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I want to move the default ui micro/menu bar away from the bottom right so I can put a second chat window and/or damage meter in that corner, similar to ElvUI. Is this possible? Edit Mode seems to let you move everything except that.
This is so frustrating. Setting up fillable pdf form templates which will contain hundreds of fillable fields. I need a way to MICRO nudge parts of a form in Acrobat Pro DC. Nudging via arrow keys moves things too far between nudges. I've tried several things but these don't work: shift+arrow, shift+ctrl+arrow, shift+alt+arrow, alt+arrow, ctrl+arrow, ctrl+alt+arrow. I have Windows (not MAC). Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Yes, but unfortunately, even that is limited. For instance, create two objects (text boxes, etc.) and manually place them just a slight increment away from each other. Select both objects. When you open the properties dialog and select the Position pane, in most instances, no matter what you specify as the X-Y coordinates, those objects will not move. Theoretically, that should work like an "Align" command, but if they are close enough together to begin with, it will not.
He also turned me on to the Acrobat feature request weblink (see this post:Re: When using the keyboard to move an object in Acrobat Pro DC, is there a way to change the increm... ), and I have submitted a feature request to address this problem.
Hi, the links to the nudge sript are no longer valid ( ) and properties aren't populated in the PDF I'm trying to tweak. Can you repost a valid link to the script or offer any othe option for micro nudging in Acrobat DC? Thanks either way! Bec
Note that the agent has already trusted the Workload Security public certificate. You must remove the ds_agent_dsm_public_ca.crt file manually before activating the agent back to Deep Security Manager.
The camera automatically switches from day to night mode depending on the ambient light conditions. During the day, IR blocking filters provide color images. At night, the camera switches to black-and-white images and the IR blocking filter is removed to ensure that images are still usable even when there is little light (down to 0.04 lux). Thanks to the built-in IR LED emitters, the camera can capture all important details at a distance of up to 15 m, even in the dark.
That last requirement made me change my base arduino for my project from the nano (328p) to the micro (32u4) which has a dedicated UART. After ordering it, i realized that the micro has i2c hooked up to the int2 & 3 pin, which I need. =(
Or does the micro need to use interrupt to drive the i2c ? If so, do I have any other option to have i2c, hardware uart and 2 interrupt pins free (appart from keeping the nano and use an external i2c to uart bridge, which I have already considered) ?
I moved from heavy Nikon 35mm (film) equipment to m43 because I wanted a compact system that is reasonably priced. With Nikon, I had to carry a backpack or large shoulder bag. With m43, I can use a med size shoulder bag.
I guess I didn't really move to m43, just added m43 to my photography. The Pen F was my first micro 4/3 camera - I was really intrigued by it and bought a silver one while they were still available new. That and the Olympus 17mm f1.8 lens and the Tamron 14-150 lens for micro 4/3 made for a really compact travel package. Don't have the Pen F any longer (should have kept it.) Moved on to the EM-1 Mk III which just was delivered to our place, so I haven't had time to get familiarized with it yet. I like smaller cameras and lenses when traveling, and there are alot of additional reasons to stick with micro 4/3 even if I do have an APS-C and full frame camera for use as needed/wanted. All 3 of my cameras are not large (not like Nikon D850)...
Mine wasn't a move as such but a natural progression. As a young lad, I loved the look of the Olympus OM film cameras but couldn't afford them. When I returned to photography later in life and ritcher, Olympus had just brought the 4/3 digital cameras. It was a given that I would go with Olympus. It was therefore a natural progression to move to m4/3. I've now come full circle with an OM-1
I had the same issue with the lights flashing but no servo movements. Dave's suggestion to drag the hex files into Make Code and re-flash worked. I didn't know you could re-open hex files in Make Code. that's cool! Thanks :-)
I am trying to move a servo after a fingerprint recognize a finger. I have done it, the problem is that the servo make micro movement, like shake, continuously.
I have used the same servo for another project and it had not this problem. The project were simply, the servo just moved when a button were pressed.
I have used alkaline battery so it should have 2700 mAh, I have also bought 2 battery tipe C (8000 mAh) but the problem is the same, the servo works randomly. When I connect the battery, the servo moves like 10 degree to the left, when I put some finger the servo goes to the right until it block (last position).
I am trying control the z stage of a Nikon Ti with Micro manager 2.
However, whenever I tried to move the z stage, it crashed the software. I was able to control the z stage with the TIControl software from Nikon, though. The
nikon driver version is 2.5.0.1
The only thing that comes to mind is that it was found that we had a crash if the Z is moved while the PFS is on (with some driver/firmware versions). For this reason, since June 2021, we turn off the PFS before moving Z; this is done by waiting (in a blocking manner) for the PFS to become disabled before initiating a Z move.
Would be great if you (and others experiencing the crash) can confirm the absence of a PFS on their system. Also, anyone who has a PFS (and does not experience the crash), could try unplugging the PFS (with the microscope switched off), and testing if MM crashes (you will need to create a config without the PFS first).
Objectives: Whereas stationary stability of implants has been postulated for decades, recent studies suggested a phenomenon termed implant migration. This describes a change in position of implants as a reaction to applied forces. The present study aims at employing image registration of in vivo micro-CT scans from different time points and to assess (a) if migration of continuously loaded implants is possible and (b) migration correlates with the force magnitude.
Results: The findings confirmed a positional change of the implants at 2 and 8 weeks of healing, and a linear association between applied force and velocity of movement (anterior implant: 2 = 12.12, df = 3, and p = .007 and posterior implant: 2 = 20.35, df = 3, and p < .001). Bone apposition was observed around the implants and accompanied by formation of load-bearing trabeculae and a general cortical thickening close and also distant to the implants.
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The secret is to do basic exercises that strengthen and train your muscles for typical day-to-day movements, such as getting in and out of the car, loading the dishwasher, and putting the groceries away.
Gentle, small ranges of motion you do for short periods of time (called micro-movements) address specific areas of weakness commonly seen with aging or sedentary lifestyles. And these micro-movements will also reduce your risk of injury.
The idea is that if you do small motions for short periods of time, the muscles tissues in your body can become more pliable. After getting into the habit of the small and short exercises, you can move to larger movements and longer periods. 2351a5e196
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