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I have a iPad 1 And I want to Buy the game named " need for speed" Buy I don't have This in the Apple store, how I do for ?
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The iPad is a tablet. Not a phone. It cannot make a "direct" call as it is not equipped to do that.
Skype may serve to do something like you want, indirectly accessing conventional phones thru their exchanges, at a cost. Likewise, if your organization has Cisco VOIP infrastructure, the Cisco Jabber app can let you connect and call.

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I've installed bootcamp 4.0 on my iMac 27. Everything works superb, but for playing need for speed run or battlefield 3 I need catalyst driver 11.7 or higher. How can I update my graphics? Is there a possibility except waiting for a new bootcamp version?

I've installed bootcamp 4.0 on my iMac 27. Everything works superb, but for playing need for speed run or battlefield 3 I need catalyst driver 11.7 or higher. How can I update my graphics? Is there a possibility except waiting for a new bootcamp version?

But how do you install the drivers if Bootcamp is running interference?
Bottom line, I'ev tried to install three different versions of updated ATI driver sover the last few momnths and on each and every occassion have ended up with the original Bootcamp driver. A number of current games are unplayable on a Mac running Bootcamp as a result.
And if I can't run the software I want, then Bootcamp is as useless as boobs on a bull.

I just updated to 10.8 Mountain Lion. Now I must enter my admin password each time I attempt to access my main hard drive. How do I reverse the need for the password. It's a real PAIN!

I just updated to 10.8 Mountain Lion from 10.7.5. Now I must enter my admin password each time I attempt to access my main hard drive. How do I reverse the need for the password? It's a real PAIN!

I'd think you have a Keychain problem (Keychain storing passwords and the likes).
When you are being asked, are you offered the checkbox, "Remember this password in my Keychain"? If so, check and see if it stops asking.

How much disk space is needed for downloading trial version of adobe illustrator?

how much disk space is needed for downloading trial version of adobe illustrator?

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HT1414 how much disk space is needed for backup and restore.

i want to unlock iphone,for this how much disk space is needed for backup and restore activiti

OK... now subtract the music. That's not part of the iPhone backup. Neither are apps, but in app data is.
Why are you asking? Did you get an error? If so, then clear out some disk space.

How much memory do I need for iPhone?

Before I purchase an iPhone 4s I would like to know how much memory I might need. I will have some songs though currently I use only about 2GB on old iPod. I will no doubt have some pictures and perhaps a video and, of course, some apps though I really don't know how many. I tentatively planned to buy 16GB. My daughter is shooting for 32GB. Suggestions and guidelines? Thanks

Hi, from what you have said above, the 16GB iPhone 4S seemsmore than enough space for a user with the outlined above, bearing in mind youdo not necessarily get 16GB, as there is the operating system and otherprogrammes that use memory, for example I have a 64GB iPhone 4S and it comeswith 57.42 GB or storage.
If you purchase a 16GB and you do seem to be running out ofspace, you can always back up your data to a computer and it can be deletedfrom your phone - meaning you have more space. If you are worried about havingthis problem 32GB will probably be the best option and will be more thanenough.
Hope this helps, any further questions feel free to ask, andI will try to answer them.

How many sessions would I need for BBP?

Hi friends,
I am going to work on preparing a BBP document for Benefits implementation. Could you please guide me on how many sessions of workshops would I be needing for different components of Benefits module? I need to prepare presentations for each session. So, it would be great if you could also help me in dividing the module components into different sessions.
I have to perform these activities for PA and OM modules as well.
Your guidance would be a great help for me.
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Hi,
Preparation of blue print comes after you gather all the requirements, discuss the gaps with the clients. Gathering the requirements and mapping them to SAP will be done in series of workshops. You may have two workshops for each module and two workshops to discuss integration requirements. Once you are clear on the requirements and the Gaps, plan for a workshop on initial draft blue print discussion. This discussion would be for the design and content of the BBP. Later one workshop to present the complete blueprint to the client whci would include all the main stakeholders of all the modules. Later small changes can be made with individual discussions and go for sign off.
If you are particular abut the number of sessions, it depends on the complexity of business requirements. If the requirements are many and complex in nature, you need more sesions to understand the scenarios completely. Once you are clear with the AS IS and TO BE, preparation of BBP will become an easier task.
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How many ssl modules are needed for a redundant configuration?

