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I have an Epson 2100 and a shelf right above my window opposite the wall where the screen is hanging. If I place the projector right side up, the image is very high off center and requires a good deal of lens shift and keystone to square it with my screen. However, from what I’ve read it seems like placing it upside down will give me more downward vertical spacing and make the image much easier to center. In other words, do projectors naturally project higher than the lens itself? and will flipping it upside down place the center of the image lower on the screen before lens shift is applied?

I got this virus from downloading a bad torrent and every time I uninstall the programs, or remove it with anti-malware, it keeps returning a couple days later. It seems to be connected to google chrome somehow because it always occurs when I first boot up chrome. I go through this process of removal at least once a week

I have a budget of $100 and I want to get an AEG with metal gearbox and high fps, any suggestions? I have been eyeing the CYMA 032a but I'm not entirely sold plus it's $133.

Like rice crackers and they are kind of spicy. Any good glazes? Honey maybe?

I am looking for a skin that will display the most up to date page of a website address on my desktop. for example, a skin that displays yahoo.com so i can see the headlines of the day. any ideas where i can find this?

I am looking for a skin that will display the most up to date page of a website address on my desktop. for example, a skin that displays yahoo.com so i can see the headlines of the day. any ideas where i can find this?

what program do you use to create 3D printable objects?

a chemist trying to synthesize a particular compound attempts two different reactions. the equilibrium constants for the to equations are 23.3 and 2.2*10^4. The reaction with the smaller equilibrium constant creates more desired product. Why does this happen?

I'm tall and skinny and i can't find any pants that have the right length. I need men's denim/khakis that have a waist of 30in and a height of 34in.

Is it possible to solve an equation at a given variable within a program? say y=5x, how would you make the program solve for y at x=2?

i'm trying to create a program that will make an equation with all random integers (1-10) from x=1 to x=99, but i want all multiples of 9 to be the same. for instance points (1,3) (9,8) (33,2) (81,8). what i have so far is "randInt(1,10)"-->Str1: String-->Equ(Str1,Y1). is there a way to set x=9 to x=18 and x=27 etc.?

I burned an .avi file onto a DVD-RW disc and tried to play it in my blu ray player. It recognizes the disc but no video file appears. How do I fix this?

I can't quite figure this out and the manual isn't very much help. In a tangent line program I want to store the equation Y+M(X-A), Y being the y coordinate, X being the X coordinate, and M being the slope. I store the equation as string1 then use String->equ to turn it into Y2. when i test the program, it solves the equation, but i want it to display the equation with the A,Y, and M. any idea how to do this?

I'm interested in making a BASIC program that will find the area between two curves using their two separate integrals on a given interval. Is there a way to add the "calc: S f(x)dx" feature when you are graphing a function, inside a program?