Which subscription or package is right for me?

I want to be able to send SMS to my family abroad and also want to be able to make group video call with my family. Please help me which subscription plan or package is right for me?
Must I purchase Skype credit in order to be able to send SMS to abroad in addition to my Skype Premium Subscription which is for my skype group video calling?
Can I purchase only Skype Premium for sending SMS and making group video call ?
BR
Zorgee

For roughly half the cost, and the current student discount, UNLESS you plan on doing serious video creation, your best option would be the non-Retina macbook Pro,...
....however given that option for the same price you can buy a Macbook Air which is the ONLY Mac that currently has the extremely long batt. life, Haswell processor, and 802ac wifi.
As a student its likely youll enjoy the fact that the Air is the weight (roughly) of an Ipad, but the power of the macbook Pro.
Unless you want an internal DVD burner, the non-Retina macbook pro is the ONLY Apple laptop with an internal DVD burner/player.
However an external DVD Superdrive is $79, so take all considerations into thought and make your best desired choice for what YOU want the most in a laptop.

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Which plan is right for me

I live in the US and work internatioally. I work in the middle east and the UK, would like to be able to call home to the US. Which plan is right for me.

GLD1 wrote:
I live in the US and work internatioally. I work in the middle east and the UK, would like to be able to call home to the US. Which plan is right for me.
Hello
The Unlimited USA/Canada Subscription @$2.99/month is the correct one for you. Our Subscriptions are designed to operate from any location worldwide. A few countries block outbound VoIP traffic on a temporary basis. You may find this issue in the UAE and Oman.
TIME ZONE - US EASTERN. LOCATION - PHILADELPHIA, PA, USA.
I recommend that you always run the latest Skype version: Windows & Mac
If my advice helped to fix your issue please mark it as a solution to help others.
Please note that I generally don't respond to unsolicited Private Messages. Thank you.

HT5243 It says on the "Java for Mac OS X 10.6 Update 8" pg that this download is for all users and supercedes all earlier versions. Yet to the right is says you HAVE to have 10.6.8 as a requirement. WHICH is it? Is it for all versions of 10.6 or not?

It says on the "Java for Mac OS X 10.6 Update 8" pg that this download is for all users and supercedes all earlier versions. Yet to the right is says you HAVE to HAVE 10.6.8 as a requirement. WHICH is it? Is it for all versions of 10.6 or not? Why isnt this made more clear?
And question is STILL not answered. WHICH is to be downloaded and used?
I would like an answer.

Thank you for the clarification! It is really kinda circle-speaking to state on an information page to put forth info people need in that manner. It really does add to the confusion and frustration when you need a simple,
straight answer, such as you gave, and you dont get one. Kind of like that . . other... software company....
This rabbit hole still continues, though. I'm going to ladder it out, just to see for myself:
Have: MacBookPro / 2.4 GHz/ Intel Core i5/ running OS X 10.6.3 -
Need: latest version of Java, so Flash update can be loaded;
                              (want html5 to be the standard so badly, but client wants Flash)
Attempted: Tried to find Java for Mac OS X 10.6 Update 2 on Apple website. No Joy.
        Found:   Update 2 is proper update for Mac OS X 10.6.3. Could not find download on Apple website;
                       - No Joy.
Attempted: Tried to find Java for Mac OS X 10.6 Update 8. Half Joy. Confusing, no straight info.
        Found:   In order to install update for Java, must update OS X from present 10.6.3 to 10.6.8
Attempted:   Tried to find update to OS X 10.6.3 to 10.6.8. on Apple website.
how far does the rabbit hole go?

Which packages are required for make?

I'd like to compile athcool and grabbed the source, but for the life of me, can't figure out which packages are needed for make.

