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Hi, is there any way in Windows 7 to control access to files/folders on a per-application basis (i.e. allow one program access but not another)?
Also, has this changed in Windows 8? Do Windows 8 apps have only access to their own files like e.g. Android? What about traditional-style programs, such as MS Office, running on Windows 8? Do they work differently in respect of file access? 86.176.211.90 (talk) 03:01, 13 March 2013 (UTC)
Please expand the expression-section in this article to include the css calc() feature of CSS3 (http://caniuse.com/calc).84.167.112.54 (talk) 03:13, 13 March 2013 (UTC)
i want to know the advantages of isolation transformer .......n what type of insulation is used to protect the isolation transformer ......and what will be the cost of that transformer ...... and also the applications of that transformer
101.63.138.240 (talk) 16:14, 13 March 2013 (UTC)
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Obviously, any new hire would of course only be hired because they had knowledge of operating system concepts and have strong C and C++ skills, but unlike Unix and Linux, where anyone can easily have much experience the actual kernel code in place and could hit the ground running if hired into an OS developer position, since Windows is closed source, do new hires at Microsoft to work in their operating system divisions who have never worked at Microsoft before, have to get internal training to get up to speed on the code base? Is it known if there are formal company classes for the OS code base that , or are such things as unknown to non-employees as the source code itself? 20.137.2.50 (talk) 18:28, 13 March 2013 (UTC)
I find myself often copy/pasting text from/to form fields and websites. It seems that sometimes (always?), even though, both the copied and pasted text looks normal to me, in fact it contains html/css markup. This is quite annoying to me as I only care about the actual text, not about the markup. Is there a way to switch off this feature? I am using firefox and chrome (iceweasel/chromium) most of the time. I noticed that chrome has an option "paste as plain text" which is what I want, but could this be made permanent (e.g. bound to Ctrl-v )? Also, does this only happen with copying from form fields? bamse (talk) 20:42, 13 March 2013 (UTC)