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Saving and loading Photoshop actions

Saving and loading actions

Actions are automatically saved to the Actions Palette folder in the Adobe Photoshop or Adobe ImageReady CS Settings folder. If this file is lost or removed, the actions you created are lost. You can save your actions to a separate actions file so that you can recover them if necessary. You can also load a variety of action sets that are shipped with Photoshop (Photoshop).

Note: The default location of the Adobe Photoshop CS Settings folder varies by operating...
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Recover a Quick erased CD RW

 Procedure used to recover data from a quick-erased CD-RW disc

1. Make a file of exactly the size of the cdrw disc's capacity (650MB in my case).
(this step may not be needed)

2. With Nero I created a new project and added the file to it so that I have the disc filled. I gues you can also fill up the disc with other files.
The reason why I fill the disc is because I want Nero to make a session that uses the entire disc. Like I wrote earlier in this thread I experienced that my CD-Drive...
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How to Setup a Network Configuration Server

If you plan to configure certain hosts as network clients, you must configure at least one machine on your network as a network configuration server. (Refer to “Network Configuration Servers” on page 45 for an introduction.) Setting up a network configuration server involves:

   1.   Turning on the network configuration daemons:
      - in.tftpd
      - in.rarpd
      - rpc.bootparamd
   2. Editing and maintaining the network configuration files on the configuration...
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How to Configure a Host for Local Files Mode

 Become superuser and change to the /etc directory.Type the host name of the machine in the file /etc/nodename. For example, if the name of the host is tenere, type tenere in the file.Create a file named /etc/hostname.interface for each network interface. (The Solaris installation program automatically creates this file for the primary network interface.)Type either the interface IP address or the interface name in each /etc/hostname.interface file. For example, create a file named...
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Five Steps to Buying a Computer

If it's your first time buying a computer and stepping onto the computer field, finding a new upgrade from your old one, or just want another PC then this guide is great for you! Many people see buying a new piece of technology they have no knowledge about scary, especially a computer. There are so many things to take into consideration! When first heading into a PC store down the street you may get completely confusing terms by a salesperson. How much ram do you need? How much hard drive...
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