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TFC (Temp File Cleaner) will clear out all temp folders for all user accounts (temp, IE temp, java, FF, Opera, Chrome, Safari), including Administrator, All Users, LocalService, NetworkService, and any other accounts in the user folder. It also cleans out the %systemroot%\temp folder and checks for .tmp files in the %systemdrive% root folder, %systemroot%, and the system32 folder (both 32bit and 64bit on 64bit OSs). It shows the amount removed for each location found (in bytes) and the total removed (in MB). Before running it will stop Explorer and all other running apps. When finished, if a reboot is required the user must reboot to finish clearing any in-use temp files.TFC only cleans temp folders. TFC will not clean URL history, prefetch, or cookies. Depending on how often someone cleans their temp folders, their system hardware, and how many accounts are present, it can take anywhere from a few seconds to a minute or more. TFC will completely clear all temp files where other temp file cleaners may fail. TFC requires a reboot immediately after running. Be sure to save any unsaved work before running TFC. Please note TFC is not suitable for use on Windows 8.1 or 10Donation Information:TFC is 100% free. However, it is the result of significant investments of time and effort by OldTimer. If you find his tools helpful, and would like to support his efforts, please consider a donation. Since you can't buy him a cup of coffee, simply click the Paypal button below:

Month?What price will bring those numbers into line with its break-even calculation?What is the price at which it can make a decent profit?What are the projected profits and losses at any given output level?What is the bare minimum of sales required to avoid a loss?What effect would raising or lowering prices have on your profit margins?What impact will rising costs have on your break-even point?How Does Break-Even Analysis Work?To conduct a break-even analysis, it is essential to calculate the break-even point. This is done using a simple mathematical calculation.Calculating The Break-Even PointWhen total costs (TC) equal total revenues (TR), you’ve reached break-even, orTR = TCNow, to proceed further, it is important to have a reasonable understanding of each element that goes into the calculation of the break-even point.Fixed Cost: Any costs that stay unchanged regardless of how much product you sell are fixed costs. This includes rent, equipment costs, interest paid on capital, insurance, and labour.Variable Cost: Variable costs are those costs that vary based on the amount of product you sell. This includes payment processing, hourly labour payroll costs, sales commissions, and raw material, utility, and shipping costs.The total variable cost (TVC) is computed by multiplying the unit variable cost (VC) by the number of units produced (n). For example, if producing one item costs $50, and you make 5 of them, then the total variable cost is $50 x 5 = $250. Thus,TVC = n x VCNow, Total cost (TC) is the sum of total fixed cost (TFC) and total variable cost: TC = TFC + (n x VC).Total Revenue: Total revenue is the total amount of money earned by the company by selling its offerings during a period of time.The total revenue is calculated by multiplying the unit sales price by the number of units produced or sold: TR is equivalent to n x P, where P is the unit price. Thus,TR = TC n x P = TFC + TVCn x P = TFC + n x VCn x P - n x VC = TFC(P - VC) n = TFCSolving for n gives the number of units you need to break even:n = TFC/(P – VC)Let’s have a look at an example to get a better understanding of this calculation.Company A sells and produces footballs and has a total fixed cost of $150,000. The variable cost of producing footballs is $20 per unit, with each football selling for $70. You can calculate Company A’s break-even point using the break-even point equation:n = TFC/(P – VC)= 150,000/ (70-20)= 3,000So, to break even, Company A would have to sell 3000 footballs.Now, getting back to our calculation.The figure (P – VC) is important and is known as the Unit Contribution Margin (C). It represents the marginal profit per unit, or alternatively, the part of each sale contributing to fixed costs. By definition, unit contribution margin is the difference between the product’s selling price and its total variable cost.For instance, if a briefcase is sold for $100, the total

Description=======================================================================================small mod adding new semi-automatic recipes for semi-finished metal products such as double plates double ingots, sheets, forged ingots, wires, rodsfabrication metal products now with sequential forging recipes (CREATE), using a large tilt hammer (VINTAGE IMPROVEMENTS) , later industrial phases, a metal press could be used (IMMERSIVE ENGINEERING), maker of items by rolling (CREATE ADDITION)======================================================================================= =========================================================================================all recipes will work only after obtaining the appropriate temperature of the item (CAN WORK) that we want to process in accordance with the TFC temperature tablerecipes work independently and the use of mods is entirely up to youThe mod improves some of the "tfc ie addon" recipes to use the input temperature of the item=========================================================================================CompatTFCFirmaLifeTFC IE Addonfor recipes to work Use one of the mods###CreateCreate additionVintage ImprovementsImmersive Engineeringno Ask for recipes for tools, armor, weapons, these TFC elements should always be made manually in our opinion, not automatically, so we do not plan to add these recipes