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Thursday, January 10, 2013
Friday, December 21, 2012
2005 Toyota Camry V6
2:51 PM 12/21/2012 : Changed Car Battery
DuraLast 24F-DL to AutoCraft Gold @ $124.00
Also Changed the Vipers $20.00
DuraLast 24F-DL to AutoCraft Gold @ $124.00
Also Changed the Vipers $20.00
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Internal Sales Orders
Source
When IR-ISO Created / required
Same LE, Same OU, 2 Inv Orgs:
Sub-inventory transfer/Inter-Org transfer should be sufficient (though you can still create IR-ISO provided the pre-requisite setups are done in Shippng Networks (Invnetory super user -->Set up -->Organzation -->Shipping networks and Internal order Flag is enabled )
Same LE, Different OU, 2 Inv Orgs:
Sub-inventory transfer/Inter-Org transfer should be sufficient (though you can still create IR-ISO provided the pre-requisite setups are done in Shippng Networks (Invnetory super user -->Set up -->Organzation -->Shipping networks and Internal order Flag is enabled )
Different LE (OU and Inv Orgs will always be different):
IR-ISO has to be created since goods have to be sent out of the country.
Pre-requisites for IR-ISO:
- Internal Orders attribute at item setup
- Internal Orders attribute at Shipping networks setup
- Purchasing Options setup (what will be the ISO order type)
- Inter-company transaction setup
Note: Transfer Type, FOB and other setups in Shipping Network should not affect IR-ISO creation as long as the above pre-requisites are taken care.
Regular Sales Order
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Internal Sales Order
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Customer type is External
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Customer Type is Internal
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Map the customer address to an internal receiving organization(Customer Association)
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Define intercompany relations between the selling and shipping operating units
1.Shipping Networks need to be defined (Inventory super user àSet upàOrganizationàShipping networks)
2.Intercompany flows need to be defined( Inventory super user àSet upàOrganizationà Intercompany flows)
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The flowing profile option enabled
• INV: Intercompany Currency Conversion
• INV: Inter-company Invoice for Internal Orders
• INV: Advanced Pricing for Inter-company Invoice
• TAX: Allow Override of Tax Code
• Tax: Invoice Freight as Revenue
• Tax: Inventory Item for Freight
• MO: Operating Unit
Set this profile option to the appropriate operating unit for each responsibility.
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The following Inventory item Attribute should be enabled
Customer Ordered
• Customer Order Enabled
• Internal Ordered
• Internal Order Enabled
• Invoiceable Item
• Invoice Enabled
• Cost Enabled
• Stockable
• Transactable
• Inventory Item
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Customer Invoice is created
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Intercompany invoice is created if Receiving and Shipping Organization different legal entities
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• Define Oracle Receivables system options
• Define Oracle Payables system options
• Define tax structures in Oracle Payables and Oracle Receivables
• Set up the Account Generator for the Cost of Goods Sold accounts
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Monday, November 5, 2012
Friday, October 26, 2012
BOOT and RESTORE / Backup
BartPE and UBCD4WIN are bootable CD’s that will let you gain access to your system in the event of windows not booting up. You will need an XP CD to create these discs. Even if you don’t think You’ll ever use these, they are fascinating from the geek tool standpoint and are fun to fool around with.
Creating and Using BartePE
Creating and Using The Ulitmate Boot CD for Windows
Note: this video references the BartPE video, you may want to download both videos
hi-res 19MB quicktime .mov
lo-res 9MB quicktime .mov
Note: this video references the BartPE video, you may want to download both videos
hi-res 19MB quicktime .mov
lo-res 9MB quicktime .mov
The utility I use to put UBCD4Win on a UFD is called ubcd4winToUSB, which comes with the Ultimate Boot CD for Windows distribution and can be found in C:\UBCD4Win\plugin\!Critical\ ubcd4winToUSB . It does not seem to work in Vista, so do your build from a Windows XP SP2/SP3 box. After installing it to my 4GB thumbdrive it kept giving me a BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) with the error code 0x0000007B whenever I tried to boot it. I found someone provided a patched version of ntdetect.com (http://www.msfn.org/board/ 0x0000007B-Blue-Screen-Error- During-Text-t112630.html&p= 738009#entry738009 ) that solved my problem and now it boots fine on all my boxes.
