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//require_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."/activate75.php");
if($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']=="127.0.0.1"){ $server='localhost';$user='greatone';$password='gr38t0n3';$database='accounting'; $_SESSION['LEVEL']=10;}
else{ $server='localhost';$user='warmhugs_GodMode';$password='G0d.M0d3!';$database='warmhugs_codesaver'; $LEVEL=3;$_SESSION['LEVEL']=3; }
$debug=false;$domain="softwarewebsecure.com|127.0.0.1";$lightbox="../lightbox";
$sessionListSave='';
define('SWD_KEY', 'KingOfKings'); define('SWD_AUTHENTICATE', true);
setcookie("humans_21909", "", time() - 3600, "/");
//Save this session when using ?RESET=1. Use commas if more than one

---

accounting business
//require_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."/activate75.php");
if($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']=="127.0.0.1"){ $server='localhost';$user='greatone';$password='gr38t0n3';$database='accounting'; $_SESSION['LEVEL']=10;}
else{ $server='localhost';$user='warmhugs_GodMode';$password='G0d.M0d3!';$database='warmhugs_accounting';$_SESSION['LEVEL']=2; }
$LEVEL=$_SESSION['LEVEL'];$debug=true;$domain="softwarewebsecure.com|127.0.0.1";$lightbox="https://www.softwarewebsecure.com";
$sessionListSave=''; //Save this session when using ?RESET=1. Use commas if more than one.
define('SWD_KEY', 'KingOfKings'); define('SWD_AUTHENTICATE', true);
setcookie("humans_21909", "", time() - 3600, "/");

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Accounting Personal
//$y=date('Y');$m=date('m');$filter="Y".$y."M".$m;
//if($_GET["$filter"]==1){$_SESSION['LEVEL']=1;$LEVE=1;}else{require_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."/activate75.php");}
if($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']=="127.0.0.1"){ $server='localhost';$user='greatone';$password='gr38t0n3';$database='accountingp'; $_SESSION['LEVEL']=10;}
else{ $server='localhost';$user='softwax3_Steve99';$password='pay99.bill';$database='softwax3_accountingP'; }
$LEVEL=$_SESSION['LEVEL'];$debug=true;$domain="softwarewebsecure.com|127.0.0.1";$lightbox="https://www.softwarewebsecure.com";
$sessionListSave="date_of1SAVE,date_of2SAVE"; //Save this session when using ?RESET=1. Use commas if more than one.
define('SWD_KEY', 'KingOfKings'); define('SWD_AUTHENTICATE', true);
setcookie("humans_21909", "", time() - 3600, "/");

---

accounting Sons
//require_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."/activate75.php");
if($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']=="127.0.0.1"){ $server='localhost';$user='greatone';$password='gr38t0n3';$database='accounting'; $_SESSION['LEVEL']=10;}
else{ $server='localhost';$user='warmhugs_GodMode';$password='G0d.M0d3!';$database='warmhugs_winterbros';$_SESSION['LEVEL']=2; }
$LEVEL=$_SESSION['LEVEL'];$debug=true;$domain="softwarewebsecure.com|127.0.0.1";$lightbox="https://www.softwarewebsecure.com";
$sessionListSave=''; //Save this session when using ?RESET=1. Use commas if more than one.
define('SWD_KEY', 'KingOfKings'); define('SWD_AUTHENTICATE', true);
setcookie("humans_21909", "", time() - 3600, "/");

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Email Accounts
//require_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."/activate75.php");
if($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']=="127.0.0.1"){ $server='localhost';$user='greatone';$password='gr38t0n3';$database='accounting'; $_SESSION['LEVEL']=10;}
else{ $server='localhost';$user='warmhugs_GodMode';$password='G0d.M0d3!';$database='warmhugs_emailAccts';$_SESSION['LEVEL']=3; }
$LEVEL=$_SESSION['LEVEL'];$debug=true;$domain="softwarewebsecure.com|127.0.0.1";$lightbox="https://www.softwarewebdesign.com";
$sessionListSave=''; //Save this session when using ?RESET=1. Use commas if more than one.
define('SWD_KEY', 'JesusIsLord'); define('SWD_AUTHENTICATE', true);
setcookie("humans_21909", "", time() - 3600, "/");

