How can i get rid of a lil box that surrounds what im supposed to insert?
It didnt do this before. I used to type in 10 ^ (10) just fine.
Now when press the "X^" button a lil box pops out and not the parentheses anymore. Its really bugging me. Thanks.
Re: How can i get rid of a lil box that surrounds what im...
You're in MthIO mode, which comes closer to what you see in textbooks, where the calculator can show superscripts, fractions, etc. To get back to single-line mode, press SHIFT MODE 2 to select LineIO mode.
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post a photo of the blue box.
is this windows 10
what PC is it, DELL PC means zero ,it has name and model.
windows 10 has over 100 blue error boxes.
not one can anyone in text box guess.
it must shown by you.
sorry bout that.
on pass side of the intake mid ways back its next to the ignition module. ull see a black lil box next to an alum lil box with fins on it, thats the black box that the plug wire goes into
You're in the MATHPRINT mode. Press MODE and scroll down to the second page by repeatedly pressing down-arrow. On the top line, use left/right-arrow to highlight "CLASSIC." Press ENTER to set the mode, then press 2ND [QUIT] to exit the mode editor.
well..this problem occurs sometimes with yahoo messenger 10. so you need to know how can you sign in, when you try to sign in on yahoo messenger 10, please go to messenger settings and then in the connection settings tab, please select your network type, i mean if your network connection is broadband, select broadband..if you are using dial up modem, select it or if you are using lan..select it...then try to login again..
i think your problem has been solved. thaks for using fixya
Take a clue from the 10-year old vintage of the TV and the two analog audio cables. It's Dolby Pro Logic Surround at best, not Dolby Surround in the modern, digital, multi-channel sense.
TV's are not the source nor the end of a multi-channel audio chain. Feed this thing a 2-channel source from a Cable Box (into the "TV" jacks), DVD, Video Tape or CD with proper Dolby Surround encoding and will seem to open up the sound field a bit and kick in a little surround effect. It can also simulate a Hall effect and Dolby 3 stereo.
Try the tape1/ monitor, side note: as surround sound systems get more complex (special decoding, digital, hiDef, etc.) it is harder to interface analog technology (equalizers, holographers, etc.) to them.
One time I had 2 MTX 10" subs that had a rubber surround. I was playing it a little hard and tore the surround pretty much all the way around. I bought some windshield urethane and glued it back together. I got rid of them a little while after that and surprisingly the guy who bought them tell me they still sound great. So the answer is yes and no. Depending on the surround you might be able to get away with it. Make sure that you use something that stays flexible even after setting. Also depending on where the tear is and how big it is, it might not even hurt the sub. I hope I could help. -Andrew Hawkins
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