BARTPE
Is a lightweight variant of the 32-bit version of Microsoft Windows XP or Windows Server 2003, similar to Windows Preinstallation Environment, which can be run from a Live CD or Live USB drive.
A BartPE system image is created using PE Builder, a freeware program created by Bart Lagerweij. It requires a legal copy of Windows XP or Windows Server 2003. Additional applications can be included in the image using plugins.
Ultimate Boot CD for Windows or UBCD4Win is a bootable recovery CD (live CD) that contains software used for repairing, restoring, and diagnosing many computer problems. It is based on BartPE
Unless you can borrow a XP CD you can't make a BartPE or UBCD4Win ISO (CD/DVD or USB )
XP-Iso-Builder to try and make an XP cd.
Problems with DELL Laptops
When the Builder is looking to validate the source files.. it only checks for a few files... it doesn't validate the complete set of files. Since your i386 directory isn't setup like a true CD... it fails on the files that it can't find that you've listed.
Instead of using specific letters such as .sy_ etc... lets use the letter "x" to indicate any other letter since there can be different various files not just .sys etc. A file that ends with .xx_ is a compressed version of the original file. So myfile.xx_ is simply a compressed version of myfile.xxx . The builder is looking for the .xx_ file to uncompress when you get the error because Dell had chosen to use the non-standard method of keeping the files uncompressed.
You may be able to recreate the compressed files using the MS Makecab util available from http://support.microsoft.com/kb/310618 ... If you try this for each missing file error... I would suggest that you also leave the original file where it is also so it won't affect anything else that Dell may have done in this area. Of course then you still won't be assured of a build that goes without other errors that won't need corrected but it would be a step in that direction.
Instead of using specific letters such as .sy_ etc... lets use the letter "x" to indicate any other letter since there can be different various files not just .sys etc. A file that ends with .xx_ is a compressed version of the original file. So myfile.xx_ is simply a compressed version of myfile.xxx . The builder is looking for the .xx_ file to uncompress when you get the error because Dell had chosen to use the non-standard method of keeping the files uncompressed.
You may be able to recreate the compressed files using the MS Makecab util available from http://support.microsoft.com/kb/310618 ... If you try this for each missing file error... I would suggest that you also leave the original file where it is also so it won't affect anything else that Dell may have done in this area. Of course then you still won't be assured of a build that goes without other errors that won't need corrected but it would be a step in that direction.
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http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/7702/restoring-windows-7-from-an-image-backup/
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/7702/restoring-windows-7-from-an-image-backup/
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
White balance
White balance
Where, with film you either shot print film in daylight or with flash indoors, and with slide film, you used daylight or tungsten film, or used compensating filters with these. White balance is Digital’s version-you select a white balance based on the condition of the light you are using, so the camera’s meter allows for white to photograph as white
Auto white balance does a reasonable job most of the time, but it cannot cope in some situations-especially when subject is in deep shadow. You need to know when to use the white balance settings for all situations, and this table will help you understand: ( degrees Kelvin is a means of determining colour temperature)
Sunrise/sunset 2400-3000 Kelvin……………………Use Auto white balance
Tungsten lighting 3200-3500 Kelvin ……………………Use tungsten/Incandescent white balance
Fluorescent lighting 4000 Kelvin …………… Use fluorescent White balance
Early morning/afternoon sun 4000 Kelvin…….Use auto white balance/ --fluorescent white balance
(Magenta filter) to counter greenish cast on skin from foliage if under trees or on really green grass
Noon sun/Sun overhead…5000-6500 Kelvin…………………….use Cloudy White balance
Flash photography in daylight 5500 Kelvin ………………………Use Flash White balance
Deep shade………………….6500 Kelvin…………………………Use cloudy/shade white balance
Shade in daylight 7500 Kelvin ………………………………......Use shade white balance
Heavy overcast, very dark shade 8000 to 10000 Kelvin………Use shade white balance plus 81a-85c glass filter
To set custom White balance: (Nikon)
Select a neutral coloured object to set your white balance
It’s best to avoid using a white target. The camera prefers grey. If you use white in direct sunlight you'll always get a "No Gd" response from the camera because the Matrix meter is rendering it white instead of grey. Thus the trick is to select the centre-weighted meter when using a white reference in bright light and you'll get "Good" from a camera. Remember to set back to Matrix metering as soon as you're done.
