Input: [0] Registration IDs via Admin Tool: User name/password issued by librarian through Admin Tool [1] Providing secure remote access to a defined group of authorized users on your own. [3] No [4] You or an assigned administrator can configure and manage secure remote access for either individuals or groups (departments) using Elsevier's Admin Tool. Each authorized user receives a registration ID and password sent via email. Registration IDs may have an end date for user access, which you specify. You must make reasonable efforts to ensure and enforce that authorized users do not share passwords or credentials with anyone (see sample subscription agreement section 3.2). [5] On ScienceDirect via the "Sign in" link. [2]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Secure login link on your website (e.g., library portal) via a Ticketed URL link [1] Organizations wanting to provide all authorized users secure remote access free from dependencies on external organizations or IP address authentication. [3] Yes [4] Elsevier generates an identifier (Ticketed URL Origin ID) that you code into your intranet or library website. Requires coding proficiency, i.e., it cannot be done as a simple cut-and-paste task. [5] Through your library portal or other secure website from any internet location. [2]

Output: Yes


Input: [Description] All changes are highlighted and may be reported via dashboards, emails or reports. ClusterSeven can distinguish normal user activity (e.g. data sorts) to avoid excessive change reporting [Control]

Output: Change Control

NAIC Model Audit Rule: Control Objectives - ClusterSeven


Input: [Description] Automated version control for all files even when they are updated by folder and name e.g. /Jan/Report31.xls changing to /Feb/Report01.xls [Control]

Output: Version Control

NAIC Model Audit Rule: Control Objectives - ClusterSeven


Input: [Description] Access to the file may be prevented at the file level. ClusterSeven also reports on changes to Access Control Lists [Control]

Output: Access Control

NAIC Model Audit Rule: Control Objectives - ClusterSeven


Input: [Description] All inputs can be monitored against definable tolerance levels. These may be absolute thresholds or relative to previous values. [Control]

Output: Input Control

NAIC Model Audit Rule: Control Objectives - ClusterSeven


Input: [Description] Cells/ ranges/ sheets and files may be protected to restrict access and thereby protect the data and formulas embedded in spreadsheets. ClusterSeven can report specifically on changes to protection settings and protected content. [Control]

Output: Security and Integrity of Data

NAIC Model Audit Rule: Control Objectives - ClusterSeven


Input: [Description] Facilitates the preparation of documentation on the objectives and functions of the spreadsheet and ensures that it is maintained. [Control]

Output: Documentation

NAIC Model Audit Rule: Control Objectives - ClusterSeven


Input: [Description] The full software development lifecycle is supported. [Control]

Output: Development Lifecycle

NAIC Model Audit Rule: Control Objectives - ClusterSeven


Input: [Description] Spreadsheet back up is automated as part of the Version Control process [Control]

Output: Back Ups

NAIC Model Audit Rule: Control Objectives - ClusterSeven


Input: [Description] Files may be archived according to corporate retention policies in a protected segregated location [Control]

Output: Archiving

NAIC Model Audit Rule: Control Objectives - ClusterSeven


Input: [Description] ClusterSeven automates independent logic analysis on bulk inventories or individual files for both cell- and VBA-based content [Control]

Output: Logic Inspection

NAIC Model Audit Rule: Control Objectives - ClusterSeven


Input: [Description] Procedures such as ownership and multi-level sign-off are supported in ClusterSeven [Control]

Output: Segregation of Duties

NAIC Model Audit Rule: Control Objectives - ClusterSeven


Input: [Description] A complete risk assessment may be automatically applied to bulk inventories or individual files to expose poor spreadsheet practices that may lead to error or fraud. [Control]

Output: Overall Analytics

NAIC Model Audit Rule: Control Objectives - ClusterSeven


Input: [Task] Overall optimization [Program] CCleaner [Comment]

Output: This Swiss army knife of optimization can change your startup options, remove files left behind by web browsers, clean up your system registry and delete unnecessary programs. Settings can be complicated, but extensive online help provides answers for most questions.

Best Buy Optimization Is A Big Stupid Annoying Waste Of Money – Consumerist


Input: [Task] Remove trialware [Program] PC Decrapifier [Comment]

Output: This program includes a frequently updated database of trial programs bundled with PCs, making it easier to identify those that you don’t want. One click deletes multiple “craplets.”

Best Buy Optimization Is A Big Stupid Annoying Waste Of Money – Consumerist


Input: [Task] Change startup options [Program] msconfig [Comment]

Output: This system utility comes with every copy of Windows. It’s not for the faint-of-heart, but it will let you change almost all of your system’s startup settings, including which programs load automatically

Best Buy Optimization Is A Big Stupid Annoying Waste Of Money – Consumerist


Input: [Task] Remove unnecessary software [Program] Programs and Features (Add/Remove Programs in Windows XP) [Comment]

Output: This Windows Control Panel lets you remove both third-party software and unneeded Windows components.

Best Buy Optimization Is A Big Stupid Annoying Waste Of Money – Consumerist


Input: [Task] Block spyware [Program] Windows Defender Spybot Search and Destroy [Comment]

Output: Free programs that are automatically updated with new threats on regular basis.

Best Buy Optimization Is A Big Stupid Annoying Waste Of Money – Consumerist


Input: [Task] Protect against viruses [Program] Avira Antivir Personal AVG Free [Comment]

Output: Free antivirus programs rated as highly as commercial applications by Consumer Reports.

Best Buy Optimization Is A Big Stupid Annoying Waste Of Money – Consumerist


Input: [N] 3981 [English] Restore the UV's from the mesh in Paint room. This synchronizes both rooms [Spanish] add translation [ID]

Output: RestoreUV_HINT

3D-Coat - Texturing of 3D Model, Show translation Spanish - Page200


Input: [N] 3982 [English] Auto Scale [Spanish] add translation [ID]

Output: AutoSc

3D-Coat - Texturing of 3D Model, Show translation Spanish - Page200


Input: [N] 3983 [English] Auto scale all islands to have equal proportion between square in space and square in UV-set [Spanish] add translation [ID]

Output: AutoSc_HINT

3D-Coat - Texturing of 3D Model, Show translation Spanish - Page200


Input: [N] 3984 [English] 3D-Coat is unable to write this file. Please check if destination drive/file is not write protected [Spanish] add translation [ID]

Output: Unable_to_write_file

3D-Coat - Texturing of 3D Model, Show translation Spanish - Page200


Input: [N] 3985 [English] The size of textures that will be used to store PTEX quads. This size will be used for export if you export the PTEX model as regular model [Spanish] add translation [ID]

Output: PtexTextureSize_HINT

3D-Coat - Texturing of 3D Model, Show translation Spanish - Page200


Input: [N] 3986 [English] Ptex texture size [Spanish] add translation [ID]

Output: PtexTextureSize

3D-Coat - Texturing of 3D Model, Show translation Spanish - Page200


Input: [N] 3987 [English] Optional parameter. This size will be used if you want to export PTEX mapped model as a normal 3D-model with UV-Map [Spanish] add translation [ID]

Output: PtexTextureSizeForExport_HINT

3D-Coat - Texturing of 3D Model, Show translation Spanish - Page200


Input: [N] 3988 [English] Ptex texture size for export [Spanish] add translation [ID]

Output: PtexTextureSizeForExport

3D-Coat - Texturing of 3D Model, Show translation Spanish - Page200


Input: [N] 3989 [English] Flip ptex quads [Spanish] add translation [ID]

Output: FlipPtexQuads

3D-Coat - Texturing of 3D Model, Show translation Spanish - Page200


Input: [N] 3990 [English] Flip ptex quads for better compatibility with Renderman [Spanish] add translation [ID]

Output: FlipPtexQuads_HINT

3D-Coat - Texturing of 3D Model, Show translation Spanish - Page200


Input: [N] 3991 [Spanish] add translation [ID]

Output: MaxProcessorsToBeUsed_HINT

3D-Coat - Texturing of 3D Model, Show translation Spanish - Page200


Input: [N] 3992 [English] Max Processors [Spanish] add translation [ID]

Output: MaxProcessorsToBeUsed

3D-Coat - Texturing of 3D Model, Show translation Spanish - Page200


Input: [N] 3993 [English] Shader debug mode allows you to see errors while shaders are compiling [Spanish] add translation [ID]

Output: DebugShadersMode_HINT

3D-Coat - Texturing of 3D Model, Show translation Spanish - Page200


Input: [N] 3994 [English] Shader debug mode [Spanish] add translation [ID]

Output: DebugShadersMode

3D-Coat - Texturing of 3D Model, Show translation Spanish - Page200


Input: [N] 3995 [Spanish] add translation [ID]

Output: WireframeColor_HINT

3D-Coat - Texturing of 3D Model, Show translation Spanish - Page200


Input: [N] 3996 [English] Wireframe color [Spanish] add translation [ID]

Output: WireframeColor

3D-Coat - Texturing of 3D Model, Show translation Spanish - Page200


Input: [N] 3997 [English] Show retopo mesh in render room [Spanish] add translation [ID]

Output: ShowRetopoMesh_HINT

3D-Coat - Texturing of 3D Model, Show translation Spanish - Page200


Input: [N] 3998 [English] Show retopo mesh [Spanish] add translation [ID]

Output: ShowRetopoMesh

3D-Coat - Texturing of 3D Model, Show translation Spanish - Page200


Input: [N] 3999 [English] If this option is checked brush will be hidden constantly in CAPS LOCK mode, otherwise it will be hidden only while drawing [Spanish] add translation [ID]

Output: HidePenConstantlyInCapsMode_HINT

3D-Coat - Texturing of 3D Model, Show translation Spanish - Page200


Input: [N] 4000 [English] Hide Brush w/ Caps Lock [Spanish] add translation [ID]

Output: HidePenConstantlyInCapsMode

3D-Coat - Texturing of 3D Model, Show translation Spanish - Page200


Input: [0] Software & hardware responsibility [DESKTOP] Dealer [SAAS]

Output: BiT

BiT Outdoor Power Equipment - BiT DMS Dealer Management Software | Powersports Dealer Management Software | OPE Outdoor Power Equipment Dealer Management Software


Input: [0] Backup & restore [DESKTOP] Dealer [SAAS]

Output: BiT

BiT Outdoor Power Equipment - BiT DMS Dealer Management Software | Powersports Dealer Management Software | OPE Outdoor Power Equipment Dealer Management Software


Input: [0] Vendor price file updates [DESKTOP] Manual [SAAS]

Output: Automatic

BiT Outdoor Power Equipment - BiT DMS Dealer Management Software | Powersports Dealer Management Software | OPE Outdoor Power Equipment Dealer Management Software


Input: [0] System updates [DESKTOP] Manual [SAAS]

Output: Automatic

BiT Outdoor Power Equipment - BiT DMS Dealer Management Software | Powersports Dealer Management Software | OPE Outdoor Power Equipment Dealer Management Software


Input: [0] Security settings [DESKTOP] Normal [SAAS]

Output: Advanced

BiT Outdoor Power Equipment - BiT DMS Dealer Management Software | Powersports Dealer Management Software | OPE Outdoor Power Equipment Dealer Management Software


Input: [0] Quickbooks integration [DESKTOP] Yes [SAAS]

Output: Yes

BiT Outdoor Power Equipment - BiT DMS Dealer Management Software | Powersports Dealer Management Software | OPE Outdoor Power Equipment Dealer Management Software


Input: [0] Free trial period [DESKTOP] 30 days [SAAS]

Output: 30 days

BiT Outdoor Power Equipment - BiT DMS Dealer Management Software | Powersports Dealer Management Software | OPE Outdoor Power Equipment Dealer Management Software


Input: [Service] VNC [Listening Port] 5900 + display no [Destination Port] 5900 + display no yes [How to run client] VNC client connects to localhost: [Destination Host]

