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Mobile VPN app for Indian ISP
Does anyone recommend fast VPN that works for Indian ISP, Most of them are slow? Preferably free/mod. I require to view hotstar out of India. Thanks.
raviedu0 replieshow to make an epub/mobi from an android book app
I have few android apps which work like an ebook on my android phone, such as .. <https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sachi.alif_laila_hindi_stories.AOUIJFXBWSZKZDVS> is it possible to make an epub/mobi out of these apps .. is there a way to extract the text from these apps .. Thanks ..
Inquisitor1 replyIphone 7 plus camera
My iPhone 7 plus fell down last week and the camera cover is broken. Any idea whether it can be self changed? Can I get the cover online
bhagee220 replies3d book cover
can you tel me what software to use to make 3d covers images for the books like thy do at readers forum. thanks
dannydup0 repliesBack-up my Android SMS messages to a computer file
I'm wanting to back-up my Android SMS messages to a file to store on my Windows PC, where I can then restore it back to my Android phone at a later date if required. Any ideas about how to do this?
tired1 replychange name
hi i recently re install win ten after formatting my hard drive every thing works fine execept when i save somthin to desktop it comes up with path name bliss/desktop/ my save. i dont now where this name comes from "bliss" i whent to control panel user acounts change name but there is no bliss listed there. if i go search and tipe bliss and choose file location i get 2 folders under desktop " bliss" and public .if i right click i dont get obtion to rename .how can i rename that bliss file to my own desktop name.
dannydup0 repliesVPN for MacOS High Sierra
Hello, Do you have any cracked software for MacOS High Sierra? Thank you,
mircteryx0 repliesPlanet coaster
[i=s] Edited by mircteryx at 14-5-2018 06:51 PM * Hello, Can you help me again with the following game for PC: Planet Coaster Thanks you!
mircteryx5 repliesRequest Any Cracked Android App(s) & Game(s) here
[i=s] Edited by JARVIS at 13-5-2018 11:40 AM *  Hello dear members, This thread has been created for requesting Cracked Softwares We will try to fulfill your request as fast as we can. **Basic Instructions:** 1. Always use [color=red]Search Option Before Posting your Request Here. 2. Don't try to Bump yours old requests. 3. Don't post Off topic replies here. 4. Request Reply will be Trashed, if you didn't offer us Sufficient Information . 5. Members will be Rewarded if they are helpful in getting the requested application. 6. Avoid thanks Reply, Use the Rate option instead. [/color] **Format of posting request for Android Apps/Games:** 1. Apps/Games Name: 2. App/Game ID (Optional): 3. App Type: Free / Paid 4. Developer(If possible): **Rules that should be followed:** 1. Request For maximum 3 Apps/Games in single post allowed in a day. If it will not be followed your request will be trashed. 2. Don't make new request within 3 days if your previous request is not fulfilled yet. **Updated rules** **1. No size limit for requesting Apps/Games. You can request Apps/Games without thinking about size limit.** **2. You can request for hacked Apps/Games.** **Notes:** We will try to give you what Apps/Games you have requested. If we couldn't find it we will try to fulfill your request in future.
JARVIS2 repliesGame of Thrones Conquest
I have been playing Game of Thrones Conquest, a warner bros game, for the past 2 months or so, on an iPhone7. After downloading the latest game update 3 days ago, the game is not loading fully. I have rebooted, uninstalled, reinstalled etc a number of times, to no avail. The game does not load fully. For those familiar with the game, the map does not load though the city is working fine. Would be grateful for any help. I am at the end of my tether.
banker213 repliesHOW TO MANAGE OR REMOVE THE "PendingRename" FILES
[i=s] Edited by asky332000 at 29-4-2018 07:06 PM * I AM USING WINDOWS 7 IN MY PC While running the net protector, I have observed that it takes a lot of time to scan. The reason is that there are "pending rename" files in the C/WINDOWS/WINSXS/TEMP folder. They are about one lakh in number. How to get rid of them? I had once read a solution on net, and brought them to zero. But now I have forgotten, and cannot get it. They become more than one lakh.I HAD READ SOMEWHERE THAT THEY SHOULD NOT BE DELETED STRAIGHT AWAY. CAN ANYONE PROVIDE A METHOD TO GET RID OF THE ACCUMULATED "PENDINGRENAME" FILES?
