I would suggest you rather use a Win Form app for game. If you use Console you will need to refresh (clear and redraw) the console each time you want to change display - that is with change in each second.On a win form you can directly put a timer control and start the timer on game start (button click, form load - as per your need). When timer tick event fires you can just disable the current question and show the score
1. header display issue
You have some css inconsistencies between the two sites. For instance, the h3.logo on the site that appears to be correct has the following style applied to it:The h3.logo on the incorrect site does not. I recommend turning off merging css and js files and recompile any SASS that you might have to see if it corrects your issue on the incorrect site.
2. Display node field into cart
The Drupal cart is a views display of commerce line items. Depending on your setup you will have to alter the existing cart view and add one or two views relationships (in the advanced section).Now you have all field of your product (and product display) available to views and you can add them in the Fields section.
3. Is this a 1080p display?
well thats why macs are stupid
4. Difference between Exhibit and Display?
In this case as you described it, it means the same thing. So the words are interchangeable . However display could mean a window dressing. Exhibit could mean a presentation at an event.
5. Computer has no display or beeps?
Is it getting past the POST? Any Windows booting noises? Are the video card and CPU fan ramping down when the OS kicks in? Components that can cause this include: * CPU * RAM * Board * Power supply So first off I would start by unplugging the 24-pin and 4/8-pin and plugging it back in, even though they are plugged in fine I've had times where remounting them has resolved the issue, I would try going down to one DIMM of RAM, then if it still does not boot switch it with another DIMM. I would also start stripping things down, any component not necessary for POST should go, so DVD drive, hard drive, etc. If you still get nothing I would start replacing the CPU, board, and/or power supply. The RAM is unlikely, especially if you have 3 DIMMs to test with, however it IS possible all are dead so as a last resort I would test that. Also make sure you take the dedicated video card out before trying to use the onboard, it wo not use the onboard unless the dedicated is not installed. Hope this helps, Cheers
6. No display. new Power supply still no display.?
Something got fried up, maybe maybe some point of the computer was wet when you started it up and caused something to fry up, but I can not check without having the computer itself here, sorry
7. How has Grand Rapids changed over the years that you have lived there?
I moved here from the Chicago area for employment reasons, in 1987 or 31 years ago. There have been lots of changes including major investments in the medical field to position the area as similar to the Mayo or Cleveland clinic but with a teaching bent. The local successful people have generously funded this transformation. Amway, Lacks, and others opened their wallets.We also have Art Prize, a contest for artwork each fall with $250,000 top prize to the winning art work. Thousands of entrants from all over the world compete and their offerings are on display for a month or so all over the town, from building sized murals to single photographs! Amazing and beautiful!The people here act as if it is the late 50s, with politeness, consideration and helpfulness being important community wide. The store clerks are liable to tell you, "oh don't buy that today, come back next Tuesday as it will be on sale then! That kind of service is promoted by the shop owners, too!We have lots of colleges around so your education can continue while you are here, and while they are not Ivy League schools they still have great reputations in their areas of study.Did you know that Michigan has more golf courses per capita than any other state? It does.The weather here is not always cold, as geographically we are in a par with Milwaukee, so not too cold in the winter and not too hot in the summer. Our cost of living is reasonable too, with housing a bargain in Grand Rapids. And for some strange reason, our lifespans are longer here than many close by more well known areas.So, come by and spend some time here! You just might decide you really like it!How has Grand Rapids changed over the years that you have lived there?.