Output: host running your VNC server


Input: [Service] IMAP [Listening Port] 143 [Destination Port] 143 yes [How to run client] enter localhost as IMAP server for your mail client software [Destination Host]

Output: study.cs.hku.hk for student staff.cs.hku.hk for teaching staff


Input: [Service] NNTP [Listening Port] 119 [Destination Port] 119 yes [How to run client] enter localhost as NNTP server for your news client software [Destination Host]

Output: news.cs.hku.hk


Input: [Service] CVS [Listening Port] 2401 [Destination Port] 2401 yes [How to run client] use localhost as server name [Destination Host]

Output: host running the CVS server


Input: [Service] RDC [Listening Port] 9001 [Destination Port] 3389 yes [How to run client] Run RDC connecting host 127.0.0.1:9001 (Windows XP with SP2) [Destination Host]

Output: host running RDC service


Input: [Service] RDC [Listening Port] 9001 [Destination Port] 3389 no [How to run client] Run RDC connecting host 127.0.0.2:9001 (Windows 2000 or Windows XP without SP2) [Destination Host]

Output: host running RDC service


Input: [Feature] Capture from Screen [CinemaGIF Pro] YES [CinemaGIF Live]

Output: YES


Input: [Feature] Capture from Video [CinemaGIF Pro] YES [CinemaGIF Live]

Output: NO


Input: [Feature] Capture from WebCam [CinemaGIF Pro] YES [CinemaGIF Live]

Output: NO


Input: [Feature] Add text [CinemaGIF Pro] YES [CinemaGIF Live]

Output: YES


Input: [Feature] Framerate Control [CinemaGIF Pro] YES [CinemaGIF Live]

Output: YES


Input: [Feature] Selection [CinemaGIF Pro] YES [CinemaGIF Live]

Output: YES


Input: [Feature] Frame Editor [CinemaGIF Pro] YES [CinemaGIF Live]

Output: NO


Input: [Feature] Image Processing [CinemaGIF Pro] YES [CinemaGIF Live]

Output: NO


Input: [Feature] Quality Control [CinemaGIF Pro] YES [CinemaGIF Live]

Output: NO


Input: [Feature] 52 Filters Included (+52 videos on leaks) [Details]

Output: Run Leak Buster filters and watch videos on all 52 filters.

Leak Buster - Extract Key Stats And Expose Poker Leaks


Input: [Feature] Analyze Stats by Position [Details]

Output: Analyze your stats by position. Get detailed information on your leaks by position, along with advice on how to correct your leaks.

Leak Buster - Extract Key Stats And Expose Poker Leaks


Input: [Feature] Correct Your Leaks [Details]

Output: Watch professional videos and learn from written modules on how to correct your most costly leaks at the table.

Leak Buster - Extract Key Stats And Expose Poker Leaks


Input: [Feature] Fix Those Problem Hands [Details]

Output: Leak Buster examines the most common trouble hands that any Holdem player struggles to play profitably. Leak Buster provides advice on how you're commonly losing money with those hands, and how to correct your play.

Leak Buster - Extract Key Stats And Expose Poker Leaks


Input: [Feature] Graphical Filtering Analysis [Details]

Output: Use quick Leak Buster's quick comparison filters to determine which plays have been most profitable and eliminate the unprofitable ones.

Leak Buster - Extract Key Stats And Expose Poker Leaks


Input: [Feature] Identifies Major Leaks [Details]

Output: Leak Buster analyzes all of your existing stats, and instantly lets you know where your biggest leaks are. Click on any leak, receive advice on how to correct it, along with in depth video and written modules on how to play more profitably.

Leak Buster - Extract Key Stats And Expose Poker Leaks


Input: [Feature] Turn the Tables [Details]

Output: Find out which opponents are winning the most money against you, while leak buster highlights for you in red areas of their game that you can look to exploit.

Leak Buster - Extract Key Stats And Expose Poker Leaks


Input: [0] Will it alert right away if my bike is moved? [FIN®] YES [LoJack®]

Output: See Below*


Input: [0] Am I able to track my bike on the Internet in real time? [FIN®] YES [LoJack®]

Output: NO


Input: [0] Will I be notified right away if my bike is stolen? [FIN®] YES [LoJack®]

Output: See Below*


Input: [0] Can I track my bike as soon as it is stolen? [FIN®] YES [LoJack®]

Output: NO


Input: [0] Is there early warning protection at install? [FIN®] YES [LoJack®]

Output: NO


Input: [0] Is there nationwide coverage? [FIN®] YES [LoJack®]

Output: NO


Input: [0] Can I view a history of where my bike has been? [FIN®] YES [LoJack®]

Output: NO


Input: [0] Can I set a boundary alert (GEO Fence)? [FIN®] YES [LoJack®]

Output: NO


Input: [0] Can I set a max speed notification? [FIN®] YES [LoJack®]

Output: NO


Input: [0] Will I get an alert of my battery is low? [FIN®] YES [LoJack®]

Output: NO


Input: [0] Will I be notified if the bike power has been disconnected? [FIN®] YES [LoJack®]

Output: NO


Input: [0] Is it transferable to another bike? [FIN®] YES [LoJack®]

Output: NO


Input: [0] Is it water resistant? [FIN®] YES [LoJack®]

Output: YES


Input: [0] Do I need to file a police report to start the process? [FIN®] NO [LoJack®]

Output: YES


Input: [0] Do police forces need special equipment for it to work? [FIN®] NO [LoJack®]

Output: YES


Input: [0] Does my bike need to be registered? [FIN®] NO [LoJack®]

Output: YES


Input: [Title] Better Retiming with Twixtor within FCP [Screencast] Play screencast [Description]

Output: This screencast shows a comparison between the speed tools in FCP and using Twixtor withing FCP. You will see that the Twixtor result is much better.

RE:Vision Effects, Inc. : Products: Twixtor

Screencasts


Input: [Title] Twixtor Overview for FCP [Screencast] Play screencast [Description]

Output: This screencast gives an overview of how to use Twixtor within Final Cut Pro, including how to apply Twixtor, how to speed up and slow down using Twixtor, and special considerations needed.

RE:Vision Effects, Inc. : Products: Twixtor

Screencasts


Input: [Title] Fit to Fill in FCP Using Twixtor [Screencast] Play screencast [Description]

Output: This screencast gives an overview of how to use Twixtor within Final Cut Pro, in order to lengthen or shorten a sequence to fit into a specified gap using the frame number option in Twixtor.

RE:Vision Effects, Inc. : Products: Twixtor

Screencasts


Input: [Title] Twixtor for FCP SpeedRamp [Screencast] Play screencast [Description]

Output: This screencast gives an overview of how to use Twixtor within Final Cut Pro, to do a speed ramp using two different methods. You will see an example of the Frame number and Speed option to do a speed ramp in Twixtor.

RE:Vision Effects, Inc. : Products: Twixtor

Screencasts


Input: [Title] Twixtor, Trimming and Transitions in Final Cut Pro [Screencast] Play screencast [Description]

Output: This screencast describes a bug that occurs in Final Cut Pro when using Twixtor and how to work around it to do trims and transitions.

RE:Vision Effects, Inc. : Products: Twixtor

Screencasts


Input: [Title] Frame Edges, Problems and Twixtor within FCP [Screencast] Play screencast [Description]

Output: This Tutorial explains when it is appropriate to use Smart Blend and shows Twixtor and Twixtor Pro with Smart Blend and compares a panning shot slowed down 10x with and without Smart Blend.

RE:Vision Effects, Inc. : Products: Twixtor

Screencasts


Input: [Title] Lip-Synch with Twixtor in FCP [Screencast] Play screencast [Description]

Output: This tutorial covers the basic concept of timewarping a video track to a different audio track using Twixtor. As example, we lip-synch an outdoor shoot to a studio recording. This method could also be used to sync video to another video track. A special "thank you" goes out to Christopher Hawley for letting us shoot footage of you singing/playing "Dance all Day" for this tutorial.

RE:Vision Effects, Inc. : Products: Twixtor

Screencasts


Input: [Title] What to do when you get unwanted warping with Twixtor within FCP [Screencast] Play screencast [Description]

Output: What to do when Twixtor produces unwanted warping.

RE:Vision Effects, Inc. : Products: Twixtor

Screencasts


Input: [Title] Frame Rate Conversions in Twixtor within FCP [Screencast] Play screencast [Description]

Output: This Tutorial demonstrates how to do a frame rate conversion from 30fps to 24 fps, and also NTSC to PAL. Note these methods can be used as a base to convert from any progressive source to progressive destination material or interlaced NTSC to PAL frame rates. Footage provided by Banditos Brothers

RE:Vision Effects, Inc. : Products: Twixtor

Screencasts


Input: [0] Able to use with Exchange [Outlook 2007] Yes [Entourage 2008] Yes Yes Yes No

Output: Yes

OHIO: Office of Information Technology |Feature Comparison


Input: [0] Able to archive email to local folders [Outlook 2007] Yes [Entourage 2008] Yes Yes No Yes

Output: No

OHIO: Office of Information Technology |Feature Comparison


Input: [0] Able to configure vacation/auto-replies [Outlook 2007] Yes [Entourage 2008] Yes No Yes No

Output: Yes

OHIO: Office of Information Technology |Feature Comparison


Input: [0] Able to create email rules/filters [Outlook 2007] Yes [Entourage 2008] Yes Yes Yes Yes

Output: No

OHIO: Office of Information Technology |Feature Comparison


Input: [0] Able to delegate access to your email and/or calendar to someone else [Outlook 2007] Yes [Entourage 2008] Yes Yes No N/A

Output: No

OHIO: Office of Information Technology |Feature Comparison


Input: [0] Able to act as a delegate in email and/or calendar on behalf of someone else [Outlook 2007] Yes [Entourage 2008] Yes calendar = Yes email/contacts = No Yes N/A

Output: No

OHIO: Office of Information Technology |Feature Comparison


Input: [0] Able to choose whether or not to send a response, or edit a response, when replying to a meeting invitation [Outlook 2007] Yes [Entourage 2008] Yes No Yes N/A

Output: Yes

OHIO: Office of Information Technology |Feature Comparison


Input: [0] Able to use the scheduling assistant to find free meeting times for a group of people [Outlook 2007] Yes [Entourage 2008] Yes Yes Yes, but no details unless you view the calendar as a delegate N/A

Output: Yes

OHIO: Office of Information Technology |Feature Comparison


Input: [0] Able to share my calendar [Outlook 2007] Yes [Entourage 2008] Yes Yes No N/A

Output: No

OHIO: Office of Information Technology |Feature Comparison


Input: [0] Able to view a shared calendar [Outlook 2007] Yes [Entourage 2008] Yes Yes Yes N/A

Output: No

OHIO: Office of Information Technology |Feature Comparison


Input: [0] Able to propose a new time for a meeting that you are invited to [Outlook 2007] Yes [Entourage 2008] No No Yes N/A

Output: No

OHIO: Office of Information Technology |Feature Comparison


Input: [0] Able to make a calendar event private [Outlook 2007] Yes [Entourage 2008] Yes Yes Yes N/A

Output: Yes

OHIO: Office of Information Technology |Feature Comparison


Input: [0] Able to use the Exchange global address list (GAL) [Outlook 2007] Yes [Entourage 2008] Yes Yes No No

Output: Yes

OHIO: Office of Information Technology |Feature Comparison


Input: [0] Able to have new Exchange information via push instead of timed updates [Outlook 2007] Yes [Entourage 2008] Yes, with Web Services Edition No Yes No

Output: Yes

OHIO: Office of Information Technology |Feature Comparison


Input: [Features] Standard game disc [Limited] No [Limited Collector's] No [Digital Deluxe] No [Standard]

Output: Yes

Halo 5: Guardians - Halo Nation — The Halo encyclopedia - Halo 1, Halo 2, Halo 3, Halo 4, Halo Wars, ODST, Reach, Anniversary, and much more!


