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Useful Windows Run Command Full List

hold windows key and press 'R' All Windows run commands A: Accessibility Controls – access.cpl Accessibility Wizard – accwiz Add Hardware Wizard- hdwwiz.cpl Add/Remove Programs – appwiz.cpl Administrative Tools – control admintools Adobe Acrobat (IF IT’S INSTALLED)- acrobat Adobe Designer(IF IT’S INSTALLED)- acrodist Adobe Distiller (IF IT’S INSTALLED)- acrodist Adobe Image Ready (IF IT’S INSTALLED)- imageready Adobe Photoshop (IF IT’S INSTALLED) – photoshop Automatic Updates – wuaucpl.cpl B: Basic  Media Player  - mplay32 Bluetooth Transfer Wizard – fsquirt C: Calculator – calc Certificate Manager – certmgr.msc Character Map - charmap Check Disk  Utility  – chkdsk Clipboard Viewer – clipbrd Command Prompt – cmd Command.com - command Component Services – dcomcnfg Compare files - comp Computer Management – compmgmt.msc Control Panel – control Create a shared folder wizerd – shrpubw D: Date and Time Properties – timedate.cpl DDE Shares

Media and Topologies

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The following logical or physical Network Topologies given a schematic diagram or description: Ethernet Networks In the diagram below you will see two Ethernet configurations. On the left the computers are connected together with a single cable coming from the router/switch, this is called a bus or thin Ethernet configuration. In bus Topologies, all computers are connected to a single cable or "trunk or backbone", by a transceiver either directly or by using a short drop cable. All ends of the cable must be terminated, that is plugged into a device such as a computer or terminator. Most bus Topologies use coax cables.  The number of computers on a bus network will affect network performance, since only one computer at a time can send data, the more computers you have on the network the more computers there will be waiting send data. A line break at any point along the trunk cable will result in total network failure. Computers on a bus only listen for data be

A VoIP Terminator

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A  VoIP terminator  is one who takes VoIP calls off internet and delivers them to PSTN phones. Therefore, selection of a terminating partner that can transmit your calls to their destinations with better quality is also vitally important. While selecting a terminator, following different issues should be considered to provide better-quality service. Number of calls managed simultaneously by the network The alternate way to transfer the call to it desired destination in case of any fault/failure occurred in the network Supported CODECs for coding and encoding purposes Overall setup of the network The protocol used by the termination network In telecommunications services, emerging use of VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) and other services (like VOD, IPTV etc.) has made QoS monitoring an essential element for high-quality service. It is used to monitor the quality of a network in terms of transmission, error rate and other characteristics that can be

Folding Text Effect Tutorial

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This tutorial will help for the general and advance user's who will design with folding text effects with the help of Adobe Illustrator CS 10 Step 01 First, create a 700by300px document. Start with the background. Select the Rectangle Tool(M), create a 700x300px shape and fill it with the radial gradient shown in the image below. Lock this shape. Step 02 Select the Type Tool(T) and add your text. Use the Impact font then follow all the other properties shown in the Character pallete (image #1). Select this new text and go to Object > Expand. Fill the resulting shapes with white and place them in the middle of your art board. Step 03 Next, you need to cut some small shapes from these letters. Pick the Pen Tool(P) and create some paths like image #1. Select them along with the letters then click on the Divide button from the Pathfinder pallet  Create a new layer, name it “LETTER SHAPES” and move the shapes filled with white (from image #2) inside.