What is horizon on the computer? How can I learn more about it?
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The intent of your question is somewhat less than clear.\nI have selected the following 'computer' relevant items from Google suggestions for 'horizon':\n\n\nHORIZON Site\nProvides an information database and a forum that explores the implications of\na rapidly changing world on educational organizations and processes, ...\nhorizon.unc.edu/ - 10k - Feb 20, 2006\n\nHorizon Hobby - Home Page\nOnline sales of all types of RC models, kits and accessories.\nwww.horizonhobby.com/ - 74k\n\nSafe Horizon\nSafe Horizon is a victim assistance agency that provides support, prevents\nviolence, and promotes justice for victims of crime and abuse, their families and ...\nwww.safehorizon.org/ - 39k - Feb 20, 2006\n\nHorizon Wimba :: Instructional Technology & Online Education ...\nOnline live interactive group learning and collaboration solutions that blend\nclassroom and computer-based training.\nwww.horizonwimba.com/ - 13k\n\nVERTICAL HORIZON\nOfficial site with band news, biography, discography, lyrics, tour dates, audio,\nvideo, images, articles, merchandise and links.\nwww.verticalhorizon.com/ - 3k\n\nHorizon Asset Management\nAbsolute Return Value Investing\n470 Park Ave S. NY, NY 866-251-7653\nwww.horizonassetmanagementinc.com
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check it out at http://www.xe.com
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There is the so called PC based, popular application used is MS Project, I will assume that you have tried your hand on this already.\n\nThere is also a collaboration type like MS Sharpepoints.\n\nThen there is the network based, like Agile, corporate user can define what are needs, requirements and task management in this system, its a customize application.\n\nAs for techniques, there are those who follows the MS Project schedule, there are those who refer to Gantt chart, then there are experience folks [including me] who rely on the ability to visualize the whole project, delegates and identify bottleneck, without using paper or notes.
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Pcanywhere by Nortan\nVNC Server\nRemote Desktop
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I don't know if you are looking for simple monitoring or more advanced programming, the later is usually able to be purchased off of the internet, and the former is usually available with you version of Windows.\n\nControl+Alt+Del will often bring up the option to use Windows Task Manager, and you then select the Networking Tab.\n\nHope this helps....\nMore options are available at the Command Prompt, but this usually takes a more experianced user, once in the CMD prompt, type help in order to veiw the list available to use.
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The answer to this all depends on how high your head is off the ground.\n\nThis is an excellent page where you can type in how tall you are, and it will tell you what the straight line distance to the horizon is, and the curved distance.\n\nhttp://newton.ex.ac.uk/research/qsystems/people/sque/physics/horizon/
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what dose this question have to do with computers?
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u better check it out wikipedia.org then download it in Frostwire.
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It is a file sharing program. You share your files for other users and you log on to dc servers (hubs) where you find other users and you can download from their shared files. There are some hubs that have restrictions such as you must share more than X GB or you must have good speed etc. It makes sence to log to hubs where there are loads of users that share loads of files. There is also the option to search for a particular file while you are logged in to a hub. \n\nI hope this helps!
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See the source. It has Database, Programming, IT Management, Networking, Software engineering, etc..\n\nEnjoy itt. :D:D
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Not sure if there's an event horizon in here but there seems to be everything else including the dialling program!
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Mapping.  More directly mapping the world in way computers can use.\n\nMapquest and population displays are two examples
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i suggest you go to www.howstuffworks.com this is where i learn everything about computer.
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looking it up on google
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If you start using Windows Vista the first thing that pops up shows quite a bit of information about you pC as far as process, speed of processor, peripherals, ETC. In XP you will most likely be able to find all the stuff you are looking for by going to , START, CONTROL PANELS, SYSTEM, SYSTEM PROPERTIES screen will pop up, If you look at the GENERAL tab it will show you What Operating system you are running, Processor type and speed. If you need more info go to the HARDWARE tab, then DEVICE MANAGER, then you can click on any of the hardware that shows up and get even more details after you open it and click on properties of that specific hardware. Hope this is what you are looking for and hope it helps.
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*Pouncing on this one* In the wide expance of the web are games mainly rpg style (both fantasy and sci-fi including the goth styled vampire: the masquarade)...\n\nA personal fav is the classic MUD (Multi-User Dungeon Game) MOO MUSE MUSH types which use telnet to connect. The usual pc proggie to connect is here http://www.tucows.com/preview/194246\nA general list of them here http://www.ciens.ula.ve/~msanchez/mush-yahoo.html\nImagine worlds, some so in depth that they go on for encredible lengths, where 25-100 people are on at once.\nThe area you are in is meticulously detailed to items weapons, armor, monsters, bartenders ect. There are quests to quest, maidens to rescue, games to play, bars to hang out in and best yet, it is all text based...\nMy pick of that genre is http://www.topmudsites.com/cgi-bin/dbman/db.cgi?db=default&uid=default&wf=1&view_records=1&MUD+Name=IgorMUD\nTell em Blackwolf says hi...\n;c)\n\nNext there are MPOGs (Multi Player Online Games) Want to own territory, build up your armies, pick from dozens of races, conquer territory from the enemy, use various spells to protect yourself and do harm to others, all the while interacting with the 20 or so others in your kingdom? \nThen mpog's may be for you. A list of everything you might wanna know bout the many that exist here http://www.mpogd.com/ Use the index to search out sci-fi versions where you take planets using your fleet of self designed starships...\nOr my personal pick is http://www.kamikazegames.com/dominion/\nAgain is text based and primarily english spoken but played by people in all countries...
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Belarc advisor will tell you everything about your pc.\n\nhttp://www.belarc.com/free_download.html\n\nBarring that, go to Dell's support pages.