Input: [Features] Limited Edition game disc [Limited] Yes [Limited Collector's] Optional [Digital Deluxe] No [Standard]

Output: No

Halo 5: Guardians - Halo Nation — The Halo encyclopedia - Halo 1, Halo 2, Halo 3, Halo 4, Halo Wars, ODST, Reach, Anniversary, and much more!


Input: [Features] Game download [Limited] No [Limited Collector's] Optional [Digital Deluxe] Yes [Standard]

Output: No

Halo 5: Guardians - Halo Nation — The Halo encyclopedia - Halo 1, Halo 2, Halo 3, Halo 4, Halo Wars, ODST, Reach, Anniversary, and much more!


Input: [Features] 14 day Xbox Live Gold trial [Limited] Yes [Limited Collector's] Yes [Digital Deluxe] No [Standard]

Output: Yes

Halo 5: Guardians - Halo Nation — The Halo encyclopedia - Halo 1, Halo 2, Halo 3, Halo 4, Halo Wars, ODST, Reach, Anniversary, and much more!


Input: [Features] The Fall of Reach Animated Series [Limited] Yes [Limited Collector's] Yes [Digital Deluxe] Yes [Standard]

Output: No

Halo 5: Guardians - Halo Nation — The Halo encyclopedia - Halo 1, Halo 2, Halo 3, Halo 4, Halo Wars, ODST, Reach, Anniversary, and much more!


Input: [Features] REQ Bundle [Limited] Yes [Limited Collector's] Yes [Digital Deluxe] Yes [Standard]

Output: No

Halo 5: Guardians - Halo Nation — The Halo encyclopedia - Halo 1, Halo 2, Halo 3, Halo 4, Halo Wars, ODST, Reach, Anniversary, and much more!


Input: [Features] Steelbook case [Limited] Yes [Limited Collector's] Yes [Digital Deluxe] No [Standard]

Output: No

Halo 5: Guardians - Halo Nation — The Halo encyclopedia - Halo 1, Halo 2, Halo 3, Halo 4, Halo Wars, ODST, Reach, Anniversary, and much more!


Input: [Features] SPARTAN Locke's orders and dossiers on Blue Team and Fireteam Osiris. [Limited] Yes [Limited Collector's] Yes [Digital Deluxe] No [Standard]

Output: No

Halo 5: Guardians - Halo Nation — The Halo encyclopedia - Halo 1, Halo 2, Halo 3, Halo 4, Halo Wars, ODST, Reach, Anniversary, and much more!


Input: [Features] Metal Guardian model [Limited] Yes [Limited Collector's] Yes [Digital Deluxe] No [Standard]

Output: No

Halo 5: Guardians - Halo Nation — The Halo encyclopedia - Halo 1, Halo 2, Halo 3, Halo 4, Halo Wars, ODST, Reach, Anniversary, and much more!


Input: [Features] Commemorative statue of Master Chief and Agent Locke. [Limited] No [Limited Collector's] Yes [Digital Deluxe] No [Standard]

Output: No

Halo 5: Guardians - Halo Nation — The Halo encyclopedia - Halo 1, Halo 2, Halo 3, Halo 4, Halo Wars, ODST, Reach, Anniversary, and much more!


Input: [Title] Custom solutions [Company] Green Mountain Software [URL] www.gmsw.com [Description]

Output: Databases, forms and more for corporate users

MobileTechReview.com Software Reviews: Pocket PC and Windows CE Software


Input: [Title] HPC DbExplorer [Company] PhatWare [URL] www.phatware.com [Description]

Output: A tool that allows you to browse and manage databases on your mobile device

MobileTechReview.com Software Reviews: Pocket PC and Windows CE Software


Input: [Title] MobileSphere [Company] River Run Software [URL] www.riverrun.com [Description]

Output: Collaboration tool for corporate users.

MobileTechReview.com Software Reviews: Pocket PC and Windows CE Software


Input: [Title] NS Basic/CE [Company] NS Basic Corp. [URL] www.nsbasic.com [Description]

Output: The Basic programming lanuage ported to WinCE

MobileTechReview.com Software Reviews: Pocket PC and Windows CE Software


Input: [Title] MobileDB [Company] HandMark [URL] www.handmark.com [Description]

Output: A must-have on the Palm and Pocket PC. Can be used to read many freely available databases such as zip code, area code and other databases. The pay-for version gives you the ability to make your own databases which you can distribute.

MobileTechReview.com Software Reviews: Pocket PC and Windows CE Software


Input: [Title] HanDBase [Company] DDH Software [URL] www.ddhsoftware.com [Description]

Output: A powerful relational database that can read and write from Excel, Access and ODBC sources among others. Also available for Palm.

MobileTechReview.com Software Reviews: Pocket PC and Windows CE Software


Input: [Decoder Support] LPCM [Container] WAV [Possible Audio Combinations] N/A [Max Capabilities] Up to 1,500 Kbps Constant or variable bit rate Up to 96 kHz 1 or 2 channels [Supported Scenarios]

Output: Receiving files as attachments in email and MMS messages Using XNA sound effects (PCM only) Playing or streaming media with the MediaElement API Playing media in the device Media Player Streaming media in Internet Explorer Mobile

Updates codec support list for Windows Phone 7 released, XVID and DIVX supported - WMPoweruser


Input: [Decoder Support] MS ADPCM [Container] WAV [Possible Audio Combinations] N/A [Max Capabilities] Up to 64 Kbps Constant or variable bit rate Up to 8 kHz 1 or 2 channels [Supported Scenarios]

Output: Receiving files as attachments in email and MMS messages Using XNA sound effects (PCM only) Playing or streaming media with the MediaElement API Playing media in the device Media Player Streaming media in Internet Explorer Mobile

Updates codec support list for Windows Phone 7 released, XVID and DIVX supported - WMPoweruser


Input: [Decoder Support] IMA ADPCM [Container] WAV [Possible Audio Combinations] N/A [Max Capabilities] Up to 64 Kbps Constant or variable bit rate Up to 8 kHz 1 or 2 channels [Supported Scenarios]

Output: Receiving files as attachments in email and MMS messages Using XNA sound effects (PCM only) Playing or streaming media with the MediaElement API Playing media in the device Media Player Streaming media in Internet Explorer Mobile

Updates codec support list for Windows Phone 7 released, XVID and DIVX supported - WMPoweruser


Input: [Decoder Support] GSM 6.10 [Container] WAV [Possible Audio Combinations] N/A [Max Capabilities] Up to 13 Kbps Constant or variable bit rate Up to 8 kHz 1 or 2 channels [Supported Scenarios]

Output: Receiving files as attachments in email and MMS messages Using XNA sound effects (PCM only) Playing or streaming media with the MediaElement API Playing media in the device Media Player Streaming media in Internet Explorer Mobile

Updates codec support list for Windows Phone 7 released, XVID and DIVX supported - WMPoweruser


Input: [Decoder Support] G.711 [Container] WAV [Possible Audio Combinations] N/A [Max Capabilities] Up to 64 Kbps Constant or variable bit rate Up to 8 kHz 1 or 2 channels [Supported Scenarios]

Output: Receiving files as attachments in email and MMS messages Using XNA sound effects (PCM only) Playing or streaming media with the MediaElement API Playing media in the device Media Player Streaming media in Internet Explorer Mobile

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Input: [Decoder Support] MP3 [Container] MP3 [Possible Audio Combinations] N/A [Max Capabilities] Up to 320 Kbps Constant or variable bit rate Up to 48 kHz 1 or 2 channels [Supported Scenarios]

Output: Receiving files as attachments in email and MMS messages Syncing content from the Zune client to the device MediaLibrary Enumerating media from the MediaLibrary using the XNA Framework Playing or streaming media with the MediaElement API Playing media in the device Media Player Streaming media in Internet Explorer Mobile

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Input: [Decoder Support] WMA Standard v9 [Container] ASF (WMA) [Possible Audio Combinations] N/A [Max Capabilities] Up to 384 Kbps Constant or variable bit rate Up to 48 kHz 1 or 2 channels [Supported Scenarios]

Output: Receiving files as attachments in email and MMS messages Syncing content from the Zune client to the device MediaLibrary Enumerating media from the MediaLibrary using the XNA Framework Playing or streaming media with the MediaElement API Playing media in the device Media Player Streaming media in Internet Explorer Mobile

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Input: [Decoder Support] AAC-LC (Low Complexity) This codec is unsupported in WindowsÂ® Phone Emulator. [Container] 3GP, 3G2, MP4, M4A [Possible Audio Combinations] N/A [Max Capabilities] Up to 320 Kbps Constant or variable bit rate Up to 48 kHz 1 or 2 channels [Supported Scenarios]

Output: Receiving files as attachments in email and MMS messages (MMS does not support M4A) Syncing content from the Zune client to the device MediaLibrary (3GP and 3G2 are unsupported) Enumerating media from the MediaLibrary using the XNA Framework Playing or streaming media with the MediaElement API Playing media in the device Media Player Streaming media in Internet Explorer Mobile Videos captured using the device camera (as an MP4 file) will have their audio stream encoded as this codec type

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Input: [Decoder Support] HE-AAC v1 (AAC+) This codec is unsupported in Windows Phone Emulator. [Container] 3GP, 3G2, MP4, M4A [Possible Audio Combinations] N/A [Max Capabilities] Up to 64 Kbps Constant or variable bit rate Up to 48 kHz 1 or 2 channels [Supported Scenarios]

Output: Receiving files as attachments in email and MMS messages (MMS does not support M4A) Playing or streaming media with the MediaElement API Playing media in the device Media Player Streaming media in Internet Explorer Mobile

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Input: [Decoder Support] HE-AAC v2 (eAAC+) This codec is unsupported in Windows Phone Emulator. [Container] 3GP, 3G2, MP4, M4A [Possible Audio Combinations] N/A [Max Capabilities] Up to 48 Kbps Constant or variable bit rate Up to 48 kHz 1 or 2 channels [Supported Scenarios]

Output: Receiving files as attachments in email and MMS messages (MMS does not support M4A) Playing or streaming media with the MediaElement API Playing media in the device Media Player Streaming media in Internet Explorer Mobile

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Input: [Decoder Support] Adaptive Multi-Rate Narrow Band (AMR-NB) This codec is unsupported in Windows Phone Emulator. [Container] 3GP, 3G2, MP4 [Possible Audio Combinations] N/A [Max Capabilities] Up to 12.2 Kbps Constant bit rate Up to 8 kHz 1 or 2 channels [Supported Scenarios]

Output: Receiving files as attachments in email and MMS messages

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Input: [Decoder Support] WMV (VC-1, WMV9) – Simple Profile This codec is unsupported in Windows Phone Emulator over 320 x 176 pixels. [Container] ASF (WMV) [Possible Audio Combinations] WMA Standard v9 [Max Capabilities] Up to 2 Mbps avg video bit rate Up to 384 Kbps Constant or variable bit rate Up to 48 kHz 1 or 2 channels 800 x 600 pixels at 30 fps [Supported Scenarios]

Output: Receiving files as attachments in email and MMS messages Syncing content from the Zune client to the device MediaLibrary Playing or streaming media with the MediaElement API Playing media in the device Media Player Streaming media in Internet Explorer Mobile

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Input: [Decoder Support] WMV (VC-1, WMV9) – Main Profile This codec is unsupported in Windows Phone Emulator over 800 x 488 pixels. [Container] ASF (WMV) [Possible Audio Combinations] WMA Standard v9 [Max Capabilities] Up to 2 Mbps avg video bit rate Up to 384 Kbps Constant or variable bit rate Up to 48 kHz 1 or 2 channels 800 x 600 pixels at 30 fps [Supported Scenarios]