Thanks for the suggestion. I got errors:
# pacman -S base-devel
base-devel package not found, searching for group...
:: group base-devel (including ignored packages):
diffutils ed gcc libtool m4 patch pkgconfig
:: Install whole content? [Y/n] y
:: group base-devel (including ignored packages):
autoconf automake make
:: Install whole content? [Y/n] y
:: group base-devel (including ignored packages):
autoconf automake bin86 bison ed fakeroot flex gcc libtool m4
make patch pkgconfig
:: Install whole content? [Y/n] y
warning: diffutils-2.8.1-5 is up to date -- reinstalling
warning: gcc-4.3.2-2 is up to date -- reinstalling
warning: pkgconfig-0.23-1 is up to date -- reinstalling
warning: automake-1.10.2-1 is up to date -- reinstalling
resolving dependencies...
looking for inter-conflicts...
Targets (14): diffutils-2.8.1-5 ed-1.1-2 gcc-4.3.2-2 libtool-2.2.6a-1
m4-1.4.12-1 patch-2.5.9-1 pkgconfig-0.23-1 autoconf-2.63-1
automake-1.10.2-1 make-3.81-3 bin86-0.16.17-3 bison-2.4.1-1
fakeroot-1.12.1-1 flex-2.5.35-1
Total Download Size: 1.59 MB
Total Installed Size: 78.50 MB
Proceed with installation? [Y/n] y
:: Retrieving packages from core-testing...
diffutils-2.8.1-5-i686 191.5K 65.8K/s 00:00:03 [#####################] 100%
ed-1.1-2-i686 45.7K 63.6K/s 00:00:01 [#####################] 100%
libtool-2.2.6a-1-i686 578.7K 121.0K/s 00:00:05 [#####################] 100%
patch-2.5.9-1-i686 54.3K 67.9K/s 00:00:01 [#####################] 100%
pkgconfig-0.23-1-i686 49.9K 62.7K/s 00:00:01 [#####################] 100%
:: Retrieving packages from core...
bin86-0.16.17-3-i686 54.5K 210.0K/s 00:00:00 [#####################] 100%
bison-2.4.1-1-i686 427.0K 52.3K/s 00:00:08 [#####################] 100%
fakeroot-1.12.1-1-i686 52.7K 99.6K/s 00:00:01 [#####################] 100%
flex-2.5.35-1-i686 176.0K 57.1K/s 00:00:03 [#####################] 100%
checking package integrity...
(14/14) checking for file conflicts [#####################] 100%
error: could not prepare transaction
error: failed to commit transaction (conflicting files)
/usr/info/dir exists in both 'diffutils' and 'make'
make: /usr/info/dir exists in filesystem
Errors occurred, no packages were upgraded.
Last edited by graysky (2009-02-17 01:44:04)

Which display driver package do I need for Nvidia Quadro NVS 110m?

Hi there,
I'm new to (Arch) Linux and was wondering which display driver package I need. I have a Dell Latitude D620 with a "nvidia quadro nvs 110m".
In the Arch Linux beginners guide it says:
1. nvidia-96xx slightly newer cards up to the GF 4.
2. nvidia-173xx Geforce FX series cards
3. nvidia newest GPUs after the GF FX
Consult the NVIDIA-Homepage to see which one is for you.
But on the NVIDIA-Homepage it says:
The GeForce M series and GeForce Go series notebook GPUs use drivers that have been customized by the notebook manufacturers to support hot key functions, power management functions, lid close and suspend/resume behavior. NVIDIA has worked with some notebook manufacturers to provide notebook-specific driver updates, however, most notebook driver updates must come from the notebook manufacturer.
And they just forward me to Dell Support which obviously neither offers a linux driver nor linux driver information for the D620.
So which of the three packages do I have to install?
Are these packages open-source drivers? Do I need proprietary nvidia drivers to get full 3D-performance?
Does anybody have experience with the D620?
Although I'm new to Linux and I like the KISS idea behind Arch Linux, I still want to have all that Compiz Fusion eye candy. I also want to play a few games which need 3D performance (once I'm familiar with wine). ;-)
Thanks in advance for your help,
Blackhole
Last edited by blackhole (2008-12-14 10:22:05)

Thanks a lot.
Final question: How does Arch Linux deal with license issues? If the nvidia package includes the original nvidia drivers linked above, doesn't that cause any legal/moral problems? Like in Ubuntu for example they always point out that it's proprietary software you're gonna install when enabling the nvidia drivers.
Just wondering...

