Recent content by Tanner65

If you go the adapter route, the Targus Adapaters are awesome, I've been using those for about 5 years. One came with my laptop but ended up burning a hole through the cord after being set against a heater during winter (completely my fault). So, I went a bought another one and use it all of...

Surely. I'm trying to wrap my head around what you're asking. What you typed, to my knowledge, will not work. If you can explain what you're trying to do, I can get a better idea of it.Note: I'm going to describe both the VB.Net version and VB6/VBA version of properties, feel free to skip the...

I'm not quite sure what language you're talking about (C,C++,C#?), but I think you can only check the return with "function = 1" unless you're setting a property in which case "A" is the property and "i,j,k,1" are the arguments. I only know VB well, so I can tell you that's the way it works in...

Glad I could help... Unfortunately, when I'm at work, I tend to skim and mis-read things. Glad we were able to get things cleared up for ya!

Do you have the C++ compiler installed? Did it come with the Eclipse platform? I had a problem the first time I downloaded Eclipse because I didn't get the right compiler. To run in Eclipse, I believe is under one of the context menus. I don't currently have Eclipse in front of me otherwise I'd...

Let me start off by saying that this method will not work on all embeded video players, just most of them. They're also making updates all the time. I didn't make myself clear with my instructions early. So here is a video (attached) to explain exactly how it works. First I open the link that...

Take a look at some cables that are S-Video to the inputs for your TV and it should work for you... I think.:rolleyes:

Ahh, well you have to let the video start to load before it will show up. Once it starts buffering you should be able to find the "Media" selection. Also, a side note: Some times I've noticed that you may have to navigate away from the page before downloading can begin. I think some servers...

First you must be using Mozilla Firefox 3.0. Then once that's installed download DownloadHelper. After Firefox restarts, navigate to the page of the video you're looking to download. When you right click you'll see "Download Helper" (or something thereof) in the context menu, hover on that...

That link should be directly to the video. Just right click save as, I guess I could've mentioned that earlier, eh?

Hope I'm not too late. http://play-mcvideos.howstuffworks.com/2008-05/16/6928.flv?videoId=1557856523&lineUpId=&pubId=86248661&playerId=1305032385&playerTag=&affiliateId= Thanks to https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3006" for Firefox.

I'd like to be able to answer your first question, but I'm a bit confused about the minimizing. For the most part, when you click the save button it's initializing a class and that class is going to open a form and set itself to be modal (hopefully) so you can't do anything else while that form...

I don't use Python but I had "learned" it enough to pass a class. I think you're getting the error because you're not passing any arguments to f for rk4 to use. Or The value of t[i] or Y[i] is a null value. Hope that helps. :-/

To preface my answers, I'm not sure what level of experience you have with programming or hardware and how that matches mine. I'm relatively new to both fields (2 years and about 5 months respectively). I recently upgraded to a new machine with a Intel Q9550 (2.83 Ghz) and an ok video card...

When you took them, it wasn't too much political bs overload?