers that are connected to another network on radars and communication equipment.

Also, there are various programs used for grabbing weather, NOTAMs, SOPs, LOAs, etc.

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A general purpose software would be anything that aids in allowing you to accomplish simple computer related tasks. For example: word processing software, spreadsheet software, etc. See link:

openoffice.org

In modern times there are a number of different types of technologies emerging; these are centered around ways we live and how we make our lives more comfortable. For example:

1. Assistive technology is technology used by individuals with disabilities in order to perform functions that might otherwise be difficult or impossible

2. Medical technology refers to the diagnostic or therapeutic application of science and technology to improve the management of health conditions

3. Information technology refers to both the hardware and software that are used to store information

4. Communications technology

5. Transport technology

6. Defense technology

you could try emailing it but instead of putting in an email into the to: field put a phone number. I don't know if it will work but worth a try! Pictures From Phone to Computer

We all know that cell phones are one of today's big crazes. An even bigger one is camera cell phones. Before we know it, all cell phones will probably have camera abilities, because the world today likes to see real images rather than just words. So, it may be a good idea to know what you can do with the pictures you take on your phone after the shooting is done.

Picture Messaging

A common way that people transfer photos from their cell phones to their computers (that doesn't really have any additional cost from your regular monthly bill) is picture messaging. It works pretty much the same as text messaging; you just have to have text messaging enabled on your cell phone. If you don't, this method will not work.

Note: Expect this method to be a little different for various phone models, but the following directions are pretty basic and similar for all phones.

If you would like to send a picture to another person's cell phone or if you want to e-mail a picture to a friend or even to yourself, you just need to open your phone and go to the Menu. Find your phone's Media Gallery and then choose Pictures. At this point, you can pick the photo you'd like to send. Once you have it chosen, go to Options and choose Send in Message (like you're sending a text message). This is where you choose to send it to one of the Contacts listed in your phone or if you want to e-mail it to someone or yourself. Pick the person you're sending it to and push the OK button and then Send.

You can also send text with the picture if you want to do that. If you end up e-mailing the picture to someone, you will just have to type in their e-mail address and they will get it in their Inbox. You just need to make sure the person you're sending the picture to has picture capabilities too.

Data Cable

Another way you can transfer photos to other people is to put them directly onto your computer, so you can e-mail them to your friends or save them to a disk or a CD. So, to do that, you have to have some sort of a USB data connection kit, which comes with the cable cord that plugs your phone into your computer's USB port and the software that will help you in transferring the pictures from your phone. You usually have to purchase these kits separate from your phone. The store where you buy your phone should have them available and they will be able to tell you which one will work with your type of phone.

Once you have your phone and computer connected, you can start transferring the pictures. Again, keep in mind that these kits are phone specific, so you need to make sure that you get one that will be compatible with your phone model.

Bluetooth

Another way to handle the pictures on your cell phone that is becoming more popular every day is a wireless technology called Bluetooth. Bluetooth works with short-range wireless technologies that allow you to easily send photos from your phone to a laptop or desktop computer. The computer you are sending them to just has to be equipped to accept the pictures.

The most difficult (but it can sometimes be fairly easy) part about Bluetooth is matching the phone to the computer, so they are both compatible with each other. But, once that it is done, sending the images couldn't be easier.

As long as your phone has the Bluetooth software on it, you can send the images without any extra charges billed to you. You can also send photos to other Bluetooth users' phones without any wires or additional charges. This seems to be the most versatile way to go if you're looking to maybe spend a little more money up front for the Bluetooth works, but it will save you money in the long run when you don't have to pay any extra charges when sending your pictures back and forth.

E-mail

Another way for you to send pictures between your friends and family is to e-mail them. Your cell phone has to have e-mail capabilities for this to work, but a lot of the phones these days come with that ability. You can e-mail them to other people or, as mentioned above, to yourself. You just have to type the e-mail address in the To: field just like you would if you were using Outlook Express and it will be sent.

If you see something while you're out and about that you just have to take a picture of, you can snap the photo on your phone, send yourself a quick e-mail and when you get home, the picture will be on your computer waiting for you. You can then send it off to other people or do something like set it as your desktop wallpaper.

Removable Memory Cards

Another new technology that is presenting itself with camera phones is an external memory card for your phone. The phone just comes with a slot for the card and you can transfer the shots to your computer in a snap. You will need to purchase an external memory card reader so it will all work, but it's one of the easiest ways to go if you takes several pictures with your cell phone.

When you have the card reader installed, you just remove the memory card from your phone, insert it into the reader and your computer will recognize it as another drive. You can then drag and drop the photos wherever you want them to go, e-mail them to others, etc. The options are pretty endless with this choice. You can then get rid of the existing pictures on your phone (since they're on your computer and not lost) and go out and take more. It's that easy!

Just one more reminder: all of these applications work differently with different phones, so make sure you refer to your phone's manual before doing anything you're not sure of.

There are many good reasons for information technology. There are many bad reasons as well, there are more children on the computer and cell phones then outside playing, and adults getting mis information and lack of social outings.

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IBM invented the first graphics card with Nivida for the US Navy.

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According to Ubuntu's offical site the minimum system requirements are as listed below:

1. A 700 MHz processor

2. At least 512 MiB of RAM

3. 5 GB of hard-drive space or USB space depending on what you are installing to (In my expirence at least 16 GB is better if you plan to store your own files and programs on it)

4. VGA capable of 1024x768 screen resolution

5. Either a CD/DVD drive or a USB port for the installer media

6. The site recomends Internet access

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second solution skype might messed up your computer

third solution is you might have a virus.

Advantage:

of using biometric device is is easy to save password and just a swipe you can sign in easy/ also you dont have to remeber any passwords for it just swipe your finger and done.

Disadvantages:

it does have some issue with with crashing and you might have to do a compltete reinstall but rarely happens/ sometimes it may take more then one swipe of you finger print to sign in.

Dear Friend,

When Tally is in educational mode, you can only enter 1st & 2nd of any month from Jan to Dec counting to 24 days + 31st of any month i.e. 7 Days (wiz. 31st Jan, 31st Mar, 31st May, 31st July, 31st Aug, 31st Oct & 31st Dec) totaling up to 31 days during entire 365 Day in a year period.

you may try with any of this dates & you can work for full fledge working in tally you need to purchase the software

Regards

Pros: of technology is that it is easy to get information easier or technology wise you can do bills online,get maps,shop.

Cons: it can be easier for kids to cheat during school or technology wise that there

are always ways to get hacked,plenty of error out there for new technology.

To configure a hardware device. For example, IDE hard drives have a set of pins near the power cable and controller cable connectors. There is a jumper that can be set to tell the device that it is a master or slave drive on the port. Some old SCSI hard drives had a jumper for designating the number of the device on the SCSI bus. SCSI can have up to 8 devices on one bus, including the controller. So technically it only supports 7 devices. Many motherboards support processors of different speeds. These motherboards will have jumpers that can be set to tell it how fast the processor operates.

Yes, but you will need to download a program from Microsoft's website to allow you to do this.

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The TLD (top level domain) for the country of Russia is ".ru"

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There are many measuring tools. The simplest example is a ruler. .

The light bulb can be controlled on a timer, or simply manually switched on and off. The heat can be controlled by using a thermostat. Some bulbs also provide both light and heat, and by raising the bulb the heat can be approximately controlled.