How do I find out which battery is right for my mac pro 13 inch Processor 2.4 GHz Intel Core i5 late 2011 model

how do I find out which battery is right for my mac pro 13 inch Processor 2.4 GHz Intel Core i5 late 2011 model

You could try ringing apple and seeing if they will give you a model number for the battery and then find one on google. Or you may even be able to order one from apple themselves.
They have support numbers for all over the world, in case you don't have the number you need, this is the support number website with all the numbers all over the world:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HE57?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US

Which subscription is best for a non profit organization (with limited funds) who needs CC for 1 day a week for maybe 2 or 3 months?

Which subscription is best for a non profit organization (with limited funds) who needs CC for 1 day a week for maybe 2 or 3 months?

Hi sonnetje,
Kindly go through Creative Cloud pricing and membership plans | Adobe Creative Cloud
If you need it for 2-3 months please check of month-to-months plan as the Annual membership comes with a contact and there would be an early termination fee attached to it. which is 50% of the remaining months.
For more info check the below mentioned link.
Link : Cancel your membership or subscription | Creative Cloud
Thanks,
Atul Saini

I have an ExportPDF subscription under an old account for which the email does not exist anymore and I have forgotten the password. Therefore I cannot reset the password. I hav created a new Adobe account so how do I get the subscription for ExportPDF m

I have an ExportPDF subscription under an old account for which the email does not exist anymore and I have forgotten the password. Therefore I cannot reset the password. I have created a new Adobe account so how do I get the subscription for ExportPDF moved to the new account?

Hi lgmmo,
I think your best best to get this resolved is to contact Adobe Customer Care. Here's the contact info: Contact Customer Care.
A quick Chat session should get you fixed up.
Please let us know if you have additional questions.
Best,
Sara

I bought an album, and actually a pretty expensive one, listening through it i find out that some tracks have defective parts, which i couldntidentify in the sample before purchase, do i have a right for compensation?

I bought an album, and actually a pretty expensive one, listening through it i find out that some tracks have defective parts, which i couldntidentify in the sample before purchase, do i have a right for compensation?

Go here:
http://www.apple.com/support/itunes/contact/
and follow the instructions to report the issue to the iTunes Store.
Regards.

Unsure of which software update is right for my computer.

I am using an early version of the MacBook (black). I want to update my software so that I can run the latest version of iTunes, but I don't think that my MacBook can run Mountain Lion. Which software update would be best for me?

The Early 2006 model 1,1 Core Duo can only run a maximum of 10.6 Snow Leopard.
The models Late 2006 Core 2 Duos 2,1 through Early 2008 4,1 can only run a maximum of 10.7 Lion.
The Late 2008 model 5,1 Aluminum Unibody through the Mid 2010 White Unibody model 7,1 can run 10.8 Mountain Lion.
To see which model you have go to the Apple in the upper left corner and select About This Mac, then click on More Info. When System Profiler comes up check the Model Identifier.

Is Arch Linux right for me?

Arch seems like a pretty awesome distro, and I think I would like it a lot. But is it right for me?
I was first introduced to Linux and Unix-based systems last summer when I took a course at my local community college. Since then, I have installed Ubuntu on my HP laptop. In the past months, I have learned and taught myself a lot about the way linux works: downloading and installing software, Unix command line prompt, etc.
Ubuntu is a fantastic distro for linux beginners, but I feel like I'm ready to take the next step and I'm always itching to see a little more of what goes on behind the scenes. I read a guide on Arch over at LifeHacker and skimmed the "Getting Started" guide on Arch Wiki and I generally understood everything that was going on; nothing seemed way over my head. So I think I could handle Arch. What do you guys think?
If you think I should take Arch for a spin, is it practical to install it as my main OS on my main machine? Should I dual-boot it next to Ubuntu or similar? I am planning on building a PC this summer and am currently debating over which OS to use; Arch is a main candidate. My main uses for this computer will be surfing the net, listening to music (integration with my iPod would be great), a little video editing, some casual gaming, and general programming/tinkering with my computer.
I know y'all probably get a lot of these but I appreciate your feedback.

