Showing posts with label run. Show all posts
Showing posts with label run. Show all posts
Friday, March 3, 2017
Run Aria2 in Linux Mint 12
Run Aria2 in Linux Mint 12
Aria2 is a program that is familiar to Linux users who frequently have download activity. It's an internet download manager for linux platform. It works like an IDM for Windows OS users. The different is Aria2 download manager works using command line in your Terminal.
Below are some useful Aria2’s commands for Ubuntu or Linux Mint 12 users:
Run all commands in your Terminal.
- Install Aria2.
sudo apt-get install aria2
- Download a file from the internet.
aria2c [link to the file]
e. g. If you want to download linux mint 12 ISOaria2c http://linuxmint.idrepo.or.id/linuxmint/linuxmint.com/stable/12/linuxmint-12-gnome-dvd-32bit.iso
Available link for download
Thursday, January 19, 2017
Perbaiki Canon IP7270 Ink run out error 1600
Perbaiki Canon IP7270 Ink run out error 1600
Printer Canon IP7270 ini hanya memiliki fitur cetak namun kecanggihan atau kelebihan lain adalah memakai wifi, jadi bisa print jarak jauh.
Orang yang awam biasanya tidak tau bagaimana cara mengatasi permaslahannya saat printernya ada error.
berikut akan saya jelaskan beberapa permasalahan pada printer ini.
CARA MENGATASI MASALAH PRINTER BERKEDIP ORANGE DAN TERDAPAT PERINGATAN SUPPORT KODE : 1600?
Berikut langkah-langkahnya :
- Baca peringatan yang muncul pada layar monitor anda, pastikan code errornya adalah 1600 seperti gambar dibawah ini.
Peringatan Ink Run Out Canon IP7270.
- Tekan Tombol Resume yang berkedip merah pada Printer selama kurang lebih 5 Detik sampai lampu orange tidak berkedip kembali.
- Bila masih berkedip kembali, buka cover atas agar cartridge ketengah.
- Lepas dan pasang kembali sampai lampu warna cartridge berkedip rata, kemudian tutup cover atas.
- Maka akan muncul kode error 1600 kembali kemudian tekan tombol RESUME/STOP sampai lampu kedip orange hilang.
- Setelah itu tunggu hingga proses selesai pada Printer, dan Printer siap digunakan.
- Coba matikan dan nyalakan kembali. bila masih kedip maka ulangi cara sebelumnya.
Oke printer siap digunakan.
Untuk Ink pad is Full bisa baca disini.
Terimakasih telah berkunjung keblog saya.
jangan lupa komentarnya ya.
Selain Service saya juga jual buku Yasin dan Undangan Murah dan Bermanfaat.
klik aja Bisnis Pemuda Surabaya
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Sunday, November 13, 2016
Run Windows Programs On A Mac
Run Windows Programs On A Mac
What can you do? Well depending on the type of file, in some cases close to nothing. What if youve been reading about a great piece of software, only to find that its only available for Windows? Give up? No... there is hope.
There are places online where you can easily convert a lot of file types. But this may not always be the best option. It may not be possible to convert every single file type there is with such services. In the case of a program or application, there may be other alternatives available for the Mac operating system. But this is not always the case, since a lot of programs and applications that are available only for the Windows OS have unique or proprietary features that may be desired. Read on to find out 3 ways to run Windows programs straight from your very own Mac.
CrossOver from Code Weavers (the standard edition is $39.99, the professional version is $69.95) is a Windows emulator for Mac OS X that allows you to use a range of Windows programs on your Mac. The bad news is that it is only available for Mac OS 10.5 or later on Macs with Intel x86 CPUs. If you meet the requirements however, its a very simple option. The CrossOver program exists on your Mac and when you insert supported Windows software discs or download Windows programs from the internet, it recognizes them and installs them with ease.
VirtualBox is a free, open-source program that provides virtual machines for you to run different operating systems on top of your Mac OS. Although it is free, youll have to purchase a Windows operating system in addition to applications or programs. (if youd like to run a free operating system on VirtualBox, see resources below). Sadly, VirtualBox is only supported on Intel Macs as well.
WineBottler is an open-source program that allows you to run some Windows applications on your Mac. Again it is only supported on Intel Macs. This method can be a little buggy, but on the website you should find all the info you need to get some programs up and running.
Hopefully with these options, youll be able to get some Windows only applications running on your Mac.
