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It sounds like the problem may be caused by trying to store a matrix to a list variable.
A relative frequency table is typically created by taking a set of data and counting the number of times each value appears in the data. This count is then divided by the total number of data points to give the relative frequency of each value.
It is likely that L1, L2, L3, and L4 are lists that contain your data, and you are trying to use them to create a relative frequency table. However, it appears that L4 may contain a matrix, which is causing an error because matrices and lists have different data types and cannot be used interchangeably.
To fix this, you will need to identify where the matrix is coming from and convert it to a list, or use a different variable that is a list. Additionally, you can check the data types of your variables by using a function like type() or class() before you create the relative frequency table.
If you are still facing issues, you can share your code and dataset or specific steps you are following to create the relative frequency table, then I can help you to identify and fix the problem.

You can create two-element lists and store the results in them.
Create a list L1 with dimension 2

Calculate the Polar coordinates of the point (1,1);: just an example


The 1st element of List 1 is the radius, and the second element is the angle (in radians). Convert it to degrees if you wish. I won't do it.
Now you must extract each element and store it in the r, and theta variables, [ALPHA][x^2] (r) and [ ALPHA] [^] (Theta)
Extract radius and store in r. Extract angle and store in Theta.


To store the rectangular coordinates (x,y) do the same as above. I will leave this pleasure to you.
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You can create part-time or temporary 'Out of Office' automated replies in Microsoft Outlook. These can be set so that whenever you leave the office, an auto reply is sent.

This is useful if you have a high volume of e-mail messages and are expected to reply to them quickly.

You can fully customize your auto reply in Microsoft Outlook 2010.

Launch Microsoft Outlook from the Start Menu.

Click "New E-mail." Click "Plain Text."

Enter the message for your out-of-office reply in the main body of the text.

Click "File," then "Save As." Click the "Save as type" list and select "Outlook Template." Enter a name such as "out of office" and click "Save."

Click "File," then "Info." Click "Rules and Alerts," then "New Rule."

Click "Start from a blank rule," then "Check messages when they arrive," then "Next." Set "Sent Only to Me" in the conditions list and click "Next."

Select "Reply using a specific template," then choose "Specific template" on the next page as well.

Click "Select a Reply Template." Choose the template you already created and click "Open." Click "Finish," then "OK." All e-mails will now have the out-of-office reply. Disable it in "Rules" to switch it off.

Hope this helps

• After you create the automatic reply message and set up the filter, you must leave your computer running and Outlook open in order for the message to work.
• using the method below to set a rule that sends reply messages to all senders except those who are posting to a LISTSERV list. This prevents reply messages from being sent to everyone on a list.
• Outlook's Out of Office Assistant tool is another option for setting an automatic reply message; however, you cannot set rules for specific mail, such as LISTSERV lists.
• If setting a rule is not necessary, instructions on using the Out of Office Assistant can be found on Microsoft's How to Use the Out of Office Assistant in Outlook Web page.

To create and use an automatic reply message:

1. Create an away message.
   • In 2007, at the top left of the window, click the New button.
   1. In the body of the message, type the away message you want to use.
   2. Save the message.
      
      • In 2007:
        1. Click the Office Button.
        2. From the drop-down list, select Save As.
   3. From the Save as type: drop-down list, select Outlook Template (*.oft).
   4. In the File name: text box, type: away
   5. Save the file to your desktop.
   6. Close the message window.
   7. Click the No button.
2. To use your away message, set up an automatic reply filter.
   1. From the Tools menu, select Rules and Alerts....
   2. Click the New Rule... button.
   3. From the list, select Check messages when they arrive.
   4. Click Next.
   5. Click Next.
   6. Click the Yes button.
   7. Under Step 1: Select action(s), place a check in the reply using a specific template check box.
   8. Under Step 2: Edit the rule description (click an underlined value), click the a specific template link.
   9. From the Look In: drop-down list, select User Templates in File System.
   10. Click the Browse... button.
   11. Navigate to your desktop.
   12. Click OK.
   13. From the list, select the away message template.
   14. Click the Open button.
   15. Click Next.
3. Set up the rule to create exceptions where LISTSERV is in the recipient's address or the sender's address.
   1. Under Step 1: Select exception(s) (if necessary), place a check in the except with specific words in the recipient's address check box.
   2. Under Step 2: Edit the rule description (click an underlined value), click the specific words link.
   3. In the Specify a word or phrase to search for in the recipient's address: text box, type: LISTSERV
   4. Click the Add button.
   5. Click OK.
   6. Under Step 1: Select exception(s) (if necessary), place a check in the except with specific words in the sender's address check box.
   7. Under Step 2: Edit the rule description (click an underlined value), click the specific words link.
   8. In the Specify a word or phrase to search for in the sender's address: text box, type: LISTSERV
   9. Click the Add button.
   10. Click OK.
   11. Click Next.
   12. Click Finish.
   13. Click OK.
   14. In the Rules and Alerts window, click OK.
4. Set Outlook to check mail every 60 minutes. For instructions, refer to Configuring Outlook 2003/2007/2010 to Automatically Check Mail at Regular Intervals
5. When you return, disable your automatic reply filter.
   1. From the Tools menu, select Rules and Alerts....
   2. Next to your automatic reply rule, clear the check box.
   3. Click OK.