Output: Receiving files as attachments in email and MMS messages Syncing content from the Zune client to the device MediaLibrary Playing or streaming media with the MediaElement API Playing media in the device Media Player Streaming media in Internet Explorer Mobile

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Input: [Decoder Support] WMV (VC-1, WMV9) – Advanced Profile This codec is unsupported in Windows Phone Emulator. [Container] ASF (WMV) [Possible Audio Combinations] WMA Standard v9 WMA 10 Professional [Max Capabilities] WMA Standard v9 Up to 2 Mbps avg video bit rate Up to 384 Kbps Constant or variable bit rate Up to 48 kHz 1 or 2 channels 800 x 600 pixels at 30 fps WMA 10 Professional Up to 2 Mbps avg video bit rate Up to 768 Kbps Constant or variable bit rate Up to 48 kHz 6 channels 800 x 600 pixels at 30 fps [Supported Scenarios]

Output: Receiving files as attachments in email and MMS messages Syncing content from the Zune client to the device MediaLibrary Playing or streaming media with the MediaElement API Playing media in the device Media Player

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Input: [Decoder Support] MPEG-4 Part 2 – Simple Profile This codec is unsupported in Windows Phone Emulator. [Container] 3GP, 3G2, MP4, M4V [Possible Audio Combinations] AAC-LC [Max Capabilities] Up to 2 Mbps avg video bit rate Up to 27 Mbps peak video bit rate Up to 320 Kbps Constant or variable bit rate Up to 48 kHz 1 or 2 channels 800 x 600 pixels (1280 x 720 pixels for HD capture devices) at 30 fps [Supported Scenarios]

Output: Receiving files as attachments in email and MMS messages Syncing content from the Zune client to the device MediaLibrary (3GP and 3G2 are unsupported) Playing or streaming media with the MediaElement API Playing media in the device Media Player Streaming media in Internet Explorer Mobile Capturing video using the device camera (as an MP4 file). If the video resolution is 720p, it will be encoded as this codec type

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Input: [Decoder Support] MPEG-4 Part 2 â€“ Advanced Simple Profile This codec is unsupported in Windows Phone Emulator. [Container] MP4, M4V [Possible Audio Combinations] AAC-LC [Max Capabilities] Up to 2 Mbps avg video bit rate Up to 27 Mbps peak video bit rate Up to 320 Kbps Constant or variable bit rate Up to 48 kHz 1 or 2 channels 800 x 600 pixels at 30 fps [Supported Scenarios]

Output: Receiving files as attachments in email and MMS messages Syncing content from the Zune client to the device MediaLibrary Playing or streaming media with the MediaElement API Playing media in the device Media Player Streaming media in Internet Explorer Mobile Capturing video using the device camera (as an MP4 file). If the video resolution is 720p, it will be encoded as this codec type

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Input: [Decoder Support] MPEG-4 Part 10 (MPEG-4 AVC, H.264) Level 3.0 – Baseline Profile This codec is unsupported in Windows Phone Emulator. [Container] 3GP, 3G2, MP4, M4V [Possible Audio Combinations] AAC-LC HE-AAC v1 HE-AAC v2 [Max Capabilities] AAC-LC Up to 2 Mbps avg video bit rate Up to 27 Mbps peak video bit rate Up to 320 Kbps Constant or variable bit rate Up to 48 kHz 1 or 2 channels 720 x 480 pixels at 30 fps 720 x 576 pixels at 25 fps HE-AAC v1 Up to 2 Mbps avg video bit rate Up to 27 Mbps peak video bit rate Up to 64 Kbps Constant or variable bit rate Up to 48 kHz 1 or 2 channels 720 x 480 pixels at 30 fps 720 x 576 pixels at 25 fps HE-AAC v2 Up to 2 Mbps avg video bit rate Up to 27 Mbps peak video bit rate Up to 48 Kbps Constant or variable bit rate Up to 48 kHz 1 or 2 channels 720 x 480 pixels at 30 fps 720 x 576 pixels at 25 fps [Supported Scenarios]

Output: Receiving files as attachments in email and MMS messages Syncing content from the Zune client to the device MediaLibrary (3GP and 3G2 are unsupported) Playing or streaming media with the MediaElement API Playing media in the device Media Player Streaming media in Internet Explorer Mobile Capturing video using the device camera (as an MP4 file). If the video resolution is any supported resolution less than 720p, it will be encoded as this codec type

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Input: [Decoder Support] MPEG-4 Part 10 (MPEG-4 AVC, H.264) Level 3.0 – Main Profile This codec is unsupported in Windows Phone Emulator. [Container] 3GP, 3G2, MP4, M4V [Possible Audio Combinations] AAC-LC HE-AAC v1 HE-AAC v2 [Max Capabilities] AAC-LC Up to 2 Mbps avg video bit rate Up to 27 Mbps peak video bit rate Up to 320 Kbps Constant or variable bit rate Up to 48 kHz 1 or 2 channels 720 x 480 pixels at 30 fps 720 x 576 pixels at 25 fps HE-AAC v1 Up to 2 Mbps avg video bit rate Up to 27 Mbps peak video bit rate Up to 64 Kbps Constant or variable bit rate Up to 48 kHz 1 or 2 channels 720 x 480 pixels at 30 fps 720 x 576 pixels at 25 fps HE-AAC v2 Up to 2 Mbps avg video bit rate Up to 27 Mbps peak video bit rate Up to 48 Kbps Constant or variable bit rate Up to 48 kHz 1 or 2 channels 720 x 480 pixels at 30 fps 720 x 576 pixels at 25 fps [Supported Scenarios]

Output: Receiving files as attachments in email and MMS messages Syncing content from the Zune client to the device MediaLibrary (3GP and 3G2 are unsupported) Playing or streaming media with the MediaElement API Playing media in the device Media Player Streaming media in Internet Explorer Mobile

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Input: [Decoder Support] MPEG-4 Part 10 (MPEG-4 AVC, H.264) Level 3.0 – High Profile This codec is unsupported in Windows Phone Emulator. [Container] 3GP, 3G2, MP4, M4V [Possible Audio Combinations] AAC-LC HE-AAC v1 HE-AAC v2 [Max Capabilities] AAC-LC Up to 2 Mbps avg video bit rate Up to 27 Mbps peak video bit rate Up to 320 Kbps Constant or variable bit rate Up to 48 kHz 1 or 2 channels 720 x 480 pixels at 30 fps 720 x 576 pixels at 25 fps HE-AAC v1 Up to 2 Mbps avg video bit rate Up to 27 Mbps peak video bit rate Up to 64 Kbps Constant or variable bit rate Up to 48 kHz 1 or 2 channels 720 x 480 pixels at 30 fps 720 x 576 pixels at 25 fps HE-AAC v2 Up to 2 Mbps avg video bit rate Up to 27 Mbps peak video bit rate Up to 48 Kbps Constant or variable bit rate Up to 48 kHz 1 or 2 channels 720 x 480 pixels at 30 fps 720 x 576 pixels at 25 fps [Supported Scenarios]

Output: Receiving files as attachments in Email and MMS messages Playing or streaming media with the MediaElement API Playing media in the device Media Player Streaming media in Internet Explorer Mobile

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Input: [Decoder Support] H.263 This codec is unsupported in Windows Phone Emulator. [Container] 3GP, 3G2 [Possible Audio Combinations] AMR-NB [Max Capabilities] Up to 2 Mbps avg video bit rate Up to 12.2 Kbps Constant or variable bit rate Up to 8 kHz 1 or 2 channels 800 x 600 pixels at 30 fps [Supported Scenarios]

Output: Receiving files as attachments in Email and MMS messages Playing media in the device Media Player Streaming media in Internet Explorer Mobile

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Input: [Decoder Support] JPEG [Container] JPG [Possible Audio Combinations] N/A [Max Capabilities] N/A [Supported Scenarios]

Output: Sending and receiving pictures as attachments in email and MMS messages Viewing pictures from email or MMS messages Saving pictures from email or MMS messages to the device (saved to the device as JPG) Syncing content from the Zune client to the device MediaLibrary Capturing pictures using the device camera (saved to the device as JPG) Enumerating media from the MediaLibrary using the XNA Framework Viewing media in Internet Explorer Mobile Use as wallpaper Changing background of Pictures hub Uploading or sharing pictures to social networks Downloading pictures from social networks to the device

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Input: [Decoder Support] PNG [Container] PNG [Possible Audio Combinations] N/A [Max Capabilities] N/A [Supported Scenarios]

Output: Receiving files as attachments in email and MMS messages Viewing pictures from email or MMS messages Saving pictures from email or MMS messages to the device (saved to the device as JPG) Viewing media in Internet Explorer Mobile

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Input: [Decoder Support] GIF (both GIF87a and GIF89a) [Container] GIF [Possible Audio Combinations] N/A [Max Capabilities] N/A [Supported Scenarios]

Output: Receiving files as attachments in email and MMS messages Viewing pictures from email or MMS messages Saving pictures from email or MMS messages to the device (saved to the device as JPG) Viewing media in Internet Explorer Mobile

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Input: [Decoder Support] BMP [Container] BMP [Possible Audio Combinations] N/A [Max Capabilities] N/A [Supported Scenarios]

Output: Receiving files as attachments in email and MMS messages Viewing pictures from email or MMS messages Saving pictures from email or MMS messages to the device (saved to the device as JPG) Viewing media in Internet Explorer Mobile

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Input: [Decoder Support] TIF [Container] TIF [Possible Audio Combinations] N/A [Max Capabilities] N/A [Supported Scenarios]

Output: Receiving files as attachments in email Viewing pictures from email Saving single-page pictures from email to the device (saved to the device as JPG)

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Input: [0] Foundation Instructions [Xeon Processors] Yes [Xeon Phi Processors] Yes [Xeon Phi Coprocessors (AIBs)]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Conflict Detection Instructions [Xeon Processors] Yes [Xeon Phi Processors] Yes [Xeon Phi Coprocessors (AIBs)]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Exponential and Reciprocal Instructions [Xeon Processors] No [Xeon Phi Processors] Yes [Xeon Phi Coprocessors (AIBs)]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Prefetch Instructions [Xeon Processors] No [Xeon Phi Processors] Yes [Xeon Phi Coprocessors (AIBs)]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Byte and Word Instructions [Xeon Processors] Yes [Xeon Phi Processors] No [Xeon Phi Coprocessors (AIBs)]

Output: No


Input: [0] Doubleword and Quadword Instructions [Xeon Processors] Yes [Xeon Phi Processors] No [Xeon Phi Coprocessors (AIBs)]

Output: No


Input: [0] Vector Length Extensions [Xeon Processors] Yes [Xeon Phi Processors] No [Xeon Phi Coprocessors (AIBs)]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Support for TargetLink [Description] Model Compare recognizes TargetLink blocks and properties, and handles them just like built-in blocks. [Benefit]

Output: There is no need to bother with TargetLink implementation details.


Input: [Feature] Powerful comparison algorithm [Description] Models from different MATLAB versions are compared; block correspondences are detected even if the names of the blocks have changed; parameter values are compared either in unevaluated form (e.g., “Kp”) or in evaluated form (e.g., “5.4”). [Benefit]

Output: Conversion and upgrade problems can be addressed. You get concise comparison results even if blocks were renamed. Different workspace settings can be taken into account.


Input: [Feature] Flexible filter configuration [Description] Model Compare can be configured to filter out unimportant differences, e.g., layout changes or simulation options, according to a variety of criteria. A comparison can be restricted to selected subsystems. [Benefit]

Output: You can focus on the differences and model parts that are relevant to you. This greatly improves the efficiency of a comparison.


Input: [Feature] Convenient result display [Description] The comparison results are displayed in synchronized tree views, with differences indicated by customizable color schemes. A statistics window displays the number of changed, added and removed elements. [Benefit]

Output: You can easily see which elements correspond to each other. Added, removed and modified elements as well as the number and type of changes can be seen at a glance.