Check out the Beginner's Guide and The Arch Way in the wiki. It's important to note that what really distinguishes Arch from most other distros is that it isn't a distro in the most common sense of the term. Ubuntu, Fedora, SuSE, Sabayon, Mandriva, PCLOS, etc. have graphical installers that pre-configure everything for you; the choices are made for you, and you'll have to work around anything you don't find to your liking. You can easily add and remove programs, but always limited by what they've provided: packages that are patched in order to work in the way they've deemed appropriate, and an init system that's opaque to users (remember the fuss over certain graphics drivers not rendering Plymouth splashes correctly? I've never had that issue in Arch). Arch, on the other hand, is essentially a set of tools--the Arch Installation Framework, a couple init scripts, about six config files (give or take), repos, the ABS tree, the kernel and a package manager--that allow a user to craft their own operating system to their liking. A couple of the things I just mentioned are even optional as it is; at least three of those config files have never been touched by me, as I don't need them. Combine this sense of freedom and control with the DIY philosophy (which I find empowering as well, but hell--I enjoy research, learning and problem solving) and the close-knit community, and you've got my favorite distro. Ultimately, it's the choices of the developers that make a distro what it is; the software--at least in principle--rarely changes. In the case of Arch, most everything comes straight from upstream, goes in the testing repo briefly, then ends up in the standard repo, only altered if deemed necessary for security or basic functionality.
I left Ubuntu after switching to KDE and finding Kubuntu not to my liking; I also found that many of the "conveniences" of Ubuntu (and the 9-12 other distros I tried afterward) just got in the way. For example, why use the Ubuntu USB Startup Disk Creator or Unetbootin when "dd" is faster and easier? How much frustration could I have avoided installing the Catalyst driver in Ubuntu or SuSE if I'd done so manually (with a number of console commands I can count on one hand) rather than mess around with a GUI, thus knowing exactly what I did wrong? To me, it just seems better to start with what I absolutely need and build up piecemeal, rather than add a bunch of crap I don't need/want/even know is there in the first place and hide it all behind extra GUI's, then try and pick it apart. Ultimately, you make Arch what you want it to be. No one can tell you if it's right for you, or if you should install it (there are rare cases where folks here would flat-out say "No," but yours doesn't seem to be one of 'em ). Check out those wiki articles I mentioned; if it seems like something that interests you, give it a whirl!

Bpf - package access rights

Dear Xperts,
i have created a bpf templete say bpf1 & created instance say my process.
there are 5 companies for consolidation,for specific user say user1 i have given right of comapny xyz only.
bpf runs correctly by showing only company xyz in bpf web main menu for user1.
problem is when i run a package,in criteria selection box requiring to select entity,time,category etc details for running package,it shows all 5 company in entity selection box. so user1 is in position to run package for other company for which it does not have right.
so can anyone tell me how to greyout entity selection box so that user1 can run only company xyz or is there any way i can set access rights while running package in criteria selection box.also i m working on nw 7.5 version
thanks
kashyap.

Dear Raju,
i have given secondry admin rights to user1 with bpf excution tasks .
i was able to allow access to this user only to one company by mentioning his domain name in owner property of entity dimension.
do i need to make any further changes?
thanks
kashyap.

Which XI Content packages do I have to import to ESB

Hello,
we want to use a web service from SWCV SAP APPL 6.05 with PI 7.1 .
For this we imported package "XI CONTENT SAP APPL 6.05" into PI ESB.
When we try to create matching outbound interface for the service we want to use,
we get an error message
"Software component version SAP_BS_FOUNDATION 702 cannot be analysed. SWCV ID: 36054c80... does not exist in Enterprise Service Repository and System Landscape Directory"
Do we have to import the related package "XI CONTENT SAP_BS_FOUND 702" and any further underlying SWCV into ESB too?
If yes, is there a special sequence of the packages for importing?
thanks
Roland

