Input: [Description] Fixes problem where Exchange Server free/busy public folder and Outlook clients are on different sides of Greenwich Mean Time. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.4207 [Update]

Output: XCLN Free and Busy Details Not Available When Viewed from Different Time Zones


Input: [Description] Resolves several problems with toolbars. See: OL2000 Outlook Quits When You Access a VBA Generated Toolbar OL2000 The Outcmd.dat File Increases When You Add Custom Command Bars [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.4221 [Update]

Output: Toolbar Fix


Input: [Description] Resolves a problem that can prevent Outlook from shutting down after you drag appointments that use custom forms. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.4319 [Update]

Output: Item_Write fix for Calendar items


Input: [Description] Allows you to change the default path for creating new Personal Folders .pst files and fixes a problem with RTF messages saved as drafts. See: XCLN Default Personal Folder File Creation Path Needs to Be Configurable OL2000 Error Message The Messaging Interface Has Returned an Unknown Error [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.4326 [Update]

Output: Multipurpose fix


Input: [Description] Allows Outlook 2000 Rules Wizard to correctly migrate Outlook 97 Inbox Assistant rules. Also fixes a problem with the Attachment Security Update and some later patches. See: OL2000 Outlook Does Not Migrate Rules When You Upgrade OL2000 The Attachment Security Button Is Missing [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.4409 [Update]

Output: Multipurpose fix


Input: [Description] Allows Rules Wizard rules to work on IMAP folders in Internet Mail Only mode. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.4402 [Update]

Output: OL2000 The IMAP Client Side Rules Fail


Input: [Description] Update to the E-mail Security Update to block Microsoft Access .mda and .mdz. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.4423 [Update]

Output: E-mail Security Update update


Input: [Description] Fixes a problem in SR-1 that causes replies to posts in public folders to save in the user’s Drafts folder. We don’t know yet whether it requires the Outlook Email Security Update. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.4423 [Update]

Output: Post Reply to Drafts Fix


Input: [Description] Hotfix to prevent custom forms from one-offing when you set voting buttons or other message options. Includes the Outlook Email Security Update. [Outllib.dll version] unknown, but after 9.0.0.4423 [Update]

Output: Message Options One-off Fix


Input: [Description] Major interim release to consolidate the E-mail Security Update, CDO Security Update and various hotfixes listed above, along with other fixes. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.4527 [Update]

Output: Office 2000 Service Pack 2


Input: [Description] Hotfix to correct a problem with the NewInspector event that should fire whenever a new item is displayed. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.4604 [Update]

Output: OL2000 The NewInspector Event May Not Fire For a Single Occurrence of a Recurring Appointment


Input: [Description] See: OL2000 Error Message The Messaging Interface Has Returned an Unknown Error OL2000 Mail Item with File Name That Contains Uppercase DBCS Characters Cannot Be Opened from Local File System [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.4618 [Update]

Output: Multi-purpose hotfix


Input: [Description] Resolves an error that occurs with the CreateItemFromTemplate method. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.4625 [Update]

Output: CreateItemFromTemplate Fix


Input: [Description] Makes it possible to add or remove contacts from a distribution list without displaying the list [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.4702 [Update]

Output: Distribution List Programming Fix


Input: [Description] Resolves a problem that can cause an error with customized appointment forms sent as meeting requests. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.4715 [Update]

Output: Custom Meeting Request Fix


Input: [Description] See: OL2000 Problem Publishing Calendar Free-Busy Info. from Outlook OL2000 Outlook 2000 Creates Larger Messages Than Outlook 98 OL2000 Files That Are Generated in RTF Display Attachments as Blank Icons [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.4813 [Update]

Output: Multipurpose hotfix


Input: [Description] See: OL2000 Outlook Stops Responding When You Use the SHIFT Key to Select the 122nd Entry in an Address Book OL2000 You Cannot Access a Custom Form If You Use the Outlook Object Model [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.4924 [Update]

Output: Multipurpose hotfix


Input: [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.5014 [Update]

Output: OL2000 Error Message The Name or Distribution List Has Been Deleted and Is No Longer Valid


Input: [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.5121 [Update]

Output: OL2000 You Receive an Error Message When You Save an Appointment Item in the Calendar View


Input: [Description] See: HTML Messages with Pictures Do Not Print Correctly After You Install Internet Explorer 5.5 SP1 or 6.0 OL2000 Access Violation Occurs When a Delegate Updates a Meeting Without Access to a Contacts Folder [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.5205 [Update]

Output: Multipurpose hotfix


Input: [Description] See: OL2000 Invalid Parameter Error Message When You Post an Item with an Attachment OL2000 Outlook Stops Responding if You Send a Message to Three or More Personal Distribution Lists from Your Contacts Folder [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.5318 [Update]

Output: Multipurpose hotfix


Input: [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.5331 [Update]

Output: OL2000 Cannot Save Multiple Attachments to Long Paths


Input: [Description] See: OL2000: Fields Are Empty When You Set the Internet E-mail Service as User-Defined OL2000- The French (Canadian) Version of Outlook Does Not Display the Correct Tasks View OL2000- You Cannot Receive New E-mail Notifications OL2000 (IMO) IMAP Header View Does Not Contain To and Sent Fields [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.5414 [Update]

Output: Multipurpose hotfix


Input: [Description] Adds support for registry entries that force Outlook to use polling to check for new messages on the Exchange Server, rather than waiting for UDP packets. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.5505 [Update]

Output: You Cannot Receive New E-mail Notifications in Environments That Use the Network Address Translation


Input: [Description] Resolves a problem with finding digital certificates in Contacts when the profile also contains the Personal Address Book. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.5512 [Update]

Output: Cannot Find Recipients Certificates Fix


Input: [Description] Affects replies to messages in a shared Exchange Server mailbox, if you have the save replies with original message option enabled. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.5519 [Update]

Output: Message Appears to Remain in Your Outbox When You Reply


Input: [Description] See: Outlook MAPI Message Store Cannot Handle Free Threaded Access When Mspst32.dll Is Used OL2000 Command-Line Parameter -c form name Does Not Work with Turkish Regional Settings OL2000 Outlook Stops Responding (Crash) When You Change a Folder After You Reset the Toolbar [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.5630 [Update]

Output: Multi-purpose hotfix


Input: [Description] Resolves a problem in which Outlook VBA code may not run automatically after a Print Preview operation. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.5706 [Update]

Output: VBA Events May Not Work After Print Preview


Input: [Description] Affects computers using Network Address Translation (NAT). You must add a registry entry to set polling as the method for getting new messages, instead of UDP, which is the default. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.5915 [Update]

Output: You Cannot Receive New E-mail Notifications


Input: [Description] Corrects the behavior of Remote Mail against an Exchange mailbox to download only headers. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.6006 [Update]

Output: OL2000 Message Headers Do Not Synchronize As Expected


Input: [Description] Hotfix to add a registry entry that makes Outlook 2000 try to reload a form from the original published version if it can’t open the cached version. The registry fix looks weird, as if it were for Outlook 2002, but Microsoft assures us that it is correct. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.6110 [Update]

Output: Forms Cache Refresh Fix


Input: [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.6117 [Update]

Output: OL2000 You Receive a Host not found Error When You Open a URL Link in an RTF or Plain Text Message


Input: [Description] See: OL2000 Cannot Access Attachments – adds Level1Remove and Level1Add registry values to control attachment blocking OL2000 The ‘Startup’ Event Is Not Invoked When You Receive the Tip of the Day at Startup [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.6221 [Update]

Output: Multi-purpose hotfix


Input: [Description] Hotfix to resolve a problem with CDO and recurring appointments. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.6228 [Update]

Output: OL2000 Outlook Stops Responding When You Try to View a Calendar


Input: [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.6314 [Update]

Output: OL2000 You Receive an Error Message If You Open a Public Folder That Has an OWA Page As the Default Home Page


Input: [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.6328 [Update]

Output: OL2000 Contact Distribution Lists Display Incorrectly in Outlook 2000 Running on Windows 98


Input: [Description] Hotfix to resolve a problem with switching languages [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.6331 [Update]

Output: OL2000 Outlook Stops Responding with 100 Percent CPU If You Change the Language on the Taskbar


Input: [Description] Hotfix to correct inaccurate reminder times. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.6418 [Update]

Output: OL2000 You May Receive Reminders Later Than You Should


Input: [Description] See: OL You Cannot Quickly Search for Contacts in a Mailbox That Is on a Different Exchange 2000 Information Store OL2000 (IMO) The IMAP Password Is Not Retained in the Same Outlook Session [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.6425 [Update]

