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(I already posted this at another forum, so I hope you don't mind me posting here as well...)If someone's looking to fix issues with the Weather Gadget in Windows 7, I hope this helps you...Sooo, I finally got it figured out - at least the thing that's helped me. I was beginning to get worried, since everyone else seemed to fix their problem easily, e.g. pressing the x button by the location list didn't work for me at all. Even when I'd try to enter a location, I'd have to type two letters for the text to get recognized at all. Only then would I be able to select and delete the 'Search for location' text and type my own location - although not being able to click the Search button or anything. I was really getting super frustrated by that time - as someone pointed out (on one of the dozens of forums I've checked), it's the small things that drive us wild, so I just couldn't let it go. I've tried several other gadgets, but they didn't work either. I thought it had something to do with the Language and Location settings, but that wasn't it. It wasn't the Work Offline option on Internet Explorer either. It just didn't seem to work whatever I did... Not to prolong my rant, here goes! Note that, naturally, I can't guarantee this will work for everyone, so please read the whole thing (and eventual posts after this one) before proceeding!Seems that my mshtml.dll file was corrupt and needed to be dealt with. You have to be authorized to delete the file, but unfortunately I can't remember how to do that exactly. I guess you can google it or someone can maybe find a good explanation.I remember searching mshtml.dll from the Start menu; right-clicking it and changing the Security options so that the User (whichever name you've got there) has got the Full Control option checked which will enable you to delete the corrupted mshtml.dll file. I'm sorry, I don't really remember how exactly I did it - I just ran into

Discuss all things Remember The Milk. Help Forum clear All HelpAppsAndroid appiPad appiPhone appMilkSyncWeb and desktop appsIntegrationsGmail add-onTwitterEmailEvernoteThe ServiceGeneralReminders Time zone setting confusing (at least to me) dave.liao says:I just flew from a US/Eastern Time city to a Central Time one. (i.e. Only one hour difference.)I have RTM installed on a Windows PC, and on an Android device. Before my flight, both OS-es were set to Eastern Time. RTM app (web) was set to Eastern.What I did:- Offline and mid-flight, I changed my Android phone's time zone to Central Time.What I saw:1. The RTM Android app showed duration-less tasks previously due as "Today" as "Yesterday".2. The RTM Android app showed tasks due the next day ("Tomorrow") in my Today filter.I found this confusing. I DID only get 4 hours of sleep though. ;)Thoughts? Anything I can do to prevent this weirdness?Posted at 10:22pm on March 1, 2018 tristo (Remember The Milk) says:Thanks for getting in touch and hope you get a little more snoozing!Yes, you'll need to ensure Remember The Milk is setup in your new timezone. Would it be possible to double check to make sure that your timezone setting in Remember The Milk matches your system timezone on any computers or devices where you use the apps? It's also important to check the location of the timezone to make sure that they match.You can check your location and timezone in the web or desktop app in the Account Settings, in the Account section. This is the link you need: that matches your device(s) in your new location and timezone, you should be back to normal! :)Let me know if I can help further or in any other way!Posted 7 years agoghovnanian says:I don't use 'times' for my tasks, just days. I'll say a task is due "Tuesday", but as I understand, that gets coded as "Tuesday at midnight" so when we move time zones that time shifts and often (if you're going west) kicks it into a previous day. Is there any way to just have things due "Tuesday", and when it's "Tuesday" where I am, the task is due?Posted 6 years agotristo (Remember The Milk) says:It's a fair question, and you've understood things correctly. The problem as you've hinted at is that we need to know where your Tuesday is so we know when it is.Without getting too complicated, right now, the easiest way to make this happen is to make sure you're in sync.Posted 6 years agoghovnanian says:Thanks for the response! Right now, this is what I do. I use the web app and the iphone app. When I fly, I go into airplane mode on the phone, and then when I land in a new