That's not a good idea. Usually such applications expect to find their additional content files in a specific location. Consider moving other data to the external drive to clear up space. Or simply install OS X just on the SSD, then change the location of your Home folder to another drive to which you have copied your entire Home folder. After which you can remove the data content in the Home folder on the SSD.
How to use an SSD with your HDD
If you are going to use an SSD as a boot drive together with your existing HDD as the "data" drive, here's what you can do.
After installing the SSD you will need to partition and format the SSD using Disk Utility. Then, install OS X on the SSD. After OS X has been installed boot from the SSD. Use Startup Disk preferences to set the SSD as the startup volume.
Open Users & Groups preferences. Click on the lock icon and authenticate. CTRL- or RIGHT-click on your user account listing in the sidebar and select Advanced Options from the context menu. You will see a field labeled "Home dir:" At the right end you will see a Change button. Click on it. In the file dialog locate the Home folder now located on the HDD (HDD/Users/account_name/.) Select the folder, click on Open button. Restart the computer as directed.
When the computer boots up it will now be using the Home folder located on the HDD.
Another more technical method involving the Terminal and aliases is discussed in depth here: Using OS X with an SSD plus HDD setup - Matt Gemmell. This is my preferred approach because I can select which of the Home's folders I want on the HDD and which I don't want. For example, I like to keep the Documents and Library folders on the SSD because I access their content frequently.
Be sure you retain the fully bootable system on your HDD in case you ever need it.

Perl packaging guidelines: request for a new official policy

feature request about this here: http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/18113
*edit*
Ok, the new version of pacpan is out: http://xyne.archlinux.ca/info/pacpan
It's only in my repo for now. I'll move this version to the AUR after some feedback.
After some initial debugging (if necessary), I would like to request that the official Perl packaging guidelines be changed to recommend using pacpan as a tool to aid packaging CPAN packages. In many cases it will provide a fully working PKGBUILD by default and in those cases when it doesn't, the provided PKGBUILD will be a very good starting point. It can also be used for comparison to existing PKGBUILDs.
Packagers will find the following functions useful (please see the info page for some output examples):
pacpan --get-pkgbuilds [pkgs]
This will print out default PKGBUILDs for the specified packages. Packages may be specified with the standard pacman package names (e.g. perl-foo-bar) or with the CPAN names (e.g. Foo-Bar for a distribution, Foo::Bar for a module). Pacpan will map modules to their distributions uniquely and thus prevent package conflicts when attempting to package different modules which are in the same distrbution.
It will also provide a comprehensive provides array which will ensure dependency resolution when dealing with dependencies specified in META.yml on CPAN.
Pacpan is also able to detect depends, makedepends and optdepends for CPAN packages.
Of course this depends on the presence and correctness of the META.yml file on CPAN, but this is present for (nearly?) all active distributions.
pacpan --check-local
This will inspect local perl packages and determine if local CPAN packages are named according to the packaging guidelines. It will also determine which modules a package provided by directly matching the files owned by the package according to pacman against the modules provided by those files, including version numbers where available. This will show packagers mistakes in the package and suggest changes to correct them. There is also a function for regular users to update the provides array of perl packages in the local database to ensure dependency resolution while waiting for packagers to correct their PKGBUILDs.
Last edited by Xyne (2010-02-01 22:35:47)

The reason to include modules in the provides array is to enable finer tuning of dependencies. If the modules within a distribution ever change, there would be no need to change the depends array of all packages which had specified that distribution instead of the modules that they actually depend on. It also makes searching easier as someone who is looking for the functionality of a particular module will be able to find it via a pacman search.
If that is really an issue, then it would be trivial to remove the provides from the PKGBUILDs that the code generates. If we could strictly enforce the packaging guidelines in the official repos and the AUR then I suppose it might make sense to ignore modules completely, but I don't see how it hurts to list them in the provides array.
With the current code that I have, I think I have full module-to-distribution resolution and all PKGBUILDs generated by the code for a requested package or module map to the corresponding distribution. The pacpan rewrite is complete and I'm working on plugging the backend into bauerbill right now to handle dependency resolution, installation and makedeps removal. I hope to release the code soon (maybe today, depending on how productive I am), at which point we can really get this discussion going with a feature request on the bug tracker.

