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When you hear people talk about System Resources you may wonder what the term means. Is it Techno-speak that only Computer experts understand? No. When you come right down to it, System Resources, is Memory or RAM. When your Computer is using System Resources, it is basically Windows using memory for Graphics, fonts, icons, open windows and open programs. As you run programs they all use resources, some more than others. Microsoft Office, for example, will claim a whole load of memory, if it needs it or not, as soon as you open the program. If your computer doesn't have enough resources to run all these programs and all your other daily tasks, it can stop working.
Before things get to this stage, Windows will probably issue some warnings to notify you that your Memory is low. The other thing you will notice is your Computer will be running slow. When you try to open a program it will be slow to appear or may not respond at all. Your Computer uses Random Access Memory (RAM) and Virtual Memory for its resources. Windows uses Virtual Memory to supplement RAM if there isn't enough available. Problems occur when your Computer runs out of RAM and virtual memory is low. Virtual memory settings can be changed manually.
Try running fewer programs at the same time to help low memory issues. Even consider disabling some background programs or at least prevent then from automatically running when you start Windows. You will still be able to access these through your 'Start' button menu. Recently I had a computer in for slow performance, I soon discovered the reason. A very good and popular Media program was using 95% of the system resources, and it wasn't even in use. It was running in the background. I simply removed this program from the start menu, the difference was amazing. This Guys computer is now as fast as...
In Windows XP you can display resources in use via the Task Manager, to access this press: Ctrl+Alt+Delete together. Click the 'Applications' tab this will show if any programs are running and how much CPU usage they are using. If a program is running and you don't want it to run, providing it isn't your Anti-Virus program, you can click to highlight the program and then click on 'End Process'. If everything is ok here, click on the Process tab, if you have no open programs the CPU column should show 00 on every line except the very last one - System Idle Process. It is normal for this to show 99, anything else showing a high value other than your Anti-Virus program which may be running a scan in the background, may mean a memory leak and can be stopped by again highlighting the process and then clicking 'End Process'. If this action causes any adverse side-effects, simply re-start your computer.
All programs use resources, so it's a good idea to uninstall programs you no longer use. Go to Control Panel - Add/Remove. Look for any programs you no longer intend to use and uninstall them. However, if your PC came with some programs, including games, pre-installed, even if you don't use them and never intend to use them, do not uninstall these. They may share files with other programs you do use. So only uninstall programs you have installed.The number one 'Fix' for low resources is of course: Install more RAM to your computer. To see how much RAM you have simply open 'Control Panel' and double-click 'System'. The first page you see should have your CPU and RAM information. Check the documents that came with your PC or contact the computer manufacturer for details of what type of Memory and how much extra memory you're Motherboard will take. Some on-line memory companies, can scan your Computer for you to determine this information.
David Snowdon has been working with Computers since 1980. He is a published writer and author of many PC articles LOW VIRTUAL MEMORY
Public Speaking - How To Present An Effective Speech
Public speaking is a challenge in itself, let alone being effective at it. However, if you are going to make a speech you should strive to make it an effective one.
In London's Hyde Park you can just get up
and speak about any subject you wish!
Public speaking is both an art and a science. There are specific steps that can be taken to command attention and results. A scientific means of presenting your speech will have a lasting effect on your audience.
The following is a precise procedure that will enable you to make an impact in the lives of those listening to your speech.
First and foremost be properly prepared.
Do your home work!
Make sure that you have content and that your content is worth knowing. Once you have completed ample research for your topic familiarise yourself with the material.
An absolute must is that your topic is presenting only one main idea.
Your whole speech will be arguing for this one specific topic. If you have more than one idea you take the chance that your listeners will not remember what you said.
One way to know whether or not you have a proper grasp on your subject is, "Could you have a Q&A session after your speech and adequately answer their questions"?
Next, you will want to organise your findings in a logical sequence.
It must flow for your audience to be interested, understand, and retain it. Your organisation of your points should continuously support the big idea. Providing evidence and reasoning are a strong part of the persuasive process!
Once you have completed the previous tasks you are well on your way to an effective speech.
Now, it is time to consider going to the podium to present your message.
Write out your opening and closing remarks.
You want to be sure that you know how you are going to get started and how you will end. I don't suggest that you write out your whole speech, but do write out these two areas.
At this time you should have the opening remarks on paper, the outline of the message, and the ending written out.
Now begin to practice your speech.
Determine if you are able to complete the speech within the allotted time given and/or you have enough material to take up the time frame.
People love real life stories!
At this point you have a feel for the speech, now, it is time to add some illustrations or life stories to each point. Illustrations will enable your audience to relate to your subject and remember it. After you have added your life stories practice it again to get a feel for your speech and to check the timing again.
You are ready to present your message.
If possible take only one sheet of paper with you. If you take too many notes you will have a tendency to read or pay too much attention to your notes.
Speak, don't read.
Present your material in a conversational manner, but be sure to speak up so that everyone is able to hear you. Speak to the furthest person away from you.
Ensure that you are giving the whole audience eye contact. It is not necessary to look everyone in the eye, but you must be scanning them so that they get a feel that you are conversing with them.
It is time to wait for the results of your presentation!
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my parents are back to normal and ive had my scan?
anyone who remembers my previous questions about scans, my parents being upset etc.., ive had my scan and its a girl!! my parents are speaking to me and they said they are very happy for me and are going to support me. we went to mothercare and we are going to turn my office which leads through into my room into a nursery for the baby. we have been going to brent cross and mothercare to buy a cot/mobile/clothese etc. thanks evryone especially aj for all your help with my questions. but my question is the babys father now knows he is the daddy but he says he wants to have a real life and doesnt want to know his daughter. should i speak to him again or just let him clear off? thanks again!!! xoxo!
I know how this can feel. My bf really loves and cares for me, but he is still not interested in the pregnancy or anything. He said, when i first found out, he would rather pay me child support every month and not see the kid at all. I told him if thats what he wanted to do, then so-be-it. He has come around a little bit since then, but if after the baby is born, and he is still set in his ways, then I honestly dont want him to have anything to do with MY daughter, just because I dont want negative influence in her life from someone who doesnt want to be there. Hope this helps a little bit.
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