asky33200014 replies[TUTORIAL] What Is Power Supply & How To Install Power Supply
[i=s] Edited by JARVIS at 25-4-2018 12:13 PM * **What Is Power Supply ?** [color=#000][size=3][font=Verdana] The power supply (power supply unit or PSU) is a rectangular box with several cables that fits in the top back of the case. Its primary purpose is converting AC power from an outlet to DC power the computer can use. The cables have connectors on the ends which supply different voltages to various internal components with the main connector plugging into the motherboard. However some, called modular power supplies, contain built-in connectors so you can use only the cables that are necessary. [/font][/size][/color]  [size=3][color=#000][font=Verdana] Power supplies conform to the ATX factor and come in a range of different wattages - from less than 300W to more than a 1000W. Which should you buy? Depends on what type of system you have. For the average system with one or two hard drives, a DVD drive, dual core CPU, and a low-end graphics card, I would suggest at least a 500W PSU. If you plan on adding more drives, get a unit that can handle the job. Better yet, go ahead and buy a 600 or 700 watt just in case upgrading is in your future. Very powerful machines such as gaming systems can use power supplies that are 1000W or more. Motherboards designed for SLI or Crossfire have PSUs specifically made for them. After purchasing, make sure the voltage is set to the correct number by using the voltage selector (100-120V for N. America. & 220-240V for Europe). Thermal Take, Cool Max, and Cooler Master are just some of the major manufacturers of PSUs. [/font][/size][/color]  [size=3] [/size] **How To Install Power Supply** To install a power supply is really quite easy. It fits in the top back of the case. First, orient the holes on the power supply to those on the case.  Then, place the unit in the space provided and slide it in until the screw holes are aligned.  [size=3][color=#000][font=Verdana] Secure it by screwing it in. [/font][/color]  [/size][size=3][color=#000][font=Verdana] Finally, plug the power connector into the motherboard. It connects one way. [/font][/color]  [/size]
JARVIS0 replies[GENERAL] Common File Extensions
[table] [tr][td]**- A -** **ACE** - ACE Archiver compression file. **AIF** - Audio Interchange File used with SGI and Macintosh applications. **ANI** - Animated cursors used in Microsoft Windows. **API** - Application Program Interface. **ARC** - Compressed file format from an old program called ARC. **ARJ** - Compressed file by the ARJ program from Robert Jung. **ART** - Clipart. **ASC** - ASCII text file. **ASM** - Assembler code. **ASP** - Microsoft Active Server Page. **AVI** - Audio/Video Interleaved used for Windows based movies. **- B -** **BAK** - Backup Files. **BAS** - BASIC programming language sourcecode. **BAT** - MS-DOS batch file. **BFC** - Briefcase document used in Windows. **BIN** - Binary File. **BIN** - MacBinary-encoded files. **BMP** - Bitmap format. **BUD** - Backup Disk for Quicken by Intuit. **BZ2** - Bzip2-compressed files. **- C -** **C** - C source file. **CAB** - Microsoft cabinet file compressed for software (OS) distribution **CAT** - Security Catalog file. **CBL** - Cobol code. **CBT** - Computer Based Training. **CDA** - Compact Disc Audio Track. **CDT** - Corel Draw Template file. **CFML** - ColdFusion Markup Language. **CGI** - Common Gateway Interface. Web based programs and scripts. **CHM** - Compiled HTML Help files used by Windows. **CLASS** - Javascript Class file. **CLP** - Windows Clipboard file. **CMD** - Dos Command File. **CMF** - Corel Metafile. **COM** - Command File. **CPL** - Control panel item - The settings in Control Panels represent CPL files in the Windows\System folder. **CPP** - C++ programming language source code. **CSS** - Cascading Style Sheet. Creates a common style reference for a set of web pages. **CSV** - Comma Separated Values format. **CTY** - CityDesk site from Fog Creek Software. **CWK** - ClarisWorks/AppleWorks file. **CWS** - AppleWorks template file. **CUR** - Cursor in Microsoft Windows. **- D -** **DAO** - Registry Backup file for Windows registry. **DAT** - Data file. Often viewable in a text editor. **DD** - Compressed Archive by Macintosh DiskDoubler. **DEB** - Debian packages. **DEV** - Device Driver. **DIC** - Dictionary file. **DIR** - Macromedia Director file. **DLL** - Dynamic Linked Library. Microsoft application file. **DOC** - Document format for Word Perfect and Microsoft Word. **DOT** - Microsoft Word Template. **DRV** - Device Driver. **DS** - TWAIN Data source file. **DUN** - Dial-up networking configuration file. **DWG** - Autocad drawing. **DXF** - Autocad drawing exchange format file. **- E -** **EMF** - Enhanced Windows Metafile. **EML** - Microsoft Outlook e-mail file. **EPS** - Encapsulated PostScript supported by most graphics programs. **EPS2** - Adobe PostScript Level II Encapsulated Postscript. **EVE** - TTMaker Event Scheduling File. **EXE** - DOS based executable file which is also known as a program. **- F -** **FFL** - Microsoft Fast Find file. **FFO** - Microsoft Fast Find file. **FLA** - Macromedia Flash movie format. **FNT** - Font file. **FSH** - EA Sports Game Graphic Editor File **- G -** **GIF** - Graphics Interchange Format that supports animation. Created by CompuServe and used primarily for web