• Windows Vista Home Premium (excluding the 64 bit edition)
• Windows Vista Business (excluding the 64 bit edition)

We have released a list of verified CF cards for paperless recorders (Daqstation and MV series) and data acquisition units (DAQMASTER series) that use the cards for external media.

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Period: Period: November 7 (Wed.)-9 (Fri.), 2007, 10:00-17:00
Venue: TOKYO BIG SIGHT West Exhibition Halls 1, 2
(Tokyo International Exhibition Center, Ariake, Japan) Entrance method: Please print out the Free Admission Ticket, and bring it over to the Registration counter at Exhibition Hall.

Registration form download: http://expo.nikkeibp.co.jp/jemima/english/
imgs/registrationform.pdf

Official site: http://expo.nikkeibp.co.jp/jemima/english/index.html

Measurement & Control Show 2007 TOKYO, Japan's largest tradeshow showcasing measurement/control technology, will be held from November 7th to 9th, 2007.

A free admission ticket is available at the official Web site above. We all look forward to your visit.

[Products to Be Exhibited]
-Portable paperless recorder MV1000/MV2000
-Paperless recorder Daqstation DXAdvanced Series
-Strip chart recorder µR10000
-Data acquisition unit MW100
-Single-loop controllers YS1000 Series
-Indicating controllers UT/UP Series
-Signal conditioners JUXTA Series
-Power monitors PR300
-Data acquisition software suite DAQWORX

A:	Greetings, long time no see. How are you?	Doumo, ohisashiburi desu. O genki desu ka?
B:	I'm fine. How's your family?	Genki desu yo. Go-kazoku wa ogenki de su ka?
A:	Busy, but they're hanging in there. Nice weather isn't it.	Isogashii desuga, gambatteimasu. Tenki ga ii desu ne.
B:	It turned out nice even though it was cold yesterday.	Kyou-wa yokunarimashitane.
A:	Do you have any plans for summer vacation?	Natsu yasumi wa yotei ga arimasu ka?
B:	I just want to read a lot of books. How about you?	Takusan no hon wo yomitai desu. Anata wa?
A:	I will go with my family to Kyoto.	Watashi wa kazoku to isshoni Kyouto he ikimasu.
B:	Sounds fun. How are you going to go?	Tanoshisou desu ne. Dou yatte ikimasu ka?
A:	The bullet train is really the fastest way to go, huh.	Yappari, Shinkansen de iku no ga ichiban hayai desu ne.
B:	What hotel will you stay in?	Doko no hoteru ni tomarimasu ka?
A:	We'll stay in a ryokan*.	Ryoukan ni tomarimasu.

Grammar Points!

"Particles"
Particles are the short grammatical markers that correspond to prepositions in many Western languages. But unlike prepositions which are numerous, there are relatively few particles in Japanese so it's not hard to learn the basics. We've mentioned particles before, but this will give a more complete overview. Once you know the major particles, it's relatively easy to put together simple sentences. And remember, particles go after the word they modify as opposed to prepositions which go before (e.g. mizumi ni = at the lake)

Particle	Often Indicates	Similar Prepositions	Example from Dialog
wa	Topic/subject	(as for)	Anata wa? (lit. "as for you?")
ga	Subject		Tenki ga ii ("weather is good")
wo	Object		Hon wo yomitai ("want to read books")
ni	Indirect object	to, in	Ryokan ni tomarimasu ("staying in a ryokan")
he	Direction	into, (go) to, toward	Kyoto he ikimasu ("going to Kyoto")
de	Means	by, at	Shinkansen de ikimasu (going by bullet train)
to	Connection	with, (and)	Kazoku to isshoni ("together with  family")
no	Posession or association	of, (apostrophe 's')	Takusan no hon ("lots of books")

Pronunciation Tip Vowels are easy to pronounce, similar to Spanish or Hawaiian (as commonly pronounced by non-native speakers): a = "ah" as in "taco" or "aloha" i = "ee" as in "Tijuana" or "Waikiki" u = "oo" as in "Eres tu" or "Luau" e = "eh" as in "Espanol" or "Kameamea" o = "oh" as in "Mexico" or "Molokai"