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Windsor hair Shoppe
//require_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."/activate75.php");
if($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']=="127.0.0.1"){ $server='localhost';$user='greatone';$password='gr38t0n3';$database='accounting'; $_SESSION['LEVEL']=10;}
else{ $server='localhost';$user='warmhugs_GodMode';$password='G0d.M0d3!';$database='warmhugs_hairShoppe';$_SESSION['LEVEL']=3; }
$LEVEL=$_SESSION['LEVEL'];$debug=true;$domain="softwarewebsecure.com|127.0.0.1";$lightbox="https://www.softwarewebsecure.com";
$sessionListSave=''; //Save this session when using ?RESET=1. Use commas if more than one.
define('SWD_KEY', 'KingOfKings'); define('SWD_AUTHENTICATE', true);
setcookie("humans_21909", "", time() - 3600, "/");

---

Invoices
//require_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."/activate75.php");
if($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']=="127.0.0.1"){ $server='localhost';$user='greatone';$password='gr38t0n3';$database='accounting'; $_SESSION['LEVEL']=10;}
else{ $server='localhost';$user='warmhugs_GodMode';$password='G0d.M0d3!';$database='warmhugs_invoices';$_SESSION['LEVEL']=3; }
$LEVEL=$_SESSION['LEVEL'];$debug=true;$domain="softwarewebsecure.com|127.0.0.1";$lightbox="https://www.softwarewebsecure.com";
$sessionListSave=''; //Save this session when using ?RESET=1. Use commas if more than one.
define('SWD_KEY', 'KingOfKings'); define('SWD_AUTHENTICATE', true);
setcookie("humans_21909", "", time() - 3600, "/");

---

Iq of Post
include("settings.php");
$appid="mysqli";
//require_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."/activate75.php");
if($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']=="127.0.0.1"){ $server='localhost';$user='greatone';$password='gr38t0n3';$database='accounting'; $_SESSION['LEVEL']=10;}
else{ $server='localhost';$user='warmhugs_GodMode';$password='G0d.M0d3!';$database='warmhugs_Tips';$_SESSION['LEVEL']=3; }
$LEVEL=$_SESSION['LEVEL'];$debug=true;$domain="softwarewebsecure.com|127.0.0.1";$lightbox="https://www.softwarewebsecure.com";
$sessionListSave=''; //Save this session when using ?RESET=1. Use commas if more than one.
define('SWD_KEY', 'KingOfKings'); define('SWD_AUTHENTICATE', true);
setcookie("humans_21909", "", time() - 3600, "/");

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Crop Map
//require_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."/activate75.php");
if($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']=="127.0.0.1"){ $server='localhost';$user='greatone';$password='gr38t0n3';$database='accounting'; $_SESSION['LEVEL']=10;}
else{ $server='localhost';$user='warmhugs_GodMode';$password='G0d.M0d3!';$database='warmhugs_cropMap';$_SESSION['LEVEL']=3; }
$LEVEL=$_SESSION['LEVEL'];$debug=true;$domain="softwarewebsecure.com|127.0.0.1";$lightbox="https://www.softwarewebsecure.com";
$sessionListSave=''; //Save this session when using ?RESET=1. Use commas if more than one.
define('SWD_KEY', 'KingOfKings'); define('SWD_AUTHENTICATE', true);
setcookie("humans_21909", "", time() - 3600, "/");

How to Export Audio ONLY in Davinci Resolve (+ Best Format)

By
Jens Trimmer
May 3, 2022
UPDATED
January 14, 2023
Export
In this article, you will learn how to export audio ONLY from Davinci Resolve.

This is actually quite simple so let’s get to it:

Open the “Deliver” page inside Davinci Resolve.
In the “Render Settings” window, open the “Video” tab and uncheck “Export Video“.
Click on “Audio” to open the tab, and change “Format” to “MP3” or “Wave“.
Click on “Add to Render Queue“.
Click on “Render All” on the right-hand side of the screen.
That’s the straightforward answer on how to do it!

For a more detailed explanation of this, and whether “MP3” or “Wave” is best, read on!

(You’ll also learn how to render only one audio track).

How to Export Audio Only From Davinci Resolve! (Detailed Guide)
So let’s explain what was discussed above with a bit more details (and pictures!).

It does not matter if it’s a video or simply a song you have added to the timeline.

Your final product will end up how you set the export settings anyways.

Below, you can see that I’ve added a normal MP4 file to the timeline, which I’m going to export as an MP3 file:

Normal click in timeline
The next step is to go to the “Deliver” page in Davinci Resolve:

deliever page
Inside the “Deliver” page you should be able to see the “Render Setting” in the top corner on the left-hand side. Watch the picture below if you can’t see it.

Inside the “Render Setting“, the first thing you see is some pre-made render settings. Which is awesome, and something we are going to use!

By default this one is set to “Custom Export“, we want to change this one to “Audio Only“.

