Announcing Windows 10 Insider Fast Build 16257 PC + 15237 Mobile Insider
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Well just a heads up deary..." programmers/coders" are more focused on science than literature (English Lit was my most disliked subject ever)... so there
Coders only spel rite wen the compiler keeps spitting there code bak at them! :)
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How did you manage to join skip ahead. When I tried yesterday, I got message saying it was full up?
You need to upgrade to .1 version first. When done and back on desktop, open Registry Editor and double click string ContentType in key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WindowsSelfHost\Applicability to open it for edit.
Type new value Skip, do not save yet (do not click OK or hit Enter). Open Settings app > Insider settings, switch to Skip ahead, immediately switch to registry editor and click OK to save that new value Skip to string ContentType, restart immediately leaving registry editor and Settings open.
When restarted, registry editor opens automatically because it was left open when restarted. Just close it. Check the Insider settings, you should now be in Skip ahead, WU start downloading .1000 version.
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Groan, you guys really are bored with the lack of releases aren't you. Still there's always tomorrow :)
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Well just a heads up deary..." programmers/coders" are more focused on science than literature (English Lit was my most disliked subject ever)... so there
I know, Superfly, that you have other things on your mind. I had a dear friend who was the most genius at coding I ever knew, but couldn't spell his way out of a paper bag. All the others who worked with him were the same way. That certainly didn't detract from their knowledge.
We each mash the English language in our own way, which is what "I were tryin' ta git at" . . . Iffen I'da sed it that way, you'da unnerstood.
And now for those complaining about "those of us who must be intelligent" mashing the English language, there are now two of us who are able to do it in differing ways.
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Coders only spel rite wen the compiler keeps spitting there code bak at them! :)
LOL...autocomplete has its uses.. it's the thinking to get it to do what u want that matters - thus the right click on the red underlined squiggly aawh?
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Edlin never gave me a red squiggly line, nor a right click. I had a deprived childhood!
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At what temperature?
More accurately, 1 litre has 1 kg mass which on Earth at sealevel weighs 1kg force (weight) but would only be one sixth of that on the Moon although mass would be same ie for weight you have to be precise about location as well as temperature (15 Deg C iirc - none of that deg F rubbish).
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You need to upgrade to .1 version first. When done and back on desktop, open Registry Editor and double click string ContentType in key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WindowsSelfHost\Applicability to open it for edit.
Type new value Skip, do not save yet (do not click OK or hit Enter). Open Settings app > Insider settings, switch to Skip ahead, immediately switch to registry editor and click OK to save that new value Skip to string ContentType, restart immediately leaving registry editor and Settings open.
When restarted, registry editor opens automatically because it was left open when restarted. Just close it. Check the Insider settings, you should now be in Skip ahead, WU start downloading .1000 version.
Many thanks - I have to say I am always amazed how people come up with these workarounds!
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More accurately, 1 litre has 1 kg mass which on Earth at sealevel weighs 1kg force (weight) but would only be one sixth of that on the Moon although mass would be same ie for weight you have to be precise about location as well as temperature (15 Deg C iirc - none of that deg F rubbish).
It's only a close approximation. Relativity mucks everything up. Even mass.
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When I use the forward button on Edge it takes me to places I haven't been yet. I like that feature.
Cortana has been watching and knows were you want to go. :)
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