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Actually I had this script beacuse an accident, when I was trying to make an equipotential line in order to modeling a geoelectrical method. but I found that my fail in this script can make it looks like a multilevel helix
phi = 3.14;
k=1;for m = n:n:r; i(k)=m; k=k+1; end
V = ((I*rho)/(4*phi))*(1./i);
a = [0:1:360];
for p=1:length(i); x(:,p) = i(p)*cos(a.*pi/180); y(:,p) = i(p)*sin(a.*pi/180); z(:,p) = linspace(0,100,length(a));end
figure for nl=1:length(i); plot3(x(:,:,nl),y(:,:,nl),z(:,:,nl))
%text(x(1,nl),y(1,nl),[num2str(V(nl),2)])
%title(‘Nilai equipotential pada tiap lintasan’) hold on grid on
end
I Don’t know what can I do when Iam stuck installing some programs in my windows 7. I think that previous version of windows (XP) is the most compatible.
Actually I almost desperate and going to install dual OS in order to install some programs in my laptop.
like ArcGis 9.2, I found that in windows 7 it can’t run. finally, It is no problem when my friend accomodates me by bought ArcGis 9.3 that running well in windows 7. problem fixed.
I got a problem again, when I was installing google sketch up. I found that an error occured before the installation finished. However I must find the solution , and I start googling. In hours, I found that the error message that say’
” An error occurred during the installation of assembly ‘Microsoft.VC80.ATL,type=”win32″,version=”8.0.50727.4053″,publicKeyToken=”1fc8b3b9a1e18e3b”,processorArchitecture=”x86″‘. Please refer to Help and Support for more information. HRESULT: 0x800736FD.
“
can be fixed with registry editor.Actually I don’t know what the message means, but in my searching i found that error caused by “running out registry space”.
so the step for solution is :
1. go to registry editor
2. find the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet
3. Increase the registry space by changing value 5d00000(in hex) which is 97517568 to value fffffffff (in hex value).
I restart my machine, reinstall google sketch up and finally… it works. Thaks to my reference for it’



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