Output: Multi-purpose hotfix


Input: [Description] Major update adding customizable attachment blocking, better handling of forms cache corruption, and many fixes. All subsequent updates will require SP3. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.6627 [Update]

Output: Microsoft Office 2000 Service Pack 3


Input: [Description] Fixes an “operation failed” error that may occur when you select many recipients. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.6711 [Update]

Output: You receive an error message when you select many Exchange 2000 recipients in Outlook 2000


Input: [Description] Fixes the problem in Outlook 2000 SP3 configured in Internet Mail Only mode where you may see CPU usage by Outlook go as high as 100% or get erratic reminder behavior. Does not update the version number because it fixes only Omi9.dll and Omint.dll. The version of both replaced files should be 5.5.3186.0. [Outllib.dll version] n/a [Update]

Output: Outlook 2000 Update December 18, 2002


Input: [Description] See: OL2000 Cannot Locate the Recurrence Information… Error Message When You Open a Recurring Meeting, Appointment, or Event OL2000 Errors When You Open Meeting Update That Contains Attachments [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.7017 [Update]

Output: Multipurpose hotfix


Input: [Description] Minor public update to restore functionality to the GetItemFromID method, which SP3 broke. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.7119 [Update]

Output: OL2000 Cannot Display or Save Item Using GetItemFromID


Input: [Description] Fixes a problem with saving file attachments, which SP3 apparently broke. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.7303 [Update]

Output: OL2000 You Receive an Error Message When You Save a File Attachment


Input: [Description] Ensures that Outlook publishes a full 12 months of free/busy information, not 11. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.7406 [Update]

Output: OL2000 Last Month of Other Persons Published Free-Busy Information Is Missing


Input: [Description] Corrects problem that may occur if public free/busy information is deleted. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.7427 [Update]

Output: Unable to Update Free-Busy Data Error Message in Outlook 2000


Input: [Description] Ensures that a digital signature is added to replies and forwards when you have Always Sign turned on. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.7518 [Update]

Output: OL2000 A Digital Signature Is Not Added to Messages that You Reply to or Forward


Input: [Description] Adds a Please do not show me this dialog again checkbox to the dialog that appears when Outlook has a problem with background publishing of free/busy information. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.7527 [Update]

Output: OL2000 How to Control the Unable to Update Public Free-Busy Data Dialog Box


Input: [Description] Allows Outlook to support more than 700 categories or about 15,000 characters’ worth. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.7610 [Update]

Output: OL2000 Category List is Blank


Input: [Description] OL2000 Error Message Resource Has Declined Your Meeting Because it Is Recurring OL2000 Spelling Checker Does Not Check the Message Before It Is Sent [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.7624 [Update]

Output: Multipurpose fix


Input: [Description] Resolves a problem with certain links on Outlook folder home pages. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.7708 [Update]

Output: OL2000 Unable to Display the Folder Error Message When You Click a Folder Home Page Link


Input: [Description] Resolves an issue related to remove Outlook Bar shortcuts programmatically. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.7722 [Update]

Output: OL2000 Shortcut That Is Removed from the Outlook Bar Reappears When You Restart Outlook


Input: [Description] Includes all the above post-SP3 fixes, plus other post-SP3 fixes listed under Other Updates below, plus: OL2000 Voting Buttons Are Missing from E-mail Messages That Are Opened on a DMS E-mail System OL2000 You Receive a Non-Delivery Report When Outlook 2000 Improperly Formats MDBEF Encoding [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.7805 [Update]

Output: Outlook 2000 Post-Service Pack 3 Hotfix Rollup Package June 7, 2003


Input: [Description] Includes all the above post-SP3 fixes, plus other post-SP3 fixes listed under Other Updates below, plus: OL2000 Outlook Quits When Rule Searches for a Specific Word in the Subject or Body of Received Message [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.7812 [Update]

Output: Outlook 2000 Post-Service Pack 3 Hotfix Rollup Package June 16, 2003


Input: [Description] Includes all the above post-SP3 fixes, plus other post-SP3 fixes listed under Other Updates below, plus: OL2000 Cannot Open iCalendar Format (.ics) File [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.7826 [Update]

Output: Outlook 2000 Post-Service Pack 3 Hotfix Rollup Package July3, 2003


Input: [Supported Card] CONTACT [Solver Description] Defines master-slave contact between two entities. [Notes]

Output: Defined using the Interfaces panel


Input: [Supported Card] CONDUCTION [Solver Description] Defines CHBDYE slave elements used for thermal conduction analysis [Notes]

Output: Defined using the Interfaces panel.


Input: [Supported Card] CONVECTION [Solver Description] Defines CHBDYE slave elements used for thermal conduction analysis, and also allows for CONV continuation cards to be defined. [Notes]

Output: Defined using the Interfaces panel.


Input: [Supported Card] GROUND [Solver Description] Defines the ground body for multi-body dynamics simulation. [Notes]

Output: Defined using the Bodies panel


Input: [Supported Card] MBCNTDS [Solver Description] Defines a multi-body contact between a node and a deformable surface. [Notes]

Output: Defined using the Interfaces panel


Input: [Supported Card] MBCNTR [Solver Description] Defines a multi-body contact between rigid bodies. [Notes]

Output: Defined using the Interfaces panel


Input: [Supported Card] NSM1 [Solver Description] Defines non-structural mass per unit length/area on properties or elements. [Notes]

Output: Defined using the Nsm panel.


Input: [Supported Card] NSML1 [Solver Description] Defines lumped non-structural mass on properties or elements. [Notes]

Output: Defined using the Nsm panel.


Input: [Supported Card] PCONV [Solver Description] Specifies the free convection boundary condition properties for heat transfer analysis. [Notes]

Output: Defined using the Interfaces panel


Input: [Supported Card] PFBODY [Solver Description] Defines a flexible body for multi-body dynamics simulation. [Notes]

Output: Defined using the Bodies panel


Input: [Supported Card] PRBODY [Solver Description] Defines a rigid body for multi-body dynamics simulation. [Notes]

Output: Defined using the Bodies panel


Input: [Supported Card] RWALL [Solver Description] Defines a rigid wall of the following types: Infinite Plane, Infinite Cylinder, Sphere and Parallelogram. [Notes]

Output: Defined using the Rigid walls panel.


Input: [Supported Card] SECT [Solver Description] Defines a section for force output in geometric nonlinear analysis. [Notes]

Output: Defined using the Interfaces panel.


Input: [Supported Card] TIE [Solver Description] Defines a kinematic tied contact used in geometric non-linear analysis. [Notes]

Output: Defined using the Interfaces panel.


Input: [Supported Card] XDAMP [Solver Description] Defines damping used in geometric non-linear analysis. [Notes]

Output: Defined using the Interfaces panel.


Input: [Details] We need to properly handle FLUSH_START and FLUSH_STOP events [Status] Code for this is already present on the branch by ddompe [Requirement]

Output: Provide flushing functionality

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Input: [Details] On EOS event we need to drain the pipeline, but not destroy the codec [Status] Code for this is already present on the branch by ddompe [Requirement]

Output: Change draining functionality to avoid destroying the codec

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Input: [Details] The EOS event should return immediately and a new EOS event should be send downstream when draining is completed [Status] Code for this is already present on the branch by ddompe. [Requirement]

Output: Unref the EOS event and resend it after the draining is done

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Input: [Status] Code for this is already present on the branch by ddompe [Requirement]

Output: Abort pending EOS events during a flush event

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Input: [Details] On NEWSEGMENT event we need to capture clipping information for the decoded frames, and implement clipping on the decoder thread [Status] Not implemented [Requirement]

Output: The decode thread needs to implement frame clipping

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Input: [Details] When new segment has a rate higher than 1.0 we need to either skip frames, or use a faster decoding mode, then update the rate to 1.0 for downstream elements [Comments] Optional [Status] Not implemented [Requirement]

Output: Need to implement algorithm for fast forward

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Input: [Details] We need to add a frame queue after the decode thread to output frames in reverse order if rate < 0.0. The queue should be flushed in reverse order upon receiving an buffer with DISCONT flag, NEWSEGMENT or EOS. [Status] Not implemented [Requirement]

Output: Need to implement logic for backwards playing.

