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Wikipedia is a website, not a book or application. You can actually download it for offline reading BUT in is multiple Terabytes in size and I have never heard of a kindle that could hold even a fraction of that much data. On the off chance you have such a creature, this is the info on how to download Wikipedia ...
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Hi Thomas

Pair usually refers to "Pairing" bluetooth devices.
The trouble is... Bluetooth is a slow medium for movie transfer and is limited to around 10 meters (yards)
I used to use an adapter which plugged in to the iPad and the HDMI cable plugged in to the other side of the adapter. Then the HDMI was connected to a Digital TV HDMI input.
But that was way back on iPad 1. (2009)
Now days it's a lot easier.
Simply swipe up from the screens bottom. That reveals the AirPlay icon if you are using the $69 Apple TV2. The ATV is connected to the HDTV via a HDMI cable. Simple & works Great!

An App called Air Video HD on the Tablet allows you to choose a Hard Drive Video File for play back on your HDTV.
The Air Video HD developer provides a free piece of Server software for installation on the computer. This is used to point to the Movie files and serves video to HDTV via the App.

I just noticed you didn't mention which tablet you have, so I guess the above would only apply with iPad. Android would take a different approach depending on what version your using and what hardware platform you have.

Good Luck



Air Video HD Now with multitasking and PiP support on the App Store
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iPad 4th generation Technical Specifications

Clayton,

Without regard for modern environmental standards... RoHS, EPA, etc... hazardous materials and the inherent ENVIRONMENTAL (+) impact of FIXING...
over THROWING AWAY:

The answer would of course be 60/40 small gauge lead/tin rosin core (63/37... close enough)...

but since it would be politically incorrect to help...

BLAH, BLAH blah...(you know).

Hope this helps... Now don't let me catch you ingesting that MOTHERBOARD.

ALSO...

Don't forget to wear that ANTI-STATIC wrist-strap ... WHEN mis-HANDLING all your electronic devices

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Maybe you need to re set your tablet. Press and holed down the
power button. At the same time keep tapping the volume button up sound several times. When your tablet turns on, you can release both. Good luck

Hi
I find your question very interesting, and also your WiFi support comment, because in 18 years of IT consultancy and troubleshooting I have never come across a changing mac address.
The mac address is
"a unique identifier assigned to network interfaces for communications on the physical network segment. MAC addresses are used as a network address for most IEEE 802 network technologies, including Ethernet and WiFi."
The emphasis here is on "unique" and all network adaptors I have come across - ethernet or WiFi have had a fixed mac address. Are you sure they didn't mean IP address, as this is supplied by the router/access point via a DHCP server, and can change according to the access requirements of the router/access point.
If you go here:
MAC address Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
you can learn a lot more about mac addresses.
Hope this is helpful, if so would you please register that with Fixya
Cheers

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_HTTP_status_codes


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hi there... factory setting make everything fade!!! u just need to check out the app store and get the <i downloader> application(its free)

There's several things that could be the cause here. I'm going to assume that you're plugging the tablet into the PCs USB port with the standard charging/data cable that came with your tablet.

Easy Solutions:

1. You might have a bad cable. Try a different cable, if you have one.
2. Your USB port might be bad - try plugging into a different USB port. If you're plugged into the front of the PC, try the ones on the back. Also try plugging a different device into the USB port that you were having trouble with - does the other device work in that port? If so, your USB port is OK.
3. Go into the Settings app on your tablet. Select Storage and tap the menu (three dots in the upper right corner). Select USB Computer Connection from the menu. There will be two choices here: Media Device (MTP) and Camera (PTP). Try unchecking whatever one is checked and checking the other one. Unplug your tablet and plug it back into the PC.

More Challenging Solutions:

1. You might not have the proper drivers for your PC to recognize your tablet. Samsung makes a software package for your PC to communicate with your PC called Kies. You can download Kies here: http://www.samsung.com/us/kies/ Download it and install it. Then plug your tablet into your PC and it should find it.
2. There are other ways to transfer files between your PC and your tablet, some of them are really easy, some not so much. The easiest is the Dropbox app. Download the app from the Google Play store - it is free. Create a free account and sign in. Then on your PC go to www.dropbox.com and download their free Windows program. Install it and sign in with the same account info that you used on your tablet. This creates a shared space out on the Internet. Anything that you put in your dropbox folder will automatically get put in your dropbox folder on your PC. On your tablet you can look at what is in the dropbox folder and choose whether or not you want to copy it to your tablet. You can also upload files from your tablet to the dropbox folder (automatically putting them on your PC).
3. Another way to transfer things between your tablet and your PC is the AirDroid app. You can download it from the Google Play store - it is free. When you use it on your tablet, it will give you a web address on your local WiFi. Go over to your PC and open a browser, go to that address and you can communicate directly with your tablet over WiFi. You can copy files, add and delete thigns, and all sorts of other functions. AirDroid is very useful.

I suggest you download OpenOffice instead. (Unless you need MS Office 2007 to use in a school/college environment, of course. Where everyone is using MS Office 2007, and you are learning about MS Word)

1) Anything generated on a computer with MS Office, can be used on a computer with OpenOffice.

2) Anything generated on a computer with OpenOffice, can be used on a computer with MS Office.

3) There is no learning curve per se.
The userface of OpenOffice is VERY similar to MS Office.
OpenOffice example of Word is Writer.

Information about OpenOffice on Wikipedia,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenOffice

OpenOffice homepage,

http://www.openoffice.org/

Screenshots of OpenOffice programs,

http://why.openoffice.org/why_great.html

OpenOffice is free.
It's open source software.
I've used it for 2 years now. (I likes it!)