Input: [Feature] Review support [Description] Comments can be associated with individual blocks and properties or with the complete comparison session. [Benefit]

Output: Reviews are performed in a reliable, controlled and safe way. You can also use the comment function to structure your own working process.


Input: [Feature] Traceability from Model Compare to model [Description] You can easily highlight Simulink and Stateflow elements by selecting them in Model Compare, and show any differences directly in the compared models. [Benefit]

Output: It is easy to view the context of a change and all the differences in a subsystem.


Input: [Feature] Traceability from model back to Model Compare [Description] You can trace model elements in Simulink back to Model Compare [Benefit]

Output: This is helpful to identify blocks and lines in Model Compare


Input: [Feature] Merge support [Description] The commands Copy to Right, Copy to Left, and Delete can be used to transfer changes from one model to another. [Benefit]

Output: You can merge parallel development branches and transfer changes between distinct model variants.


Input: [Feature] Report generation [Description] Comparison results and associated comments can be saved as HTML, PDF and XML reports, model screenshots can be integrated in the difference reports. [Benefit]

Output: The information can be archived and published.


Input: [Feature] Tool automation [Description] Comparisons can be started by command line, and reports can be generated automatically. Reports can be saved in XML format for easy processing by external tools. [Benefit]

Output: You can process multiple models automatically and incorporate Model Compare into your own tool chain.


Input: [Compute Service] Amazon [Object Storage] Yes [DNS] Yes [DbaaS] Yes [PaaS] Yes [CDN]

Output: Yes


Input: [Compute Service] DigitalOcean [Object Storage] No [DNS] No [DbaaS] No [PaaS] No [CDN]

Output: No


Input: [Compute Service] Google [Object Storage] Yes [DNS] Yes [DbaaS] Yes [PaaS] Yes [CDN]

Output: No


Input: [Compute Service] Microsoft Azure [Object Storage] Yes [DNS] No [DbaaS] Yes [PaaS] Yes [CDN]

Output: Yes


Input: [Compute Service] Rackspace [Object Storage] Yes [DNS] Yes [DbaaS] Yes [PaaS] No [CDN]

Output: Yes1


Input: [Compute Service] SoftLayer [Object Storage] Yes [DNS] Yes [DbaaS] No [PaaS] No [CDN]

Output: Yes2


Input: [Version] 1.5.0 [Date] February 23, 2015, 21:19:05 [Changelog]

Output: Learners MLCSSP.java: Added the MLCSSP algorithm (from ICML 2013) Enhancements of multi-target regression capabilities Improved CLUS support Added pairwise classifier and pairwise transformation Measures/Evaluation Providing training data in the Evaluator is unnecessary in the case of specific measures. Examples with missing ground truth are not skipped for measures that handle missing values. Added logistics and squared error losses and measures Bug fixes IndexOutOfBounds in calculation of MiAP and GMiAP Bug fix in Rcut.java When in rank/score mode the meta-data contained additional unecessary attributes. (Newton Spolaor) API changes Upgrade to Java 7 Upgrade to Weka 3.7.10 Miscalleneous Small changes and improvements in the wrapper classes for the CLUS library ENTCS13FeatureSelection.java (new experiment) Enumeration is now used for specifying the type of meta-data. (Newton Spolaor)


Input: [Version] 1.4.0 [Date] August 1, 2012, 09:49:21 [Changelog]

Output: Learners BinaryRelevance.java: improved data handling that avoids copying the entire input space, leading to important speedups in case of large datasets and very large number of labels. RAkEL.java: updated technical information, added a check for the case where the number of labels is less or equal than the size of the subset. MultiLabelKNN.java: now checks whether the number of instances is less than the number of requested nearest neighbors. Addition of AdaBoostMH.java, an explicit implementation of AdaBoost.MH as combination of AdaBoostM1 and IncludeLabelsClassifier. Addition of MLPTO.java, the Multi Label Probabilistic Threshold Optimizer (MLTPTO) thresholding technique. Addition of ApproximateExampleBasedFMeasureOptimizer.java, an approximate method for the maximization of example-based F-measure. Measures/Evaluation Addition of Specificity measure (example-based, micro/macro label-based) Addition of Mean Average Interpolated Precision (MAiP), Geometric Mean Average Precision (GMAP), Geometric Mean Average Interpolated Precision (GMAiP). New methods for stratified multi-label evaluation. Added support for outputting per label results for all measures that implement the MacroAverageMeasure interface. Simplifying the "strictness" issue of information retrieval measures, by adopting specific assumptions (outlined in the new class InformationRetrievalMeasures.java) to handle special cases, instead of the less clear and useful solution of outputting NaN and the less realistic solution or ignoring special cases. Bug fixes Bug fix in LabelsBuilder.java. Bug fix in Ranker.java. Bug-fix in ThresholdPrediction.java. Fix for bug occurring when loading the XSD for mulan data outside the command-line environment (e.g. web applications). Javadoc comment updates. API changes Upgrade to Java 1.6 Upgrade to JUnit 4.10 Upgrade to Weka 3.7.6. Miscellaneous Meaningful messages are now shown when a DataLoadException is thrown. PT6(PT6Transformation.java): renamed to IncludeLabelsTransformation.java. MultiLabelInstances now support serialization, as needed by the improved binary relevance transformation. BinaryRelevanceAttributeEvaluator.java: updated according to latest BR improvements.


Input: [Version] 1.3.0 [Date] May 31, 2011, 16:14:46 [Changelog]

Output: Learners New algorithms added in the meta package. EnsembleOfClassifierChains: The final confidences can now be computed not only by averaging votes, but also by averaging confidences. The option of sampling with replacement was added. MMP: updated with loss functions. Added possibility to specify number of training epochs for MMPLearner. BinaryRelevance: Added method to get the model built for a label. Update to the lazy package: Euclidean is still the default distance function, the option to use a different distance function is given. Measures Introduced loss functions package. Refurbished the measures package so that the measure hierarchy has cleaner semantics and takes loss functions into consideration. Strict/nostrict evaluation (handles divisions by zero differently). Uniform calculation of f-measure for all related measures. Bug fixes Bug fix in the dimensionality reduction package. Bug fix in CalibratedLabelRanking class. Updated design and bug fixes in thresholding strategies. Fixed defect in MMPUniformUpdateRule. Bug fix in the getPriors method. API changes Upgrade to Weka 3.7.3. Experiments Experiment from ICTAI 2010 paper added. Examples Simplified source examples for consistency with the online documentation. Added an example that shows storing/loading a multi-label model. Unit Tests HOMER and HMC tests added. MetaLabeler and ThresholdPrediction test updated.


Input: [Version] 1.2.0 [Date] July 21, 2010, 09:10:27 [Changelog]

Output: Classifiers -New algorithms: --Classifier Chain --Ensemble of Classifier Chains --Pruned Sets --Ensemble of Pruned Sets -New common ancestor class for PPT and PrunedSets: LabelsetPruning -Modified neural model and learners to allow custom seed for randomness due to testing needs. -Normalization on MLkNN turned on by default -HierarchyBuilder: removed repetition of check about number of labels and partitions, now allows equal number of labels and partitions Measures -New measures: --AUC evaluation measure (micro/macro)added --MAP (Mean Average Precision) measure added -Added a base class for measures calculated based on confidences -Added a method to get per label Average Precision -Added support for obtaining copies of Measures -Results output precision reduced to 4 decimal places -Added support for incremental addition of evaluation results -Added a method to retrieve the mean value of a measure (for parameter tuning in experiments) Experiments -Added a new package for posting code that ensures the reproducibility of empirical work in research papers -Added a base class for all experiment classes -3 experiment classes added: --ICDM08EnsembleOfPrunedSets --MachineLearning09IBLR --PatternRecognition07MLkNN Thresholding strategies -Added new package for thresholding approaches -Added new thresholding strategies: --OneThreshold --Rcut --SCut --Instance-based thresholding strategies Bugfixes -Fixed bug in TrainTestExperiment -Fixed bug when cross-validating with a custom set of measures -Fixed defects in BPMLL and MMP learners causing them to fail on genbase data set -Updating label indices when data set attributes indices change due to nominal->binary filter Cleanup – API Changes -Removed cobertura library for test coverage generation. -Introduced EMMA library for test coverage generation. -Removed inclusion of test data in distribution package. -AttributeSelection package renamed to DimensionalityReduction


Input: [Version] 1.1.0 [Date] June 24, 2010, 05:58:03 [Changelog]

Output: Initial Announcement on mloss.org.


Input: [Version] mulan-1.1.0 [Date] April 7, 2010, 11:32:25 [Changelog]

Output: Initial Announcement on mloss.org.


Input: [FireFox] HTTPSEverywhere [Reason] Avoid inadvertent privacy leakage [Chrome]

Output: HTTPSEverywhere


Input: [FireFox] Self Destructing Cookies [Reason] Avoid tracking; StackOverflow (for example) completely breaks without cookies [Chrome]

Output: “Third party cookies and site data” is blocked via the browser’s Settings, manual approval of individual third party cookies.


Input: [FireFox] RequestPolicy [Reason] Browser security and performance, avoid tracking [Chrome]

Output: Cross-Domain Request Filter for Chrome


Input: [FireFox] NoScript [Reason] Browser security and performance, avoid tracking [Chrome]

Output: NotScripts


Input: [FireFox] AdBlock Edge [Reason] Ad blocking [Chrome]

Output: Adblock Plus


Input: [FireFox] DoNotTrackMe [Reason] Avoid tracking – use social media when you want, not all the time [Chrome]

Output: DoNotTrackMe


Input: [Bug #] 855826 [Priority] Critical [Title]

Output: session slugs containing + have broken etherpad links


Input: [Bug #] 854709 [Priority] Critical [Title]

Output: URL encoding Launchpad links breaks them


Input: [Bug #] 849078 [Priority] Medium [Title]

Output: Stop displaying the track name in the room name when there is a single track


Input: [Bug #] 781693 [Priority] Medium [Title]

Output: Rooms: Add boolean for if a room has dial-in


Input: [Bug #] 793018 [Priority] High [Title]

Output: Pull the summary from the launchpad blueprint and push it out via the iCal to Guidebook


Input: [Bug #] 779833 [Priority] Critical [Title]

Output: Automatically clear cache when the data it contains changes


Input: [Bug #] 853991 [Priority] Critical [Title]

Output: Plus sign in meeting name breaks url lookup


Input: [Bug #] 815196 [Priority] High [Title]

Output: meeting import failed for lp update


Input: [Bug #] 777171 [Priority] Critical [Title]

Output: Percent signs in the wiki field break summit


Input: [Bug #] 766392 [Priority] Wishlist [Title]

Output: Pull Real Names from LP for use as “crew”


Input: [Bug #] 765031 [Priority] Wishlist [Title]

Output: Support for private rooms and private meetings in those rooms


Input: [Bug #] 793019 [Priority] High [Title]

Output: Make the colors for the track a database field instead of in the css


Input: [Bug #] 647131 [Priority] Critical [Title]

Output: Don’t depend on a room being declared “plenary”


Input: [Bug #] 849331 [Priority] High [Title]

Output: Needs to send no-cache headers when requesting +temp-meeting-export


Input: [Bug #] 780342 [Priority] Medium [Title]

Output: Logging in next= is broken again


Input: [Bug #] 835955 [Priority] Undecided [Title]

Output: Sanitize input!


Input: [Bug #] 779884 [Priority] Critical [Title]

Output: autoscheduler should never schedule sessions at times in the past


Input: [Bug #] 831311 [Priority] High [Title]

Output: Internal error when trying to delete a duplicate sponsoree


Input: [Bug #] 814375 [Priority] Critical [Title]

Output: meeting link breaks on non-unique or missing meeting name


Input: [Bug #] 813531 [Priority] High [Title]

Output: logo should point to http://uds.ubuntu.com/


Input: [Bug #] 829529 [Priority] High [Title]

Output: Summit barfs if lp id doesn’t exist and you submit it for sponsorship.


