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Wikipedia:Reference_desk/Archives/Computing/2013 January 8
- Suggestion regarding configurability
- Wikipedia opening sentences in Google
- Adding and removing programs in Windows 8
- Flowplayer
- App to compare cellphone plans/cards ?
- very very annoying .swf flash issue!
- Visual basics and c#
- How do you make a flash pop-up?
- Some specific notebook keys doenst work.
- What determines the symbols available under "special characters" in the edit box?
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Wikipedia:Reference_desk/Archives/Computing/2013 January 29
- Running mobile apps on a Windows PC
- could a kinect read depth information from something as small as the travel of a computer keyboard?
- Avoiding spam filters
- Website generating "screenshot"
- Hello I Need Your Help (Google search result special pages)
- Win32s
- *Manually* factory-restoring Windows 7 from recovery discs
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Wikipedia:Reference_desk/Archives/Computing/2013 January 30
- .MOV or .MP4 to .OGV file conversion
- What is spooled to the printer driver?
- ISBN "splitting"
- Playing DVDs
- Why can't I use Shadowman with a Blaze Xplorer FX Cheat Cartridge ?
- Begone SATA! Get ye behind me.
- hi, do 3d camera rigs ever use convergence info for depth?
- Rechargeable power sources for electronic devices
- Division of labour in computer game development