use. **GID** - Windows global index. Contains the index information used by "Help" in Windows. **GRP** - Microsoft Program Manager Group. **GZ** - Unix compressed file. **- H -** **HEX** - Macintosh binary hex(binhex) file. **HLP** - Standard help file. **HT** - HyperTerminal files. **HQX** - Macintosh binary hex(binhex) file. **HTM** - Hyper Text Markup. This markup language is used for web design. **HTML** - Hyper Text Markup Language. This markup language is used for web design. **- I -** **ICL** - Icon Library File. **ICM** - Image Color Matching profile. **ICO** - Microsoft icon image. **INF** - Information file used in Windows. **INI** - Initialization file used in Windows. **- J -** **JAR** - Java Archive. A compressed java file format. **JAVA** - File containing Java source code. **JPEG** - Compression scheme supported by most graphics programs and used predominantly for web use. **JPG** - More common extension for JPEG described above. **JS** - JavaScript File - A text file containing JavaScript programming code. **JSP** - An HTML page that contains a link to a Java servlet. **- K -** **KBM** - Keyboard mapping script for Reflection 4.0 **KDC** - Kodak Photo-Enhancer image **KIZ** - Kodak digital postcard **KQP** - Konica camera file **- L -** **LAB** - Microsoft Excel mailing labels. **LG** - OOTP Developments saved games. **LGO** - Windows 9x startup logo. **LHZ** - Compressed archive by the LHA program from Haruyasu Yoshizaki. **LIT** - eBooks in Microsoft Reader format. **LNK** - Windows 9x shortcut file. **LOG** - Application log file. **LSP** - Autocad(visual) lisp program. **- M -** **MAQ** - Microsoft Access Query. **MAR** - Microsoft Access Report. **MDB** - Microsoft Access DataBase File. **MDL** - Rose model file. Opens with Visual Modeler or Rational Rose. **MFM** - MFWorks map file standard by Keigan Systems. **MHT** - Microsoft single file web archive. **MID** - MIDI music file. **MOD** - Microsoft Windows 9.x kernel module. **MOV** - Quicktime movie. **MP3** - MPEG Audio Layer 3. **MPEG** - Animation file format. **MPP** - Microsoft Project File. **MSG** - Microsoft Outlook message file. **MSG** - Fidonet messages. **- N -** **NCF** - Netware command File. **NDX** - ArcView Fonts Index File by ESRI **NFF** - Haines Neutral File Format **NFF** - WorldToolKit Neutral File Format **NITF** - National Imagery Transmission Format **NLM** - Netware loadable Module. **- O -** **O** - Object file, used by linkers. **OBD** - Microsoft Office Binder file. Ties Office docs together without having to load separate programs **OCX** - ActiveX Control: A component of the Windows environment. **OFT** - Microsoft Outlook template **OGG** - Ogg Vorbis digitally encoded music file. **OST** - Microsoft Exchange/Outlook offline file. **- P -** **PAK** - WAD file that contains information about levels, settings, maps, etc for Quake and Doom. **PCL** - Printer Control Language file. PCL is a Page Description Language developed by HP. **PCT** - Macintosh drawing format. **PDF** - Portable Document File by Adobe. Viewable in a web browser or with Adobe Acrobat. **PDF** - Printer Description File. Provides printer support for certain applications. **PDR** - Port driver for windows 95. It is actually a virtual device driver (vxd). **PHP** - Web page that contains a PHP script. **PHTML** - Web page that contains a PHP script. **PIF** - Program Information File **PIF** - Vector graphics GDF file(IBM Mainframe) **PIF** - Macintosh Compressed archive **PL** - Perl source code file. **PM** - Perl Module. **PM3** - PageMaker 3.0 document. **PM4** - PageMaker 4.0 document. **PM5** - PageMaker 5.0 document. **PM6** - PageMaker 6.0 document. **PNG** - Portable Network Graphic file. **POL** - System Policy file for Windows NT. **POT** - Microsoft PowerPoint design template. **PPD** - PostScript Printer description file used in Macintosh and Windows operating systems to provide printer specific features to a driver. **PPK** - PuTTY Private Key. **PPS** - Microsoft PowerPoint slide show. **PPT** - Microsoft PowerPoint presentation(default extension). **PRN** - A print file created as the result of "printing to file". **PS** - PostScript file. **PSD** - Native Adobe Photoshop format. **PSP** - Paint Shop Pro image. **PST** - Personal Folder File for Microsoft Outlook. **PUB** - Microsoft Publisher document. **PWL** - Windows Password list file. **- Q -** **QBB** - QuickBooks backup company file. **QBW** - QuickBooks working company file **QIF** - Quicken Import file. **QXD** - Quark Express file. **- R -** **RAM** - RealAudio Metafile. **RAR** - RAR compressed archive created by Eugene Roshall. **RAW** - Raw File Format. **RDO** - Raster Document Object. Proprietary file type used on Xerox Digipath Scan and Makeready workstations. **REG** - Registry file that contains registry settings. **RM** - RealAudio video file. **RPM** - RedHat Package Manager. **RSC** - Standard resource file. **RTF** - Rich Text Format. **- S -** **SCR** - Screen Saver file. **SEA** - Self-extracting archive for Macintosh Stuffit files. **SGML** - Standard Generalized Markup Language. **SH** - Unix shell script. **SHTML** - HTML file that supports Server Side Includes(SSI). **SIT** - Compressed Macintosh Stuffit files. **SMD** - SEGA mega drive ROM file. **SVG** - Adobe scalable vector graphics file. **SWF** - Shockwave Flash file by Macromedia. **SWP** - DOS