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I've found that sometimes mathematics-related jobs use other words rather than 'mathematics', which is unfortunate. Such as analyst, quantitative, quant, mathematical, statistics etc. Perhaps a combined BSc in Mathematics and Computer Science would cover a lot of bases?

Thanks for the replies. If seeking employment in IT, would a candidate generally be at a disadvantage, or no difference, who has a maths BSc and an IT postgrad as opposed to someone who has a Computer Science BSc? That is, at a disadvantage in the likelihood of securing employment and coping...

If going to (the same) university to study for a BSc what are the job prospects of having completed either: a) Computer Science b) Mathematics Now I may well be completely wrong in wondering this; I honestly don't know hence the question. For example, ten years after graduation the...

I purchased a watch from an eBay seller and the listing stated the watch had 'been tested' and was 'working 100%'. I received the watch and the day/date function was stuck so I paid to return the watch to the seller in England. The seller refunded the total eBay invoice i.e. the watch price +...

Thank you Ajapale.

Sorry, it concerns the study of mostly watches and clocks.

Is anyone aware of any horology clubs/courses in Northern Ireland? I've looked online but can't seem to locate any. Thanks

Thanks very much Hoagy, was able to get it working. Thanks again!

Thanks for the link Hoagy, that seems to have gotten rid of the original message about "This program requires at least 3MB of free virtual memory to run". Now what's happening is it's bringing up a message which states: Problem opening “C:\DOCUME~1\user\LOCALS~1\Temp”. -34 Then when I...

They simply state, "After careful consideration, we're unable to decide this claim in your favour at this time."

Nothing

Update on what happened after I escalated it to a claim. Seller did not make any comments in the online claim form, so after 10 days PayPal closed it and I received no partial refund.

Just done that, but no luck. Actually, I just noticed that the original message which states: "This program requires at least 3MB of free virtual memory to run" is in reference to a program named "Director Player 6.0".

Thanks Hoagy. I went there on the PC and it states;

Thanks. Good point. I just checked the box and it states "For XP this product requires an Administrator account". I have XP installed, and it's my home PC I've installed it on. What is meant by Administrator account?

I've installed a Dorling Kindersley CD on the PC and when I try to run the program it states "This program requires at least 3MB of free virtual memory to run." and so won't run the program. Any ideas why this might be? Might there be some problem with the CD that is causing this as the PC is...

Thanks. Yes, that's why I was wondering Lou34 since it's a convention for the typewriter. Though someone was telling me that this convention does not apply when using a PC or printing off text from a PC.

When writing text using a PC, is it the convention to leave one space or two between a full stop and a new sentence? Does the same convention apply if the text remains on a word document or website, or alternatively if the text is printed onto paper from the PC? Thanks

Thank you! Was able to get it working...

I'm trying to save a PowerPoint presentation onto a memory stick but can't seem to be able to find where to save onto the stick, only onto the PC. I found a button called 'Publish' and after that there's 'Publish Slides' but when I use this it just saves each individual slide on the memory...