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Here's Biasing Procedure I recommend: ============= BIAS UP: NOTE: To protect the device, this mHEMT will be biased differently than typical pHEMT device. NOTE: Be sure proper ESD protection is in place A. If biasing Drain through Vd DC port 1. Leave Vg at 0V 2. Increase Vd to 1 V 3. Adjust Vg to reach 50 mA 4. Increase Vd to 4.5 V 5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 until correct bias is reached (i.e. Vd = 4.5 V, Id = 50mA) 6. To Bias-down device, turn Vg to 0V and decrease Vd to 0V B. If Biasing Drain through Bias Tee and RF port: 1. Leave Vg at 0V 2. Increase Vd to 1 V 3. Adjust Vg to reach 50 mA 4. Increase Vd to 2 V …

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A monster ir imposter? ======== On May 24, 7:54Â pm, "Kevin John Panzke" wrote: > I AM GOING TO CALL THE FBI AND THE USDOJ AND COMPLAIN ABOUT IMPOSTERS > RUNNING AROUND ALL THE TIME IN MY BEDROOM. Â JUST FYI! Â I DON'T WANT > IMPOSTERS WATCHING ME DOING MY THING WITH MY THING IN MY PRIVATE BEDROOM. > JUST FYI!

Why not just use a shortcut? ju.c "Jeff1974" wrote in message news:7C0F4B6E-1F02-4F50-8B32-CC17A2D10560@microsoft.com... > Wanted to find out, if in Win XP Pro if there is a way to set a program or > an application to Windows 98 Compatibility Mode using the commnad line ,or > run the program with a switch or through a script (VBscript) > > I am trying to have a a certain app run in Windows 98 Compatibility Mode > every time it opens. Since I have a lot of users I want to automate it > instead of going to set this on all the workstations that has this app. >

What if you could fix the XP bootup? What happens when you start your computer? ju.c "frogliver" wrote in message news:OsqUCVB$KHA.4316@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... > I have XP with a corrupted booting system. There are many years of programs > I don't want to lose. I was reading info on Windows 7 and its ease of > integrating some aspects of XP so I am wondering if I were to install > Windows 7 on a separate partition would there be any way to migrate programs > from the XP partition to make them useable? >

This has not worked for me running windows 7. I am running the command as administrator in the cmd.exe The error returned is the module C:\Windows\system32\crxf_pdf.dll was loaded but the entry-point DllRegisterServer was not found. Make sure that C:\Windows\system32\crxf_pdf.dll is a valid DLL or OCX file and try again. What can I do to get this dll registered? -- GLC ------------------------------------------------------------------------ GLC's Profile: http://forums.techarena.in/members/224574.htm View this thread: http://forums.techarena.in/vista-help/814995.htm http://forums.techarena.in

Jeff1974 wrote: > Wanted to find out, if in Win XP Pro if there is a way to set a program or > an application to Windows 98 Compatibility Mode using the commnad line ,or > run the program with a switch or through a script (VBscript) > > I am trying to have a a certain app run in Windows 98 Compatibility Mode > every time it opens. Since I have a lot of users I want to automate it > instead of going to set this on all the workstations that has this app. Create a compatibility database and then distribute it to the other machines. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb456991.aspx John

In my case this error was corrected by resetting the DPI setting to default. Open: Control Panel. Personalization. See upper left edge of window under "tasks".. Adjust font size (DPI) ----------------- Action's to take: Select Default scale (96 DPI) Restart Computer. --------------- Next action: Look to right top of window and find "Window Color and Appearance". Beneath you will find a link to Open Classic Appearance Properties. Click on the Link. Find and Select - the Color Scheme' by highlighting "Windows Aero". Click OK Restart. Those are the moves t…

I also having lot of problems with windows xp sp 2 with usb also from what i record it broke 2 usb sticks and they didn't worked again also i thing i had problems with usb's too i can sugget you that to be sure backup your files from usb before any operation so you have saved files .A free software is Dmailer 'Dmailer Backup ? Portable Mac & free PC Backup Software ?Secure file protection' (http://www.dmailer.com/dmailer-backup.html). Best Regards, Johnny -- JohnnyBoyClub

Good add-ons are an important aspect of keeping IE running stable and fast. We made managing add-ons easier for users. We also made developing quality add-ons easier with clear guidelines and requirements for add-on developers. When users can stay in control of their browser and their information, everyone is better off. The IE guidelines and requirements are designed not only to aid in easier and faster development of add-ons but also to prioritize user control and protection of privacy. As a result,when developers consistently follow the guidelines and requirements, users have a better experience. Google recently released a new version of their Google…

On May 25, Microsoft announced that Robbie Bach, the President of the company's Entertainment & Devices division will be retiring and won't be replaced. Here's the full text of CEO Steve Ballmer's e-mail to the troops explaining the changes. More...