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Input: [Details] We need to find a standard way (or some specific way for major containers) to trigger the decoding of frames upon arrival of a full frame. [Status] Not implemented. [Requirement]

Output: Need to trigger the decode process upon receiving a full frame

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Input: [Name] CollabNet Desktop – Microsoft Windows Edition [Phase] Plan [Associated Products] CloudForge, Subversion, TeamForge [Description]

Output: Take advantage of integration with Microsoft Office from a native Windows Explorer-like client, open, edit and save shared documents directly to the document manager in your TeamForge project.

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Input: [Name] CollabNet GitEye Desktop [Phase] Code [Associated Products] CloudForge, Git, TeamForge [Description]

Output: CollabNet GitEye provides a simple-to-use graphical Git client with central visibility into essential developer tasks such as defect tracking, agile planning, code reviews and build services. It’s easy to get started. GitEye works with multiple Git implementations including TeamForge, CloudForge and GitHub, and runs on most platforms.

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Input: [Name] CollabNet Desktop – Microsoft Outlook Edition [Phase] Plan [Associated Products] TeamForge [Description]

Output: Provides business users and management a familiar interface, interactive access to TeamForge planning folders and artifacts, analytics capabilities and integrations with email and calendar functionality.

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Input: [Name] CollabNet Desktop – Eclipse Edition [Phase] Code [Associated Products] CloudForge, Subversion, TeamForge [Description]

Output: Access the rich features of the TeamForge and Subversion through the Eclipse IDE with seamless integration and graphical point-and-click interface for merge tracking, conflict resolution and tree conflict handling.

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Input: [Name] CollabNet Desktop – Visual Studio Edition [Phase] Code [Associated Products] CloudForge, Subversion, TeamForge [Description]

Output: Access the rich features of the TeamForge and Subversion through the Visual Studio IDE with seamless integration and graphical point-and-click interface for merge tracking, conflict resolution and tree conflict handling.

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Input: [Name] CollabNet TeamForge to Atlassian JIRA [Phase] Code [Associated Products] CloudForge, TeamForge [Description]

Output: Streamline defect tracking & resolution. Utilize central search to enable discovery across TeamForge, and multiple isolated instances of JIRA. Associate TeamForge tracker and JIRA tracker functionality and artifacts with documents and discussions captured with TeamForge.

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Input: [Name] CollabNet TeamForge to Hudson/Jenkins [Phase] Build [Associated Products] CloudForge, Subversion, TeamForge [Description]

Output: Implement Continuous Integration (CI) scenarios, by launching and monitoring build and test activities using TeamForge and Hudson/Jenkins.

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Input: [Name] CollabNet TeamForge to HP Quality Center [Phase] Plan, Code, Test [Associated Products] CloudForge, Subversion, TeamForge [Description]

Output: Create a bi-directional synchronization of requirements, development and test artifacts to automate interdependent processes. Enable business analysts, project managers, developers and QA team members to improve visibility and collaboration – ultimately improving software quality.

CollabNet Certified Integrations | CollabNet


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] Advanced Category Excluder Widgets

Output: Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar. Widgets parts of the Plugin

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] All in One SEO Pack

Output: We are running the free version of this great Search Engine Optimization Plugin. This plugin optimized your blog for search engines, as well as adding some great features to WordPress that will help you mazimize your SEO.

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] Article Templates

Output: Article Templates wordpress plugin lets you create templates that can be used when writing a new post or page. This will be very useful if you are writing many post with the same structure.

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] Cache Images

Output: If you hotlink images from outside of you blog, you can run this plugin and it will copy all your images to your media folder.

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] Category Posts Widget

Output: Adds a widget that can display posts from a single category

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] Code Markup

Output: A filter that displays blocks nicely while still allowing formatting.

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] Comments Notifier

Output: Notify users other than the admin that new comments have been posted

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] DivShare Uploader

Output: This plugin replaces the local WordPress uploading system with a DivShare interface, allowing users to host their blog media on DivShare without leaving the comfort of the WP admin panel.

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] FeedWordPress

Output: Simple and flexible Atom/RSS syndication for WordPress

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] Flickr Manager

Output: Upload your flickr images quickly and easily with this plugin

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] FLV Embed

Output: Embed FLV videos into your blog.

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] GD Star Rating Plugin

Output: GD Star Rating plugin allows you to set up rating and review system for posts, pages and comments in your blog. You can set many options for displaying the rating stars, and add widgets into the sidebars for displaying top ratings and other statistics generated by the plugin.

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] GeneralStats

Output: Counts the number of users, categories, posts, comments, pages, links, tags, link-categories, words in posts, words in comments and words in pages.

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] Google Analytics for WordPress

Output: The Google Analytics for WordPress plugin allows you to track your blog easily and with lots of metadata.

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] GöSPress

Output: GöSPress is a spellcheck plug-in for WordPress built around Googie Spell developed by Amir Salihefendic. GöSPress delivers spellcheck to those who prefer not to use the Visual Editor, along with the ability to allow spellcheck for reader commenting.

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] Grunion Contact Form

Output: A customizable contact form for you blog. Users enter info in the form, and it e-mails you the results. Place [contact-form] in post or page for the form to appear. To specify where the data should be sent change the shortcode to [contact-form to="user@domain.com, user2@domain.com"]. You can specify the subject of the message by changing the shortcode to include [contact-form subject="My Contact Form"], and you can even allow the user to specify the subject by adding show_subject="yes" to your shortcode.

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] Hello Dolly

Output: This is not just a plugin, it symbolizes the hope and enthusiasm of an entire generation summed up in two words sung most famously by Louis Armstrong: Hello, Dolly. When activated you will randomly see a lyric from Hello, Dolly in the upper right of your admin screen on every page.

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] IM Online

Output: IM Online shows your current online status on your blog. Currently supports AOL, MSN, Yahoo!, Jabber, Skype and ICQ. Widget & Plugin support.

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] jPic WordPress Widget

Output: Given a url of an image, shows it in a widget

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] JQuery Featured Content Gallery

Output: JFCG is essentially a rotating banner. Using the plugins settings you can add and remove pictures to the gallery, you can also set its max width and height.

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] MediaWiki Markup for WordPress

Output: Add a subset of MediaWiki markups to WordPress

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] pageMash > Page Management

Output: This is a simple WordPress page management plugin. The Ajax interface allows you to drag-and-drop the pages into the order you like, modify the page structure by dragging a page to become a child or parent and toggle the page to be hidden from output.

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] Post Expirator

Output: Allows you to add an expiration date to posts which you can configure to either delete the post or change it to a draft.

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] Resize At Upload

Output: Automatically resizes uploaded pics to a max width and/or height you can set based upon your theme requirements.

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] Search Everything

Output: Adds search functionality without modifying any template pages: Activate, Configure and Search. Options Include: search highlight, search pages, excerpts, attachments, drafts, comments, tags and custom fields (metadata). Also offers the ability to exclude specific pages and posts. Does not search password-protected content.

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] SexyBookmarks

Output: SexyBookmarks adds a (X)HTML compliant list of social bookmarking icons to each of your posts. See configuration panel for more settings.

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] ShareThis

Output: Adds links to share posts via Email, StumbleUpon, Digg, Facebook, Twitter. It’s a really small, simple, efficient plugin which doesn’t use javascript or flash.

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] Table of Contents Generator

Output: Scans through HTML headings and creates a “Table of Contents” list for your posts/pages.

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] Thumbnails Manager

Output: Thumbnails Manager allows a more fine management of thumbnails in wordpress.

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] TweetMeme

Output: Adds a Tweet me button to your posts

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] Twitter Tools

Output: A complete integration between your WordPress blog and Twitter. Bring your tweets into your blog and pass your blog posts to Twitter. Show your tweets in your sidebar, and post tweets from your WordPress admin.

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] Twitter Tools – Bit.ly URLs

Output: Use Bit.ly for URL shortening with Twitter Tools. This plugin relies on Twitter Tools, configure it on the Twitter Tools settings page.

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] Twitter Tools – Exclude Category

Output: Exclude posts in certain categories from being tweeted by Twitter Tools. This plugin relies on Twitter Tools, configure it on the Twitter Tools settings page.

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] Twitter Tools – Hashtags

Output: Set #hashtags for blog post tweets sent by Twitter Tools. This plugin relies on Twitter Tools, configure it on the Twitter Tools settings page.

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] Twitter widget

Output: Sidebar widget to display your Twitter timeline. The widget allows you to choose to display your twitter username in front of your updates. You can also choose whether to display the time before or after the twitter post.

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] Viper’s Video Quicktags

Output: Easily embed videos from various video websites such as YouTube, DailyMotion, and Vimeo into your posts.

