Recent content by JoeyLemor

Thanks! I have checked the Bryce website and I think it might be the one I'm looking for :)

Hi, I'm considering using 3D software to simulate backgrounds for some of my photo shoots. I'm thinking of studying Cinema 4D because they say it's one of the most intuitive 3D apps out there, but I need a 3D app that comes with lots of ready-made backgrounds/settings, so I guess ease of...

I have reset the warning dialogs in Bridge. I deleted a test file and it gave me a warning "Are you sure you want to sent [filename] to the Recycle Bin?" I chose "Yes" and I opened the Recycle Bin and the file was there. The strange thing is why didn't the file I previously deleted showing up...

Hi, I accidentally deleted a file in adobe bridge. Unfortunately, the undo button is disabled and I cannot restore the file. Is there something like a "Recycle Bin" in bridge? If I am using Version Cue, I think I could have easily restored the file in the Project folder. Unfortunately, I am not...

Thanks Lemon13, the flat cable does unplug (doesn't have a lock or anything), and I just insert it back, it's that easy. Thanks also for the info wahnula, but this is a different cable than the one I have mentioned, although both are flat. The scanner cable doesn't have its own connector at...

Hi, I am cleaning my Microtek Scanner 4800. I need to remove the scan head to clean the mirrors and lens, but I don't know if the cable connecting the head to the control board can be detached or not. Here are two pictures of the same cable, attached to the scanner head. By the way, the same...

Thanks. I think that might explain it. The capacitors discharge once a load is connected. I just wonder if these sudden discharges can cause the DC level to spike-up for a split second? I used to have a motherboard that had leaky capacitors. Could PSU unloading have been a contributing factor or...

--- have you tried just turning it off at the wall? then switching it back on and see if you get the same. also you could get a surge protector, you can get them at most hardware stores. --- The PSU power cable is plugged into a UPS, and probably the UPS already has a power surge protector...

Hi, My ATX PSU doesn't have a power switch at the back so I have to unplug the power cable when I have to work on the motherboard. I have noticed that whenever I plug in the power cable back to the electric outlet, the CPU fan whirls for a few seconds, then stops (even though I haven't...

Hi, I'm trying to find out why DNS routing doesn't always work in my network. My setup is just typical: Internet -> ISP Provider -> DSL Modem -> Wireless Router -> LAN The modem receives a dynamic address from the ISP. My DSL Modem is the DHCP server for the wireless router, while my...

i just bought the memory and it is labeled as DDR 400. To confirm, i also run a test, and the software indicated that it was indeed DDR400, and it also said that my old ram is a DDR333. Now that I have both kinds, I noticed that the DDR333 has only four chips & is only single-sided (all chips...

I agree with ski, it is possible that vendors can put the wrong labels on the memory module. The best way is to run some diagnostics in the PC as soon as I attached it to the mobo, just like cdogg says. Regarding dxdiag, it shows some useful system info but i think it does'nt indicate the...

Thanks dakota81. Is "PC3200" labeled on the chips of the memory itself or is the label only a sticker that the vendor sticks to the memory module? Utilities as suggested by ski is nice, in fact I already have one, Sisoft Sandra, thought its an old version. But I need a way to find out if it can...

Hi, I'm planning to buy a pair of ddr400. I need to know how can I figure this out by visual inspection if the memory I am going to buy is this type, and not a ddr333. I'm not sure if it is indicated in the chip itself. Thanks.

whenever I write something inside a <textarea> form element, after i press &quot;enter&quot; in the keyboard, the characters in the next line are not passed on to the querystring. I've tried both &quot;<form method=post>&quot; and &quot;<form method=get&quot;> but it doesn't show up either way...