I cant understand how to figure this out on my calculator. and I just wanted to know the possible methods to determining a regression line of calculators and computers. I also wonder what are the advantages to using these possible methods?
ordinary least squares unless stated otherwise
I know a network means that your computers will be connected, but can someone explain WHAT is conencted?? like just data (my documents, pictures), or even what the INTERNET HISTORY? can person from one -CONNECTED- computer see what the person are the other -CONNCTED- computer is doing on the internet?
In simple terms, it means that the computers can talk to each other. What you do with that depends on the software you use to utilize this connection. Your operating system (probably Windows) will allow you to share files from one computer on a network to another (if ''sharing'' is configured). If your computers are networked by means of a router, you can share your Internet connection over the network to the computers on your network.
Windows does not to my knowledge allow you to view the Internet History of another computer on your network. To do that you would have to install software on said computer to monitor its Internet usage.
Other uses for networks if for gaming. Because two computers are networked (communicating), a game (that supports networked play) running on both computers can join the two players in one game to play with or against each other.
hello guys i want to start a bussiness with dell and help sell computers but i cant get a hold of them only the customer help service. can someone please help me.
Just go to www.dell.com
look for support
there are links to make e-mail contact
what i mean is....what is de advantages of getting to know deeper about computers,,such as de computers' architectures and components?
I'd start by learning the value of the correct use of English, because you're going to have a tough time understanding computer manuals and course materials if you don't know how to spell 'the' or that 'benefits' is a plural noun and requires the verb 'be' to agree accordingly - 'What are the benefits...'!
To answer your question, contemporary society places great value on computing skills, and as computers are developing and ever-evolving technology, there will always be well-paid jobs in the field available. If you're particularly technologically minded, then you might be able to invent some innovative hardware or write a program that changes the way people live their lives. But basically, the greatest benefit to you would be a guaranteed career in a profession which is highly unlikely to go out of fashion.
I don't know about ''de'' benefits, but the benefits would be having an easier time using a computer and a more complete understanding of how they work, leading to a better experience with using them for the purposes intended.
Cuz when your grow up, knowing more about computers will make you a lot more money so do your homework and stay in school.
Having the ability to impress a boss or busniess associate in depending on teh career your pursuing in a rick managing feild or somwhere in the genre.
a paycheck
all these things help if u want to go in this line that is, if you want to get job in this line of computers.and anyways,in today's world computers are everything.they are very important.
If you know the basics of the computers, you don't have to bother too much about all the new lauguages and technologies. You catch up fast.
And with the computers taking over all the business domains, you never know when your know how might come in handy.
We have two computers now, I heard that you could share the same printer for the two. How can I do this?
you can do it by sharing printer.
Am assuming you are using Windows XP.
the process is explained in detail on the following link.
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using...
Install a router and setup a network through windwos or Mac OS. On the computer with out a printer make sure it is set to print to the computer w/ a printer. One last thing the computer w/ the printer has to be on in order to print.
follow these steps:-
1.install the printer on one of the computer
2.after installing.right click on the printer icon and click on sharing.
3.now go to the other computer and access the other computer in which you have installed the printer.
4.when u access the other computer you will see the shared printer icon.
5. double click on that printer icon nad there u go
you are done...
and hey well they are connected through lan..... right ?
on the computer that is connected to the printer just go to start menu then settings then printers. right click on the printer and select share and give it a share name.
My Windows is Vista, I want to control other computers which have Vista.
Now why would you want to do that?
Well is called Remote assistance click ..
However .. you must have msn.
Outlook
Express
Or hotmail account.
then view your screen, and with your permission, work on your computer.
only with Permission so u could do it with your own computers. laptop to desktop or the other way around .. and u could invt other ppl to help you . or you help other ppl .. But with Permission lol is not a hack or a game.
must have DSL OR higher internet
What d you mean by control other computers? could you rephrase your question, do you mean to say that you own more than one computer or do you want to try and control some unknown computers?
If you own the computers than make a seperate login and be an administrator and make another login as general so that you give them limited account facility.
http://www.logmein.com/
They have a free remote control program
control other pc's in network like lan ,hah ?
so
limit access other pc's
get a remote control network software by ur need
What for?
You can do it for your network but not across the internet to take over someone else's pc.
Try RealVNC, WinVNC, or Radmin.
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The router is wireless but I cannot seem to get them both to connect to the router and to each other at the same time. Also I cannot get them to share files Aparently I dont have access rights but I am the administrator on both and have set file sharing. Do I need to map each of the computers hard drives so I can access them?
If you are running Microsoft XP, make sure ur wireless cards are on on both laptops, make sure they both see the router(or connect to the router) by searching for your routers wireless signal (make sure u install the router properly).
If they both see the wireless signal form ur router then try to use both of them to brouse the internet (if they both work) then the next step would be to:
setup small office network (somewhere on the left after clicking on my Network places... make sure u have the same domain name for both laptops..........GOODLUCK
Hire someone to setup your network.
need router - that has wireless access point built in -
eg d link 604t -
