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I have documents with a lot of content that use collapsible headings. I now have colleagues with Macs who are unable to expand any headings (no idea why the Mac edition of Word is missing this feature!) and therefore access any of the document's content. If I expand all headings before saving the document they're collapsed when opening it. What's the easiest way to remove the collapsible headings without loosing any content? Ideally I'd also like an alternative that keeps navigating the document manageable...

I currently have this subscript (as part of a larger start-up script): @echo off echo *** Enabling NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 with Max-Q Design *** devmanview.exe /enable "NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 with Max-Q Design" echo *** Done *** taskkill /IM cmd.exe As it takes a little time to complete, is there a way to check if 'NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 with Max-Q Design' is already enabled before running 'devmanview.exe /enable "NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 with Max-Q Design"'?

I noticed a few months after getting my blade stealth that the battery life was diminishing - a few months later there was a noticeable swelling on the back of the device - I unscrewed it to find a swollen battery. After Razer support was very unhelpful, I ordered a replacement battery myself. This new (official) battery still only ever lasted just over an hour and again, this quickly diminished over time. I'm feeling a bit lost now as I have no choice but to order a new battery, but I'm guessing the same thing will just happen again? I also noticed when removing the battery this time that there was a black mark on the connector (attached) which I couldn't wipe off. I spoke to my mate and he said it could be because the laptop is plugged into an eGPU most of the time, but surely the battery should be regulating the power it's receiving? He suggested that the only solution would be to keep the battery out and fit it every time I actually want to use it as a laptop, but this is obviously untenable. Any advice as to what's causing this and how to fix it would be appreciated as I'm feeling pretty lost atm!

Hey there, So after doing a bit of research, it looks like you can install, run and output Retroarch on/from a QNAP NAS, but there's not a ton of info on it. Up to what console generation is it able to cope with? Is it possible to stream the video output from the NAS and access it remotely?... Ideally that's what I'm looking to do. If not, could I use a Raspberry Pi or something to cloud-stream emulators via a connected NAS? ? Spit-balling but I'd be surprised if there isn't some way..

Yeah I thought something didn't add up - cheers, I'll research PQI a little...

Hey guys, I'm struggling to understand this and could do with some help. I'm currently looking at TVs, and despite all being the same size (50") and same resolution (4K), each one has a different PPI: https://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/search-keywords/xx_xx_xx_xx_xx/ambilight%2B50%22/xx-criteria.html. I thought a resolution (eg 4K) meant there's a set number of pixels, and the display-size is the space they're spread over?

I do a live chat series on YouTube in my living room with low-lighting. It's with a group of friends and the camera's around 2-3 metres away from the sofa. I've been using a Logitech C920 for a while now but it's not great for low-light, the streams are somehow always both grainy and blurry. I've been trying to stay on top of webcams for a while and it still doesn't seem like there's much to cater for anyone outside of Twitch-streamers, but I'm still keen to upgrade with Christmas coming. Does anyone have any recommendations for a camera that'd be a decent upgrade in regards to low-light performance? Cheers!

Thanks for this guide! I have it all set up but have a few questions if you don't mind: I have it set up to run over WiFi (Pi Zero W) so that I don't have to plug it directly into my router, but will this slow down all traffic on my network? Would it be better to buy a USB Ethernet adaptor? I want to reroute all traffic to the Pi via my router, but if the Pi is off/unplugged, will it effect my network in any way? I've done some research, but I can't really find a definitive answer, which Upstream DNS Provider should I use? You can select multiple Upstream DNS Servers in the Pi-Hole settings - how does this work? I only have a 64GB micro SD card at the moment, so I'll swap it out for a smaller one - can I just copy the files over?

Can the One X live stream a non-360 video in 1080p? If so, does anyone have a link to any examples of this? Also, I'm guessing there's no way to attach an external mic to the One X?

Hi all,We're looking to host a MySQL database for our cross-platform mobile game - does anyone know a good hosting site that will let users access the database directly and not via IP tunnels? We're currently looking into Firebase - does anyone have any experience with it? Cheers!

This is the exact sort of thing I'm looking for: does anyone have any ideas what it is?

I always want to Stream via my PC though (XSplit) instead of directly through my PS4 as it gives far more control and seems to consistently be better quality (the PS4 compresses my streams a lot for some reason). Because of this, headphones aren't really going to work as I'll always need the mic connected to the PC. I really am keen to see if there's a clip-on mic out there that meets my needs...

Cheers Karl, that's good news I'm not a fan of headphones personally anyway, just went with them because I thought they were my only option - just need a decent quality (preferably clip-on) mic that can connect to my PC wirelessly. Which mic did you end up going with?

Hey guys, I'm looking for a decent quality wireless mic that connects directly to my PC that I can just clip onto my shirt whenever I stream - is there anything like that out there? The closest thing I've found is the Logitech G933 which I've tried, but if I'm streaming from say my PS4, then I'd need the headphones to connect to the PS4 and the mic to connect to my PC (for the streaming software) which obviously isn't possible... also the mic quality's not great. Cheers!

Aw that's lame, it seems like such a basic feature... I was using Drive beforehand but constantly trying to keep things below 100GBs has been stressful. I found out that you can buy an extra 100GB through the iOS app, so I bought it but it didn't add the extra storage to my account and Google support have been USELESS so I no longer feel comfortable using them; plus it makes more sense to go with OneDrive financially as I have a 365 subscription. If I go with OneDrive for business I'll loose access to Office and it'll be significantly more expensive for this one feature