Thursday, November 14, 2013

Tuesday, October 29, 2013

jfmilho@gmail.com enviou-lhe um vídeo: "Pressure Vessel Testing in SolidWorks Simulation [Webcast]"

jfmilho@gmail.com partilhou um vídeo consigo no YouTube
Pressure Vessel Testing in SolidWorks Simulation [Webcast]
http://www.innova-systems.co.uk
Join Applications Engineer, Matthew Fordham for an overview of the Pressure Vessel analysis tool in SolidWorks.

Pressure vessel testing is conducted in accordance with numerous, strict criteria which can depend on the use of the vessel and even the location of use. The boiler and pressure vessel codes are extensive but very specific. Designing to these codes is a complex task.

With the aid of the Pressure Vessel analysis tool in SolidWorks Simulation, we are going to quickly and easily verify that our design complies with some of the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel code, Section VIII, Div. 2 specifications
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Saturday, October 12, 2013

Windows startup menu repair

Re: Can't Remove Ubuntu From Windows Boot Manager

I am fairly new to Ubuntu myself and so I installed Ubuntu on to my
Vista computer and removed it incorrectly. Naively I thought if I
install it again I could remove it correctly and remove it from Window
Boot Manager, not the case. After several Ubuntu and Window forums I
found this way to remove Ubuntu (or any OS from the Windows Boot
Manager) from the Windows Boot Manager without additional software.

- Click start
- Type: cmd
- Right-click cmd when it appears under Programs
- Click Run As Administrator

Once the prompt is up type bcdedit.exe
this will list all of the OS that start up in Windows Boot Manager

Once you have this list you use the command bcdedit.exe/delete file name
example: bcdedit.exe/delete {802d5e32-0784-11da-bd33-000476eba25f}


I believe in giving credit where it is due so here are the links I used:

To open cmd prompt as an administrator in Vista
http://www.vistax64.com/vista-accoun...ss-denied.html

To remove an OS from Windows Boot Manager
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/l.../cc721886.aspx

Thursday, August 1, 2013

force delete folder

Some more searching and I have the solution. After following the change owner recipe:
  1. Right-click on folder -> Properties
  2. Security Tab
  3. Click on Advanced button
  4. Owner tab
  5. Edit.. button
  6. select Administrators in 'Change owner to', check 'replace owner on subcontainers and objects'..this might take a while
  7. Open cmd.exe as administrator
  8. type 'cacls l:\messedUpFolder /T /e /g Administrators:f' ...this might take a while
  9. rmdir /S l:\messedUpFolder
and thats it.

Monday, April 8, 2013