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] Widgetbox widget

Output: Used to insert any widget from widgetbox.com

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] Widgetize Any HTML

Output: Provides a widget interface for any HTML code, so you can insert any HTML code including Javascript code snips into the WordPress siderbar.

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] WP Vivtiger Image Resizer

Output: Allows users to crop and resize an image easily using the WordPress attachment system.

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] WP-Polls

Output: Adds an AJAX poll system to your WordPress blog. You can easily include a poll into your WordPress’s blog post/page. WP-Polls is extremely customizable via templates and css styles and there are tons of options for you to choose to ensure that WP-Polls runs the way you wanted. It now supports multiple selection of answers.

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] WP-Sticky

Output: Adds a customized post sticky feature to your blog posts

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Advanced Category Excluder] WPtouch

Output: A plugin which formats your site with a mobile theme for visitors on Apple iPhone / iPod touch, Google Android, Blackberry Storm and Torch, Palm Pre and other touch-based smartphones.

Helps the user manage categories, link categories, RSS feed manipulation, and an Events Calendar.


Input: [Access Privilege] add_file [Description] Permission to add a new file to a directory. [Compact Access Privilege]

Output: w

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Input: [Access Privilege] add_subdirectory [Description] On a directory, permission to create a subdirectory. [Compact Access Privilege]

Output: p

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Input: [Access Privilege] append_data [Description] Placeholder. Not currently implemented. [Compact Access Privilege]

Output: p

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Input: [Access Privilege] delete [Description] Permission to delete a file. [Compact Access Privilege]

Output: d

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Input: [Access Privilege] delete_child [Description] Permission to delete a file or directory within a directory. [Compact Access Privilege]

Output: D

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Input: [Access Privilege] execute [Description] Permission to execute a file or search the contents of a directory. [Compact Access Privilege]

Output: x

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Input: [Access Privilege] list_directory [Description] Permission to list the contents of a directory. [Compact Access Privilege]

Output: r

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Input: [Access Privilege] read_acl [Description] Permission to read the ACL (ls). [Compact Access Privilege]

Output: c

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Input: [Access Privilege] read_attributes [Description] Permission to read basic attributes (non-ACLs) of a file. Think of basic attributes as the stat level attributes. Allowing this access mask bit means the entity can execute ls(1) and stat(2). [Compact Access Privilege]

Output: a

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Input: [Access Privilege] read_data [Description] Permission to read the contents of the file. [Compact Access Privilege]

Output: r

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Input: [Access Privilege] read_xattr [Description] Permission to read the extended attributes of a file or perform a lookup in the file's extended attributes directory. [Compact Access Privilege]

Output: R

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Input: [Access Privilege] synchronize [Description] Placeholder. Not currently implemented. [Compact Access Privilege]

Output: s

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Input: [Access Privilege] write_xattr [Description] Permission to create extended attributes or write to the extended attributes directory.Granting this permission to a user means that the user can create an extended attribute directory for a file. The attribute file's permissions control the user's access to the attribute. [Compact Access Privilege]

Output: W

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Input: [Access Privilege] write_data [Description] Permission to modify or replace the contents of a file. [Compact Access Privilege]

Output: w

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Input: [Access Privilege] write_attributes [Description] Permission to change the times associated with a file or directory to an arbitrary value. [Compact Access Privilege]

Output: A

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Input: [Access Privilege] write_acl [Description] Permission to write the ACL or the ability to modify the ACL by using the chmod command. [Compact Access Privilege]

Output: C

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Input: [Access Privilege] write_owner [Description] Permission to change the file's owner or group. Or, the ability to execute the chown or chgrp commands on the file.Permission to take ownership of a file or permission to change the group ownership of the file to a group of which the user is a member. If you want to change the file or group ownership to an arbitrary user or group, then the PRIV_FILE_CHOWN privilege is required. [Compact Access Privilege]

Output: o

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Input: [Tool/Component] Course Content [Interaction]

Output: When you create gradable items in your course, such as gradable journals, blogs, wikis, Discussion Board items, tests, and assignments, a grade column is created automatically in the Grade Center. For example, when you create a journal, you can select the grading option. A grade column is created automatically in the Grade Center with the name of the journal.

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Input: [Tool/Component] Early Warning System [Interaction]

Output: The Early Warning System is a rule-driven communication tool that can help you identify student performance problems or achievement. You create rules that are based on a test score, calculated column, due date, or course access. When criteria of the rule are met, a warning is generated, and you can send email messages to students and their observers. For example, you create a rule to list students who score below 60 on an exam. Then, you send an email to each student to offer help or set a meeting time. The Blackboard administrator at your school controls whether this tool is available. If this tool is not available, you can contact your administrator to discuss its status. To learn more, see About the Early Warning System.

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Input: [Tool/Component] Observers [Interaction]

Output: Observers can log in and access their observed students' released grades. The Blackboard administrator at your school controls Observer access. If allowed school-wide, you can determine Observer access on a course-by-course basis. Note: The Observer role is not available with a Basic License. To learn more, see Guest and Observer Access.

Grade Center Interactions


Input: [Tool/Component] My Grades tool [Interaction]

Output: Students view their course grades on their My Grades pages. Grades are available by default, but you may choose to make a grade or grades unavailable in the settings for each column. To learn more, see How to Edit or Select Options for Grade Center Columns.

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Input: [Tool/Component] Report Card module [Interaction]

Output: Students can include the Report Card module on their My Institution tabs. The module displays each course's External Grade in the Grade Center. The External Grade is the grade column chosen by an instructor to use for the final grade, such as the Total column. External Grades are shared with your school to report students' grades for your course. To learn more, see Understanding the External Grade Column in the Grade Center. The Blackboard administrator at your school controls which modules are available to select from.

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Input: [Tool/Component] Performance Dashboard [Interaction]

Output: The Performance Dashboard tool provides an up-to-date report with pertinent information about all users and their progress and activity in your course. The Blackboard administrator at your school controls whether this tool is available. If this tool is not available, you can contact your administrator to discuss its status. To learn more, see Using the Performance Dashboard.

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Input: [Tool/Component] Email tool [Interaction]

Output: You can use the Email tool in the Grade Center to send messages to students and their Observers. Note: The Observer role is not available with a Basic License.

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Input: [Tool/Component] External data from other grading systems [Interaction]

Output: You can export and import data to the Grade Center by uploading and downloading delimited files. To learn more, see Formatting External Files for Uploading.

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Input: Failure to keep software security up to date [Derived Security Controls]

Output: Create and maintain a policy for software patching Maintain a list of all software, including components (e.g. third-party libraries, frameworks), their versions, source and method of monitoring for security patches and other updates Define who is responsible for the patching of each software component Create, use and maintain a procedure for assessing security patches and other software updates, that includes a risk assessment Apply software security patches in a timely manner Do not use software that is no longer supported by the supplier/vendor/development company; or limit its use and undertake a risk assessment and apply additional controls Create, maintain and operate a process for checking that security patches have been applied to all software components, or those that have not been applied have adequately justified, documented and applied mitigating controls

Privacy : Application Security and Privacy


Input: Lack of protection from SQL injection [Derived Security Controls]

Output: Create and maintain a process for other people and organisations to report security issues about your applications Create and maintain a procedure for assessing and fixing security flaws in custom application code, and include these issues in the software patching documentation (see above), and if SQL injection is found in one place, examine similar code elsewhere Identify who is responsible for preventing SQL injection in each custom coded application (e.g. software such as websites developed by/for the organisation) Require the default to be to use the safest server-side method for database queries supported by the API or framework Ensure the prevention, detection and remediation of SQL injection vulnerabilities are included at multiple stages of the software development lifecycle (e.g. coding standards, peer/independent code review with audit trail, automated code review, automated vulnerability assessment, penetration testing before going live) Use the software patching policy and processes (see above) for software components used by the custom applications Include a requirement in contracts with third party development to build security into their development practices and inform you when they become aware critical vulnerabilities like SQL injection, and then provide patches Use automated application vulnerability assessments (scanning) to help identify SQL injection, but ensure these cover all the application (e.g. for authenticated customers and administrators too) Undertaking penetration testing in the production/live environment of custom-built applications (external and internal-facing) that interact with databases and other data stores, and repeat periodically

Privacy : Application Security and Privacy


Input: Exposure of unnecessary protocols & services [Derived Security Controls]