Hi, apologies but I can't seem to find a definite answer for this question. I have two css 11506's set up using vip/virtual interface redundancy (active/standby). Each css 11506 has a single ssl module.
Is this adequate for ssl redundancy? I've read in this forum that if an ssl module fails, the css will reboot causing failover to the standby css so ssl connections will simply reset and as long as I have ASR set up on the back end http content, users will not notice the failover.
Am I correct in this thinking or do you recommend using two ssl modules in each css? Thinking there is that if one ssl module fails, there will still be a 2nd module to handle ssl traffic and the css's will not failover.
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-Dan

there is no need for 2 modules.
You would use 2 modules if you need more power [handle more connections].
However, your assumption is incorrect.
Nowadays, there is no device in the worl [cisco and non-cisco] that can do SSL ststeful failover.
In other words, upon failure, all SSL users will have to restart their connection.
Gilles.

How much space do I need for back up when I upgrade?

Hi All,
I'm going to upgrade to 10.8 from 10.6.8.
I have never used time machine before, but am planning to do so now to back up before upgrading.
My disc is around 600GB in total.
If all goes fine, after a few days I plan to back up again with the new osx, continue from that point making regular back ups in 10.8.
Question: Do these new back ups in 10.8 start from scratch as its a new OS, or will Time Machine just add the changes to the first one I did, like it would normally do.
The reason I ask is that I'll have no need for the 10.6.8 back up once all is installed and working fine and backed up in 10.8. So if its a fully new back up, then I'd like to delete the inital one so I'm not using 500gb of space twice.
Thanks for your help.
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If you perform an upgrade to Mountain Lion, Time Machine will carry on using the backup you started with Snow Leopard, so it will continue making incremental backups. Also, it will keep your Snow Leopard backups

How to estimate the time needed for unicode conversion

Experts:
I am going to perform an upgrade from 46C (non-unicode) to ECC6/EHP4.
In the action plan , it's hard to estimate the time needed for unicode conversion.
We do not have a sandbox to benchmark that time.
Could you please help share your experience here?
Thanks!!

Hi,
usually it is very hard to estimate a proper time.
There are some hints to get a rough feeling (SAP note 857081 and [SMP link|http://service.sap.com/~form/sapnet?_SHORTKEY=01100035870000380759&_OBJECT=011000358700001279022010E] ).
However please note that SAP highly recommends to do a Sandbox conversion - otherwise there is a high risk that the PRD conversion will take (much) longer than expected.
Best regards,
Nils Buerckel

How big a drive is needed for "Previews, Media Cache, Exports"

I've been looking at the guidelines on setting up disk drives to use Adobe and it seems common practice to put "Previews, Media Cache, Exports" all on the same drive.
Question1: If I set my Cache Disk to this in the Preferences, does it take care of sending all these things to the one hard drive or do I have to in every Adobe program specify location for Previews, one for Media Cache, and one for Exports?
Question2: How big of a drive is reasonable to use only for "Previews, Media Cache, Exports"?

While Jim is not wrong, I am rather pleased with my new setup.
Just for reference, I have:
SSD for my boot drive.
Two 2TB drives as a RAID0 for my media
Two 2TB drives as a RAID0 for cache. I put my Windows paging file on here also.
One 2TB drive for finished product, the My Documents folders and all of my editing resources like lower thirds, backgrounds, etc.
You could reduce the drive size to 1TB or less to save money and get the same results.
I am tied for third place in the Disk I/O category on http://PPBM5.com among CS6 users. (#2 ranking of all CS6 users) So, while I like Jim's idea of even more disks for all of the different categories of storage requirements (using RAID0 for media and cache like I do) there is a limit to how much money most people have. Mine works great. I don't see a bottleneck (except with RED footage which would force a different RAID configuration and a lot more space if I ever had to use it for more than a quick test). I should point out that my drives are pretty empty. And brand new. It helps with the spped.

How many gigs will I need for a LG G3 phone?

I just purchased a G3 phone. I only signed up for 1/2 gig of data because I will only be using the phone for talking and occasional texting. I won't use the internet at all. (And won't be using any apps, email or anything.) Somebody advised me that 1/2 gig will not be enough -- that I will need 2 gigs -- even if I'm not using internet. They said that data is constantly being used, every time I use the phone. Is this true? Will I need to update to 2 gigs? Any opinions or advice on this will be greatly appreciated. Thank You.

I'm confused as to why you would upgrade to a smartphone with no intention to use the Internet features. There are many wonderful apps out there that keep you informed (most newspapers, radio stations, tv stations have apps), help you keep track of your personal finances (credit cards, bank accounts, etc), navagation apps (no need for a separate gps anymore!), share files, etc. Even fun things like Shazam, where you hear a song and you just need to know who's performing it!
1 GB should be fine for light users. I use Chrome a lot and watch some videos, plus I am always reading the newspapers online and checking twitter, instagram, etc. I have trouble connecting to Xfinity wifi hotspots with my G3, and I am not constantly around places that offer wifi.
Just make sure you have the phone set to only update apps over wifi. And restrict background data on apps as well. That should eliminate a lot of phantom/unnecessary data usage.
I use about 5GB a month. People on unlimited plans who are streaming lots of music and video and transferring files can use hundreds of GBs a month.
Have fun with your new phone! Check out Google Play and download some apps. You can always turn mobile data on and off from the settings menu as you like.