Input: [Bug #] 793021 [Priority] Medium [Title]

Output: Add a today link to the topnav


Input: [Bug #] 798826 [Priority] Low [Title]

Output: Name fields throw confusing error


Input: [Bug #] 781137 [Priority] Low [Title]

Output: Need more space between QR code and Day/Room name


Input: [Bug #] 781117 [Priority] Low [Title]

Output: Change /today to be /xx/today


Input: [Bug #] 780969 [Priority] Low [Title]

Output: Enable 404 page instead of showing a debug


Input: [Bug #] 779769 [Priority] Low [Title]

Output: Remove ‘Attendees’ from meeting page if it is a plenary


Input: [Bug #] 783291 [Priority] Medium [Title]

Output: Brainstorm should be removed from summit


Input: [Bug #] 668542 [Priority] Critical [Title]

Output: Don’t reschedule events/days that have already happened


Input: [Bug #] 790675 [Priority] High [Title]

Output: Stop screen scraping launchpad for information. Use the API instead.


Input: [Bug #] 782062 [Priority] High [Title]

Output: When importing from Launchpad, the blueprint name should be cleaned before being used


Input: [Bug #] 665589 [Priority] High [Title]

Output: Importing blueprints unreliable


Input: [Bug #] 798822 [Priority] Low [Title]

Output: initslots doesn’t give feedback when done


Input: [Bug #] 793020 [Priority] Medium [Title]

Output: Match uds.ubuntu.com and summit.ubuntu.com main-nav


Input: [Bug #] 783030 [Priority] Low [Title]

Output: Change room.name to room.title on the next sessions page


Input: [Bug #] 783029 [Priority] Wishlist [Title]

Output: Add link to meeting page in iCal


Input: [Bug #] 664879 [Priority] Low [Title]

Output: “previous day” and “next day” links on schedule would be nice


Input: [Zope Hosting] Zope is an open-source application server used by the Units within the College of Engineering for official departmental web pages. Purdue and Engineering templates are available. Content is created using Zope’s through-the-web tools. ECN staff is available to assist in creating custom Zope templates. [Apache Hosting] Apache is an open-source HTTP server for UNIX/Linux. ECN's Apache web service provides a simple place to put web files where they will be accessible to others. [0]

Output: Description

ECN: Web Hosting Options - Engineering Computer Network - Purdue University


Input: [Zope Hosting] Official unit web sites (Schools, Departments, Programs, etc.) Sites maintained by departmental web staff familiar with Zope. [Apache Hosting] Individual and Lab web sites. Groups wishing to use an existing web authoring tool. Groups wishing to host an existing web application. [0]

Output: Target Users

ECN: Web Hosting Options - Engineering Computer Network - Purdue University


Input: [Zope Hosting] Easily delegate content management for a specific section of a web site [Apache Hosting] One account or group manages the entire site [0]

Output: Administrative Access Control

ECN: Web Hosting Options - Engineering Computer Network - Purdue University


Input: [Zope Hosting] Restrict to Purdue Account Restrict via Purdue I2A2 Restrict to a shared password [Apache Hosting] Restrict to Purdue Account Restrict via Purdue I2A2 Restrict to a shared password [0]

Output: Visitor Access Control

ECN: Web Hosting Options - Engineering Computer Network - Purdue University


Input: [Zope Hosting] Python, Zope Page Templates [Apache Hosting] PHP, Perl, Python, CGI [0]

Output: Scripting Languages

ECN: Web Hosting Options - Engineering Computer Network - Purdue University


Input: [Zope Hosting] engineering.purdue.edu/GroupName/ (groups) engineering.purdue.edu/people/name/ (individuals) ECN does not host outside domains [Apache Hosting] engineering.purdue.edu/GroupName/ (groups) engineering.purdue.edu/~login/ (individuals) ECN does not host outside domains [0]

Output: URL

ECN: Web Hosting Options - Engineering Computer Network - Purdue University


Input: [Zope Hosting] Unlimited (not well suited for large media files) [Apache Hosting] 100MB (default) [0]

Output: Storage

ECN: Web Hosting Options - Engineering Computer Network - Purdue University


Input: [Zope Hosting] Daily Backups Immediate access to some history of changes [Apache Hosting] Daily Backups [0]

Output: Backups

ECN: Web Hosting Options - Engineering Computer Network - Purdue University


Input: [Zope Hosting] Required [Apache Hosting] Required [0]

Output: SSL/HTTPS

ECN: Web Hosting Options - Engineering Computer Network - Purdue University


Input: [Zope Hosting] Through-the-web [Apache Hosting] /web/users/yourlogin (for individuals) /web/entities/yourlogin (for groups) SCP (through departmental file servers) [0]

Output: UNIX Access

ECN: Web Hosting Options - Engineering Computer Network - Purdue University


Input: [Zope Hosting] Through-the-web [Apache Hosting] \\web.ecn.purdue.edu\login [0]

Output: Windows Access

ECN: Web Hosting Options - Engineering Computer Network - Purdue University


Input: [Zope Hosting] Engineering Faculty, Staff, and Students [Apache Hosting] Engineering Faculty, Staff Students seeking Apache web hosting should use ITaP's Apache Web Service [0]

Output: Availability

ECN: Web Hosting Options - Engineering Computer Network - Purdue University


Input: [Zope Hosting] Zope provides through-the-web editing and creation of content. It is not generally intended to be use with authoring tools. [Apache Hosting] Most authoring tools (e.g. Adobe Dreamweaver, Apple iWeb) [0]

Output: Authoring Tool Compatibility

ECN: Web Hosting Options - Engineering Computer Network - Purdue University


Input: [Zope Hosting] No cost to Engineering users [Apache Hosting] No cost to Engineering users [0]

Output: Cost

ECN: Web Hosting Options - Engineering Computer Network - Purdue University


Input: [Color] Green This status indicates one of the following conditions: The device has the most recent set of configuration data within the device group. The device is a standalone device or is the only device group member. Recommended action: None. [Sync Status]

Output: None.

AskF5 | Manual Chapter: Managing Configuration Synchronization

Table 2. Possible sync status for individual devices


Input: [Color] Blue This status indicates one of the following conditions: The device has no configuration changes to be synced since joining the device group. The device is member of a device group with autosync enabled, and no changes have been made on any device in the device group. The device has not yet received a sync from another device and has no configuration changes to be synced to other members of the device group. Recommended action: Perform the appropriate type of config sync. [Sync Status]

Output: Awaiting Initial Sync

AskF5 | Manual Chapter: Managing Configuration Synchronization


Input: [Color] Yellow The device has recent configuration changes sync the last sync that have not yet been synchronized to the other members of the device group. Recommended action: Sync the device with the most recent configuration to the other members of the device group. [Sync Status]

Output: Changes Pending

AskF5 | Manual Chapter: Managing Configuration Synchronization


Input: [Color] Yellow This status indicates one of the following conditions: The configuration on the device has changed since the device joined the device group. Recommended action: Sync the device to the device group. The device has not yet received a sync from another device but has configuration changes to be synced to other members of the device group. Recommended action: Sync the device with the most recent configuration to this device. [Sync Status]

Output: Awaiting Initial Sync with Changes Pending

AskF5 | Manual Chapter: Managing Configuration Synchronization


Input: [Color] Red The device received at least one sync previously but did not receive the last synced configuration, and the configuration on the device has changed since the last sync. Recommended action: Sync the device with the most recent configuration to this device. [Sync Status]

Output: Does not have the last synced configuration, and has changes pending

AskF5 | Manual Chapter: Managing Configuration Synchronization


Input: [Color] Red The local device does not recognize the disconnected device. Recommended actions: View the Device Management > Device Trust screens to see if the disconnected device is a member of the local trust domain, and if not, add the device to the domain. Use the Device ManagementDevices screen to view the specified config sync address of the disconnected device and determine whether the local device has a route to that address. [Sync Status]

Output: Disconnected

AskF5 | Manual Chapter: Managing Configuration Synchronization


Input: [Color] Red The device does not recognize that it is a member of the device group. Recommended action: Log into the relevant device and view the Device Management > Device Groups screens to see if the device is a member of the device group. If not, add the device to the device group. [Sync Status]

Output: Device does not recognize membership in this group

AskF5 | Manual Chapter: Managing Configuration Synchronization


Input: [Color] Red The device does not have a config sync address. Recommended action: Log into the relevant device, and using the Device Management > Devices screen, specify the IP address that you want remote devices to use to sync configuration data to the device. As a best practice, this address should be a non-floating self IP address associated with an internal VLAN. The address must either be on the same subnet as the other devices in the device group or have a route to that address defined on the other devices. [Sync Status]

Output: No config sync address has been specified for this device.

AskF5 | Manual Chapter: Managing Configuration Synchronization


Input: [Color] Red The device previously received the configuration from other members of the device group but did not receive the last synced configuration. Recommended action: Sync the device group to the device. [Sync Status]

Output: Does not have the last synced configuration

AskF5 | Manual Chapter: Managing Configuration Synchronization


Input: [1] Marks [2] Concerns [3] Description [0]

Output: Quest


Input: [1] 50 [2] Users [3] Welcome to Deep Freeze! Have something to start with! [0]

Output: Joining the Site


Input: [1] 25 [2] Users [3] You just created your first character [0]

Output: Creating your first character


Input: [1] 20 [2] Users [3] You created a character that is Male and a Dragon/Wher Candidate [0]

Output: Creating a Male Candidate


Input: [1] 10 [2] Users [3] You created a character that is Female and a Dragon/Wher Candidate [0]

Output: Creating a Female Candidate


Input: [1] 20 [2] Users [3] You created a character that is a Craftsman only [0]

Output: Creating a Craftsman


Input: [1] 20 [2] Users [3] You created a character that is a Holder only [0]

Output: Creating a Holder


Input: [1] 10 [2] Users [3] You created a Dragonrider character with a Metalic Dragon [0]

Output: Creating a Metalic Rider


Input: [1] 15 [2] Users [3] You created a Dragonrider character with a Special Dragon [0]

Output: Creating a Special Rider


Input: [1] 20 [2] Users [3] You created a Dragonrider character with a Chromatic Dragon [0]

Output: Creating a Chromatic Rider


Input: [1] 15 [2] Users [3] You created a Wherhandler character with a Metalic Wher [0]

Output: Creating a Metalic Wherhandler (gold - bronze)


Input: [1] 30 [2] Users [3] You created a Wherhandler character with a Chromatic Wher [0]

Output: Creating a Chromatic Wherhandler (brown - Green)


Input: [1] 50 [2] Users [3] You Adopted a Dragon or Wher from the Adoptables Board [0]

Output: Adopt a Dragon or Wher


Input: [1] 100 [2] Users [3] You helped the Admins create a Site Wide Plot [0]

Output: Creating a Site plot


Input: [1] 50 [2] Users [3] You Join a Thread marked with [Plot] [0]

Output: Participating in a Site Plot


Input: [Features] Geometry [Supported]

Output: No


Input: [Features] Opacity [Supported]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] ChannelSelection [Supported]

Output: No


Input: [Features] OverlapBehaviour [Supported]

Output: No


Input: [Features] ColorMap [Supported]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] ContrastEnhancement [Supported]

Output: No


Input: [Features] ShadedRelief [Supported]

Output: No


Input: [Features] ImageOutline [Supported]

Output: No


Input: [Cloud] • Remote delivery • Multi-tenancy • Scalability and load-balancing • Eliminates need for on-site facilities [Not cloud] • Some would argue this is more on-demand delivery of virtual machines than pure cloud • Only some vendors offer truly automated elasticity, e.g. Amazon Auto-Scaling [0]