Output: Do not use insecure protocols such as Telnet and plain FTP Implement access control for all protocols (e.g for secure FTP disallowing anonymous access, preventing SMTP being used as an open relay) Use firewalls to prevent external access to internal services Remove, disable or block un-necessary services (see also decommissioning below) Limit remote access to trusted IP addresses and enforce access using an encrypted method Segment services so that a compromise of one does not lead to wider system compromise Consider using a Virtual private Network (VPN) using strong credentials (such as two-factor authentication) for all remote access Scan ports of all system components periodically to verify that only the intended services are available externally, internally, and from particular other locations Document and periodically review all the services allowed

Privacy : Application Security and Privacy


Input: Exposure of decommissioned software/services [Derived Security Controls]

Output: Maintain a schedule of all software/services in use Ensure all system components (hardware, software, configuration files, databases, files, services, ports, DNS records, etc) are decommissioned when no longer needed, and maintain a record of how this was undertaken Test/audit that decommissioned components no longer exist and cannot be accessed For hardware disposal, ensure data is securely removed

Privacy : Application Security and Privacy


Input: Insecure storage of passwords [Derived Security Controls]

Output: Create and maintain a password policy for all types of system users Encourage, and allow, users to choose stronger passwords Discourage users from having the same password on multiple systems Discourage or prevent commonly used passwords Never store or send passwords in plain text Never encrypt passwords unless there are extremely robust key protection and key management processes in place Use one-way hashing of passwords with a long salt value, unique for each user Use a hashing method that is slow (e.g. PBKDF2, bcrypt or scrypt) Do not use weak hashing methods such as MD5 or SHA-1 Review hashing best practice periodically, and build in considerations to allow future changes to the hashing method Ensure password breaches are included in incident report planning

Privacy : Application Security and Privacy


Input: Failure to encrypt online communications [Derived Security Controls]

Output: Identify and record all information that should be encrypted in transit Ensure the encryption method (e.g. SSL/TLS) is configured correctly and that certificate are valid Maintain a list of all certificates and ensure they are renewed before expiry Consider using Extended Validation (EV) digital certificates to provide a higher level of identity assurance to users Do not use SSL v2, and preferably enable TLS 1.2), disable weak ciphers (i.e.enable ciphers with 128 bi strength or greater) and avoid weak ciphers (e.g. RC4) or those that provide no encryption or no authentication i.e. null ciphers) Ensure the information cannot be accessed without encryption When web pages are sent over SSL/TLS, ensure every single component in the page (e.g. images, style sheets, scripts and third-party hosted content) is also sent over SSL/TLS Never send session identifiers (e.g. cookies identifying an authenticated user) over unencrypted connections Ensure SSL/TLS websites are only accessible by hostnames included in the certificate, and not by IP address) Consider making websites completely "SSL/TLS only Review transport encryption best practice periodically and update configurations as required

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Input: Processing data in inappropriate locations [Derived Security Controls]

Output: Identify and maintain an inventory of all locations where personal data is stored, processed and transmitted Do not allow unauthorised access (e.g. public access) to personal data Do not use production data in development and test systems Incorporate personal data access into systems design processes Use network segmentation to assist with limiting access to personal data (e.g. segregate non production systems, segregate teams or departments with access to sensitive personal data) Use redundancy/diversity to protect against accidental loss or destruction of, or damage to, personal data Create and maintain policies for the storage, processing and transmission of personal data Create, maintain and use procedures for transfers of personal data Do not place copies of personal data in unprotected locations Enforce appropriate access control in custom applications (e.g. websites) Provide training about the access, use and transfers of personal data Monitor transfers of personal data

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Input: Use of default credentials including passwords [Derived Security Controls]

Output: Change all default passwords across all system components Disable or remove guest and demonstration accounts Use strong passwords to replace default ones (see above) Avoid hard coding of access credentials (and never in software code), but use encryption if possible if necessary to store elsewhere (e.g. configuration files)

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Input: [Feature] Range [Wired] Better [Wireless]

Output: Bad


Input: [Feature] Installation effort and flexibility [Wired] Worse [Wireless]

Output: Better


Input: [Feature] Data volume [Wired] Better [Wireless]

Output: Worse


Input: [Feature] Availability of information in room [Wired] Bad [Wireless]

Output: Better


Input: [Feature] Reliability [Wired] Better [Wireless]

Output: Good


Input: [Feature] Cost [Wired] Good [Wireless]

Output: Better


Input: [1] Website homepage Look and feel [2] Website homepage Ease of Use [3] Synote mobile get to video [4] Play video [5] Read transcription [6] Add/Edit transcription [8] Add/Edit annotation [7]

Output: Read annotation


Input: [0] iPhone Safari [1] Web page too wide. [2] login needs page width to be responsive – Onscreen keyboard works well. [3] Download and the pause. Both central button and play button below works does tracking [4] Once a video had been played the buttons stop responding . Needed to refresh the page [5] That worked well but transcript box could take more text, depending on the screensize – needs to be clicked on to make bigger. [6] N/A [8] N/A [7]

Output: Easy to reach once video buffered.


Input: [0] iPhone Opera mini [1] Needs to be more resposive [2] Login in good [3] Total failure with video – just presents as a download [5] Possible to reach trancript and return to video but no point as it did not play [6] N/A [8] N/A [7]

Output: Possible to reach synmakrs


Input: [0] iPad Chrome [1] Good [2] Log in good [3] Tracking, pause and start do not working on player [4] Play button works well play button below video tried to load it. [5] Some of the buttons seem to lack response or maybe very slow [6] Works well in portrait mode for editing [8] Can annotate and better in portrait [7]

Output: Easy to read


Input: [0] Android Galaxy native browser [1] Clear and easy to use [2] Log in issue need to be in portrait mode otherwise the edit boxes are hidden by onscreen keyboard [3] video needs to buffer. [5] From video to transcription can be slow – plays video but blank page shown [6] Video to transcript section and vice versa works well. [8] It is all possible just takes time and rather temperamental – seems to be linked to issue with J-Query library [7]

Output: Should the 7 inch screen be considered as a mobile device rather than a tablet as it looks better in landscape but a lot of white space


Input: [0] Android HTC built in browser [1] Easy to reach link [2] Login possible but small screen means not easy. [3] -video needs to buffer. [4] Can’t get out of full screen mode without pressing back button which takes the video player out of ready mode. Affects jumping to media fragments [5] Went relatively quickly [6] N/A [8] N/A [7]

Output: Can access synmarks


Input: [0] Android HTC Opera Mobile [1] Easy to reach link [2] Login hampered by onscreen keyboard [3] Video plays well from both buttons on the video and below [4] Can’t get out of full screen mode without pressing back button which takes the video player out of ready mode. Affects jumping to media fragments [5] Jumps back to beginning not to position of that section of transcript. [6] N/A [8] N/A [7]

Output: Can access synmarks


Input: [Task] Dynamic web app for project ideas [Status] Unknown [Responsible] MurrayStokely [Description]

Output: Murray has started a project to move the static ideas.xml file used to keep track of summer of code and other development projects seeking volunteers into a dynamic web app that allows users to vote and post comments about the items so that it is clear which projects have the most support and so that it is easier to make updates. See the design doc in IdeasWebApp


Input: [Task] XMLified publications page [Status] In progress [Responsible] RemkoLodder [Description]

Output: JosefElRayes started with XML'ifying the Publications Pages. I will try to make it up to date like the UserGroups and perhaps implement information found on this XSLT/XML info into the UserGroups. Reference: PR www/59307


Input: [Task] XML/XSL-based web calendar [Status] Unknown [Responsible] JosefElRayes [Description]

Output: With some nice xml/xsl code (based on simons eventscalendar) we could create a nice calendar that covers all needed dates, like releng dates, freezes and so on. it could be reused multiple times on the website. Some XSL or Perl code could also make it create some calendar(1) or perhaps even ical compatible output.


Input: [Task] Review http://www.freebsd.org/java/ [Status] Completed [Responsible] EitanAdler [Description]

Output: Review http://www.freebsd.org/java/ and suggest improvements. A lot of information over there is probably highly outdated and there may be quite a few dead links.


Input: [Task] Track down and solve rendering issues [Status] Not started [Responsible] Not assigned [Description]

Output: After the introduction of new layout, many persons reported a font size or rendering problems under some browsers configurations and screen resolutions. These problems should be investigated and fixed. Reference: http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=91539


Input: [Task] Refactor CGI scripts [Status] Not started [Responsible] WolframSchneider [Description]

Output: Modify the CGI scripts url.cgi, ports.cgi, pds.cgi and the script portindex to use the Perl FreeBSD::Ports modules. These modules also need thorough testing.