How many hard drives are needed for optimizing Premiere Pro performance?

My work just setup a Mac Pro with a 250 gig ssd and Premiere Pro CC, After Effects CC. I can only hookup external drives with the Mac Pro. What is the minimum number of drives needed for video, audio previews etc...

Note the real-world sustained transfer rates on externals ... eSATA definitely a HUGE preference over USB3.
Hmmm ... surely they can spring for a second internal? One of the other options that would be spendier but fast for having all your material on "one" drive is a RAID of SSD drives, but needs to be large ones. Even just a second internal HDD and an external eSATA would be a big uptick over a single drive.

How many channels should i need for my 10 pieces of thermocouple?

1.i need test 10 pieces of thermocouples at one time,so how many channels do i need? are 8 channels enough(SCXI-1112) of i must use 32 channel(SCXI-1102)?
2.I only need test 3 LVDT signals and 3 strain guage signal(must full bridge),do you have 4 channels' LVDT module and 4 channels' Strain/bridge module(full bridge)?
3.if i hug all these sensors to the signal conditioning,does that mean my DAQ should have at least 16 Analog inputs,beside do you have 12-bit DAQ?

dittoit,
1. If you need to measure 10 thermocouples, then you will need at least that many differential channels. So the 1102 would be best.
2. The current LVDT module we offer is the 1540 which has 8 Channels as does the 1520 which is the best strain gauge module.
3. The measurements from the SCXI Chassis will normally be multiplexed to one channel on the DAQ card. Any of our E-Series (except the Basic DAQ) will control. Our E-Series card can be either 12-bit or 16-bit.

How much ram do i need for serious video editing?

early 2008 2X2.8 Quad Core Intel Xeon Mac Pro, with 8 GB RAM (8X1GB sticks), 2 @ 1.5 TB hard drives +. Use Final Cut Express for video editing. CS4 for typical daily workflow. How much RAM do i really need to make this a powerhouse video editor?

To make any 'good' recommendations it would be helpful to know what you are editing - DV, SD, HD? That is a big factor in determining specifications.
If you do more than one stream of HD, you will eventually want an external video drive solution from CalDigit, Dulce, Promax, G-RAID, or any of the others you see on the side. And it also depends on what 'flavor' of HD - I doubt your running 1920x1080 uncompressed 10-bit HD off of one drive. an external RAID array might seem like overkill. Generally, the advantages are increased speed (necessary for dealing with uncompressed, high-res footage) and redundancy so you don't lose everything if a single drive dies.
Get AJA System Test to test the speed of your logical drives so you can get an estimate of what you are looking at.
You really DON'T want your OS and programs on the same drive as your media files. It'll cause performance bottlenecks and all kinds of grief.
Those WD 10K 300-600GB drive is perfect for your OS, applications, and swap files. That's ALL that you want to have on it, and add one or even two faster drives as a RAID 0 pair for more speed and space. Get at least one 7200RPM drive for video/graphics/etc.
For your video storage:
The hard drives you mentioned are fine for standard definition video. However, if you want to edit high definition or otherwise have complex / advanced ideas for your projects, you'll need something with higher read rates than just those single drives. This gets pricey, so depending on what you're intending to do, may not be appropriate for you.
During video CAPTURE your hard disks need to be able to write at a speed meeting or exceeding that video data stream. If other programs use the same disk you are saving too, then you have and increased change of missed writes to the drive. That is why they suggest having a seperate set of disks for capture. Not a bad idea.
*Strip size*
should be => 128K, I would use 256K. More importaint is cluster size. The default is 8 K which is good for the operating system plus programs as over 50% of the files are =< than 8K. For large files (is dot VOB can be 1 gig) it is not the best. When you write a large file each clustter contains a pointer to the next cluster that is to be read. I used 32K, or 64 K (at work so not sure) cluster size for my disk containing Pitures and video. The size of the file allocation table is also reduced by using the larger cluster size.
Back in 2007, this is what was recommended:
<a class="jive-link-external-small" href="http://">http://www.manifest-tech.com/mediapc/pc_syshd.htm
Compressor can do virtual clusters (you need at lest 2GB/core of RAM.
Apple Final Cut Pro
http://forums.creativecow.net/applefinalcutpro?view=s
Basics
http://forums.creativecow.net/applefinalcutbasics?view=s
Compressor - doesn't hold up well.
http://forums.creativecow.net/thread/20/865329
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http://forums.creativecow.net/thread/200/888050
Final Cut Studio
http://discussions.apple.com/category.jspa?categoryID=123

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