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How do you compile java programs using windows vista text pad?
How can I compile java programs using windows vista text pad?
What is the difference between Windows Vista and Windows XP?
The difference between windows XP and Vista are: The Box colors, instead of being solid colors, they're translucent. The Text on the boxes differ as well. You can also download widgets on the Vista. However, the XP is faster. vista is also trying to look/work like an i-mac with many small extras compared to xp although does not really work as is sort of half way between an imac and an xp
What tool in Windows Vista used to temporarily disable a startup program?
You can use MSconfig or the Services tab of Windows Defender. You can do the above, but this is a question from a text book and the desired answer is Software Explorer.
How do you make the text larger using Google Chrome?
Text can be made larger or smaller in chrome. It could be done in settings and then Web Content.
How does compaction work in Windows Vista?
This question, I believe, is to vague. What is the object to be compacted? i.e. disk, registery, database, text file, memory, etc., etc..
What is the cmd path on your windows machine?
It depends if on vista/xp XP: start, click run, then type "cmd" and hit enter Vista: start, type in the text field on the bottom "cmd", should be top result, click it
What was bill gates first invention?
He created Microsoft Corporation (not sure if he had partners), and made the Windows operating system. At the time, operating systems were basically text editors with no graphics at all. Windows was a more user-friendly system, sporting graphics to help end users understand the computer. This was a huge success, and competitors soon imitated. This helped computers reach the popularity they have today.
What do you do if you can't seem to find Windows Media Player on your computer?
FOR MICROSOFT WINDOWS XP USERS: 1.) Click on, "Start" 2.) Click on, "My Computer" 3.) Click on the, "Search button" 4.) Drag your cursor over to the text bar where it reads, "Local HardDisk Drives: C:/) 5.) Click on it. 6.) Change the option to Local Disk C:/. 7.) Drag your cursor over to the top bar, and type in, "Windows Media Player." 8.) Click on, "Search." 9.) When you see the picture of the logo for Windows Media Player, click on Stop. 10.) Then double-click the correct picture of the logo for Windows Media Player. 11.) And it should run. But if no search results, pop-up, then you'll either have to: 1.) Search Bing for, "Windows Media Player Download." OR 2.) Completely re-install Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional, Windows XP Tablet PC Edition, or Windows XP Media Center Edition, whichever one you have. FOR WINDOWS VISTA USERS 1.) Click on, "Start" 2.) Click on, "Computer" 3.) Click on the use, "Search Companion" button. 4.) Drag your cursor over to the text bar where it reads, "Local HardDisk Drives: C:/) 5.) Click on it. 6.) Change the option to Local Disk C:/. 7.) Drag your cursor over to the top bar, and type in, "Windows Media Player." 8.) Click on, "Search." 9.) When you see the picture of the logo for Windows Media Player, click on Stop. 10.) Then double-click the correct picture of the logo for Windows Media Player. 11.) And it should run. MICROSOFT WINDOWS VISTA USERS: But if no search results, pop-up then you'll either have to: 1.) Search Bing for, "Windows Media Player Download." OR 2.) Completely re-install Windows Vista Home Basic, Windows Vista Home Premium, Windows Vista Professional, Windows Vista Ultimate, Windows Vista Business, Windows Vista Tablet PC Edition, or Windows Vista Media Center Edition, whichever one you have.
What is the three system files required for booting?
According to CompTia's A+ guide to certification in Chapter 14 pg. 52, The 2000/XP Boot Process, the three files required to start Windows XP operating system are: NTLDR, BOOT.INI, and NTDETECT.COM. If you are using a SCSI hard drive, there's a fourth file called NTBOOTDD.SYS.
. Which one is a 'text editor' for Microsoft Windows?
. Which one is a 'text editor' for Microsoft Windows?
What Windows version had the worst 16-bit support?
I doubt there's any way to really quantify "worst." Windows NT running on non-Intel architectures could only run certain MS-DOS programs under emulation, and 64-bit versions Windows XP/Vista/7 cannot run 16-bit applications at all. 32-bit versions of Windows Vista and 7 can run 16-bit Windows applications, but MS-DOS programs are limited to text mode.
Can you run DOS versions of Lotus 1-2-3 in Windows Vista?
Most DOS applications don't run well in Windows Vista, although CLI and text-mode programs like Lotus 1-2-3 should run ok. 64-bit versions of Vista cannot run DOS applications at all. If you want to run Lotus 1-2-3 on those, try using a program like DOSBox.