Run a free operating system on VirtualBox: http://computersight.com/operating-systems/linux/how-to-install-ubuntu-on-virtual-box/
There are places online where you can easily convert a lot of file types. But this may not always be the best option. It may not be possible to convert every single file type there is with such services. In the case of a program or application, there may be other alternatives available for the Mac operating system. But this is not always the case, since a lot of programs and applications that are available only for the Windows OS have unique or proprietary features that may be desired. Read on to find out 3 ways to run Windows programs straight from your very own Mac.
CrossOver from Code Weavers (the standard edition is $39.99, the professional version is $69.95) is a Windows emulator for Mac OS X that allows you to use a range of Windows programs on your Mac. The bad news is that it is only available for Mac OS 10.5 or later on Macs with Intel x86 CPUs. If you meet the requirements however, its a very simple option. The CrossOver program exists on your Mac and when you insert supported Windows software discs or download Windows programs from the internet, it recognizes them and installs them with ease.
VirtualBox is a free, open-source program that provides virtual machines for you to run different operating systems on top of your Mac OS. Although it is free, youll have to purchase a Windows operating system in addition to applications or programs. (if youd like to run a free operating system on VirtualBox, see resources below). Sadly, VirtualBox is only supported on Intel Macs as well.
WineBottler is an open-source program that allows you to run some Windows applications on your Mac. Again it is only supported on Intel Macs. This method can be a little buggy, but on the website you should find all the info you need to get some programs up and running.
Hopefully with these options, youll be able to get some Windows only applications running on your Mac.
Run a free operating system on VirtualBox: http://computersight.com/operating-systems/linux/how-to-install-ubuntu-on-virtual-box/
Available link for download
Saturday, November 12, 2016
Run 16 Bit Software On A Windows 7 64 Bit
Run 16 Bit Software On A Windows 7 64 Bit
However, little by little they are beginning to upgrade their computers and Operating Systems to the latest and greatest 64-bit Windows 7 - but they want to keep using their beloved old software. Therein lies the problem!
The other day I set up a new Windows 7 machine for a client. He was extremely happy and then he said "OK, now lets install my wifes American Greetings CreataCard Gold 5 and my Hoyle Card Games". He and his wife had used these same programs for years and they couldnt live without them!
Well as you can probably imagine, these two programs would not install. Both of these older programs are16-bit and will not install on the 64-bit Windows 7 OS. If my client had purchased a computer running 32-bit Windows 7, he could have run his programs in Compatibility Mode but this function will not work in 64-bit Windows 7.
So, the guy was very disappointed but I stayed as "cool as a cucumber" because I knew that there were several, great, free virtual machine programs that will allow you to run these older 16-bit programs on Windows 7 64-bit.
These are the programs that I recommend (especially #2 & #3):
1) DOSBox (DOSBox is a DOS emulator and only runs 16 bit MS-DOS programs and not 16 bit Windows Applications).
2) VirtualBox (a "virtual machine" that allows an unmodified operating system with all of its installed software to run in a special environment, on top of your existing operating system).
3) VMware Player (a "virtual machine" that will run legacy Windows applications on top of your existing operating system without interfering with the original OS).
Have fun continuing to enjoy your older programs on your brand new Operating System!!
If you would like to see more "tech teaching" articles by Professor Randy you can access his website at http://randythetechprofessor.com
The other day I set up a new Windows 7 machine for a client. He was extremely happy and then he said "OK, now lets install my wifes American Greetings CreataCard Gold 5 and my Hoyle Card Games". He and his wife had used these same programs for years and they couldnt live without them!
Well as you can probably imagine, these two programs would not install. Both of these older programs are16-bit and will not install on the 64-bit Windows 7 OS. If my client had purchased a computer running 32-bit Windows 7, he could have run his programs in Compatibility Mode but this function will not work in 64-bit Windows 7.
So, the guy was very disappointed but I stayed as "cool as a cucumber" because I knew that there were several, great, free virtual machine programs that will allow you to run these older 16-bit programs on Windows 7 64-bit.
These are the programs that I recommend (especially #2 & #3):
1) DOSBox (DOSBox is a DOS emulator and only runs 16 bit MS-DOS programs and not 16 bit Windows Applications).
2) VirtualBox (a "virtual machine" that allows an unmodified operating system with all of its installed software to run in a special environment, on top of your existing operating system).
3) VMware Player (a "virtual machine" that will run legacy Windows applications on top of your existing operating system without interfering with the original OS).
Have fun continuing to enjoy your older programs on your brand new Operating System!!
If you would like to see more "tech teaching" articles by Professor Randy you can access his website at http://randythetechprofessor.com
Available link for download
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