How to Open your Hard Disk

Once the hard disk is open, it will stop being a mystery: I cannot believe it is all like the old LP players. There is a reading head and something that is just like our LP reading system but, instead of having a vinyl disk, we have one that looks like our CDs.

The main issue you will have is finding the position of the screws, as for what we can see. 

A WD5000BPVT, like mine, seems to have 8 main screws: 3 hidden on the top of it, under a cover made of foil (three circles), one that is visible and, by the first 4/7 of it, one that is not visible and is a bit above the line where this is (closer to the top), to the other side, one right where you read W, and two visible ones to the bottom. 

You will only find opening it easy if you know where the screws are. Once all the screws have been taken out, the metallic cover will easily come out but, before that, you may end up doing something as ugly as what the boy does in this video:

Messy

And this is an example of good and clean work:

Open Your Hard Disk

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How to insert a graph you built with Maple in a Latex document

If you are trying to insert a graph you have just built using Maple in a Latex document, you may struggle for a while until you get to the conclusion that we will here pass to you for free: The easiest way to do that is exporting the plot after placing it on a sheet by itself by means of the tab File from Maple. Choose the option Export As from the tab File from Maple and then export it in a Portable Document Format or in .pdf mode. 

After you do that, place your graph inside of the folder in which you are saving your .tex document from Latex, so that you have less work. If you don't do that, Latex may not be able to find your plot and therefore will not put it on its document pages for you.

Now you copy the command lines 

\begin{figure}[H]

\advance\leftskip-4cm

\includegraphics{yhu.pdf}

\caption{My Picture}

\end{figure}

  

and paste them on the height of the Latex document, .tex file, where you want the graph to appear. Do not forget to replace yhu.pdf with the actual name of YOUR FILE.

Make sure you have included the packages graphics and float through the preamble of the Latex document by typing this

\usepackage{graphics}
\usepackage{float}

And now it is just a matter of saving and compiling the .tex file. You will see the graph on the .ps or .pdf file you have produced through the compilation process.

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