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File > Print Click on preferences. Make sure the quality is high enough, the right paper type is selected and the right color setting is on.

Well if the copy function works without your computer then I'd check out your print settings. Under printer options, probably.

Is it sugar?

sucralose? You mean sucrose, I can only assume. Try dee-OXY-ribo new-CLAY-ick

Yeah, I get a kind of orange juice that has a ton of pulp, (I don't know the name of it, we don't have any right now) and when you pour it, it almost comes out in chunks. Mix about 1/3 OJ with 2/3 coke (and maybe a little CM on the weekends) When you pour the coke in, all the pulp floats up to the top and you just eat the pulp right off the top of the glass. Everyone thinks I'm crazy.

come on, just sound it out. ;p honestly, i have no idea how you're trying to pronounce it right now. Try a more standard pronunciation guide. I can tell you one thing though- 'sss' is never a syllable by itself.

Right. I only took one semester of college prep chem in highschool and in my freshman general chem class we covered everything from that semester in about half a semester and it was more in depth and more math intensive.

For me, and I think this is the case in general, you will do the equivalent of a year of highschool chem in about 3/4 of a semester or less.

JohnB, I don't know if this is a quiz or a question, but clockwise is clockwise because this is the direction sundials move in.

I know nothing of /a. But it works the same in C as in C++ just instead do printf ("%c", 7); if you want to try it. Oh yeah, if you really want to annoy your friends, try something like int x = 1; do { cout << (char) 7; } while (x == 1); and get them to run it. Change a desktop shortcut, I don't know. Funny, and there's no harm in it.

Oop, we posted at nearly the same time. Thanks for the explanation.

no, you don't understand. write a simple 'Hello World' program, but instead of 'hello world' print ASCII character 7. Compile it and run it. Character 7 is a beep. There is nothing 'wrong' and there is no error.

If you try to "print" ACSII character seven like cout << (char) 7; You get a little beep that actually comes from inside your computer. I have never seen any sort of internal microphone on the inside of any computer. What is the purpose of this character and where does the beep come from?

http://www.realultimatepower.net/

Also, keep in mind that language is a primary indicator of intelligence.

Come on guys dont make him use punctuation all that does is increase clarity and we cant have that in a thread like this can we oh yeah the guy from kuwait still speaks english better than the guy from england does

Your profile says you're from UK. Didn't you invent the english language? Why can't you speak it?

I also enjoyed this article. It was so simple and logical. It maded perfect sense and the theory explains so much... It can't possibly be correct ;p

I don't know where Jacque is from, but hydrogène is the french word for hydrogen... so I don't know, give him a break on the spelling?

design a really elaborate trick shotwith billiard balls- a lot of conservation of momentum invloved and always something you can use later in life.

Are you in highschool? Then you might be a little too ambitious trying to measure the speed of light.

I normally use cmd, but recently found out that there command prompt in windows- command.com What are the differences between the two? What are the advantages of one over the other? To me, they seem to be identical. So why are both included in windows?

Moosie, you won't find the answer to this in the source code. Try looking at the images and previous levels. See if there's anything wrong/different.

*yawn...* Thing, view source will get you far

I have xp home with sp2. It happened two days ago or so at random- I don't remember installing any new softwares... I've done Bettina's method of restoring the volume control but it's always gone after my next restart. And symantec anti-virus and windowblinds are the only icons that haven't disappeared (The clock is fine).