Is this good?

Just wondering if this result is good or not!
Download speedachieved during the test was - 6084 Kbps
For your connection, the acceptable range of speeds is 600-7150 Kbps.
Additional Information:
Your DSL Connection Rate :8096 Kbps(DOWN-STREAM), 448 Kbps(UP-STREAM)
IP Profile for your line is - 6500 Kbps

Not too bad at all, maybe able to squeeze a higher profile but without knowing line stats not able to tell if you are getting the most out of your line - http://www.kitz.co.uk/adsl/IPprofile.htm
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tgs6164 wrote:
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Purchase a couple of these when they go on sale.
Start burning all the photos onto DVDs.
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M7301 VALUE OF THIS GOOD MOVEMENT IS NEGATIVE

Hi Gurus,
While doing the GR ( via IDOC ) against the PO getting an error VALUE OF THIS GOOD MOVEMENT IS NEGATIVE. The process is below
PO Created with more than 300 Items and 12 items was deleted. The PO is not GR based invoice veritifcation,
IR has been done for the items.
We are using inbound delivery to update the Purchase order. Later based on the Inbound delivery GR need to done.
Not manual GR, 3 PL sends the file and in SAP it updates the GR against the inbound delivery.
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I checked all of the aspects likeOSS note 773515 we are using 4.7 version.
Regards,
Yuva

What is the Movement type you are using?

Sales order (SOBKZ = &1) is not provided for this goods movement the messag

Dear Friends,
I have created one subcontracting PO based on a sales order, so the order is belonging to special stock...
Now i got a below error when i transfer the stock to subcontractor against this PO through MB1B but it likes as warning msg(in Yellow) but i can't post this transaction.
Sales order (SOBKZ = &1) is not provided for this goods movement the message no is M7374
Kindly help me how to over come from this?
please note that as per the system suggesion i go to Define Attributes of System Messages for changing the message type from E to W. But i can't find this kind of message type in that list.
regards,
sathes

Hi,
Subcontracting for Sales Order Stock: -
Purpose: - Subcontracting is also possible in conjunction with sales order stocks. The subcontracting orders are account-assigned to a sales order. Thus, the components are not transferred (using a transfer posting) to the "stock of material provided to vendor" but are directly withdrawn from the sales order stock the time of the goods receipt. The material manufactured is also posted to the sales order stock.
The cost of subcontracting is then debited to the sales order.
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Features: -
Withdrawal from Stock of Mat. Provided or Sales Order: -
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In the MRP view of the material master record (MRP 4)
In the explosion types for the BOM item (in Customizing for Production in the step Basic Data -> Bill of Material -> Item Data -> Define explosion types )
Configuring the explosion types has priority over the configuration in Inventory Management.
If the indicator is set at Collective requirements only (2), the materials are withdrawn from the stock of material provided to vendor. If this indicator is set any other way, the system withdraws materials from sales order stock.
Refer following link;
[Subcontracting for Sales Order Stock and Project Stock|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp60_sp/helpdata/en/4d/4b9036dfe4b703e10000009b38f889/frameset.htm]

Check out this good free software to document your IT infrastructure

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Is this good or bad programming?

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Just trying to learn as I go along what is good programming in Labview and what is not. Any advice gratefully recieved.
The subvi's just call a dll.
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Attachments:
K8055 8 CH Digital Signal Control.vi ‏122 KB

Hello therealkilkenny,
some comments:
1) In the inner case statements you always have a "Set Channel" and a "Clear Channel" in the true/false cases with the same channel number wired to it. Why not make a subvi that has two inputs: channel number and a boolean flag (Set/Clear). Then your main vi only uses one subvi and in this subvi you make the difference between "Set Channel" and "Clear Channel". Btw. most times the difference between a Set and a Clear operation is only the parameter of a given command. Why not join those two vi to one and send only the right command to your DAQ device? (Example: A device needs the command F0 to clear a channel and F1 to set a channel. Then I make a vi with a boolean input, wire this input to "format into string" with format strin "F%b" and send the resulting string. It's easy to program and to debug.)
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5) Have a look at "LabView Development Guidelines", it should have come with your Labview installation. (Chapter 6, "wiring")
Hope this helps,
GerdW
Best regards,
GerdW
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Is this good or bad?

I've been a BT Customer for about 6 years now ... just got my Home Hub 3, to replace my 2.0 Hub.
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1.09 Mbps
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Fast
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28 / 33
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0 / 0
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Is this good usage? i just want to make sure

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i do want to note that i have been using my iphone none stop since i unplugged it.
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There is no such thing as "good" or "average" usage.
Does the battery life meet your needs, if it does, dont' worry about it.
If it doesn't, a search of the forums will reveal dozens if not hundreds of postings about battery life.

