how do i figure out how much rebar i need in a drive way? is there a formula for that?
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It's quite easy.. You just work out the length and width of the driveway and then multiply by the number of 2 foot widths in each direction.\nAdd 5% for overlaps.\nHowever, are you sure you want to or need to put reinforcing in a floor slab? You should first check with your local building control.. Puting re bar in beefs the concrete up but makes it very very VERY difficult to dig up if you need to at any time in the future.
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Try this http://toolbarwizard.vmn.net/
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install OS on 40 GB\nthen connect 20 GB as slave ( change the jumber settings \nor connect to IDE2 )\n\nCopy all the files from 20 GB to 40 GB\n\n\neither use it as a secondary one ( if it is good )\n\n\n\n\n..........................
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If you have a Maxtor or a WD hard drive, go to their web site.  They have a tool you can download for free (but only works on their drives as the target drive) that will do what you want.\n\nIt's basically the same tool, but setup to work for only that company.
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Enable 48-bit LBA Support for Large Hard Drives should help you out.\nhttp://www.winguides.com/registry/display.php/1115/
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check out the wesite below, you should be able to use either depending oon how many hdd you already have installed.
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Open an MS DOS window and run fdisk(just type fdisk in the MS DOS WINDOW) and there is an option in fdisk that allows you 2 view drive partitions!\n\nHope this helps!
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yes you can use this syntax\n\n    MKDIR [drive:]path\n    MD [drive:]path\n\n\nmd c:&#92;test\n\nmkdir c:&#92;temp
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You can use a program called Alcohol 120% which you can find on sites like download.com. It allows you to take CD/DVD backups by taking a complete image of the disk and then writes it to another disk. \n\nI have included a link to download.com where you can download Alcohol 120%
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I am sorry but I dont  want to write its just too much. but look on this page. \nhttp://www.mysuperpc.com/vcu/steps.shtml\nit will help you. \nor check this page http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,9747/article.html\nIf you have any Q skpampi@yahoo.com
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can't help you with the tool bar but your question made me laugh..I have this problem as well...well it was with my old computer that crashed...grr.  HAHAAH Blankety blank...ahaha
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Um not in the sense you're suggesting, but you CAN write and rewrite stuff on there. But I would just suggest a simple flash drive. For $5 after rebate you get firewall+1 GB flash drive.\n\nhttp://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=2563541&CatId=0
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You can go to"My Computer". After that go to "Local Disk:C" And after that, there will be like a circle graph. The purple indicates free space and the blue indicates used space.
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Using a program such as Partition Magic you can accomplish your goal. Bad news though, Many times people lose all their data when attempting to do what you are talking about.  Partition Magic if used correctly will not do that.  Using this program if you are not computer saavy could be a disaster.  A computer shop should be able to do it for you at a cost of 25 to 50 dollars.\n\nPerhaps you should just tranfer most of your files and programs to the D: drive.\n\nHave a Great Day
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ok, all you have to do is figure out how much work it should have been doing, then compare it to the amount of work it actually did by using a percentage. so first of all, W=Fx(work equals Force times distance) that means that W=(12)(.3)=3.6 J of work.  Ok, so since it only did 3.2 J, that means .4J were lost somewhere.  the efficiency is calculating the efficiency in terms of what percentage of the work that was actually applied was translated into the work energy that was done on the lid.  the way you do this is just divide the amount of work it did by the amount of work it should have done(in an ideal solution) and then multiply by 100 in order to find the percentage of work it actually did in relation to the work it should have done.  3.2/3.6= .88889(x 100) = 88.89%.  \n\nso basically, in cases with efficiency, you divide the number you solved for by the number they gave you. a good way to figure out which you divide by which is just to randomly try dividing and if the answer is above 1(100%), that's impossible so you switch them ; )
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That doesnt make any sense. Thats like asking if installing one program on Windows on a 60GIG hard drive will work more efficiently than on a hard drive with 200GIGs.\n\nIt doesnt matter what the volume is. It depends on how much data you put into the Server and the processing speed of your Server.
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Use alcohol 120 or Extractor, in alcohol, create a virtual drive and mount the .bin file and explore it, it will show all the files