Input: [Information codes] 01 [Factors]

Output: Failure of rescue vehicle (mechanical problems)

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Table 3-24. Factors that complicated rescue


Input: [Information codes] 02 [Factors]

Output: Inadequacy of rescue vehicle

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Input: [Information codes] 03 [Factors]

Output: Failure of rescue equipment

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Input: [Information codes] 04 [Factors]

Output: Inadequacy of rescue equipment

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Input: [Information codes] 05 [Factors]

Output: Inadequacy of rescue personnel

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Input: [Information codes] 06 [Factors]

Output: Inadequate medical equipment

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Input: [Information codes] 07 [Factors]

Output: Inadequate medical facilities

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Input: [Information codes] 08 [Factors]

Output: Vehicle operator factor (poor procedure)

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Input: [Information codes] 09 [Factors]

Output: Rescue crewman assist hesitancy

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Input: [Information codes] 10 [Factors]

Output: Fire

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Input: [Information codes] 11 [Factors]

Output: Entrapment in aircraft

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Input: [Information codes] 12 [Factors]

Output: Physical limitations of rescue personnel

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Input: [Information codes] 13 [Factors]

Output: Physical limitations of person rescued

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Input: [Information codes] 14 [Factors]

Output: Carelessness by rescue personnel

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Input: [Information codes] 15 [Factors]

Output: Inappropriate actions of person rescued

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Input: [Information codes] 16 [Factors]

Output: Rescue vehicle accident

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Input: [Information codes] 17 [Factors]

Output: Communication problems

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Input: [Information codes] 18 [Factors]

Output: Entanglement by deployed parachute

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Input: [Information codes] 19 [Factors]

Output: Topography

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Input: [Information codes] 20 [Factors]

Output: Interference from other vehicles

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Input: [Information codes] 21 [Factors]

Output: Victim pulled away by extreme forces

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Input: [Information codes] 22 [Factors]

Output: Weather

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Input: [Information codes] 23 [Factors]

Output: Darkness

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Input: [Information codes] 24 [Factors]

Output: Weight/drag problems due to parachute

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Input: [Information codes] 25 [Factors]

Output: Hampered by equipment of person rescued

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Input: [Information codes] 26 [Factors]

Output: Floating debris

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Input: [Information codes] 27 [Factors]

Output: Primary rescuer delayed by other rescuers

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Input: [Information codes] 28 [Factors]

Output: Hampered by helicopter downwash

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Input: [Information codes] 29 [Factors]

Output: Head wind

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Input: [Information codes] 30 [Factors]

Output: Poor visibility

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Input: [Information codes] 31 [Factors]

Output: High sea state

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Input: [Information codes] 32 [Factors]

Output: Mechanical problems

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Input: [Information codes] 33 [Factors]

Output: Other obstructions (specify in Remarks)

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Input: [Information codes] 34 [Factors]

Output: Rescuers lost

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Input: [Information codes] 35 [Factors]

Output: No problems

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Input: [Information codes] 36 [Factors]

Output: Vehicle operator not available

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Input: [Information codes] 37 [Factors]

Output: Vehicle not ready

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Input: [Information codes] 38 [Factors]

Output: Vehicle crew not available

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Input: [Information codes] 39 [Factors]

Output: Communication breakdown

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Input: [Information codes] 40 [Factors]

Output: Completing previously assigned duties

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Input: [Information codes] 41 [Factors]

Output: Lack of information about crash site

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Input: [Information codes] 42 [Factors]

Output: Poor radio reception/transmission

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Input: [Information codes] 43 [Factors]

Output: Telephone line busy

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Input: [Information codes] 44 [Factors]

Output: Poor radio discipline

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Input: [Information codes] 45 [Factors]

Output: Aircraft radio equipment inoperative

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Input: [Information codes] 46 [Factors]

Output: Poor radio procedures

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Input: [Information codes] 47 [Factors]

Output: Lack of emergency locator transmitter

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Input: [Information codes] 48 [Factors]

Output: Lack of electronic tracking equipment

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Input: [Information codes] 98 [Factors]

Output: Other (specify in Remarks)

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Input: [VoiceXML] can be used with any phone [Mobile Browser]

Output: requires browser-enhanced telephones


Input: [VoiceXML] speech or keypad input [Mobile Browser]

Output: user-input with uncomfortable keypads


Input: [VoiceXML] hard to use in noisy environments [Mobile Browser]

Output: works well in noisy environments


Input: [VoiceXML] you only need to develop one version of your software [Mobile Browser]

Output: you need to develop versions of your software for a variety of mobile gateways


Input: [VoiceXML] works poorly for giving the user long lists of information [Mobile Browser]

Output: works well for displaying long lists of information


Input: [VoiceXML] user can only say predefined phrases [Mobile Browser]

Output: user can enter arbitrary information


Input: [Descriptions] The system allows 15 webcams to join a video conferencing [Supported Platforms] PC & Mac [Main Features]

Output: 15-way video conferencing


Input: [Descriptions] All meeting attendees can use the computer microphones and speakers to conduct audio conferencing with HD voice quality. A decent headset is strongly suggested to avoid echo. It supports over 200 attendees in one meeting session. [Supported Platforms] PC & Mac [Main Features]

Output: HD VoIP audio conferencing


Input: [Descriptions] All participants in a meeting can attend an audio conference and get land-line quality. It is free and integrated. [Supported Platforms] All platforms [Main Features]

Output: Free audio conferencing


Input: [Descriptions] Complies with existing firewall settings, without compromising security. [Supported Platforms] All platforms [Main Features]

Output: Firewall & proxy friendly


Input: [Descriptions] Capable of working with lockdown computers [Supported Platforms] All platforms [Main Features]

Output: Compatible with lockdown computers


Input: [Descriptions] Interactive meeting attendees can chat with each other. Chat sessions can be saved for later reference. [Supported Platforms] PC & Mac [Main Features]

Output: Chat


Input: [Descriptions] Attendees can send files or folders to every attendee or a specific attendee. Sending files automatically resumes when an attendee Internet connection reconnects. [Supported Platforms] PC & Mac [Main Features]

Output: File transfer


Input: [Descriptions] Easily changes colors among 256 colors (for the fastest speed), 16-bit and 32-bit true color (for the best image quality). For example, for remote support, the 256 colors are adequate. For artwork with a client, choose 16-bit or 32-bit. [Supported Platforms] PC & Mac [Main Features]

Output: Change colors


Input: [Descriptions] A whiteboard is available for drawing [Supported Platforms] PC & Mac [Main Features]

Output: Whiteboard


Input: [Descriptions] Allows you to draw annotation marks anywhere on your screen to emphasize your points or ideas. You can save the annotation as JPEG files. [Supported Platforms] PC & Mac [Main Features]

Output: Annotation


Input: [Descriptions] There are many reasons why your or your attendees' Internet connection could be lost in the middle of a meeting. Your meeting will continue as soon as the Internet reconnects. No need to restart or rejoin a meeting. [Supported Platforms] All platforms [Main Features]

Output: Auto-reconnection


Input: [Descriptions] You can schedule single or recurring meetings. You can publish the scheduled meetings anywhere you want. The system displays scheduled meetings in both HTML and XML. [Supported Platforms] PC & Mac [Main Features]

Output: Schedule Meetings


Input: [Descriptions] Remote print of any documents to any attendees in a meeting/support session [Supported Platforms] PC [Main Features]

Output: Remote Printing


Input: [Descriptions] Use your own LDAP or Active Directory for the user authentication and facilitate the deployment. Available only for enterprise models: TM800 and above. [Supported Platforms] All platforms [Main Features]

Output: LDAP Integration


Input: [Descriptions] Perfectly displays the presenter's screen on your screen, regardless of the presenter's screen size. [Supported Platforms] PC & Mac [Main Features]

Output: Fit-to-screen display


Input: [Descriptions] You as the meeting host can specify whether the TurboMeeting client is removed from your attendees' computers at the end of a meeting. [Supported Platforms] PC & Mac [Main Features]

Output: Remove client software at the end of a meeting


Input: [Descriptions] When you send out invitation emails via Outlook for scheduled meetings, the system will automatically mark your calendar and have an option for your attendees to mark their calendars. The system also allows you to specify the audio conference call numbers and access code. [Supported Platforms] PC [Main Features]

Output: Outlook and audio conferencing integration


Input: [Descriptions] Users can start, join or schedule a meeting from shortcuts embedded in Outlook. [Supported Platforms] PC [Main Features]

Output: Start/Join meetings within Outlook


Input: [Descriptions] For all 1U form factor servers, you can have two servers work together to ensure high availability. When one server is down, the other will start to deliver the service automatically. [Supported Platforms] All platforms [Main Features]