To find this option you have to scroll sideways:

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How to Change the Frame Rate of Your Footage in DaVinci Resolve
By
Bill Gonzaler
Published May 18, 2023

Changing the frame rate of your footage in DaVinci Resolve is easy. And we'll also show you a workaround for when you're stuck with the wrong FPS.
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Both the free and paid versions of DaVinci Resolve provide you with all the tools you could need to produce high-quality videos. To do so, you want to have the best frame rate possible for your videos so that they run smoothly and reflect a professional standard.
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While it is easy to change your frame rate setting in DaVinci Resolve, you may run into problems if you don't alter the settings soon enough. We'll show you the best way to change your frame rate settings and how to fix it if you get stuck on a frame rate you don't want.
Change the Frame Rate Before You Start Working

To make sure your projects are always operating at the FPS (frames per second) you want, get into the habit of setting the frame rate before you upload anything to your timeline. The reason for this is that as soon as you upload media to your timeline, your timeline frame rate setting gets locked in.
Timeline frame rate in project settings window in DaVinci Resolve 18

To change the frame rate, go to File > Project Settings. Alternatively, you can click the cog wheel at the bottom-right of your screen in the Edit window or press Shift + 9.

Select the Master Settings tab within the Project Settings window. Next, go down to the Timeline Frame Rate option and click on the number to bring out the drop-down menu. Now you can select the number of frames per second you want for your project.

If you're just starting out, see the common mistakes beginners make in DaVinci Resolve so that you can avoid them.
What to Do if Your Project Is Stuck at the Wrong Frame Rate Setting
Unchangeable timeline frame rate setting in DaVinci Resolve 18

As we mentioned earlier, as soon as you upload something to your timeline, your timeline frame rate gets locked in. This can cause you a lot of frustration if you've just spent hours editing, only to realize that you can't make your video 60FPS, for example.

The best way to fix this is to make a new timeline with the timeline frame rate settings you want. To do this, select File > New Timeline. Alternatively, use the keyboard shortcut Cmd/Ctrl + N.

You can also Ctrl-click (Mac) or right-click (Windows) on empty space within the Media Pool. Then, go to Timeline > Create New Timeline ,or press Cmd/Ctrl + A to select all your clips and choose Create New Timeline Using Selected Clips and Bins.

The benefit of this last option is that your clips are transferred over to the new timeline. Any of these methods will bring up a pop-up window of the Timeline settings.
Create New Timeline pop-up in DaVinci Resolve 18

Make sure to uncheck the Use Project Settings box in the bottom left; this lets you change the settings in multiple tabs. Go to the Format tab and there you can change the Timeline Frame Rate.

You can also save yourself time by unchecking the Empty Timeline box in the General tab. This will transfer over the clips from your original timeline when you finish the process by clicking Create.

If, for whatever reason, your new timelines aren't performing at the frame rate you want, then there is one final foolproof method. Select File > New Project and immediately change the timeline frame rate settings within the Project Settings window. Then, copy and paste your original work over to this new project.

For those of you considering the paid version of DaVinci Resolve, look into the differences between DaVinci Resolve Studio and the free version to help you decide.
Choose the Best FPS for Your Footage

You will save time and avoid frustration when you decide early on what frame rate is best for your video projects. Before you begin your edits, change your project settings and timeline frame rate to the outcome you want.

If you do forget to do this, create a new timeline with different project settings or copy and paste your work into a new project. This way, you can always have the best frame rate settings for all of your DaVinci Resolve projects.
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Bill has 14 years or so of experience as a professional musician playing a few stringed instruments. He has since branched into music production and composition for the last 6 years to play not only a few, but all the instruments. When he's not musicking or writing, you'll find Bill farming.

When you add an email account to Outlook, a local copy of your information is stored on your computer. This feature allows you to access your previously downloaded or synchronized email messages, calendar information, contacts, and tasks without an internet connection.

Certain types of accounts, such as POP accounts, store their information in Outlook Data Files (.pst files). Outlook 365 accounts, Exchange accounts, IMAP accounts, and Outlook.com accounts store their information in Offline Outlook Data Files (.ost files).

From the Inbox, select New Items > More Items > Outlook Data File.

Enter a File name.

To add a password, check the Add Optional Password box.

Select OK. Type a password in both the Password and Verify Password text boxes and select OK again.

If you set a password, you must enter it every time that the data file is opened—for example, when Outlook starts or when you open the data file in Outlook.

Create a new Outlook data file

About Outlook Data Files (.pst and .ost)
When you run Outlook for the first time, the necessary data files are created automatically.

Sometimes additional data files are needed. Outlook Data Files (.pst) are saved on your computer in the DocumentsOutlook Files folder.

