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Sprite ID: 2091 In dumbways.swf In the game as 'DummyMinigameClip' there is a dummy minigame, most likely used for testing.In the center it says "Playing a Minigame", and on the top right corner (In bright red text) it says "PRERELEASE BUILD 31.10.2014" (31 October 2014).

Sprite ID: 3976 In dumbways.swf Is A sprite labeled 'DebugClip' is used for a disabled debug mode. The debug mode can be enabled but since this is a game from the Windows Store, there is no actual way to see how it works.

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The music track used in the Wheel of Misfourtune (Sound ID: 3991 In dumbways.swf) is actually longer than what you can normally hear. The music ends after about four seconds, which prevents you from hearing the full 22-second loop.You can hear it in the iOS version by double-clicking the home button when the music is on.

Shape ID: 10890 Image ID: 10889 In dumbways.swf Is an image of Loopy off-screen for the Medieval Potion minigame winning animation (Sprite ID: 10960), may have been a reference image from one of the artists.

Image ID: 9626 offscreen In Shape: 9627 In dumbways.swf Is An unused, JPEG-y picture of Zany climbing can be found off-screen of the failure animation (Sprite ID: 9715) for the Medieval Climbing minigame.

The Wheel of Misfortune room (Sprite ID: 440 In dumbways.swf) is considerably larger than what can actually be seen. The wall is made up of two squares, and the floor is one big circle, the knife can also be seen floating in the air, ready to be thrown.

We are currently gathering information on Terminal servers and Dumb computer network topology's, I've been asked to dig up some information about a few things, i was wondering if you guys can help me as i'm a little clueless when it comes to terminal servers and dumb computers?

Terminal Servers provide users access to the host OS, so they will always be accessing Windows 2003/2008, if they absolutely *must* be using Windows 7 then what you actually need is VDI where you virtualise the whole PC on the server.

Oh, and another (if not one the most important) things to look at is what the users will be doing as TS/VDI isnt always suitable for all situations, anything that is media heavy or requires a graphics card (such as CAD or even Photoshop to some extent), wont be a good candidate for TS/VDI. Good candidates are generally where PC's are just used for basic officework so just your basic web browsing, word/excel and Outlook.

Best OS: WIndows Server 2008 R2. There is no reason to even remotely entertain running a legacy OS. This is just a general rule for IT. Unless you have some incredibly tight requirement that forces you to install something old, always purchase current software. Intentionally purchasing outdated software is something that you only do when you really, really know why. It really shouldn't come up as a question in this type of scenario.

The virtualization sounds like a good idea... does this mean the terminal server will have windows server 2008 but the clients connect to the virtual server which contains windows 7? could you brake it down for me a little?

I would always go with the latest version that way you not only get all the new features (there are quite a few changes in 2008 R2 for TS/RDS), but you also ensure that you will have access to updates for the longest amount of time, there is no point buying 2003 now as support for it is already starting to end and unless you are stuck with ancient hardware that simply isnt compatible with Windows 2008 there is no reason not to use it.

If you have a single SAN then you are introducing another point of failure so you aren't gaining anything. Actually you lose since there are now many different ways in which the system can completely fail instead of just one. Single SAN solutions are the "most risky" scenario. The failover options that they provide are trivial compared to the risks that they create.

That depends largely on the servers workload, not every server is worth virtualising, for example a heavily utilised database server that is always working a close to maximum load probably isnt a good candidate for virtualisation (as it will probably run slower as a VM and could even slow other VMs down too), however a lightly loaded DC or webserver makes for an excellent candidate.

It is not a bug and you are definitely not dumb. It is the limitation of the precision of the software.

The number -0.1875 is rounded to 0 because the spreadsheet software uses a limited number of digits to represent numbers.

Dumb Ways to Die 2: The Games starts a range of characters who have a habit of dying in dumb ways. As the player, your job is to try and keep them alive for as long as possible; the longer they stay alive, the higher your score. The title includes 52-different minigames, in which the characters compete in a number of dangerous competitions: these include using electric fences as hurdles, a relay race that uses a stick of dynamite as a baton, catching javelins, and retrieving a dropped mobile phone from train tracks. With such a dangerous set of games, will you be able to help the characters to survive?

I'm also going to generalize a bit, and talk about some generalconcepts such as "user-friendliness", and try to explain the waysin which they can be expanded to really serve us the people, ratherthan vice versa.For a more in-depth treatment of user-friendliness, see myWhat User Friendly Meansrant.

Metro Trains claims it has achieved its rail safety aims, too: over 44,000 Melbournians pledged "not to do dumb things around trains" in the four months after the campaign launched. Also, for the November to January period, the operator claimed it had seen a year-on-year reduction in the number of "near-misses", from 13.29 to 9.17.

"So we started from there - how do we, without offending or blaming, tell people to stop doing dumb things around trains? And target primarily youth. How do we get young kids to think about train safety, which even I can admit is a pretty boring topic?

It seems like the window always opens wider and shorter then I'd like it so I'm always adjusting it to be narrower and taller to better fit the size of the document. I'm pretty sure it wasn't always like this, I started noticing it a few years ago.

So I unzipped and placed the file there and started word, opened the dotm file and resized the window, type a space bar and saved the template. Closed Word and reopened, and the windows reverted back to the original

Stefan, appreciate the support. I am updating my response. I confirm that the startup location is as you have point out. I tried these instruction And something interesting happened. I noticed that in Windows 11 when using the automatic tab function to shift and order windows on the screen, Microsoft Office products don't remember the last window size. I have to actually manually grab the corner of the window and resize it with my mouse so that it remembers it. Of course I have the J Friedman's add in running in the startup folder. Thanks a million. All sorted out now.

This is a bit of a mystery. Using the add-in, things seem to be working at my end (Word 2021, version 2310). I am working with restored windows, and the position & size of those are remembered/saved. I can even save a document for which two windows are displayed and these are reopened as I save, close and reopen the doc.

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The Workspace ONE API is a powerful tool that should be used in creative ways to deliver amazing results. Remember when it comes to smart groups: DO NOT MAKE THEM DUMB. Leverage Active Directory to let Microsoft do the heavy lifting while you deliver great value in other areas.

Do you know how much developers are there who are using Sage 10 with WSL? It feels lot of hassle for Win users now with Bud. And cant really find a good step by step tutorial how to set up sage 10 on windows.

At the moment I found to much hassle going WSL and bud. Many different errors not on Sage side but to get stable enviroment working. Lots file permission and so on errors.

Went for last commit with laravel mix. I have been using Win all my life so Im an ordinary Win dumb user but some day I will try again.

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