how do u put your claclutor in degree mode?
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If you have a TI graphing calculator...your calculator is probably similar to mine.  For my TI, I simply hit the MODE button and arrow down to ANGLE, and hit the right arrow to switch it from RADIAN to DEGREE.
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go to control panel\nclick on printers \nclick show installed printers\nRIGHT CLICK on the printer\nLeft click propertys\nclick on printing prefferences\nuncheck rotated\nclick apply
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just click and drag the folders/items around in the menu...\n\n\n\nJust click on it, and don't release the mouse button.  you should see a little black line.  Release the mouse button when the item is where you want it to be.\n\nit takes a little practice :)
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Don't understand.\n If you want to move it to top or either side?\n Put curser over task bar. Left click and hold. Drag it to the side or top. Release left button.
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the u have to set it's Path.\nlook at in OPTON Menu. U will Find it.
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ASSUMING you are using WINDOWS XP PRO\n\nRight clic on MY COMPUTER\nclic on MANAGE\nin the disk management section\nRight clic on the area of your CDROM\nand clic on Change Letter \nfollow instructions on screen
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Try this:\n\nHold MODE and SET for 2 seconds. Then use MODE and SET to adjust hours and minutes. Hold them again to exit adjust mode.
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This should help ... http://www.cmsu.edu/x228.xml
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It is displayed in the status bar. Unfortunately, status bar is disabled by default.\nEnable it from folder options menu and mark "Apply to all folders"
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Answers:\n\n1) you can create 2D surfaces with the REGION command.\n2) the HIDE command is used when you want the display on the screen to eliminate lines that are logically hidden behind other elements. Otherwise the display would show everything.\n3) Only if you wish to refer to it at a later stage, ie: use it as an insertion point.\n4) SURFTAB 1 sets the tabulation of the mesh on a surface in the M direction (the direction of the X axis on the surface when the surface is viewed in plan). SURFTAB 2 sets the same in the N direction (the direction of the Y axis).\n5) UCS stands for User Coordinate System.\n6) Use the UCS 3 point alignment when you want the UCS to align to 3 specific points on your drawing. For instance if you have a right angle corner of a room that is aligned differently to your current UCS, you can align the UCS to suit that corner by using these 3 points: the intersection of the 2 walls of the corner, any point along the wall that you wish the X axis to align to, and any point along the wall that you wish the Y axis to align to.\n7) You generally cannot perform Boolean operations on a surface. Only solid volumes can be subtracted from, unioned and intersected.\n8) The active viewport on a paperspace layout is the one with its boundaries highlighted in bold. Your cursor would also be shown in this viewport.\n\nLook up CAD forums for more answers, such as http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/index.php
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Start>run>msconfig\n\nYou can set it through there.
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Try Options > Preferences in windows, or CMD+, in macintosh.
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are u talking degrees
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just type it into the addres bar on your pc
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I use one called ClamWin. But there are a ton of choices, go to this URL:\n\nhttp://www.econsultant.com/i-want-freeware-utilities/index.html
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Hi,\n\nTry using the Alt Gr key and either the Up or Down Arrow at the same time.\n\nHTH
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MMCC\n\nput a line over the MMC