Output: High Availability Cluster


Input: [Descriptions] 1. Start or join meetings from your internal home page or other enterprise applications; 2. Direct your attendees to your own promotion page when meetings end; 3. Brand your TurboMeeting with your company name and logo; 4. Publish your scheduled meetings on your websites or other applications [Supported Platforms] All platforms [Main Features]

Output: Maximum customization


Input: [Descriptions] The server operates 24 x 7. Firmware (including the meeting client software) is automatically updated. No maintenance is needed. [Supported Platforms] All platforms [Main Features]

Output: 24 x 7 operation and no maintenance needed


Input: [Descriptions] The current version supports English, Spanish, Chinese (Simplified & Traditional) and Japanese. [Supported Platforms] PC & Mac [Main Features]

Output: International Language support


Input: [Descriptions] Record screen and voice. A player is built in with recording data. One executable file has both data and a player. You can convert your recording to standard multimedia formats in Flash, AVI and WMV for editing or publishing. Download the converter. [Supported Platforms] PC & Mac [Main Features]

Output: Recording


Input: [Descriptions] When you start a meeting, you can tell the system whether it is an internal meeting, which only accepts attendees who come behind your firewall or come from those public IP addresses you specified during the system setup. [Supported Platforms] All platforms [Main Features]

Output: Firewall-protected internal meetings


Input: [Descriptions] There is no limit on the number of hosts you can register to use the system. It only limits the number of concurrent users using the system and the number of concurrent meetings. [Supported Platforms] All platforms [Main Features]

Output: Unlimited registered users


Input: [Descriptions] You can monitor all meetings running in the system and terminate any of them to conserve licenses or for any other reason. [Supported Platforms] All platforms [Main Features]

Output: Manage meetings


Input: [Descriptions] Report meeting start and end time, topics, attendee names, emails, IP addresses, join and exit time. [Supported Platforms] All platforms [Main Features]

Output: Reporting


Input: [Descriptions] You can push a URL to all attendees' browsers [Supported Platforms] PC & MAC [Main Features]

Output: Push URL


Input: [Descriptions] In a meeting session, the host, presenter and panelists form a staff group. They can have private chats among themselves [Supported Platforms] PC & MAC [Main Features]

Output: Private chat room among staff


Input: [Descriptions] Each attendee can raise hands [Supported Platforms] All platforms [Main Features]

Output: Raise hand


Input: [Descriptions] Telephone callers can raise hands by pressing *2 [Supported Platforms] All platforms [Main Features]

Output: Raise hand via telephones


Input: [Descriptions] With cable high-speed internet connection, you can stream your desktop video to your attendees in real-time at acceptable frames per second. [Supported Platforms] PC & MAC [Main Features]

Output: Stream desktop video


Input: [Descriptions] You can share your computer audio with your attendees. [Supported Platforms] PC [Main Features]

Output: Share computer audio


Input: [Descriptions] You can use your HD webcam to present video in the size as big as your desktop. The system will deliver the video at the photo-level quality or even in true-color with 100% accuracy. This function can be used by teachers to show their big white boards to students or by doctors to show some moving details with extremely high image quality. Note that the frame rate is not as high as regular webcam video. This function focuses on image quality and details thanks to the large size. [Supported Platforms] PC & MAC [Main Features]

Output: Large HD viewer via webcam


Input: [0] Customer reach [Free software / Other Vendors] Since the fonts are available only on the net – limited access to semi-urban and rural areas [Akruti Vistaar]

Output: Would be able to reach to every corner on the state through dealer network, direct marketing and advertisement

Kannada Software Development -KSD « Kannada, Kannadiga, Kannadigaru, Karnataka,


Input: [0] R & D [Free software / Other Vendors] In the absence of a revenue model, development of the language would be a hindrance [Akruti Vistaar]

Output: A certain percentage of funds on every package sold is reserved for R & D and hence can expect new up- gradations periodically

Kannada Software Development -KSD « Kannada, Kannadiga, Kannadigaru, Karnataka,


Input: [0] Quality [Free software / Other Vendors] End user would not complain since the package is free and hence the quality suffers with no feedback received [Akruti Vistaar]

Output: When a customer pays for a package, the expectation is to get the best out till the last rupee

Kannada Software Development -KSD « Kannada, Kannadiga, Kannadigaru, Karnataka,


Input: [0] Support [Free software / Other Vendors] Difficult to fall-back since responsibility ends at a single point [Akruti Vistaar]

Output: Assured support and customer could really depend on the hierarchy for solutions

Kannada Software Development -KSD « Kannada, Kannadiga, Kannadigaru, Karnataka,


Input: [0] Service [Free software / Other Vendors] No on-field service/support possible and hence a new user could find problems in installing and also working [Akruti Vistaar]

Output: On-field problems would be in plenty and could be addressed since installation is carried out by the supplier

Kannada Software Development -KSD « Kannada, Kannadiga, Kannadigaru, Karnataka,


Input: [0] Customization [Free software / Other Vendors] No scope [Akruti Vistaar]

Output: For a very small extra investment the package could be made to work in line with the customers working environment

Kannada Software Development -KSD « Kannada, Kannadiga, Kannadigaru, Karnataka,


Input: [0] Compatibility – 1 [Free software / Other Vendors] Is not compatible to all the versions of Windows [Akruti Vistaar]

Output: Compatible from Windows-98 to Windows Vista

Kannada Software Development -KSD « Kannada, Kannadiga, Kannadigaru, Karnataka,


Input: [0] Compatibility – 2 [Free software / Other Vendors] Compatibility with other software vendors is not possible [Akruti Vistaar]

Output: Can convert files both ways with almost all the available software vendors

Kannada Software Development -KSD « Kannada, Kannadiga, Kannadigaru, Karnataka,


Input: [0] Standards [Free software / Other Vendors] Follows State level standards only [Akruti Vistaar]

Output: Follows State, National and also International standards (Unicode)

Kannada Software Development -KSD « Kannada, Kannadiga, Kannadigaru, Karnataka,


Input: [0] Multilingual support [Free software / Other Vendors] Does not support the other Indian languages [Akruti Vistaar]

Output: Supports 10 scripts covering almost 14 Indian languages

Kannada Software Development -KSD « Kannada, Kannadiga, Kannadigaru, Karnataka,


Input: [Problem] Abandoned [Problem Found?] No [Information Found?] No [Other Information]

Output: Failed last reported emission test


Input: [Problem] Damaged or major damage incident [Problem Found?] No [Information Found?] No [Other Information]

Output: Theft


Input: [Problem] Fire damage [Problem Found?] No [Information Found?] No [Other Information]

Output: Theft recovered


Input: [Problem] Grey market [Problem Found?] No [Information Found?] No [Other Information]

Output: Canadian Registration


Input: [Problem] Hail damage [Problem Found?] No [Information Found?] No [Other Information]

Output: Storm area title/registration


Input: [Problem] Insurance or probable total loss [Problem Found?] No [Information Found?] No [Other Information]

Output: Rental/Fleet


Input: [Default] AFM=auto [Description] This package contains Adobe Font Metric files that came from the public dvips distribution. AFM files are required by the textfmt(1) and faxmail(1) programs for converting ASCII text to PostScript. The AFM files should reflect the characteristics of the fonts that are used for imaging PostScript on the fax server. However if the PostScript RIP used to image text does not come with AFM files for its fonts, then this package can be substituted with only minimal degradation in the formatting of the imaged text. By default this package is configured for installation only if font metric files do not appear to be present on the build machine. [Name]

Output: Adobe Font Metrics

Handbook:Source Code Install - hylafax.org


Input: [Default] DPS=no [Description] Whether or not to build and install a DPS-based PostScript imager for IRIX 4.x and 5.x systems from sources present in the HylaFAX build tree. This option is intended for people building binary distributions. [Name]

Output: Display PostScript RIP

Handbook:Source Code Install - hylafax.org


Input: [Default] DSO=auto [Description] This package controls whether or not to configure the building of Dynamic Shared Objects (DSOs) for utility routines used by both client and server applications, and for a nucleus of common code used by server applications. Use of DSOs can significantly reduce the disk space needed for the HylaFAX software. If DSOs are not used then the code is statically linked into each application that requires it. By default this package is configured only if the build system appears to suport DSOs in a way that fits into the normal build scheme. If DSO support is explicitly enabled and there is no support for using DSOs in the expected way then DSOs are not used. Beware that DSOs can only be used when the compiler and runtime system support the runtime instantiation of global C++ objects that have constructors; something that few systems support. [Name]

