No program list on 14 day planner

in windows 10 on the charms bar, touch the search option and type in what your looking for and it should come up. you can also go to the my pc which should be the c drive and see if there is a folder of the program and see if you can delete it also

I had this problem on my Galaxy S5 - There's 2 steps to fix it.
1) Remove the declined event from Facebook
In the Event page, you'll see buttons for "Join" "Maybe" "Decline" and "..." click the ... and choose "Remove me from guest list"
2) Clear out calendar data and Resync
On your device, open the full Application Manager (usually in settings / Applications / Application manager / All ) and look for "Calendar Storage" - choose "Clear Data" (and "Clear Cache" too, to be safe)
Open the Splanner app settings and choose sync.

Hope this helps!

You can make it compatable for win 7. When you install the program, right click on the install icon. on the list that pops up you will see troubleshoot compatability. choose that. when the wizard pops up, chose the second option and click next. you will see a series of check boxes to help make it compatable. chose the first and third check box. click next. in the next window you can chose which version of operating system it normally runs under. pick the one that normally works (sometimes you just have to experiment for the right one). click next and click on the run the program button. install the program as you normally would. it should function properly after that.

I would open the Program and Check Under Help and Click the About Option it may have the key listed their. It may also be listed somewhere in the configuration options as well. I hope this helps.

Ryan

A tune up can reduce mileage. If they set the timing perfectly, that could reduce power and waste gas. You get the most mileage and power if the ignition is advanced as much as possible, until you get a pre-ignition ping in hard 2nd gear acceleration. They you know you have to back off a bit.
Fuel pump should get weaker with age, so should not cause worse mileage.
Air filter has much more effect on a carburetor, and little on a fuel injected car. But why not change it anyway?
If it idles rough, I would suspect a plug wire.