Doswindows Computer Design

A Doswindows Computer Design can do all that Windows can, without the Mouse Pointer apparatus. In Doswindows the computer screen is sectioned off into a grid with each square in the grid having anywhere from 1/8 inch by 1/8 inch square. This is a much more stable design than Windows since it does not leave DOS programming, and, the Internet with Doswindows is much more stable, as well. For the "Desk Top," then, the computer screen grid is sectioned off into one inch by one inch squares. Each square has a number on the grid which can be refrenced by a key and the number for that grid. The upper left grid is one by one, next to it is, one by two, and so forth. to get the right grid number for a function to operate on the computer, you simply type in the grid number coordinates. Thus, you hit the "grid key" on the key board and then you type in 1 and 1, and the right grid with the right program or function is activated. If you wish to access another program or function withe the computer then you punch the "grid key" fuction key, and then, 1-2 , for example. You can attach an icon where the program or function is on the screen grid, but you cannot hide the grid coordinates. In this way the computer can function without a mouse, which lowers the cost substantially and improves the reliability.
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A New Potential Technology for Converting Salt Sea Water to Drinking Water

A new technology for converting Salt Sea Water into drinking water has been developed by the Acciona Corporation in Spain. The Acciona Company technology uses CO2 gas and ammonia gas to convert Salt Sea Water to Drinking Water. However, an alternate approach which is safer and more cost effective is possible. The CO2 method removes 98% of the salt from the Sea Water and leaves 2% salt in the water. Instead of using the ammonia to remove the last 2%, you can use a particulate filter which employs wrapped fiber which is a cotton/nylon blend. A large 4 foot or 6 foot diameter filter can be used in the water main line, a bypass filter line which can be switched to when it is necessary to change the other filter in the water line, and, vice versa. The filter could be cleaned of the salt by washing it in a plant with fresh water, with the salt salvaged for commercial use. In this way, the cost of converting large amounts of Salt Sea Water is relatively low, and a large volume of water can be processed with little trouble. An intake water pipe could be started with straining filters to keep fish and shrimp out, several miles out in the Sea, using an underwater pumping station, which pumps the water with an underground pipe, miles inland with little effect on the existing residential or commerical uses.

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