Output: Infrastructure as a Service

The last cloud computing definition you'll ever need


Input: [Cloud] • Remote delivery • Eliminates need for on-site facilities • Multi-tenancy [Not cloud] • Provisioning and de-provisioning not automatic • Immediate scalability often not available [0]

Output: Managed hosting

The last cloud computing definition you'll ever need


Input: [Cloud] • Multi-tenancy • Elasticity • Scalability [Not cloud] • Provisioning and de-provisioning not automatic • Elasticity not infinite and subject to hardware constraints [0]

Output: Virtualization

The last cloud computing definition you'll ever need


Input: [Cloud] • Multi-tenancy • Remote delivery via intranet • Elasticity • Scalability [Not cloud] • In most cases, it is on-demand virtualization • Billing mechanisms often not in place; reliance on chargeback • Few companies can achieve economies of scale necessary to make this work • Elasticity not infinite and subject to hardware constraints [0]

Output: Private cloud

The last cloud computing definition you'll ever need


Input: [Cloud] • Remote delivery and access • Multi-tenancy [Not cloud] • Elasticity is limited by hardware and space constraints [0]

Output: File sharing and collaboration

The last cloud computing definition you'll ever need


Input: [Cloud] • Remote delivery and access • Multi-tenancy • Elasticity • Scalability [Not cloud] • Provisioning and de-provisioning not automatic • Immediate scalability often not available • Often more managed hosting than "cloud" [0]

Output: Email

The last cloud computing definition you'll ever need


Input: [Cloud] • Remote delivery • Multi-tenancy • Scalability [Not cloud] • Many services require additional customization and are incapable of working "right out of the box" [0]

Output: Voice services

The last cloud computing definition you'll ever need


Input: [Cloud] • Multi-tenancy • Elasticity [Not cloud] • Provisioning and de-provisioning not automatic • Hardware constraints exist • Risk of a single point of failure within the infrastructure • Today, could be synonymous with private cloud [0]

Output: Mainframe

The last cloud computing definition you'll ever need


Input: [Screencast Name] High-level Introduction [Description]

Output: Intro presentation on Keycloak. Not a tutorial


Input: [Screencast Name] The Basics Part 1 [Description]

Output: Learn how to create realms, users, roles, applications, and role mappings


Input: [Screencast Name] The Basics Part 2 [Description]

Output: Secure some JBoss/Wildfly applications using Keycloak and the realm you created in Part 1


Input: [Screencast Name] The Basics Part 3 [Description]

Output: Configure third party OAuth


Input: [Screencast Name] Social Login/User Registration [Description]

Output: Learn how enable social login via Google, Twitter, or Facebook as well as user registration


Input: [Screencast Name] Forgotten Passwords [Description]

Output: Learn how to handle users forgetting their passwords


Input: [Screencast Name] 2-Factor Auth [Description]

Output: Learn how to set up TOTP/Google Authenticator login capabilities


Input: [Screencast Name] Per App Roles and Composite Roles [Description]

Output: Learn how to define per applications roles as well as coarse-grain composite roles


Input: [General Portal] Simple and cheaper [Client-Specific Portal]

Output: Configurable

Table 1. Telepathology Portals


Input: [General Portal] Image transfer required [Client-Specific Portal]

Output: No need for image transfers

Table 1. Telepathology Portals


Input: [General Portal] Supports multiple WSI vendor formats [Client-Specific Portal]

Output: Customized to run only the client's WSI format

Table 1. Telepathology Portals


Input: [General Portal] WSI files organized by folders [Client-Specific Portal]

Output: Files organized by scanner software

Table 1. Telepathology Portals


Input: [General Portal] Customers enter PHI into the portal tool [Client-Specific Portal]

Output: No transmission or storage of PHI

Table 1. Telepathology Portals


Input: [General Portal] Built-in billing component [Client-Specific Portal]

Output: No billing tool (contractual)

Table 1. Telepathology Portals


Input: [Requirement] Unknown properties and content [Origin(s)] Core [Meaning] OSLC service providers MAY ignore unknown content [Level]

Output: MAY

OSLC Reconciliation Specification Version 2.0 | Reconciliation - Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration


Input: [Requirement] Unknown properties and content [Origin(s)] Core [Meaning] OSLC service providers MUST return an error code if recognized content is invalid. [Level]

Output: MUST

OSLC Reconciliation Specification Version 2.0 | Reconciliation - Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration


Input: [Requirement] Unknown properties and content [Origin(s)] Core [Meaning] OSLC service providers SHOULD NOT return an error code for unrecognized content. [Level]

Output: SHOULD

OSLC Reconciliation Specification Version 2.0 | Reconciliation - Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration


Input: [Requirement] Resource Operations [Origin(s)] Core [Meaning] OSLC service providers MUST support resource operations via standard HTTP operations [Level]

Output: MUST

OSLC Reconciliation Specification Version 2.0 | Reconciliation - Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration


Input: [Requirement] Resource Paging [Origin(s)] Core [Meaning] OSLC services MAY provide paging for resources [Level]

Output: MAY

OSLC Reconciliation Specification Version 2.0 | Reconciliation - Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration


Input: [Requirement] Partial Resource Representations [Origin(s)] Core [Meaning] OSLC service providers MAY support HTTP GET requests for retrieval of a subset of a resource’s properties via the oslc.properties URL parameter [Level]

Output: MAY

OSLC Reconciliation Specification Version 2.0 | Reconciliation - Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration


Input: [Requirement] Partial Resource Representations [Origin(s)] Core [Meaning] OSLC service providers MAY support HTTP PUT requests for updating a subset of a resource’s properties via the oslc.properties URL parameter [Level]

Output: MAY

OSLC Reconciliation Specification Version 2.0 | Reconciliation - Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration


Input: [Requirement] Service Provider Resources [Origin(s)] Core [Meaning] OSLC service providers MAY provide a Service Provider Catalog resource [Level]

Output: MAY

OSLC Reconciliation Specification Version 2.0 | Reconciliation - Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration


Input: [Requirement] Service Provider Resources [Origin(s)] Core [Meaning] OSLC service providers MUST provide a Service Provider resource [Level]

Output: MUST

OSLC Reconciliation Specification Version 2.0 | Reconciliation - Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration


Input: [Requirement] Creation Factories [Origin(s)] Core [Meaning] OSLC service providers MAY provide creation factories to enable resource creation via HTTP POST [Level]

Output: MAY

OSLC Reconciliation Specification Version 2.0 | Reconciliation - Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration


Input: [Requirement] Query Capabilities [Origin(s)] Reconciliation, Core [Meaning] OSLC service providers SHOULD provide query capabilities to enable clients to query for resources [Level]

Output: SHOULD1

OSLC Reconciliation Specification Version 2.0 | Reconciliation - Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration


Input: [Requirement] Query Syntax [Origin(s)] Reconciliation, Core [Meaning] If a service provider supports OSLC query capabilities, the query capabilities MUST support the OSLC Core Query Syntax [Level]

Output: MUST2

OSLC Reconciliation Specification Version 2.0 | Reconciliation - Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration


Input: [Requirement] Query Syntax [Origin(s)] Core [Meaning] OSLC query capabilities MAY support other query syntaxes [Level]

Output: MAY

OSLC Reconciliation Specification Version 2.0 | Reconciliation - Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration


Input: [Requirement] Delegated UI Dialogs [Origin(s)] Core [Meaning] OSLC service providers SHOULD allow clients to discover, via their service provider resources, any Delegated UI Dialogs they offer. [Level]

Output: SHOULD

OSLC Reconciliation Specification Version 2.0 | Reconciliation - Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration


Input: [Requirement] Delegated UI Dialogs [Origin(s)] Core [Meaning] OSLC service providers SHOULD offer delegated UI dialogs for resource creation [Level]

Output: SHOULD

OSLC Reconciliation Specification Version 2.0 | Reconciliation - Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration


Input: [Requirement] Delegated UI Dialogs [Origin(s)] Core [Meaning] OSLC service providers SHOULD offer delegated UI dialogs for resource selection [Level]

Output: SHOULD

OSLC Reconciliation Specification Version 2.0 | Reconciliation - Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration


Input: [Requirement] UI Preview [Origin(s)] Core [Meaning] OSLC Services SHOULD offer UI previews for resources that may be referenced by other resources [Level]

Output: SHOULD

OSLC Reconciliation Specification Version 2.0 | Reconciliation - Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration


Input: [Requirement] HTTP Basic Authentication [Origin(s)] Core [Meaning] OSLC Services MAY support Basic Auth [Level]

Output: MAY

OSLC Reconciliation Specification Version 2.0 | Reconciliation - Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration


Input: [Requirement] HTTP Basic Authentication [Origin(s)] Core [Meaning] OSLC Services SHOULD support Basic Auth only over HTTPS [Level]

Output: SHOULD

OSLC Reconciliation Specification Version 2.0 | Reconciliation - Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration


Input: [Requirement] OAuth Authentication [Origin(s)] Core [Meaning] OSLC service providers MAY support OAuth [Level]

Output: MAY

OSLC Reconciliation Specification Version 2.0 | Reconciliation - Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration


Input: [Requirement] OAuth Authentication [Origin(s)] Core [Meaning] OSLC service providers that support OAuth SHOULD allow clients to discover the required OAuth URLs via their service provider resource [Level]

Output: SHOULD

OSLC Reconciliation Specification Version 2.0 | Reconciliation - Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration


Input: [Requirement] Error Responses [Origin(s)] Core [Meaning] OSLC service providers MAY provide error responses using Core-defined error formats [Level]

Output: MAY

OSLC Reconciliation Specification Version 2.0 | Reconciliation - Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration


Input: [Requirement] RDF/XML Representations [Origin(s)] Reconciliation, Core [Meaning] OSLC service providers MUST offer an RDF/XML representation for HTTP GET responses [Level]

Output: MUST3

OSLC Reconciliation Specification Version 2.0 | Reconciliation - Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration


Input: [Requirement] RDF/XML Representations [Origin(s)] Reconciliation, Core [Meaning] OSLC service providers MUST accept RDF/XML representations on PUT requests. [Level]

Output: MUST3

OSLC Reconciliation Specification Version 2.0 | Reconciliation - Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration


Input: [Requirement] RDF/XML Representations [Origin(s)] Reconciliation, Core [Meaning] RDF/XML representations on POST requests whose semantic intent is to create a new resource instance. [Level]

Output: MUST3

OSLC Reconciliation Specification Version 2.0 | Reconciliation - Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration


Input: [Requirement] XML Representations [Origin(s)] Reconciliation, Core [Meaning] OSLC service providers MAY provide a XML representation for HTTP GET, POST and PUT requests that conform to the Core Guidelines for XML. [Level]

Output: MAY3

OSLC Reconciliation Specification Version 2.0 | Reconciliation - Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration


Input: [Requirement] JSON Representations [Origin(s)] Reconciliation, Core [Meaning] OSLC service providers MAY provide JSON representations for HTTP GET, POST and PUT requests that conform to the Core Guidelines for JSON [Level]

Output: MAY3

OSLC Reconciliation Specification Version 2.0 | Reconciliation - Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration


Input: [Requirement] HTML Representations [Origin(s)] Reconciliation, Core [Meaning] OSLC service providers SHOULD provide HTML representations for HTTP GET requests [Level]

Output: SHOULD3

OSLC Reconciliation Specification Version 2.0 | Reconciliation - Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration


Input: [0] Targetability [Network Cable] Can only run an ad nationally [Spot Cable]

Output: Can run an ad geographically down to the cable system. Can run two or more ads to different market segments simultaneously

Comcast Spotlight | Available Ad Solutions


Input: [0] Scheduling Flexibility [Network Cable] Have to commit to whatever audience the network delivers [Spot Cable]

