Yes. Every time you start the program it remembers your last used window size and desktop position, even if full screen, which you can resize and move around at any time. This feature is called our 'smart saver'.

You know you can change window sizes, right? Well, not for all AOL windows, but you can change many of them by dragging the edges or the corners. You can also move the window around by clicking on top colored bar of a window. See similar questions...

When we redesigned the site we did look at options other than the one we implemented (a fixed width centred on the page and displaying without horizontal scrolling for window widths above 800 pixels). There is a trade-off between design and usability. By fixing the width, we can ensure that features which help people use the site - especially navigation - stay in a fixed position. See similar questions...

Either grab one of the handles and drag it. Or press your MOD key (like ALT) and then click with your right mouse button within the window and drag. A little box will appear showing the size and a "corner" pointer will appear. See similar questions...

Staying on top" depends on the window manager in a way largely out of Perl/Tk's control. Until we make the time to write up a more complete explanation, see the Tcl-ers' Wiki for hints as to what's involved. Most of this general theory is irrelevant. What people generally want is for dialog boxes to stay high when wm->transient is set, and this is reasonably reliable. See similar questions...

It is always difficult to decide when to take profits, but the Sigma Bands™ charts can help in making a decision. The first thing is to set an initial target for taking profits. Take a look at the two charts below. See similar questions...

If you leave the program when the project is working and the program is downloading the data, the project stops and saves itself. If you press the button "Stop the project", then the project is stopped and saved. At any case you don't risk to lose the information from a file of the project in regular situations. See similar questions...

There is a property of the figure window called Position where the x-position, y-position, width, and height are stored. To change this, do the following: pos=[x_position, y_position, width, height]; set(gcf,'Position',pos) See similar questions...

You may lose your text if you resize the compose window. It is best to resize the window before you start entering your message. See similar questions...

Yes, simply move your mouse cursor over the border until it turns into a double-headed arrow. You may then resize the window to your liking. Be aware that if you try and resize the window beyond the allowed boundaries, the window will be resized to the default size the next time it appears. See similar questions...

Click on the "Options" button in the lower left of the screen and choose the desired view percentage. See similar questions...

Use getURL() to communicate with javascript in the HTML wrapper: getURL('javascript:window.resizeTo(1050,900)'); See similar questions...

Best of all if you purchase the database from the AGS office and it does not meet your needs just return it for a full refund. From "Gravestone Rubbing for Beginners," a leaflet available from the Association for Gravestone Studies Gravestone rubbing is fun. It is possible to collect some beautiful artwork that can be framed and displayed. A carver's skill can be preserved, or an ancestor's stone recorded and appreciated through this craft. See similar questions...

You can exit the program just as you would if you owned a whole aircraft. You can sell your share to a qualified buyer, or you can ask us to re-market the share for you for a 7% brokerage fee. Upon the sale of your share, we will cancel your management contract and you have no further obligations. See similar questions...

RaneWare is a 16-bit program written to run on Windows 95, 98SE and earlier OS's like Windows 3.1, though in some instances will not work on Windows NT, and most instances 2000, ME and XP are inconsistent. The crashing is caused by the WOW32.DLL in later OS versions not being compatible with RaneWare and other file issues. Officially we support only the Windows 98SE and earlier operating systems. The only solution is to run the earlier version: Windows 95 or 98SE. See similar questions...

While we recognize that some movements employ psychological manipulation tactics in their efforts to maintain members, we do not endorse or practice deprogramming - either voluntary or involuntary. We do endorse voluntary counseling that encourages and facilitates independent, critical thinking. This includes so-called exit counseling, particularly as offered by those counselors who subscribe to the ethical guidelines for Thought Reform Consultants. See similar questions...

Fingers come in all sizes and so must rings. If we have your preferred product in stock we may resize the ring for you, otherwise, we will manufacture a new ring for you in your required ring size. See similar questions...

In early 1.4.x versions, there was a file called .workspace_state which was automatically written when you exited. This saved your desktop when you exited, so that it looked the same way when you came back. This behaviour was enabled by default in those versions. In version 1.4.5.55N6, this behaviour is disabled by default. You can change configure.h to restore this feature before compiling if you want to. You can also manually create the . See similar questions...

It depends on how you are setting your projection matrix. In any case, you'll need to know the new dimensions (width and height) of your window. How to obtain these depends on which platform you're using. In GLUT, for example, the dimensions are passed as parameters to the reshape function callback. The following assumes you're maintaining a viewport that's the same size as your window. If you are not, substitute viewportWidth and viewportHeight for windowWidth and windowHeight. See similar questions...

No! The program must go in the default directory C:/elecsoft05. All the tables from NEC used with program reside in this directory. If the program is not properly placed it will not be able to find the files. You can not use a different directory. See similar questions...