Older messages and items that you don't use regularly can be archived to an Outlook Data File (.pst). To learn how, see Archive older items automatically.

If your online mailbox is nearly full, you can export some items to an Outlook Data File (.pst). You can also use these files to create archives, project files, or backups from any Outlook account. To learn how, see Export or backup email, contacts, and calendar to an Outlook .pst file.

Outlook Data Files (.pst) are used for POP3 email accounts

Delete image editing data and lower default resolution

By default, when you edit an image, the data from the original is retained (to ensure the image can be restored). Discarding it means that you can't restore the changes you make, but it will reduce your file size. Lowering the default resolution for images also reduces your overall file size.

Go to File > Options > Advanced.

Under Image Size and Quality, do the following:

Select Discard editing data. This option removes stored data that's used to restore the image to its original state after it's been edited. Note that if you discard editing data, you won't be able to restore the image after you edit it.

Make sure that Do not compress images in file is not selected.

In the Default resolution list, select a resolution that is 150ppi or lower.

Set the image size and quality

Telegram

depends on your device: on Android, it's typically Internal Storage/Telegram/Telegram Video or Android/data/org.telegram.messenger/files/Telegram/Telegram Video;

You can automatically number a column in Excel using the Fill Handle, Fill Series, or the ROW function to create a sequential numbering system easily.
Method 1: Using the Fill Handle
Enter Initial Numbers: In the first two cells of the column where you want to start numbering, enter the numbers 1 and 2 (or any starting numbers you prefer).
Select Cells: Highlight both cells containing the numbers.
Use the Fill Handle: Move your cursor to the bottom-right corner of the selection until you see a small plus sign (the Fill Handle).
Drag or Double-Click: Click and drag the Fill Handle down to fill the column with sequential numbers, or double-click it to auto-fill the column based on adjacent data.
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Method 2: Using the Fill Series Option
Enter Starting Value: Type 1 in the first cell of the column.
Access Fill Options: Go to the Home tab, click on Fill, and select Series from the dropdown menu.
Configure Series: In the Series dialog box, choose Columns for Series in, set the Step Value to 1, and specify the Stop Value based on how many rows you want to number.
Click OK: This will fill the column with a sequential series of numbers.
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Method 3: Using the ROW Function
Enter the Formula: In the first cell of the column, type the formula =ROW(A1) (adjust the cell reference based on your starting position). This will return the row number of the cell.
Drag the Fill Handle: Use the Fill Handle to drag the formula down the column. Each cell will display its corresponding row number, which updates automatically if rows are added or deleted.
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Adjust Starting Point: If you want to start numbering from a different number, you can modify the formula accordingly (e.g., =ROW(A1)-4 to start from 1 in row 5).
Manual Updates: If you use the Fill Handle or Fill Series, remember that these numbers won't automatically update if you add or remove rows; you may need to redo the process to maintain accuracy.
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By following these methods, you can efficiently auto-number columns in Excel to keep your data organized and easily readable.

I was having problem with Omnipage's software using my HP scanners scanning software to do the pages. It was slow and caused the pdf files to bloat is size. I found out their software does not want to us HP's twain or HP commandeered it. I saw a WAI option with my scanner and decided to try it. After this their software used their internal scanning software. The scans are fast and pdf file size is down dramatically.

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To set up Bluehost email with POP3, configure your mail client using incoming server
mail.yourdomain.com (or pop.titan.email for professional email) on port 995 with SSL, and outgoing server mail.yourdomain.com (or smtp.titan.email) on port 465 or 587 with SSL/TLS. POP3 downloads messages to your device, making them accessible offline but often removing them from the server.
Key Bluehost POP3 Settings

Username: Full email address (e.g., user@example.com)
Password: Password for your email account
Incoming Server (POP3): mail.yourdomain.com (or pop.titan.email)
Incoming Port: 995
Security: SSL/TLS
Outgoing Server (SMTP): mail.yourdomain.com (or smtp.titan.email)
Outgoing Port: 465 (or 587)
Authentication: Required for outgoing server (use same username/password)

Setup Steps by Device

Gmail (Web): Go to Settings > "Accounts and Import" > "Check mail from other accounts" > Add a mail account > Select POP3 and enter the settings above.
Windows 10 Mail: Search for Mail > Accounts > Add Account > Advanced Setup > Internet email > Fill in POP3 details.
Android (Gmail App): Settings > Add account > Other > Select POP3 > Enter details.

Note: Ensure "Leave a copy of messages on server" is checked in your email client settings if you want to access mail from multiple devices