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How to Design Simple VB Conversion Form
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Code for Temperature
Conversion Form Button(Result)
Private Sub Command1_Click()If Option1.Value = False And Option2.Value = False ThenMsgBox "Select Measurement", vbOKOnly, "Error"ElseIf Option1.Value = True Thentempout.Text = (Temptext * 9 / 5) + 32tempmeasur.Text = "Fahrenheit"ElseIf Option2.Value = True Thentempout.Text = (Temptext - 32) * 5 / 9tempmeasur.Text = "Celsius"End IfEnd Sub ...
Monday, October 7, 2013
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Plants And Zombies
Plants And Zombies
Grow plants to protect from zombies.
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Thursday, September 5, 2013
Adding a computer to Active Directory
Earlier, I showed you how to
add users to your
Active Directory domain. This tutorial will focus on how to add
computers. This step is not "really" necessary for workstation
computers - at least, I was able to add a Windows XP machine to my domain
without adding the computer name first. This is section is really for
looking at which computers join, and allow other servers to join as DC's,
etc. I will show you how to add the computer using "Active Directory
Users and Computers", then in other tutorials, I will demonstrate how to
add a Windows
2000 computer and Windows XP
computer to this
domai...
Creating the first Windows Server 2003 Domain Controller in a domain
Preface:
One of the greatest
features of Windows Server 2003 is its ability to be a Domain Controller
(DC). The features of a domain extend further than this tutorial ever
could, but some of its most well known features are its ability to store user
names and passwords on a central computer (the Domain Controller) or computers
(several Domain Controllers). In this tutorial we will cover the
"promoting" (or creating) of the first DC in a domain. This
will include DNS installation, because without DNS the client computers
wouldn...
Identifying Computer Parts
1. Identify the different parts of a computer By: Pubudu Thilan
2. Outside of a computer workstation
3. Power supply plug The power source/plug that supplies the computer with power.
4. Fan The computer fan is used as a cooling device for inside of the computer.
5. Keyboard plug The plus that connects the keyboard to the computer so that you can type.
6. Mouse plug The plug that connects the mouse to the computer so that you can move around using the mouse.
7. Monitor plug The plug that connects the monitor to the hard drive to give it power.
8.
Printer plug The plug that connects the printer to the computer so that
information that needs to be printed will be transferred to the
printer.
9. Network, modem connection A network...
