i want that temp. of my city should b displayed on my deskto?
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If you haven't tried Yahoo's Widget's, go to www.konfabulator.com and download the free software.  It used to not be free until Yahoo endorsed it.  When installed, you will see some preloaded widgets pop up on your desktop.  One is a 1, 3, or 6 day weather outlook.  Right-click on this widget, and enter your city, state.  It should then change and display your temperature, and outdoor weather conditions.  Then at anytime, you can see your local weather from the comfort of your own desktop.\n\nOther widgets show anything from calenders, clocks, stock tickers, sports stats, or any other information directly to your desktop with no effort.  \n\nGood Luck.
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Check the weather on yahoo for your city.
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Try a histogram and use a range of temperatures.
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http://www.fundraisingknowhow.com/fundraiser-articles/thermometer.aspx
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Got it !!!\n\nhttp://www.geographics.com/download_temp.php?fis=mailing_labels\n\nEnjoy ..........................Vj
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What's your body temp?
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i have a site for weather symbols available at my pc at home , if u didnt have any good answer , ill send it to u later
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Right-click on the desktop, select "properties". Then "Settings Tab"!
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Depends on different processors. If you have an intel motherboard, installing the suite of applications gives you the temperature and default limits which the CPU and computer shudn't exceed. According to what i know, this should not be more that 50 degrees celsius
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weather.com might have some kind of database that lists this.  I know they show the record temps when I check my local forecast.  So, just search for the place you are curious about.\nEdit: Actually, I just looked.  Click on the "Averages" tab, and you get this graph.  Then, there's little checkboxes for record highs and record lows.  if you click that, the temps show up on the graph.
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B. 93.3\n\nThis will help you:  http://www.onlineconversion.com/temperature.htm
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Depends on where you put it. In windows, it is at the bottom of the desktop by default, but you can click and drag it to the top or either side if you want. On a mac I believe it's at the top by default.
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The get high temp does not allow imput, your\nSystem.out.println("Please enter the temperature"+ gethightemp()); instead use easyreader. It would output somthing like PLease enter the temp 10. Also system.out.println goes to the terminal window. You need to learn to write a gui or web app.
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http://www.mytempdir.com/500748 \n\ntry this! ive tried it b4, works fine!
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http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/city.html?n=91
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You can use Microsoft Access or Excel to do that.\n\nAlso you can use Active Desktop Calendar.
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look for where it asks for the zip code. changing the zip code will change the weather forcast for that vicinity.