yah we could do that but the report is so large it takes a long time, the bitmap takes up a lot of memory and it is not quite as sharp. What is weird is it works okay on someone elses computer...
nope. that does not work either. Go figure...when I generate the bar graph in Excel (USING fill effects with TWO COLORS on each bar) and then saving it as it's own sheet, it copies in grayscale; however, if I save the exact same bar graph as an embedded object on the original...
I am trying to insert a graph from Excel into powerpoint. I do not want to insert the object. I need to insert the graph as a picture. So when I copy the graph from excel and then insert it (paste special->pitcure) into a powerpoint slide, the picture is insert as grayscale. I lose the...
No. The close database is important. Basically the close is releasing resources. Now if you are exiting the program, the program will perform the "close"; however, if you keep the program open...please perform the close.
OK. I have never used awk so please be patient. I want to extract some data from 300+ files. The files are in the same format. I need to extract parts of lines within each file. The two lines I need to extract data from are listed below:
"Starting Processing on Sat Feb 1 19:00:41 EST...
Yah. Reader's Digest had an article out about 10 years ago that talked about the new rich. They talked about government workers could (at that time) retire after 20 years with an immediate pension...start another job and by the time they really retired, get monies from their gov't pension...
OK. I want to truncate a table given a specific set of criteria has been met. How can I do this in the following example:
declare
criteria1 varchar2(1) := 'N';
begin
criteria1 := 'Y';
if (criteria1 = 'Y') then
exec sql truncate table table1; (does not work)
commit...
The OS'es are all XP. It is interesting because I have no problems seeing each workstation from the "wired" connections. It is just when I use wireless that I cannot see any of the other workstations. Oh yes. I can ping the IP addresses successfully from the wireless connection
Thanks for the help! I tried several things including what you suggested...still cannot see me other computers from the wireless connection. I can ping the ip address but I cannot ping the computer name or see the computer name in the browser. Again...if I remove my PCMIA (or whatever it is...
OK. Why can I not browse the computers (or even see) on my network when I use the wireless connection on my router? I can browse when I connect through one of the RJ-45 ports.
I am using Redhat 9.x. The problem I am having is that I need to install the new NVIDIA video driver. I have to do it from the command line but not via the command line while an x windows manager is running. So I tried the suggestion above but it stil tells me that I have to stop the x...
I need to do some work outside of x-windows. I am using GNOME. How can I exit out of GNOME (x-windows). I have tried ctl-atl-backspace...it just takes me back to GNOME
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