swap file. **SYS** - Windows system file used for hardware configuration or drivers. **- T -** **TAR** - Unix Tape Archive. **TCW** - TurboCAD Drawing File. **TGA** - Targa bitmap. **TIFF** - Tagged Image File Format. Universal graphics format supported by most graphics applications. **TMP** - Windows temporary file. **TTF** - True Type font. **TXT** - Text Format. **- U -** **UDF** - Uniqueness Definition File. Used for Windows unattended installations. **UUE** - UU-encoded file. **- V -** **VBS** - Microsoft Visual Basic script file. **VBX** - Microsoft Visual Basic extension. **VM** - Virtual Memory file. **VXD** - Windows 9x virtual device driver. **- W -** **WAV** - Waveform sound file. **WMF** - Windows Metafile (graphics format). **WRI** - Write Document: This is equivalent to RTF, Rich Text Format, that enables saving text with formatting information. **WSZ** - Winamp Skin. **- X -** **XCF** - The GIMP's native image format. **XIF** - Wang imaging file. Wang Image Viewer comes with Windows 95/2000. **XIF** - Xerox Image file (same as TIFF). **XIF** - Image file eXtended by ScanSoft is similar to TIFF and is a Pagis application format. **XLS** - Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet. **XLT** - Microsoft Excel Template. **XML** - Extensible markup language. **XSL** - XML style sheet. **- Y -** **YBK** - Microsoft Encarta yearbook file **- Z -** **ZIP** - Compressed Zip archive. [/td][/tr] [/table]
JARVIS0 replies[GUIDE] Printer Troubleshooting Tips & Tricks
[i=s] Edited by JARVIS at 7-5-2018 10:55 AM * The world of printing is an area that eludes most of us techies because it is usually pretty low on the priority list for training and all around interest level. I know this is true because I had a brief stint doing techsupport for a printing manufacturer. All too often, a help desk will call for service without trying anything. Remember that with most printers, over 50% of all problems are customer fixable. Because it has been our experience that printing problems are an area where many tech folk fall flat on their face(no deference intended), we are creating this guide to help bail you out when you get stuck on tough printing problems. ** NOTE: If you need specific information or help with a particular printer, please contact the printer manufacturer.** You troubleshoot printing issues like you would any other computer/network related problem. You start at a general point and rule out the possibilities until you have the specific cause. The first question that you need to answer is: "Is the problem hardware, software, network or performance related?". **HARDWARE :- ** First make sure that the printer is on and that it is in "ready" position. Make sure that there are no error messages on the LEDs or LCD if applicable. Now complete the following steps: [list=1] - Any printer worth owning, can print an internal test or configuration page. This is absolutely the first thing that you want to do, even if you think that the hardware is not the issue. Make sure that the page will print and it looks good. If it prints **go to step 3** - If it won't print, **go to step 2**. - Test page didn't print? Any error messages? Try cycling power on the printer and try again. If it still doesn't print, many printers have a special reset often referred to as an NVRAM reset. NVRAM stands for Non-volitile RAM and is where a printer may store a variety of information including network settings, ripped print jobs and more. Sometimes a piece of corrupted information from a bad print job can "confuse" a printer and cause it to hang. Sometimes an NVRAM reset will flush this bad information and restore the printer. It may also wipe all of your network/printer settings so you should contact the printer manufacturer before doing this. If this procedure doesn't fix the problem, then call for service. - Your test page printed? Good! Take a good look at it and see if there are any print quality problems(i.e. spots, streaks, etc). If the test page looks fine, then you are probably dealing with a network or software problem. If there are visible problems, then keep reading. Before doing anything else, consult your manufacturers documentation for a list of recommended cleaning procedures before moving to the next step. Almost all printers have "consumable items" or CRCs. These are parts of the printer that are customer replaceable and have a lifespan, which means that they aren't intended to last forever. On a laser printer these may include a fuser, photo-receptor, scorotron charger, toner cartridges and more. It is a good idea to keep spares of these parts on hand for troubleshooting reasons. You can save a lot of time and headache waiting for a technician, by swapping these parts one at a time and seeing if it cures the problem. Make sure that you run about 20 test pages after inserting a new CRC and see if there is improvement. Sometimes hardware failures can leave messes that have to be "mopped up" with quite a few test pages. If these steps do not cure the problem, then contact the manufacturer for further assistance. **NETWORK :- ** When troubleshooting networking problems with printers, you will typically follow the same lines of reasoning that you would troubleshooting a PC networking issue especially with newer models of printers. The very first thing to do is narrow down the scope the problem. Is it only an issue for 