How do I tell my parents that I have a boyfriend?
You: Mom. Dad.Them: ????You: I'm pregnant.Them: What!?!?!??!You: Yes. It's happening. I've met an amazing guy. He's the father. He's a tattoo artist. And he sings in an amazing band. I'm pretty sure the band is gonna make it.Mom: no……You: Yes. I've decided to name the child after him. And I got a tattoo already with his nameDad: Uhh what's his name?You: Satan.……….You: I'm kidding. The only part that’s true is the boyfriend part. Except he's an engineer. You'll love him. No babies till marriage — promise.
How do I find out if my boyfriend has 2 Facebook accounts?
Hi, this question is little difficult but i will give you my opinions that can help you to find out this answer.Find out his all emails and mobile no’s search them one by one in Facebook search and see the results If Facebook show you any profile from that NO or Email then it’s 100% his another account. If there is no results then more to step 2You have to access to his mobile logout his Facebook from mobile and try to login if it’s Shows different emails then again search each of them in Facebook search and see the results.Login to his real Facebook ID and check the messages you will find out his another Facebook AccountFinally If You Still Can’t Find His Account Be Clever and See His Social Activities. I Hope You Will Find It. Thanks ;)
Using Word, Mail Merge -- how do I right align one of the fields?
On the page where you have the blank labels, press Control A to select all the labels. Then look at the ruler at the top - towards the left of the ruler, is the TAB SELECTOR - the icon / button looks like a capital L. Click that Tab selector icon until the L points in the other direction (left in stead of right), indicating that you have selected a right-align tab. Now, for the first blank label, on the ruler, click where the "2007" must appear more or less - you can always drag the tab indicator more left or right a later stage. Click on any blank label now and you will see that word has inserted the tab for you in the same position on all the labels. Now type the text or insert the field for "ABC Company" on the left of the label, then press CONTROL and the TAB key to jump to the right where the tab marker is waiting, then type the "2007" or insert the field. Remember, if you want to change the position of the right tab, first press Control A again so that Word makes the changes on all the labels for you. Problem solved :)
What does softsub and hardsub mean?
While distributing content, subtitles can appear in one of 3 types: Hard (also known as hardsubs or open subtitles). The subtitle text is irreversibly merged in original video frames, thus this format of subtitles doesn't require any special equipment or software at all. Thus, very complex transition effects and animation can be implemented, such as karaoke song lyrics following, various colors, fonts, sizes, etc. However, these subtitles can't be turned off unless the original video is also included in the distribution, because they are just a part of original frame, and it's impossible to do several variants of subtitling, for example, in multiple languages. Prerendered subtitles are separate video frames that are overlaid on the original video stream while playing. Prerendered subtitles are used on DVD (though they are contained in the same file as video stream). Obviously, player is required to support such subtitles to display them, and it is possible to turn them off or have multiple languages subtitles and switch among them. On the other hand, subtitles are usually encoded as images with minimal bitrate and number of colors, thus they usually lack anti-aliasing font rasterization. Also, it is hard to change such subtitles, but special OCR software, such as SubRip exists to convert such subtitles to "soft" ones. Soft (also known as softsubs or closed subtitles) are separate instructions, usually a specially marked up text with time stamps to be displayed during playback. It requires player support and, moreover, there are multiple incompatible (but usually reciprocally convertible) subtitle file formats. It's relatively easy to create and change such subtitles, and thus it's frequently used for fansubs. Text rendering quality can vary depending on player, but, generally, it's higher than prerendered subtitles. Also, some formats introduce text encoding troubles for end-user, especially if very different languages are used simultaneously (for example, Latin and Asian scripts).