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TRICK
WhiteBalance : Tungsten
Set -1 or -2 exposure compensation and use this setting in daylight to simulate night!
Cloudy : best for most shots outdoors in direct sunlight
Custom White Balance :
Set it pointed at something colored or through a colored filter
and your resulting photos will have a color cast opposite the color to which you set it!
Set it on something blue and photos come out yellow,
set it on something purple and the photos come out green.
Point it at something warm and you get cool and vice versa.
Where, with film you either shot print film in daylight or with flash indoors, and with slide film, you used daylight or tungsten film, or used compensating filters with these. White balance is Digital’s version-you select a white balance based on the condition of the light you are using, so the camera’s meter allows for white to photograph as white
Auto white balance does a reasonable job most of the time, but it cannot cope in some situations-especially when subject is in deep shadow. You need to know when to use the white balance settings for all situations, and this table will help you understand: ( degrees Kelvin is a means of determining colour temperature)
Sunrise/sunset 2400-3000 Kelvin……………………Use Auto white balance
Tungsten lighting 3200-3500 Kelvin ……………………Use tungsten/Incandescent white balance
Fluorescent lighting 4000 Kelvin …………… Use fluorescent White balance
Early morning/afternoon sun 4000 Kelvin…….Use auto white balance/ --fluorescent white balance
(Magenta filter) to counter greenish cast on skin from foliage if under trees or on really green grass
Noon sun/Sun overhead…5000-6500 Kelvin…………………….use Cloudy White balance
Flash photography in daylight 5500 Kelvin ………………………Use Flash White balance
Deep shade………………….6500 Kelvin…………………………Use cloudy/shade white balance
Shade in daylight 7500 Kelvin ………………………………......Use shade white balance
Heavy overcast, very dark shade 8000 to 10000 Kelvin………Use shade white balance plus 81a-85c glass filter
To set custom White balance: (Nikon)
Select a neutral coloured object to set your white balance
It’s best to avoid using a white target. The camera prefers grey. If you use white in direct sunlight you'll always get a "No Gd" response from the camera because the Matrix meter is rendering it white instead of grey. Thus the trick is to select the centre-weighted meter when using a white reference in bright light and you'll get "Good" from a camera. Remember to set back to Matrix metering as soon as you're done.
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TRICK
WhiteBalance : Tungsten
Set -1 or -2 exposure compensation and use this setting in daylight to simulate night!
Cloudy : best for most shots outdoors in direct sunlight
Custom White Balance :
Set it pointed at something colored or through a colored filter
and your resulting photos will have a color cast opposite the color to which you set it!
Set it on something blue and photos come out yellow,
set it on something purple and the photos come out green.
Point it at something warm and you get cool and vice versa.
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
PO Types
| . | Standard Purchase Order | Planned Purchase Order | Blanket Purchase Agreement | Contract Purchase Agreement |
| Terms and Conditions Known | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Goods or Services Known | Yes | Yes | Yes | NO |
| Pricing Known | Yes | Yes | May Be | NO |
| Quantity Known | Yes | Yes | NO | NO |
| Account Distributions Known | Yes | Yes | NO | NO |
| Delivery Schedule Known | Yes | May Be | NO | NO |
| Can be Encumbered | Yes | Yes | Yes | NO |
| Can Encumber Releases | N/A | Yes | Yes | N/A |
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