Is this good for ipod video screens?

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Is This Good Enough To Run Logic?

Hey all,
Just joined here, and I'm loving the amount of information on here, makes a very good read during lunch break
Right, here's my scenario, hopefully some of you seasoned Mac'ers can help me out with this one.
A friend of mine just told me a friend of theirs (blah blah) has a G4 PowerMac for sale, which is the one with two CPU's clocked at approximately 800MHz, and she's upgraded the RAM to 3GB. I'm not sure what OS version is on it, but it does already have Logic Pro 8 installed on it. Is it really good enough for speedy editing, or will I be waiting ages for it to convert and process stuff?
Thanks in advance, I appreciate all help given

Hi Minimoke, and a warm welcome to the forums!
Looks like it might be painfully slow...
http://support.apple.com/kb/SP533
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Is this good ram for a K8N Diamond Plus?

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16820145486
Brand-CORSAIR
Series-XMS
Model:TWINX2048-3200
Type:184-Pin DDR SDRAM
Capacity:2GB (2 x 1GB)
Speed:DDR 400 (PC 3200)
Cas Latency:3
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ECC:No
Registered/Unbuffered:Unbuffered
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And how would I go about Overclocking this ram?

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Search the forum for memory. There are alot of threads on this.
Also post a sig with your components. I know your building a rig, but we like to see what you have and where your going when we are answering questions.
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Is this good or bad compared to yours

okay I finally made an effort to get some actual stats and am wondering if this is normal and how you compare
I picked my phone off of full charge early this morning.. usage stats were back to zero (no I didnt drain it)
I have had four and a half hours of phone calls.. no wi fi or blue tooth.. also no Ipod on either. I have had 12 hours of standby.. and now my battery is giving me the 20% warning... also no autocheck on email...
brightness auto is off as well and brightness is about 30%.. thanks for your input
I am wondering if I have an issue or not..

that is what helps me... for me this is normal.. for the average person I am not sure what is.. so I keep reading about battery life but it comes down to usage.
granted my razor handled this a little better but it also didnt have all the bells and whistles this does. I am going to monitor it the next few days,.. see where it lands.. this maybe part of our battery problems
OH and I read on another site I am supposed to have a glowing battery upon charged.. mine doesn't glow but it looks full and has the plug.. anyone else see a glow??

Is this good enough, or is professional hosting necessary?

Hi, I'm going to launch a site some time in the future, and is thinking about server.
My internetconnection is 1/1 mbit, with my stepfathers machine doing p2p all day all night, and my brothers all evening, don't know the exact upload for those two, though, but you might get the picture. The machine I have in mind to run the server on is a 1ghz AMD64 machine with 512mb's of RAM.
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Is this setup suited for my goal, or will I need to rent some professional hosting?
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Is this good? (RAM test)

sandra screen:
i can't compare it as you can see, i get N/A :(
don't know why, but maybe someone else can tell me how im doing for an Nforce2 system
i would like to know how this is compared with a Intel Pentium 4 system.

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Originally posted by nate128
we would need the specs of your machine, as well as what version of sandra you're running...
i will explane more
ok, i had 512MB kingston value RAM (2x256mb). and i bought another 512 MB value ram, so now i have 2x256+512=1GB of RAM
Someone told me to set my ram on:
CAS# latency 3.0
RAS# to CAS# delay 3
RAS# precharge 3
cicle time (tras): 11
that worked fine! but now with the other 512MB my pc crashed (only one time, but i have the extra ram only one day)
so i was wondering, maybe i have to set it to:
CAS# latency 3.0
RAS# to CAS# delay 4
RAS# precharge 4
cicle time (tras): 11
But what is the difference? will it be more stable? and will it be slower? and where can i see how mutch slower it will be? (is there a banchmark for it?)
right now i think i will hold it at 3-3-3-11 and see if it crashes some more.
but maybe someone can tell me what i can do best.
bye the way, here is some more info about the 2 difference RAM chips:
Quote
THE 256 MB RAM CHIP: KVR400X64C3/256
tC (min/max)---------5ns / 8ns
tRC--------------------60ns
tRFC-------------------70ns
tRAS-------------------40ns / 70ns
Voltage----------------+2.6V
Power dissip-----------.3.224W
THE 512 MB RAM CHIP: KVR400X64C3A/512
tC (min/max)-----5ns / 10ns
tRC-----------------55ns
tRFC----------------70ns
tRAS----------------40ns / 70ns
Voltage-------------+2.6V
Power dissip 2.184W

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