help mi....changing state?
538394
This is a purely physical change of state from solid to liquid as a result of energy being added to the system.  There is an increase in entropy of the system.
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look at the top of the page in the right hand corner...the new page is still in beta testing.....so it should let you switch back
933527
Time to upgrade.\n\nCoach
88939
go to the menu and scan to find the key word to change. If you have a manual look it up.
513373
nothing is going to happen. Make a new ID. I've gone through that 2ice.
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just copy everything in the old bulittin...\n\nand paste and post a new buletin....
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Hey there Jery.\n\nI live in our great state of Michigan.  I have been in every portion of my beautiful State, including the Upper Peninsula, with the exception of the tip of Keewanau Peninsula.\n\nI have no idea what the International Conference on the Region of the Great Lakes is, and I have bathed in each of our refreshing lakes.\n\nSo, really can't assist you here.  Michigan is an incredible State, and I hope you have had a chance to visit her lush forests, though I'm uncertain as to where you currently live (could very well be Michigan).\n\nKeep on pushing your beliefs.  Good job! Really now, I have read your Q's and A's.
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The only other way would be to reboot the computer.  This is setup this way as there are services that run under the userid signed on.
252439
you can't change it. you should set a new account
441064
switching users generally messes up a lot of things. why do you have 2? just make one, it saves a lot of hassle.
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The easiest way is to do a system restore.  \n\nClick on Start\nThen Programs\nThen Accessories\nThen System tools\nThen System Restore\n\nAnd you will be asked to enter a date.  It will reset your computer to the way it was before the date you enter.  So if you accidently changed your settings yesterday, then enter a date before yesterday and it will put your system to how it was then.  \n\nBut note that any other changes and documents you have on your system will also change.  So if you have things you saved during this time period, save them on a disk first before you do a system restore.
691371
Your employer has restricted your access so that you cannot change it - just ring the help desk and explain the problem to them.  They should be able to reset it for you - its no big deal.
502933
You need to come to Maine!\n\nhttp://ludb.clui.org/ex/i/ME3145/
1111434
my home state. Ohio 1803
124746
Go change it again. Say you forget your password, and do all that stuff again.
789399
Go to file and then your options and change it. Save it, shut it down and when you restart it, it will work.
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http://www.mipsor.state.mi.us/