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am curious as to why you want to do that, in most cases you just make the receiver such that signal strength is measured and displayed which will tell you how close you are to the transmitter.
That aside I would have to say you would need 5 distinct transmitters each transmitting at different power levels and each on distinct channels, or different modulation methods or different encoding methods there are a number of ways to accomplish it but all would involve distinct transmitters to get different power output levels.
I think the receiver having a signal strength measurement would be more elegant and less hardware and bandwidth consuming. If you wanted you could even multiplex signals to have multiple data streams over a single carrier.
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Well hy there I was just wondering why dint you guys improve a bit the gadgets like adding them a size option, try sometimes your stuff in a 1960 resolution enviroment and see what hapens your gadgets become laughable dark spots on it!!!
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Well hy there I was just wondering why dint you guys improve a bit the gadgets like adding them a size option, try sometimes your stuff in a 1960 resolution enviroment and see what hapens your gadgets become laughable dark spots on it!!!
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mark russinovich said:

hi

hamsan
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hi

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Alistair Dalrymple said:

Cool platform, smooth, fast, but no drivers for my Canon N650U scanner, sad
Posted on Tuesday, June 02, 2009 6:02 AM
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Cool platform, smooth, fast, but no drivers for my Canon N650U scanner, sad
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Steve said:

also with Bitlocker Encryption for USB drives in Windows 7 it would link the Op System and backup nicely with good security which you have covered and a lot of people have wanted . Great stuff
Posted on Tuesday, June 02, 2009 1:21 AM
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also with Bitlocker Encryption for USB drives in Windows 7 it would link the Op System and backup nicely with good security which you have covered and a lot of people have wanted . Great stuff
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Steve said:

Hi Mark , I'm running Server 2008 with SP2 , on a Laptop , I have 900 domains and am part of the Bizspark programme . I am running it on my 32 bit laptop so as to familiarise myself with Exchange Sharepoint etc and then switching on my servers @ Rackspace . I always try to use Microsoft products however as I am in the middle of converting all om my Vista - Server 2008 info , I have a problem backing up . I have two external drives , but wouldn't it be a good idea to have a Backup file system similar to Backup Exec ( Symantec ) . I have used there security and was very unhappy with most of there stuff but their backup even for there personal users was great ( doesn't just dump files onto a drive ) . Have Microsoft thought of a product similar or are they more interested in Monetisation through storage