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cosObj is a part of Acrobat API and included in the file CosExpT.h. If you are using C++ you have include CosExpT.h in the header:

#include <CosExpT.h>

More info is here http://livedocs.adobe.com/acrobat_sdk/9.1/Acrobat9_1_HTMLHelp/API_References/Acrobat_API_Reference/COS_Layer/CosObj.html#CosObj

First of all you need to uninstall software to to delete it. Second you will need to edit your browser settings to change downloading program, and set it to the browser again. Third, it's possible that you will have to remove leftovers of the previous download manually.

Windows uses the registry to read all its settings. Most of these settings are wrote in binary form.

If the registry is corrupt you need to re-install the program that is showing you the message that it is corrupt. If you can't turn on your computer because it says corrupt, you need to re-install windows

It means you, as a user are not set up as an administrator on that computer. Usually, the person who's computer it is, is automatically logged on as administrator (I always have been ever since I got this laptop). When the computer wants to make changes (for example when installing new software) it's usually just a case of confirming you want the action to proceed. If it's asking for an admin password - you're only logged on as a user, and need to change your account status to administrator.

Minimum Hardware Requirements for running Windows 7 Aero:

# 1 GHz 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) processor

# 1 GB of RAM

# 128 MB graphics card

http://www.intowindows.com/windows-7-aero-minimum-hardware-requirements/

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This problem may occur because of a problem with the Microsoft Windows Installer (MSI) or because of a failed removal of a previous version of a Norton product. You will need to download and install the Microsoft Windows Installer CleanUp Utility to fix this problem.

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To limit access and delete information after each use on the guest account, you must change the settings each time.

Yes, it does work

I just installed the Win98 version on a 64-bit Windows 7 machine without problems. They system files on the disk are 10/xx/98 or earlier.

Put the disk in your CD and choose autorun.exe if it doesn't automatically start.

Note that the display for the install advertisements and splash screen may look weird since modern system displays are higher bit and resolution colors. However, once you get to the game, it plays normally with most sounds heard.

The deck patterns look pixelated on current displays. You can lower the resolution on your system to 256 colors and see if it plays better, but you will make everything else look strange. Be sure to change it back when you quit.

Remember to (a) let the game get through its entire install routine and (b) keep the disk in your CD drive.

An incognito window is the same as private browsing :)

If the operating system has "booted" from your hard drive, you won't be able to format it. Boot from something else, perhaps the installation CD or some other bootable device then you should be able to format your disk.

Just so that you know, if you format your disk you will loose EVERYTHING, programs, pictures, music, documents... all gone after you format the disk!

but if you are with recent windows OS like vista.u may not see the hard disk partition to format or install anything.but still u have other choices like "solaris" or "linux" to consider

You can format all the harddisk except for the one with windows in it. By setting virtual memory to "no paging file" on the hard disk you wanted to format.

Doing that by open "hardware manager" under "Advance" tab, Performance, setting, Advance tab, then click "Change" Then has to restart.

Hope this help also don't forget to change it back after formating. It kinda amaze me that noone mention this technic before : )

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It requires 192 GB of system memory. I am assuming that you are getting this question from the Windows & Configuration textbook by Craig Zacker, as I found that exact question in there. You can find the answer on page 15 in table 1-4. Hope that helps!

PVM file is a directory listing of certain photo imaging software's that link to the actual jpeg file.

See more on PVM file and how to open it at related links.

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master boot record isn't writtable like any folder it requires tools programmed to write the MBR.

if you want to preserve your MBR you must disable access, execution of these tools. by per instance disabling cd-booting. Many bootcd have the ability to create and delete partitions that write the MBR.

Premiere 6.5 will run on Vista 32 bit version but will not run on Vista 64 bit version. It will not install on a system running Vista 64 even using compatibility mode. So if you want to use Vista 64 (which will allow you to use all your memory) be prepared to give up Premiere or spend $300 more to upgrade. Vista is not the demon it's been made out to be. Once you get used to it, you'll never want to go back to XP. Most of the problems reported early on about Vista were by idiots who installed Vista without bothering to also upgrade their RAM or CPU's. Since Vista runs a lot more processes, those with low resources to begin with had a lot of issues, and as is human nature, blamed Vista instead of the dummy in the mirror.

If you're considering a move to a Vista based machine, you should really consider getting a 64 bit system with the added RAM capability. Currently, I'm using an HP HDX 9300 20" notebook, with Vista Ultimate 64 and 8gb of DDR2 RAM, and with the CS4 Master Collection. Adobe advertises a 227% increase in productivity using Premiere on a 64 bit platform with added RAM. All of Adobe's programs are now 64 bit capable, with some like Photoshop and Lightroom having their own 64 bit editions. You can really see the difference with the added RAM.

Of course there's a reason for that - what Adobe "left out" is that it takes on average about 80% more RAM per process and operation in a CS4 program than it did on a CS3 program. Still, the difference is noticeable.

The world is going 64 bit in a big way very fast. Just last summer, new sales included 25% 64 bit systems, and with the advent of Windows 7 now in the final beta stages, 64 bit systems will become even more popular. You can run pretty much anything except the oldest programs on a 64 bit system.

For you, you can upgrade your 6.5 version to the new CS4 version for about $300. If you're really smart and have an Adobe Suite, or one Adobe and one old Macromedia, or even 2 Macromedia suites, you can parlay that into getting the Master Collection for around $1300. If you're a NAPP member (the discounts alone are worth the membership) you get 15% off all Adobe programs right off the top. I upgraded my CS3 Master to the CS4 Master, adding in Lightroom 2 (a fantastic program, BTW) for just under $1000.

== == now you can open .prc file using XnVIEW SOFTWARE .U CAN also edit download this from: http://www.openwith.org/file-extensions/prc/1375

Resize is the term your looking for i believe. Or if your referring to the box at the top of the window on the right its maximize, restore down, and minimize

first make your icon in paint then save as an ordinary file (.jpg) then use the online tool , favico maker and upload your image. The online tool will make it an icon file then it gives you the option to download it

Depends on the computer. You need to ask your manufacturer how much your pacific model can hold