I've barely managed to log in three times over the last three days 🙂. What is actually going on here? If things are still this broken tonight, someone needs to step up and fix it immediately.
Dana Diaz8 said:We’ve touched on this before... Excel can handle up to 15 digits, whether they’re before or after the decimal point (in your case, they're all before it). If you actually need to work with more than 15 digits in Excel, you might want to do some digging online to find a workaround.
I see. Well, I don't really need it; I just noticed while I was bored.😁
Why is Excel rounding my numbers? Here’s this image. I was messing around in Excel and noticed this happening. I formatted all the cells as numbers and used a basic formula—basically just the top cell times two. It stays accurate up to a certain point, but then it starts rounding off. Why does that happen? Is it a settings issue on my end, or is it just how the software is programmed?
So I just finished a post and now I want to delete it, but I can't find the button anywhere. Where is it hiding? Is this some kind of glitch with the PDF or what?
rustydrifter10 said:Here’s the PDF for you guys , but hey, let's just give the moderators a chance to move the threads around and set some ground rules before everyone starts diving in headfirst. 😁
Yeah. But just like they mentioned above. When there's dialogue, the audio feels thin, yet when an explosion or something similar kicks in, it's suddenly way too loud.
I haven't tried anything yet. I wasn't really feeling it over the weekend, so maybe I'll give it a shot tomorrow...
Raymond Bennett said:Hahaha, you're going to convert every single movie you download?!?!? You'd be better off just heading into the codec settings and bumping up the volume there...
Is there any software out there that lets me boost the audio directly within the file itself (like a song or a movie)? I’m looking for something like a converter, if you will, but ideally without changing the file format. Sometimes when I download a movie, I have to crank my TV volume up to 70 or 80% just to hear anything clearly, even though I usually watch regular shows at about 10 or 15. I can't figure out why the audio on torrents is often so quiet, especially with newer releases. Could that be an issue with the pirate rips, or is it something else? 😁
melloworca6 said:Go to Options - Edit Options - forum Language (all the way at the bottom of the page) and select English. 🙂
Thanks. I have no clue why everything shifted. I didn't touch any settings. One minute it's in English when I log in, the next I check my options and it claims it's already set to English. 🤷