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How to Zoom in on a Mac

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A common problem that arises for Mac computer users is figuring out how to zoom in on the computer screen and resetting to the normal display. Apple built a screen zoom feature into the OS X operating system as both an accessibility and classroom feature. Unlike a Windows computer, the Mac permits the real time zooming in on any application, image, or multimedia file displayed. The zoom feature can also be used while the computer screen is being displayed on a classroom projector or television set. Steps to Zoom In Read More

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How to Search the Intranet

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An intranet is an internal or restricted access network, it is very similar to the functions of the normal Internet (which is sometimes is referred to as the extranet). Organizations that would like to share applications, documents and data only among themselves can create an intranet usually with ease. While intranets are usually accessed by computers within the intranet, outside users such as off site employees can usually access the intranet using special authentication codes and tools. It is extremely easy to search the intranet primarily because the intranet uses Read More

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How to Fix Error 0x80070570 in Windows 7

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Error 0x80070570 is an error message that is displayed in Windows 7 whenever a file or folder is corrupted or unreadable, especially files in the Windows Registry. Because these files are important to the computer’s performance and are a necessary component for processing routine tasks, a corrupted or unreadable file can cause the user’s computer to stop working properly or interfere with specific programs.   What Causes Error 0x80070570? A wide variety of activities, the most common being a malicious software attack, can cause Error 0x80070570. Additionally, moving a file Read More

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DirecTV SWM

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DirecTV SWM

The DirecTV Single Wire Multiswitch (SWM) is a specially designed piece of hardware that allows a DirecTV satellite dish signal to be split and used with many different tuners/receivers. The usual configurations allow 5, 8, 16, or 32 connections to a single satellite dish. DirecTV SWM is useful because of the satellite dish’s previous configurations, where lines were run to the household or location. The satellite dish had to send out a dedicated line that would power a single tuner/receiver. If a DVR was used, two dedicated lines would have Read More

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What is HSPD-12?

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Homeland Security Presidential Directive 12 (HSPD-12) is a presidential directive that President George W. Bush signed following the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. HSPD-12 required that all government agencies take measures to produce and distribute “smart cards” to their employees and contractors in order to properly identify those attempting to access federal buildings and computer networks. HSPD-12 was designed to reduce terrorist threats and improve federal security, although it has proven to be difficult to implement. How HSPD-12 Works HSPD-12 relies on smart cards to identify government employees and contractors. Read More

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How to Remove Zlob

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Also known as Troj/Zlob-QJ, the Zlob spyware trojan affects the Windows operating system. The trojan is activated once it has launched itself into a file and downloaded and installed from remote locations. Once installed, the spyware Zlob inputs malicious code into the system processes. Results from this spyware ranges from modifying data on the computer, deleting files off the computer, stealing information, causing malware, downloading code from the internet, and installing itself into the registry. Removing the Troj/Zlob-QJ is the same as removing any other trojans. Remember that trojans infects Read More

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PIO (Programmed Input/Output)

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PIO is Programmed I/O. PIO is the oldest method is transferring memory over a IDE/ATA interface. The technique of a PIO involves using the CPU and support hardware to control the transfer of memory between the system itself and the hard drive. The speed of the PIO is called a PIO Mode. It starts at Mode 0 and increases with each mode having a faster cycle rate in nanoseconds. So, quite obviously, higher modes are better due to the fact that memory can be transferred so much faster due to Read More

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How to Reset a Linksys Router

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Internet connection can be disrupted due to some issue with your Linksys router. Resetting the Linksys router may eventually solve your Internet connectivity problem. Given below are few simple-to-follow steps, which will help you reset your Linksys router. In case you forget your Linksys router’s password, resetting it will be beneficial. Resetting the router will return all original factory settings. Resetting the Linksys router may not resolve every connectivity problems; hence also try modifying your network preferences as well, if resetting the Linksys router doesn’t work. Turn off your Internet Read More

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Illustrator Tutorials

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How to Draw Simple Flowers A good beginner Illustrator tutorial showing how to draw simple flowers. Cartoon Clouds Tutorial A tutorial that shows how to create Light and fluffy clouds Create the "sky" that the clouds will drift through by drawing a sky blue rectangle with the Rectangle Tool. My preference is to cover the entire artboard and resize it later, if necessary. When done, lock this layer and name it "Sky"… 3D Cylinder Tutorial A tutorial that shows how to create 3D Cylinder Select the entire circular object. Use Read More

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Antenna Types

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In antenna engineering, a dipole is the most basic type of antenna and serves as basic framework for all other antennas. Dipoles consist of a metal rod that acts as a conductor with a radio feed line at its core. The conductor splits the signal and creates a positive electrical charge on one end of the dipole and a negative electrical charge on the other end. Thus, a dipole is an antenna with two (di) poles. This allows the dipole to create an electromagnet wave that can be picked up Read More

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