IR Spectroscopy Tutorial

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• IR Spectroscopy Tutorial
• How Do I Turn Off Computer Programs That I Don't Need That Slow the Computer Down?
• How to Upgrade the Built-in Wireless on My Laptop
• Facts About Windows XP
• How to Set Up a 3Com OfficeConnect 56k LAN Modem
• How to Wire PS2 Controller USB
• How to Configure a Verizon Westell 6100 to Bridge Mode
• Music Creation & Mixing Software
• Steps to Starting a Computer Repair Business
• What Is the File Extension Pad?

IR Spectroscopy Tutorial Posted: The term spectroscopy is commonly used to refer to a particular study of radiation phenomena which occur when a light wave interacts with a material. A perfect example of this interaction is the dispersion phenomenon of a light wave from a prism.... Recent Article published on 7/17/2010 by Saifuddin Abdullah

How Do I Turn Off Computer Programs That I Don't Need That Slow the Computer Down? Posted: Computers slowing down is one of the greatest banes of the digital age. Formatting your hard drive and reinstalling Windows is one of the most effective ways of cleaning up your computer and increasing performance. Stopping processes, and closing... Recent Article published on 7/17/2010 by JoshuaLachkovic

How to Upgrade the Built-in Wireless on My Laptop Posted: Virtually every new laptop comes with a built-in wireless network adapter. Most laptops, however, have no way to easily access, let alone upgrade, the wireless adapter. Those seeking to upgrade the wireless adapter often want one that can reach a... Recent Article published on 7/17/2010 by Larry Amon

Facts About Windows XP Posted: Windows XP is an operating system released and developed by the Microsoft Corporation. According to Microsoft, the "XP" in Windows XP stands for "experience," a representation of "the innovative experiences that Windows can offer to personal... Recent Article published on 7/17/2010 by Perry Piekarski

How to Set Up a 3Com OfficeConnect 56k LAN Modem Posted: Released in the 1990s and a discontinued product, the 3Com OfficeConnect 56k LAN Modem supports Internet sharing through dial-up access and built-in Ethernet ports. The OfficeConnect Modem allows up to four different computers to share a single... Recent Article published on 7/17/2010 by Candace Benson

How to Wire PS2 Controller USB Posted: Although PS2 is most commonly known in reference to the Sony PlayStation 2, in computer terms it long served as a the name of the connection used by older mice and keyboards on a computer system. This port is a circular connector and is similar... Recent Article published on 7/17/2010 by Greyson Ferguson

How to Configure a Verizon Westell 6100 to Bridge Mode Posted: A standard modem offered by Verizon for its DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) broadband service, the Westell 6100 may be used as a stand-alone modem connected directly to your computer, or it may be connected to a router in order to share your DSL... Recent Article published on 7/17/2010 by Candace Benson

Music Creation & Mixing Software Posted: Advances in digital technology have brought computers to the forefront of music production. For most musicians, software is an integral part of making music. There is a variety of music production software available today for all kinds of budgets... Recent Article published on 7/17/2010 by Anthony Prechtl

Steps to Starting a Computer Repair Business Posted: As computers become more affordable and user friendly, more people are buying them every day. However, not everyone is equipped with the knowledge or patience to repair their own machines. Thus, a demand for computer repair businesses is created.... Recent Article published on 7/17/2010 by Jarrett Melendez

What Is the File Extension Pad? Posted: A three- to four-letter file extension follows the period in a computer file name, for example doc, docx, pdf, exe, txt. Computer programs written by different software companies may coincidentally use the same file extension for completely... Recent Article published on 7/17/2010 by Joe Friedman

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