Output: Can choose multiple networks and programs based on target viewers

Comcast Spotlight | Available Ad Solutions


Input: [0] Ease in Buying [Network Cable] Must negotiate with each network individually [Spot Cable]

Output: Very easy - one phone call, one contract, one invoice

Comcast Spotlight | Available Ad Solutions


Input: [0] Reach [Network Cable] Builds reach nationally in entire cable universe [Spot Cable]

Output: Builds reach only in the markets that matter to a brand

Comcast Spotlight | Available Ad Solutions


Input: [0] Interactive Television Opportunities [Network Cable] Not available [Spot Cable]

Output: Custom built by Comcast Spotlight to create a deep level of brand experience

Comcast Spotlight | Available Ad Solutions


Input: [0] Promotional Capability [Network Cable] Can only create national campaigns [Spot Cable]

Output: Easy to create local market campaigns

Comcast Spotlight | Available Ad Solutions


Input: [0] Efficiency [Network Cable] Efficient CPMs [Spot Cable]

Output: Efficient, targeted CPMs

Comcast Spotlight | Available Ad Solutions


Input: [Project] Attribute::Handlers [Status] Released [Summary and Tasks Pending]

Output: Easier specification of user-defined attributes Add RAWDATA specifier Add autotie and autotieref functionality Add multi-phasic attribute handlers Improved performance Clean and polish for inclusion in Perl 5.8 core AUTO attributes (like AUTOLOAD for attributes) PRE and POST attributes (automagically called before first actual/after last actual attribute handled


Input: [Project] Attribute::Handlers::Filtered [Status] Planning [Summary and Tasks Pending]

Output: Vastly more powerful attribute control All of the above, plus... DEFAULT attributes (automagically self-attribute to anything attributable) attributes that DWIM on lexicals, locals, and package variables RUN phase


Input: [Project] Attribute::Types [Status] Released [Summary and Tasks Pending]

Output: Typed variables via attributes


Input: [Project] Bleach [Status] Released [Summary and Tasks Pending]

Output: Gets code REALLY clean


Input: [Project] Class::Delegation [Status] Beta [Summary and Tasks Pending]

Output: Delegation-based dispatch for Perl objects


Input: [Project] Class::Multimethods [Status] Released [Summary and Tasks Pending]

Output: Multiple dispatch for Perl Reimplement multiple dispatch mechanism for better speed Implement attribute interface Add redispatch mechanism Integrate Gareth Rees' alternative dispatch mechanism Add wrapper subs Improve documentation Enhance analyse function Investigate adding dispatch context indicator to provide: * nature of call: direct or resolved * ambiguous cases for resolved calls Integrate with NEXT.pm to enable resumption of dispatch Add warning for redeclaration of a variant (only under -w?) Consider full predicate matching of param types Consider explicit regexp matching for scalars Fix problem with derived classes using inherited AUTOLOAD


Input: [Project] DFA::Cellular [Status] Released [Summary and Tasks Pending]

Output: Cellular automata by example or rule-based


Input: [Project] Data::Units [Status] Planning [Summary and Tasks Pending]

Output: Declare variables and subroutines with associated units (which propagate and are checked for consistency)


Input: [Project] Filter::Simple [Status] Released [Summary and Tasks Pending]

Output: Simplified front-end for Filter::Util::Call module Add explicit FILTER mechanism Allow filtering terminator to be varied Clean and polish for inclusion in Perl 5.8 core Finer-grain filtering (code only, strings only, etc.)


Input: [Project] Getopt::Declare [Status] Released [Summary and Tasks Pending]

Output: Declaratively Expressed Command-Line Arguments via Regular Expressions Fix the -v bug Remove requirement for actual tabs (i.e. detect columns) MacPerl support


Input: [Project] Hook::LexWrap [Status] Released [Summary and Tasks Pending]

Output: Lexically scoped subroutine pre- and post-wrappers


Input: [Project] Inline::Files [Status] Released [Summary and Tasks Pending]

Output: Multiple virtual files at the end of your code


Input: [Project] Lingua::EN::Inflect [Status] Released [Summary and Tasks Pending]

Output: English grammatical manipulations SNG() family of functions (convert plural or singular to singular) IS_SNG() and IS_PL() family of functions Modify PL() et al. to ignore plurals Adjective to adverb conversion Adjective comparison


Input: [Project] Lingua::Romana::Perligata [Status] Released [Summary and Tasks Pending]

Output: Programming in Latin Fix sere (separate implementation...no spaces) Find a more robust scheme for quoting string literals Add bitwise operators Add x operator Extend range of numbers handled Implement regular expressions Make keywords case insensitive Provide translation option to intersperse original code (in comments) with translated code


Input: [Project] Lingua::tlhInganHol::yIghun [Status] ngoq cha'DIch [Summary and Tasks Pending]

Output: ghunmeH pIqaD yIlo'


Input: [Project] NEXT [Status] Released [Summary and Tasks Pending]

Output: Resumptive method redispatch Clean and polish for inclusion in Perl 5.8 core Integrate with Class::Multimethods


Input: [Project] Parse::FastDescent [Status] Planning [Summary and Tasks Pending]

Output: Successor to Parse::RecDescent: faster, more powerful, easier to use.


Input: [Project] Parse::Perl [Status] Planning [Summary and Tasks Pending]

Output: A configurable FastDescent grammar for parsing Perl 5 (and Perl 6?)


Input: [Project] Perl 6 [Status] On-going [Summary and Tasks Pending]

Output: Help Larry design and explain the new version of Our Favorite Language Exegesis 2 Exegesis 3 Exegesis 4 Exegesis 5 etc.


Input: [Project] Perl6::Variables [Status] Released [Summary and Tasks Pending]

Output: Use sigils like Perl6 will


Input: [Project] Quantum::Superpositions [Status] Released [Summary and Tasks Pending]

Output: Quantum computation for the rest of us Various bug fixes Refine semantics of complex cases to increase DWIMity Allow method calls on superimposed objects Permit pattern matching


Input: [Project] Regexp::Common [Status] Released [Summary and Tasks Pending]

Output: Provide modular interface to commonly required regular expressions.


Input: [Project] Regexp::Configurable [Status] Planning [Summary and Tasks Pending]

Output: Roll-your-own regex syntax


Input: [Project] String::EditDistance [Status] Alpha [Summary and Tasks Pending]

Output: Kinder, gentler fuzzy string matching


Input: [Project] Sub::Junctive [Status] Beta [Summary and Tasks Pending]

Output: Call subroutines by what they might have been called


Input: [Project] Switch [Status] Released [Summary and Tasks Pending]

Output: A real switch statement for Perl. Add support for Perl 6 given..when syntax Clean and polish for inclusion in Perl 5.8 core Make play nicely with POD


Input: [Project] Tangible [Status] Planning [Summary and Tasks Pending]

Output: Interfaces made implicit


Input: [Project] Text::Autoformat [Status] Released [Summary and Tasks Pending]

Output: Automagic formatting of plaintext Finer control of list renumbering Margin specification via "width" parameter Intelligent conversion of 8- and 16-bit characters to 7-bit Configurable abbreviation and stop lists Configurable sentence spacing Handle POD (and other?) mark-up Identify and ignore embedded code examples Fix unsatifactory handling of multi-letter plus period bullets (especially when last word of a sentence) Fix handling of mail headers Play nicely with locales Devolve form subroutine to Text::Reform


Input: [Project] Text::Balanced [Status] Released [Summary and Tasks Pending]

Output: Non-recursive parsing of various useful lexical structures Allow extract_quotelike (and hence extract_codeblock) to handle here documents Clean and polish for inclusion in Perl 5.8 core Reimplement making greater use of 5.6 regular expressions


Input: [Project] Text::Reform [Status] Released [Summary and Tasks Pending]

Output: A repackaging of Text::Autoformat::form


Input: [Project] The Conway Channel World Tour [Status] Over 300 hours of talks given in 2001. Now planning for January 2002. [Summary and Tasks Pending]

Output: Classes, workshops, free seminars, and talks in as many places as I can reach Alaska Bangalore Bonn Boston Chicago Dallas/Fort Worth Dayton, OH London Montréal Mountain View New York Portland, OR San Diego Seattle Toronto Vancouver Belfast Caribbean Denver Hong Kong Singapore Tokyo Tuscon Washington Zurich


Input: [Project] Tie::LazyHash [Status] Alpha [Summary and Tasks Pending]

Output: Hash look-ups that don't.


Input: [Project] Tie::Securehash [Status] Released [Summary and Tasks Pending]

Output: Scope-restricted access to hash entries Workaround for 5.6.0 bugs Provide a mechanism for explicitly specifying accessibility independent of key name


Input: [Template Name] GLOBAL#0 [Description] This template is used for initializing a new site. [Title]

Output: Global template

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Input: [Template Name] STS#0 [Description] A place to work together with a group of people. [Title]

Output: Team Site

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Input: [Template Name] STS#1 [Description] A blank site for you to customize based on your requirements. [Title]

Output: Blank Site

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Input: [Template Name] STS#2 [Description] A site for colleagues to work together on a document. It provides a document library for storing the primary document and supporting files, a tasks list for assigning to-do items, and a links list for resources related to the document. [Title]

Output: Document Workspace

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Input: [Template Name] MPS#0 [Description] A site to plan, organize, and capture the results of a meeting. It provides lists for managing the agenda, meeting attendees, and documents. [Title]

Output: Basic Meeting Workspace

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Input: [Template Name] MPS#1 [Description] A blank meeting site for you to customize based on your requirements. [Title]

Output: Blank Meeting Workspace

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Input: [Template Name] MPS#2 [Description] A site for meetings that track status or make decisions. It provides lists for creating tasks,storing documents, and recording decisions. [Title]

Output: Decision Meeting Workspace

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Input: [Template Name] MPS#3 [Description] A site to plan social occasions. It provides lists for tracking attendees, providing directions,and storing pictures of the event. [Title]

Output: Social Meeting Workspace

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Input: [Template Name] MPS#4 [Description] A site to plan, organize, and capture the results of a meeting. It provides lists for managing the agenda and meeting attendees in addition to two blank pages for you to customize based on your requirements. [Title]

Output: Multipage Meeting Workspace

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Input: [Template Name] CENTRALADMIN#0 [Description] A site for central administration. It provides Web pages and links for application and operations management. [Title]

Output: Central Admin Site

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Input: [Template Name] WIKI#0 [Description] A site for a community to brainstorm and share ideas. It provides Web pages that can be quickly edited to record information and then linked together through keywords [Title]

Output: Wiki Site

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Input: [Template Name] BLOG#0 [Description] A site for a person or team to post ideas, observations, and expertise that site visitors can comment on. [Title]

Output: Blog

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Input: [Template Name] SGS#0 [Description] This template provides a groupware solution that enables teams to create, organize, and share information quickly and easily. It includes Group Calendar, Circulation, Phone-Call Memo, the Document Library and the other basic lists. [Title]

Output: Group Work Site

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Input: [Template Name] TENANTADMIN#0 [Description] A site for tenant administration. It provides Web pages and links for self-serve administration. [Title]

Output: Tenant Admin Site

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Input: [Template Name] APP#0 [Description] A base template for app development. It provides the minimal set of features needed for an app. [Title]

Output: App Template

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Input: [Template Name] APPCATALOG#0 [Description] A site for sharing apps for SharePoint and Office [Title]

Output: App Catalog Site

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Input: [Template Name] ACCSRV#0 [Description] Microsoft Access Server [Title]

Output: Access Services Site

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Input: [Template Name] ACCSVC#0 [Description] Microsoft Access Server Internal [Title]

Output: Access Services Site Internal

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Input: [Template Name] ACCSVC#1 [Description] Microsoft Access Server [Title]

Output: Access Services Site

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