Hi there,

When do you get this message? Is it a home PC or office network?

Cause:

This problem occurs when the TEMP or the TMP environment variable has a space character in the folder name. For example, the following TEMP environment value may cause this problem: D:\Documents and Settings\UserName\Local Settings\Temp

Resolution:

To work around this problem, change the value for the TEMP or the TMP environment variable for the system account and for the user account that will be used to install SQL Server 2000 64-bit. If you want to restore the values for these variables after the installation, make a note of the values before you change them. To change the environment variable values, follow these steps:

1. Create a folder at the root of the local drive and name it TEMP.
2. Click Start, right-click My Computer, and then click Properties.
3. In the System Properties dialog box, click the Advanced tab.
4. Click Environment Variables.
5. Repeat the following steps for both the TEMP and the TMP User variables:
   1. In the User variables list, select the TEMP variable, and then click Edit.
   2. In the Variable value box, type %drive%\TEMP, and then click OK.
      
      Note %drive% is the local drive where you created the folder in step 1.
   3. Repeat steps a and b for the TMP variable, if it exists.
6. Repeat the following steps for both the TEMP and the TMP System variables:
   1. In the System variables list, select the TEMP variable, and then click Edit.
   2. In the Variable value box, type %drive%\TEMP, and then click OK.
      
      Note %drive% is the local drive where you created the folder in step 1.
   3. Repeat steps a and b for the TMP variable, if it exists.
7. Click OK two times to close the System Properties dialog box.
8. Click Start, click Run, type cmd in the Open box, and then click OK.
9. At the command prompt, type the following command to verify that the TEMP and the TMP environment values are equal to%drive%\TEMP:
   
   set t
   
   Note %drive% is the local drive where you created the folder in step 1.
   
10. At the command prompt, in the root of your SQL Server 2000 installation folder, type the following command: setup.exe /l*v C:\TEMP\setupfail.txt

Note If you want to restore the values for the TEMP and the TMP environment variables after the installation, follow step 2 through step 7 to restore the original values.

Hope this helps you.

Example:
Type 5 then ENTER.
Type ' (which is next to the STO button)
Press the alpha button (under the ENTER button) to type a letter or press it twice to put it in "alpha lock". Press it twice for this example.
Type F I V E then ENTER.
Your screen should look like this:
5
'FIVE'

Press the STO button.
To recall the number, press the VAR button. You should see the variable "FIVE" that you just created. Press the corresponding gray button that is under your variable. This will give you your number.

You need to create the program rules to allow the Nickon Coolpix

1. Open Norton program
2. Click on setting
3. Click on firewall setting
4. Click on program rule
6. Click on add to create new firewall rule
7. Selct to and from ......
8. Click on next and select all type from drop down list of protocols or connections
9. Click on next and slet applay this rule
10. after finsh the firewall rule reation click on move up to till
11. restart the computer

and also add the Nikon application in program rule

If you have created your barcodes as "F1" and "F2" you will have to create two Advanced Data Formatting rules with the LS2208 Product Reference Guide. This link will take you to the manual. Print only the barcodes you need from the list below then scan them in the order they are listed:
Begin New Rule
Specific String at Start
F (from the Alpha-numeric section of manual)
1 (from the Alpha-numeric section of manual)
End of message (from the Alpha-numeric section of manual)
Send F1 Key
Save Rule
Begin New Rule
Specific String at Start
F
2
End of Message
Send F2
Save Rule

That should do it!

1. Put the data into a list.
2. OneVar list will produce a screenful (and more) of one-variable statistics.

OneVar is available through the STAT CALC menu. "list" in step 2 is the name of the list created in step 1.