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I can't handle these tiny letters any longer. How can I access the preferences in xgterm? I use xgterm for iraf so maybe there is a way to change prefrences from there.
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XGterm uses the same font resources and options as the XTerm. Fonts can be selected using the mouse menus but you need to define font1 thru font6 resources first, or else start with a defined font name such as
% xgterm -fn 6x13
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I know iPhone has a "emergency" option before the phone is unlocked that can call 911 only. could that be modified given the reason is for emergency?
There is no public API to change this number. Maybe you would be able to change it on Jailbroken device, but there is no official way to do this.
Anyway is there any good reason to change the emergency number ?
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What is HCC? Is it a Virus? I found this files (links below) and I want to know what they really are!
No idea off the top of my head but a bit of a Google led me to this possibility:
Common instances of the file hcc.exe - Click me
It looks like your employer might not have evey faith in your computer usage! - Click me
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I was wondering whether or not it is possible on iOS to use a switch (UISwitch) to hide an application icon from the iPhone home screen?
Or stop that app from opening at all?
While you may not be able to hide the apps, you can enable restrictions.
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My settings screen has a switch for male or female.
I was wondering if iOS stores the user's gender anywhere? If it does, how do you access it?
No. It doesn't, and you can't. And we should all be thankful for that.
If the question is in your settings screen it is from a third-party app. Those settings, and the values stored in them, aren't available within your app.
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Is there any keyboard shortcut to clear the memory of a copied text? For example: I copied a text and then I want to delete the text stored on Ctrl+C memory.
As far as I know, there is no shortcut for that..
There are programs(clipboardmanagers) for that or you can simply copy something else to "delete" the clipboard.