Most Microsoft watchers are focused on the depatures of President Robbie Bach and Chief Experience Officer J Allard that were announced on May 25 by CEO Steve Ballmer as part of a big reorg at Microsoft. But there were some other moves that were part of today's announcement that are getting less scrutiny but shouldn't be ignored More...

Looks like the rumors I heard last week are true: Chief Experience Officer J Allard seems to have left the building (at least according to those infamous "people familiar with the matter" who will whisper to big media with the promise of anonymity). So who is next to assume the Allard crown? More...

Microsoft has sold its Expression Media digital-asset-management application to digital-photography vendor Phase One for an undisclosed amount. More...

Hey, i don't know exactly where to post this, so i hope if it isn't here, i'm sorry.. here's my question.. I'm the owner of a GSP (GameServerProvider). This is the machine that i have 2x intel xeon 2.7 Ghz 14G ram 2x 500G HDD 100 mb's connection When i'm pinging my machine i have 12 minimum ms , max is 14 ms.. When i'm creating a GameServer.. Counter Strike ou CounterStrikeSource i have 40 latency in the server, BUT, my ms's in the server is also 12 I would like to know why exists this "fake lag".. is it some process in windows that is creating this lag? Any questions please ask.. I really need urgent help.. Regards,

The blog platform migration is now complete and the blog and comments are working as usual. If you notice any problems or want to comment on the new platform, please use this post to do so. Thanks for your patience. And now back your regularly scheduled programming... Read the Full Story

I am running Vista Home Premium & Media Player v11. There are 2 user accounts that access the same Media Player in the file Program Files (x86). In one account Media Player works just as it should. The other account won't start Media Player when you click its icon nor will it start when you double click on a song. Is this a registry problem or what?

Actually, from what I've heard, a lot of people I know have been having shit-loads of trouble getting Office 2007 files to work correctly or even sometimes at all on Windows 7 Pro 64-bit. Most have switched to the 64-bit edition of Office 2010. If you ask me, this was planned by Microsoft in order to force people to run out and buy the new Office. They've done stuff like this before...remember when they made Halo 2 DX10 only, even though it barely even utilizes the DX10 advantages, and then announced that there would be no official DX10 for XP? Bastards... -- BoxFreind ------------------------------------------------------------------…

JOHNATHAN GAVE ME HIS TOWEL IN THE MVP CUP AND I GOT SO EXCITED. JUST FYI!

Speaking of W32/Alureon & MSRT, see http://blogs.technet.com/mmpc/archive/2010/05/21/msrt-may-threat-reports-and-alureon.aspx PA Bear [MS MVP] wrote: > [Who's "Pear Bear?"] > > You're welcome and thanks for your feedback. > > Before we get any deeper into the possibility of other hijackware's > presence > on your system, please tell me more about this "system restore" you did & > how you did it? > > Also tell me if IE7 and/or IE8 were installed when you did this "system > restore"? > > > Russell Ashenberg wrote: >> Dear Pear Bear, >> >> I fi…

Nobody is a bigger fool in this newsgroup then you are Alias. That is an established fact that you yourself have proven beyond all doubt. 1. You have been caught lying constantly, about everything. 2. You are always rude, ignorant and belligerent. 3. You are nothing but a hot-headed twit prone to temper tantrums. 4. You are a proven kiss-up, butt kisser and Linux apologist. 5. You add NOTHING to the discussion, expect to be cannon fodder. Accordingly you are seen as nothing but a pest, putz and peon. Your claimed expertise is laughable with you actually being stupid enough to try to pass yourself as a Linux expert when in fact you ar…

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Microsoft announced last week a new version of its Robotics Developer Studio (RDS) suite. Company officials emphasized the fact Microsoft is making the R3 version of RDS available freely to all -- even though the majority of users already were able to get RDS for free. But the Softies downplayed the future of the CCR and DSS toolkit -- the part of suite that has been of interest to a number of business users. More...

Last October, in the name of interoperability, Microsoft announced plans to make the Outlook Personal Folders .PST file format freely and safely licensable.On May 24, Microsoft took a step along that path by making available for download two .PST interoperability tools. More...

As of July 1, Microsoft is adding a new license to its line-up known as Windows Virtual Desktop Access (VDA). Will it end up making virtualization cost-prohibitive for some customers? More...