compressed air network?
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Piece of cake.  What's the mine dimensions?  How much money do you have to spend?
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you can use WinRar, a good compressing program, you can download it from here
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Try using BT/P2P software.
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u will find lot of papers regarding air compressor in this site\nhttp://air-compressor-guides.com/
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Go to the company's web site. They may have all kinds of free down-loads. Just did that from an add on a Fretoley bag, lots of cool stuff there.
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I found this article that might give you some suggestions:\n\nhttp://www.networkcomputing.com/showitem.jhtml?articleID=160910914&pgno=1\n\nplrr
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hi myura\n \n         u try sansbound for networking and accel IT accedemy for hardware...
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more details? are we talking layer 3 as in netowrk software??\n\nWe need more information!
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What bitrate do you have it compressed to? I would say the minimum should be 128kbts/sec
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Try "MacZip".  It's a free compression software program for Macs, available for download at the below URL.
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COMPRESSED AIR IS NO PLAYTHING\nNever point an air hose at anyone, including yourself, in fun or to remove dirt from clothing. A strong blast of air can dislodge an eye from its socket, rupture an eardrum, cause painful hemorrhage, or enter body openings and cause excruciating internal injuries. A stream of compressed air from a hose at 40-pounds-per-square-inch pressure can propel metal chips at jet speeds that can injure eyes and face. Grit and particles from within the air line are also ejected at a dangerous velocity.\nNever use compressed air for any reason without adequate eye protection. If possible, suspend the air hose overhead, or if hoses are on the floor, protect them by laying plans on either side to prevent tripping and damage from trucks, doors, or dropped tools. The overhead support should be broad, not a sharp edge or hook. Avoid sharp bends at fitting, and protect the hose from rubbing against edges, including its own burred fittings. Allow no sharp points on metal hose parts.\nIf it is essential to use compressed air to clean dirt and chips from cavities, use a proper nozzle on the air line, and wear eye protection. Maintain air pressure at 30 pounds per square inch or less -- 10 or 15 pounds per square inch may be sufficient. Either place a screen around the work area, or check to see that other workers are out of range of flying particles.\nWhenever possible, substitute brushes or vacuum systems for air in cleaning operations.\nBefore attempting to disconnect the hose from the air line, the air should be cut off. Store hose coils off the floor promptly after use. A safety-check valve installed in the air line at the manifold will stop the air supply automatically if a line break occurs. A short chain fastened to the hose and to the tool housing can protect against the hose thrashing about if a coupling breaks.\nA compressed gas stream needling through a very small opening in the skin can penetrate and cause tissue to inflate, resulting in excruciating pain. Check all couplings, and report or correct any hissing.\nDo not use air to transfer flammable liquids.\nCOMPRESSED AIR\nAir pollution is very much the concern of everyone these days. But there are dangers other than pollution that involve air. These dangers are from compressed air. Compressed air is not a plaything and must be used in a safe manner. So before grabbing an air hose and going into action, you should be aware of the saf@ty guidelines to be followed.\nFirst, be sure that the line you are working with is an air line, not a gas or water line. Fittings and valves look different, but sometimes hose lines cross, and you may be fooled. Take time to make sure each time you use compressed air.\nNext, check that the air hose is in good condition. Air hoses are designed to withstand pressure, but they become weakened at points where they have been bent, where they are attached to the shutoff valve and to the nozzle, and where they have been kinked. These weak points may swell Re a balloon and burst, throwing pieces of hose in every direction. This reaction may cause the hose to thrash about dangerously, but it can be prevented by:\n• Keeping air hoses off the floor where they become tripping hazards and are subject to damage by trucks, doors, and dropped tools.\n• Preventing sharp objects even hose fittings that have been burred -- from rubbing against the hose.\n• Always coiling the hose without kinks -- and hanging it over a broad support, not over a hook, nail, or angle iron when it is not in use.\nWhen you have a choice of pressure, use the lowest pressure that will do the job, because air under pressure can be extremely dangerous. Air pressure of 40 pounds can drive chips as well as scale from inside the piping into your face and eyes with the force of shrapnel. Such air-driven missiles still do damage when they bounce off a surface, spinning much like a high-speed cutting head.\nAir pressure against the skin may penetrate deeply to cause i
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Ccompress it with something like WinZip
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Try http://compnetworking.about.com/cs/networkfuture/
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hi friend you better take air tel .i am also using it from many years. it's having better connectivity all over the country.bye
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there are 3rd party dial up providers that offer software that helps compress the data flow so as to make it seem faster. a lot actually depends on the quality of your cooper telephone lines and the equipment that is being used by the phone company.  In some areas i can get up to 53kbs, but in a town  a few miles down the road, the best i can do is 23.
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air freshener? jumper cables?
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Using Linux/Unix?\n\nhttp://www.gzip.org/#faq6\n\nIf you're using Windows OS and own a copy of a zip utility (like Win Zip or Power Archiver) just double (or single depending on your settings) click on the zip file and it will launch your zip utility.