1 PC, multiple PCs or all of them. Once you have answered this question, the following steps should get you on your way. **ISSUE IS AFFECTING 1 OR SOME PCs:** [list=1] - If it is just one PC, make sure that the PC is functioning properly on the network. Can it see file servers, print to other printers, ping other devices, etc. If the answer is "no", then it is not a printer issue. If the answer is "yes", continue reading. Do print jobs make it to the printer? Most printers have an LED or LCD message that will signify that the printer is processing a job. Try the driver test page that can be printed from the properties dialogue box for the printer. Does this print? If "no" **go to step 2**. If "yes" then it is probably a software problem. - If you are at this step, it means that nothing will print from 1 PC. This is most likely a configuration problem. Make sure that you can communicate with the printer at a protocol level. For example: if the printer has an IP address, can you ping it? If it is Appletalk, does it show up in the chooser? Many printers have an internal "configuration page" that can be printed that will list the network addresses and available protocols. This can often be found on an LCD when applicable. If the answer is "no", **go to step 3**. Find out what is acting as the print server for the printer. Some printers act as their own print server and others will print through a queue on a separate print server such as a Windows computer, Linux server, Jet Direct box, etc. Try sending the test page and see if it makes it to this device. If the job doesn't appear in the queue on the print server, **go to step 4**. If the job is making it to the queue but not to the printer, Make sure that this is the same queue that the other PCs are printing to. If so, then quite frankly there is something very goofy going on if this is the only PC having the problem. Get the classifieds and look for another job. - If you are at this step, it is because the PC cannot communicate with the printer at a protocol level, but can communicate with all other devices and other devices can communicate with the printer. Not sure what to tell you here. May be a routing/addressing issue of some kind. Consult your local network guru. - If you are at this step, it is because the print jobs are not making it into the queue on the print server. We will assume that the PC is able to connect to the print server via an appropriate protocol (if not, then it is not a network issue). This is almost always a driver configuration issue. It usually means that the driver is not pointing to the correct port, print server or queue. Go to another PC and check the network settings for the printer in question. Go back to the ailing PC and delete the printer. Reinstall the printer and insert the correct network path, port or queue, depending on how you are connected. - Sometimes permissions problems can cause weird printing behavior. Make sure that this user has appropriate permissions to use this resource. ** ISSUE IS AFFECTING EVERYONE :-** [list=1] - Make sure that you can communicate with the printer at a protocol level. For example: if the printer has an IP address, can you ping it? If it is Appletalk, does it show up in the chooser? Many printers have an internal "configuration page" that can be printed that will list the network addresses and available protocols. This can often be found on an LCD when applicable. Make sure that these settings are correct. If you are able to communicate with the printer, **go to step 2**. If not, then make sure that the printer is on the network. Check cabling, network addressing/configuration, etc. Check the cabling by connecting a known working device to the network drop that the printer is on and see if you are able to communicate with it. If not, then get a new cable. If you can see another device on this drop, their may be a hardware problem with the printer. Although it is rare, network cards do fail. - Find out what is acting as the print server for the printer. Some printers act as their own print server and others will print through a Windows computer, Linux server, Jet Direct box, etc. Send a test page from the print server to the printer. Does this print? If "yes", **go to step 3**. If "no", continue reading. If the test page doesn't print from the print server, it means that the print server probably isn't properly configured for that printer which would obviously prevent anyone else from being able to print to it. Check the type of printer port or queue that you have configured and make sure that it is correctly pointing at the printer. - If you are at this step, it is because nobody can print to the printer except for the print server. Make sure that the printer is shared on the server and appropriate permissions have been set. Try sending the test page and see if it makes it to the queue on the print server. Does the job show up in the queue on the print server? If the job appears in the queue, **go back to step 2** as something is either wrong at the print server or all of the PCs are pointing to the wrong queue on the print server. **TIPS AND TRICKS :-** - Do not use DHCP with printers unless you know exactly what you are doing! Here is the problem. Tcp/ip printing uses an LPR port. When creating an LPR port, you must specify the host name or the IP address of the print server(which can be the