Document Editing

$1.55M

In a nutshell

Dropbox, Google Drive, and OneDrive are already fantastic services that allow you to store your information on remote servers, which makes this kind of app redundant in my eyes. Also, TeamDrive doesn’t allow you to upload your data directly from your computer; you can’t even browse your own local folders for the content that you want to upload.

There are quite a few cloud-based document editing applications available, including Google Docs, OneNote, and Evernote. I can say that these apps don’t require you to be connected to the internet when using them. However, you have to be online in order to edit your documents (you can’t save them locally for later editing), so you can’t download a Dropbox folder or OneDrive folder without being connected to the internet.

I tried to use a web client for Google Docs, but I didn’t like it, as it wasn’t as convenient as I was expecting. I then tried using the Office 365 desktop client, and I also liked it. Although it didn’t allow me to have a connected local copy of a file, it was much more convenient than the web-based solution.

I can’t help you choose the best one if you’re looking for something similar to Microsoft Office, but Google Docs, OneNote, and Evernote are worth taking into consideration.

How I’d set it up:

Go to one of the official client’s sites (e.g. the OneDrive web page) and sign up.

Once the service is activated, you can download an application, which should be installed onto your computer.

Your private data will be stored on remote servers, so you can install the app on as many devices as you want.

When you open the application for the first time, it should display an installation wizard, which you can use to authorize your device (and also install the app if you choose).

After you finish the installation, you should be able to use the application. However, you’ll have to visit the official site to upload/download documents.

Advantages

What sets this app apart from other solutions

Many cloud-based document editing apps have a similar concept: they allow you to upload content to their servers (the documents that you write) and then synchronize your files across devices. For example, a document that you edit on one computer 00b4fdf01c

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OpenMSX is an open source emulator for MSX machines. It allows you to run the original MSX software directly on the Linux system, or even on Windows (via VirtualBox or Wine). You can run applications and games that would normally run on the MSX, such as emulation of the camera, keyboard and joysticks.
Configuration:
The OpenMSX software has two different modes:

– The normal ‘native’ mode where the software runs directly on the Linux system and can be controlled with the keyboard and screen. This mode is built with VirtualBox and Wine and is more like a Linux emulator with additional MSX support.
– The ’emulation’ mode where the software runs in an MSX emulator. This mode is built with QEMU and uses the MSX hardware. It can be accessed by pressing F10 in the emulator.

License:
GNU General Public License, Version 3
1. Technical Field
The present disclosure relates to electronic circuits, and more particularly to a current mirror circuit and an analog-to-digital converter using the same.
2. Description of Related Art
Analog-to-digital converters (ADCs) are widely used in the field of electronic circuits. FIG. 1 shows a conventional current mirror circuit 10. The current mirror circuit 10 comprises a pair of current sources 11, 12, a first transistor 13 and a second transistor 14. A first output 16 outputs a first current, and a second output 17 outputs a second current. The first current equals to the second current. The first current is related to the first transistor, and the second current is related to the second transistor. The ratio of the first transistor and the second transistor is defined as a current ratio.
However, the conventional current mirror circuit 10 generates a current imbalance between the first output 16 and the second output 17. As shown in FIG. 2, the first output 16 and the second output 17 are respectively associated with the current sources 11 and 12, the first transistor 13 and the second transistor 14. The current sources 11 and 12 respectively output an equal current. However, the current sources 11 and 12 are not symmetrical. That is, the current source 11 is capable of providing a larger current, but the current source 12 is capable of providing a smaller current. Therefore, there is an error when comparing the current outputted from the first transistor 13 and the second transistor 14. Moreover, the current sources 11 and 12 are prone to mismatch when the size of transistors of the current