Allows you to find your car parked. Parking location is saved automatically. Now your radio car bluetooth triggers an event to save your location. Enjoy the 3D maps.Find My Car is an useful application that uses GPS location services to help you find your car or a parking nearby. You will never forget where you have your car parked!Got your final destination? You only need to push the button and your current position got saved.You also can find a parking spot nearby with FindMyCar. NEW FEATURE ADDEDBluetooth disconnection triggers an event and your current location is saved inmediatelly.1) Step into you car and turn on your audio car system, 2) open Find My Car app. It will wirelessly connect to your audio car using bluetooth automatically. 3) when your radio car is turned off, your current location is saved automatically in your list of locations saved.HOW TO USEOpen Find My Car application and save your car, hotel or other position on the map and associate a short description.It will be much easier to find the place where you parked your car, or where is your hotel or whatever place you need to remember. In a simple and intuitive way, the application offers accuracy and speed on your return to your original location.When you stop the car, simply open the application and that it will identify your exact location using a GPS. With a simple touch on the "save" option, your position has already been saved.You can also write some reference point or special feature of the site (the building in front of where you have parked, floor of the building, the exact number of the parking place...). Thus, besides the geolocalisation you have additional references to remember details of where you parked your vehicle.This application requires an active internet connection to retrieve data. You also need to turn on "Location services" option in the settings of your device.App overview:-Save parking position-Save hotel position -Save other type of locations-Bluetooth audio car system disconnection triggers an event for saving your current parking location.-Tell the others where you have your parking.-Find the shortest path to get back to your car parked.-Create your personal places list to locate the usual locations to park.-Use of augmented reality to find you location easily-Add memos to be able to assure parking level including parking position or other parking information in a multistory car-park. STEP BY STEP INSTRUCTIONSUse '...' sign to see the drop down menu list, then press "saved locations" to see the list of your saved locations, then press '+' to add a new one. Use '+' to save your location and also pressing 'Mark Location' button, if desired, you can write down the name in

Probably right. I have all my books downloaded and in nice little categories. Amazon insists on keeping some books I have which are part of a series out of categories. I may delete those books, just because. I really hate the new software. I usually read in bed, and if I have to do anything, I have to put my glasses on and turn up the brightness.Yes, I will delete those books, and load a bunch of other books on. Because I wanted to clean everything up last night and wanted to read Dopesick, I couldn't remember where I categorized that. Nonfiction, no. I put it in suspense and thrillers. That is the problem with categories. I just use search to find a book. It's much faster than collections (unless I remember nothing about title or author, but in that case I look it up in Calibre.) Collections on eink readers are pretty unwieldy. I've given up on them on my Oasis. Too many books and collections become kind of pointless. 11-21-2021, 05:57 PM #9 Grand Sorcerer Posts: 5,074 Karma: 18051062 Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: UK Device: Kindle Scribe, PW SE & Kindle 2022, Kobo Libra 2 Quote: Originally Posted by Sydney's Mom Arg!!! As far as I can tell, I have to individually hit each one while wifi is on. Since I have 150 books in 20 collections, this will take forever! It is good they keep them in the cloud, but they shouldn't be so hard to get back. I wonder if most people read with wifi on? It does work quite quickly. Once it’s done just turn WiFi off. Just remember the downloading and syncing will drain your battery so best to keep it topped up. 11-21-2021, 06:01 PM #10 Grand Sorcerer Posts: 5,074 Karma: 18051062 Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: UK Device: Kindle Scribe, PW SE & Kindle 2022, Kobo Libra 2 Quote: Originally Posted by Sirtel I just use search to find a book. It's much faster than collections (unless I remember nothing about title or author, but in that case I look it

A mess, so it might be better to start fresh and make new ones or download ones that I liked. LR now comes with a TON of pre-sets, most of them kind of useless, but some are really good.Anyway, some cleaning up, fresh copies of LR and PS, and it's pushed me into a little more discipline on my organization. #2 Your preset are usually stored in the global location for all catalogs. You can in Lightroom preferences set to store the presets in the same folder as the catalog. You need to go back and copy those location from the old computer to where LrC expects them. This should help: Lightroom Classic – Moving to a New Computer eBook #3 Your preset are usually stored in the global location for all catalogs. You can in Lightroom preferences set to store the presets in the same folder as the catalog. You need to go back and copy those location from the old computer to where LrC expects them. This should help: Lightroom Classic – Moving to a New Computer eBookUnderstood. I thought that I did that when I copied the whole folder over - I assume you are referring to the "sync.lrdata", "preview.lrdata" and "Helper.lrdata" files? I copied all of those over to the new computer in the same folder. #4 Understood. I thought that I did that when I copied the whole folder over - I assume you are referring to the "sync.lrdata", "preview.lrdata" and "Helper.lrdata" files? I copied all of those over to the new computer in the same folder. No I am referring to the Presets folder If it is stored globally, the the link will show you the exact location. In Windows that folder is hidden. I don’t remember where it is located on a Mac.Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk #5 No I am referring to the Presets folder If it is stored globally, the the link will show you the exact location. In Windows that folder is hidden. I don’t remember where it is located on a Mac.Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk Got it. I'll take a look. I'm sure it there somewhere. I've got a Mac, so lord knows....haha Califdan Dan Hartford Photo (Senior Member) #6 During my "cleanup" of the catalog, I spent a lot of time deleting files so I could free up space. I did it through LR. When I'd highlight the images to delete, it gives you an option. "Remove from Lightroom" or "Delete from Disc". I had thought deleting from disc would also remove it from Lightroom. But, no. The image is gone from the disc, but the metadata is still in LR and can't now find