printer itself). If you create the port using an IP address and then the printer obtains a different lease, your print jobs will possibly get sent to someones PC in another state. You could use the printers host name, however, the majority of printers do not support WINS or DNS. - Make sure that the printer's share name is less than 8 characters in length as some DOS based systems may have problems with share names longer than this. - When setting up a printer on a network, use TCP/IP if possible. It is easier to troubleshoot. - Many newer printers have web based administration applications that allow you to connect to a printer via your web browser and view status and make changes. This can be a great troubleshooting tool. ** ****SOFTWARE :- ** This tends to be the most complicated of the 3 types of problems and we would have to write a novel to cover everything. Unfortunately, we just don't have that kind of time, so we are going to try to give you some tips to get you headed in the right direction. When investigating software printing problems there are many useful techniques and questions that need to be asked. The first one is to find out which Page Description Language(PDL) is being used. The 2 most common are PostScript(by Adobe) and Printer Control Language(PCL by HP). Below are some of the fundamental questions that should be asked early in a problem investigation. **POSTSCRIPT TECHNIQUES/QUESTIONS :-** - Is it actually a PostScript file that you are sending? If the printer prints out an endless stream of ASCII text, the printer is receiving PCL data. Get the correct PostSript driver for your printer. - Reprint the job, this time selecting "print to file" in the print dialogue box. It will create a *.prn file. Open it using Notepad and make sure that the first line of the file starts with "%!". This signifies that it is PostScript. - What printer driver was the PostScript file created with? Make sure you have the latest and greatest one. Consult your printer manufacturer. - What application was used to create this file? Do all applications do this? - Have you tried an alternative printer driver? And what were the results? - Has this exact same file been printed on a second PostScript printer? What were the results? - Was there a PostScript Error page? What did the error page say? Look up errors . - Try to distill the original file using Acrobat Distiller. If a PDF file is created, you should be able to print it, other wise, you will probably get a PS error. - PS errors can often be caused by corrupt graphics. When trying to distill the file, see which page it faults on. Go to that page in the document and try removing all of the graphics. - Have you tried recreating the PostScript and resubmitting the file? **HP/PCL TECHNIQUES/QUESTIONS :-** - What printer driver was the pcl file created with? Make sure you have the latest and greatest one. Consult your printer manufacturer. - What application was used to create this file? Do all apps. do this? - Have you tried an alternative printer driver? And what were the results? - Has this exact same pcl file been printed on a second PCL printer? What were the results? - What are the specific image errors viewed by the customer? A PCL file will continue printing incorrectly and will not leave an error page. - Have you tried recreating the PCL and resubmitting the file? **TIPS AND TRICKS :-** - When creating a document, do not cut and paste images into the document. Use the applications, import or insert feature if applicable. Cutting and pasting can cause corruption or improper formatting of images. - Microsoft Office products embed printer settings for the default printer into the document itself that can cause font problems, PS errors, etc. if printing to a non-compatible printer. Make sure that you set the printer that you will be printing the document to as the default before opening the application and creating the document. ** PERFORMANCE :- ** Performance related issues are usually the result of incorrect customer expectations. There are actually 3 parts to print performance. The time that it takes the job to get to the printer, the time that it takes for the printer to process the job(RIP) and the time that it takes for the printer to actually print the job once it has received it. Let's look at each of these separately. **TRANSFER TIME :-** This really has nothing to do with the printer at all. If jobs are taking a long time to get to the printer, check your network traffic. You may have to get a network sniffer or network monitoring software to check this. If you are using an external print server such as a Jet Direct box, consider the fact that you actually have a parallel connection to the printer which has a slower transfer rate than a network connection. The parallel connection from the print server to the printer is a bottleneck. Many printers are now supporting 100baseT connections should help in this area. **PROCESSING TIME :-** The processing that occurs on a printer is called Raster Image Processing(RIP). This is the process of the printer converting the file sent into image data that the printer uses to "paint a picture" on the page. If this process appears to be slow, the first thing to consider is the size of the file being sent. If you are sending a 5mb file, it is going to take some time to process. Note: In order to view the true size of the