How do I use align="right" for text in a dl environment?

I use a <dl> environment to control vertical line spacing extensively (thousands of pages). Here is the objective:
But I also need to have generation numbers, e.g. "2.2.1" right aligned on a defined width page. I have tried various ways of achieving this using <div>, <span>, etc. Each has unintended consequences. The above is created using <table> in the <dt> line. But W3C validator objects every time.
Here is my script:
Or, if this is easier to read:
<dt class="type_U_XXX"><table width="720" border="0" cellpadding="0">
<tr>
    <td width="680">Johann Peter Bayer (*23.10.1716 Undenheim)</td>
    <td width="40" align="right">2.2.4</td>
</tr>
</table></dt>
<dd class="col_0">Taufpate war Johann Peter Cohn, Gau-Odernheim.</dd>
<dd class="col_0">Johann Peter Bayer war von 1751-1788 St.Albans-Hofmann in Undenheim. Er ist als "hervorragender und emsiger Mann" und als "der Hof-Peter" überliefert. Am 04.02.1744 heiratete er in Undenheim <i>Anna Catharina Dapper aus Sörgenloch</i>. Trauzeugen waren Joh. Mathäus Bayer und Joh. Peter Dapper.<br /><br /></dd>
<dt class="col_1">Kinder: (13)</dt>
<dt class="type_U_XXXsX"><table width="680" border="0" cellpadding="0">
<tr>
    <td width="640">Johann Mathäus Bayer (*03.04.1745, +02.10.1746 )</td>
    <td width="40" align="right">2.2.4/1</td>
</tr>
</table></dt>
<dd class="col_1">Taufpate war Joh. Mathäus Lahr.<br /><br /></dd>
How can I right-align the numbers in a <dl> environment? It has to be in the <dt> line, not the <dd>. Using the <dd> line indents the left margin, which is not acceptable.
Thanks for your help. Please be very explicit. Please show me the line or two of script that is needed, don't just say for example, use a <div>.

I love your use of the definition list However, nesting <table> in <dt> is obviously not good.
HTML
<dl>
        <dt>
            <div class="name">Johann Peter Bayer (*23.10.1716 Undenheim)</div>
            <div class="id">2.2.4</div>
        </dt>
        <dd>
            <p>Taufpate war Johann Peter Cohn, Gau-Odernheim.</p>
            <p>Johann Peter Bayer war von 1751-1788 St.Albans-Hofmann in Undenheim. Er ist als "hervorragender und emsiger Mann" und als "der Hof-Peter" überliefert. Am 04.02.1744 heiratete er in Undenheim <em>Anna Catharina Dapper aus Sörgenloch</em>. Trauzeugen waren Joh. Mathäus Bayer und Joh. Peter Dapper.</p>
        </dd>
        <dt>
            <div class="name">Johann Peter Bayer (*23.10.1716 Undenheim)</div>
            <div class="id">2.2.4</div>
        </dt>
        <dd>
            <p>Taufpate war Johann Peter Cohn, Gau-Odernheim.</p>
            <p>Johann Peter Bayer war von 1751-1788 St.Albans-Hofmann in Undenheim. Er ist als "hervorragender und emsiger Mann" und als "der Hof-Peter" überliefert. Am 04.02.1744 heiratete er in Undenheim <em>Anna Catharina Dapper aus Sörgenloch</em>. Trauzeugen waren Joh. Mathäus Bayer und Joh. Peter Dapper.</p>
        </dd>
</dl>
CSS
dl {
width: 720px;
dl > dt > div.name {
    float: left;
    width: 680px;
dl > dt > div.id {
    float: left;
    padding: 0 0 0 10px;
    width: 30px;
dl > dd {
    clear: left;
You may need to tweak the CSS a bit but you get the general idea.
Kenneth Kawamoto
http://www.materiaprima.co.uk/

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