file being processed by the printer, you must print to file and then find the size of the file after it has been run through the driver. PostScript files can be as much as 3x larger than the original file. Send over a simple notepad file with the word "test" on it and see if there is a significant difference. Find out if the printer's memory is upgradable. This can help with processing times. Most printers have different print quality settings specified by dots per inch(DPI). File sizes will typically be larger when higher resolutions are selected. ** PRINT TIME :-** The print speed that is quoted by the manufacturer does not include transfer or processing time. It only includes print engine speed once the job is processed. If the printer handles multiple paper sizes, the print speed probably is referring to the speed for the smallest paper size. If you are printing on pages larger than 8.5x11 inches, the print speed will be slower. If it is a color printer, find out if there are different speed capabilities for color and monochrome. Most printers have different print quality settings specified by dots per inch(DPI). Printers will typically print slower in higher resolutions. **TIPS AND TRICKS :-** - Use fonts that are resident on your printer. This will prevent the font from having to be downloaded with the job. Some printers will allow you to download additional fonts to them. - Always use an ethernet connection with your printer if possible. - Reduce your page complexity (file size) for faster transfer and processing
JARVIS4 replies[CRACKED] Candy Crush Jelly Saga 1.65.6 APK Mod (Unlimited All/Unlocked) for android
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JARVIS4 repliesWhat's the Best Way to Back Up My Computer?
[i=s] Edited by JARVIS at 24-4-2018 04:54 PM *  Everyone loses data at some point in their lives. Your computer’s [color=#114491]hard drive could fail tomorrow, ransomware could hold your files hostage, or a software bug could delete your important files. If you’re not regularly backing up your computer, you could lose those files forever.[/color]Backups don’t have to be hard or confusing, though. You’ve probably heard about countless different backup methods, but which one is right for you? And what files do you *really* need to back up? **It’s All About Your Personal Data** Let’s start with the obvious: *what* do you need back up? Well, first and foremost, you need to back up your personal files. You can always [color=#114491]reinstall your operating system and redownload your programs if your hard drive fails, but your own personal data is irreplaceable.[/color]Any personal documents, photos, home videos, and any other data on your computer should be backed up regularly. Those can never be replaced. If you’ve spent hours painstakingly ripping audio CDs or video DVDs, you may want to back those files up, too, so you don’t have to do all that work over again.Your operating system, programs, and other settings can also be backed up. You don’t *have* to back them up, necessarily, but it can make your life easier if your entire hard drive fails. If you’re the type of person that likes to play around with system files, edit the registry, and regularly update your hardware, having a [color=#114491]full system backup may save you time when things go wrong.[/color]****[font=Verdana] ** The Many Ways to Back Up Your Files[/font]** There are many ways to back up your data, from using an external drive to backing up those files on a remote server over the Internet. Here are the strengths and weaknesses of each: - Back Up to an External Drive: If you have an external USB hard drive, you can just back up to that drive using your computer’s built-in backup features. On Windows 10 and 8, use File History. On Windows 7, use Windows Backup. On Macs, use Time Machine. Occasionally connect the drive to the computer and use the backup tool, or leave it plugged in whenever your home and it’ll back up automatically. Pros: Backing up is cheap and fast. Cons: If your house gets robbed or catches on fire, your backup can be lost along with your computer, which is very bad.  - Back Up Over the Internet: If you want to ensure your files stay safe, you can back them up to the internet with a service like Backblaze. Backblaze is the well-known online backup service we like and recommend since CrashPlan no longer serves home users, but there are also competitors like Carbonite and MozyHome. For a low monthly fee (about $5 a month), these programs run in the background on your PC or Mac, automatically backing up your files to the service’s web storage. If you ever lose those files and need them again, you can restore them. Pros: Online backup protects you against any type of data loss–hard drive failure, theft, natural disasters, and everything in between. Cons: These services *usually* cost money (see the next section for more details), and the initial backup can take much longer than it would on an external drive–especially if you have a lot of files.  - Use a Cloud Storage Service: Backup purists will say this isn’t technically a backup method, but for most people, it serves a similar enough purpose. Rather than just storing your files on your computer’s hard drive, you can store them on a service like Dropbox, Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, or a similar cloud storage service. They’ll then automatically sync to your online account and to your other PCs. If your hard drive dies, you’ll still have the copies of the files stored online and on your other computers. Pros: This method is easy, fast, and in many cases, free, and since it’s online, it protects you against all types of data loss. Cons: Most cloud services only offer a few gigabytes of space for free, so this only works if you have a small number of files you want to back up, or if you’re willing to pay for extra storage. Depending on the files you want to back up, this method can either be simpler or more complicated than a straight-up backup program.  While backup programs like [color=#114491]Backblaze and cloud storage services like Dropbox are both online backups, they work in fundamentally different ways. Dropbox is designed to sync your files between PCs, while Backblaze and similar services are designed to backup large amounts of files. Backblaze will keep multiple copies of different versions of your files, so you can restore the file exactly as it was from many points in its history. And, while services like Dropbox are free for small amounts of space, Backblaze’s low price is for as big a backup as you want. Depending on how much data you have, one could be cheaper than the other.[/color] Backblaze and Carbonite do have one big limitation you should keep in mind. If you delete a file on your computer, it will be deleted from your online backups after 30 days. You can’t go back and recover a deleted file or the previous version of a file after this 30 day period. So be careful when deleting those files if you might want them back! **One Backup Isn’t Enough: Use Multiple Methods** So which should you use? Ideally, you’d use at least two of them. Why? Because you want both *offsite* and *onsite* backups.“Onsite” literally means backups stored at the same physical location as you. So, if you back up to an external hard drive and store that at home with your home PC, that’s an onsite backup.[color=#114491]Offsite backups are stored at a different location. So, if you back up to an online server, like Backblaze or Dropbox, that’s an offsite backup.[/color]Onsite backups are faster and easier, and should be your first line of defense against data loss. If you lose files, you can quickly restore them from an external drive. But you shouldn’t rely on onsite backups alone. If your home burns down or all the hardware in it is stolen by thieves, you’d lose all your files.Offsite backups don’t have to be a server on the Internet, either, and you don’t have to pay a monthly subscription for one. You could back up your files to a hard drive and store it at your office, at a friend’s house, or in a bank vault, for example. It’d be a bit more inconvenient, but that’s technically an offsite backup.Similarly, you could also store your files in Dropbox, Google Drive, or OneDrive and performing regular backups to an external drive. Or you could use Backblaze to back up online and Windows File History to create a local backup. There are a lot of ways to use these services in tandem, and it’s up to you how to do it. Just make sure you have a solid backup strategy, with onsite *and* offsite backups, so you have a wide safety net against ever losing your files.****[font=Verdana] ** Automate It![/font]** All that may sound complicated, but the more you automate your backup system, the more frequently you’ll be able to back up and the greater the odds you’ll stick with it. That’s why you should use an automated tool instead of copying files to an external drive by hand. You can just set it up once, and forget it.That’s one reason we really like online services like [color=#114491]Backblaze. If it’s backing up to the internet, it can automatically do that every single day. If you have to plug in an external drive, you have to put in more effort, which means you’ll back up less often and you may eventually stop doing it. Keeping everything automatic is well worth the price.[/color]If you don’t want to pay anything and want to primarily rely on local backups, consider using a file-syncing service like Dropbox, Google Drive, or Microsoft OneDrive to synchronize your important files online. That way, if you ever lose your local backup, you’ll at least have an online copy. [hr] Ultimately, you just need to think about where your files are and ensure you have multiple copies at all times. Ideally, those copies should be in more than one physical location. As long as you’re actually thinking about what you’ll do if your computer dies, you should be way ahead of most people.
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JARVIS0 repliesiPhone 7 Plus
Hi. My 7 plus stock camera app whenever i open in photo mode, the images are blurry. When i toggle the mode to video and back to photo it works perfectly well. Same thing happens to my wife’s iPhone 7 too. Otherwise the phone works great. I have shown it to our local Apple service. They have no clue. And say since no other problems with the phone let’s wait and see
drramch1 replyhow to post epubs
i have quite a lot of books i can post, i am new, to craxme ,can i just copy and paste these books into a new threat, and how do i get the new epub thing to work,can i just, coppy it as a link.can sombody please help, maybe put a thread with acouple of examples how to do it,
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