Output: Dynamic Shared Object Support

Handbook:Source Code Install - hylafax.org


Input: [Default] GETTY=auto [Description] This package controls whether or not to configure BSD- or System V-style getty support for handling incoming data connections. By default this package is configured according to the requirements of the target system. [Name]

Output: Getty Support

Handbook:Source Code Install - hylafax.org


Input: [Default] GS=no [Description] Whether or not to build and install a PostScript imager from Ghostscript sources present in the HylaFAX build tree. This option is intended for people building binary distributions. [Name]

Output: Ghostscript RIP

Handbook:Source Code Install - hylafax.org


Input: [Default] IMP=no [Description] Whether or not to build and install an Impressario 2.1 plug-in DSO from sources present in the HylaFAX build tree. This option is intended for people building binary distributions. [Name]

Output: Impressario RIP

Handbook:Source Code Install - hylafax.org


Input: [Default] PS=auto [Description] This package selects which RIP to use for imaging PostScript on the server. Possible values are: gs for Ghostscript, dps for the Display PostScript-based RIP provided for IRIX 4.x and 5.x systems, or imp for a plug-in DSO for Impressario 2.1 under IRIX. By default the DPS support is selected for IRIX systems; otherwise Ghostscript is used. [Name]

Output: PostScript RIP

Handbook:Source Code Install - hylafax.org


Input: [Default] REGEX=yes [Description] This package controls whether or not to use the regular expression package included with the software. On systems where there is POSIX regular expression support in the standard system library use of this package may be disabled. Note that if this package is disabled the location of the include files and library containing the regular expression support must be specified; see the REGEXINC and LIBREGEX configuration parameters. [Name]

Output: Regular Expression Support

Handbook:Source Code Install - hylafax.org


Input: [Default] SGI2FAX=auto [Description] This package controls whether or not to configure the sgi2fax program that converts SGI RGB images to TIFF/F (for direct transmission as facsimile). By default this package is configured for installation only if the build system appears to have support for the SGI Image library that sgi2fax uses to read RGB images. If this package is not installed then SGI RGB images must be converted to a form suitable for transmission using some other mechanism. [Name]

Output: SGI RGB Image Converter Support

Handbook:Source Code Install - hylafax.org


Input: [Default] SYSVINIT=auto [Description] This package controls whether or not to configure the System V-style support for automatically starting the HylaFAX queuer process from init(1). By default this support is configured for installation only if the target system appears to use a System V-style init (auto); i.e. the /etc/rc0.d and /etc/rc2.d directories exist. [Name]

Output: System V Init Support

Handbook:Source Code Install - hylafax.org


Input: [Default] UTMP=auto [Description] This package controls whether or not system accounting work should be done using the normal utmp files and data structures or the extended utmpx facilities. By default the appropriate support is chosen based on whether or not the build system has the file (auto). Explicit support can also be chosen by setting this parameter to utmp (normal accounting) or utmpx (extended accounting). [Name]

Output: UTMP/WTMP Support

Handbook:Source Code Install - hylafax.org


Input: [Default] ZLIB=yes [Description] This package controls whether or not to use the zlib compression package included with the software. On systems where the zlib distribution has already been installed this package may be disabled. Note however that if this package is disabled the location of the include files and library for the zlib distribution must be specified; see the ZLIBINC and LIBZ configuration parameters. [Name]

Output: zlib Support

Handbook:Source Code Install - hylafax.org


Input: [See...] Create an environment. [For more information about...]

Output: Creating an environment

Set Up Database Replication – Engine Yard Developer Center


Input: [See...] Monitor database usage and increase the database volume or instance size. [For more information about...]

Output: Increasing the size of a database instance or /db volume

Set Up Database Replication – Engine Yard Developer Center


Input: [See...] Make a high availability environment. [For more information about...]

Output: Make a high availability environment

Set Up Database Replication – Engine Yard Developer Center


Input: [See...] Upgrade an environment. [For more information about...]

Output: Upgrade an environment

Set Up Database Replication – Engine Yard Developer Center


Input: [See...] Connect to your instance via SSH. [For more information about...]

Output: SSHing into an instance

Set Up Database Replication – Engine Yard Developer Center


Input: [See...] About instance sizes. [For more information about...]

Output: 32-bit and 64-bit instance sizes

Set Up Database Replication – Engine Yard Developer Center


Input: [See...] Promote a Database Replica. [For more information about...]

Output: Promoting a database replica

Set Up Database Replication – Engine Yard Developer Center


Input: [Features] Enforced retention period [Centera] No [Centera Governance Edition] Yes

Output: Yes

EMC Centera Family - Content Addressed Storage, Data Archiving


Input: [Features] Default retention [Centera] No [Centera Governance Edition] 0 (configurable)

Output: Infinite

EMC Centera Family - Content Addressed Storage, Data Archiving


Input: [Features] Retention classes [Centera] No [Centera Governance Edition] Yes

Output: Yes

EMC Centera Family - Content Addressed Storage, Data Archiving


Input: [Features] Delete [Centera] Yes [Centera Governance Edition] If expired

Output: If expired

EMC Centera Family - Content Addressed Storage, Data Archiving


Input: [Features] Audited Delete [Centera] No [Centera Governance Edition] Yes

Output: No

EMC Centera Family - Content Addressed Storage, Data Archiving


Input: [Features] E-shredding [Centera] No [Centera Governance Edition] Yes

Output: Yes

EMC Centera Family - Content Addressed Storage, Data Archiving


Input: [Features] Remote management [Centera] Yes [Centera Governance Edition] Yes

Output: No

EMC Centera Family - Content Addressed Storage, Data Archiving


Input: [Android 3.2.6] Honeycomb [0]

Output: Version name

Android 3.2.6 | Comparison tables - SocialCompare


Input: [Android 3.2.6] Minor fixes [0]

Output: Key user features added

Android 3.2.6 | Comparison tables - SocialCompare


Output: Key developer features added

Android 3.2.6 | Comparison tables - SocialCompare


Input: [Android 3.2.6] 2012-02-15 [0]

Output: Release date

Android 3.2.6 | Comparison tables - SocialCompare


Input: [Android 3.2.6] 0 % [0]

Output: Android market share

Android 3.2.6 | Comparison tables - SocialCompare


Input: [Android 3.2.6] 13 [0]

Output: API Level

Android 3.2.6 | Comparison tables - SocialCompare


Input: [FAQ ID] FA86401 [Description]

Output: Is it possible to use both the Logic Equation Editor and Logipam in SFT2841 for a SEPAM Series 80 relay? SFT2841 that is communicating to a SEPAM Series 80 with the SFT080 Logipam option has the capability of using either the Logic Equation Editor or...

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Input: [FAQ ID] FA86408 [Description]

Output: Can the MCS025 be used as a stand-alone Synchro-Check module without the assistance of the Sepam Series 80? The MCS025 Synchro-Check cannot be used as a stand-alone product. There are several reasons why it requires the assistance of a Sepam Series 80: 1...

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Input: [FAQ ID] FA86402 [Description]

Output: Is it possible to clear alarms and reset the SEPAM relay using the Logic Equation Editor or any other way? Sepam Series 20 The Sepam Series 20 does not have the Logic Equation Editor, so therefore it isn't possible to create logic to clear alarms or reset...

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Input: [FAQ ID] FA132866 [Description]

Output: What is loop automation Recloser Solutions' Loop Automation is a Distribution System Automation Scheme designed to restore supply to customers in the shortest possible time. Using...

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Input: [FAQ ID] FA132865 [Description]

Output: What is WSOS5 WSOS 5 (Windows Switchgear Operating System 5) is a software package that allows the remote control and monitoring of pole mounted auto reclosers...

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Input: [FAQ ID] FA132868 [Description]

Output: Can a recloser be controlled remotely Yes when connected to a communications network via a modem, a recloser or load break switch/sectionaliser can be controlled remotely. For more information...

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Input: [FAQ ID] FA28165 [Description]

Output: How can I obtain the Ecodial software package. Unfortunately the Ecodial software package is not available in the UK. The reason we do not support the software in the UK is that it does not calculate...

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Input: [FAQ ID] FA23230 [Description]

Output: What are the main upgrades of the Advantys configuration software made by Version 4.0 ? The main upgrades to the Advantys configuration software made by Version 4.0 are as follows: Standardisation of the look and feel of the software. ...

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Input: [FAQ ID] FA132863 [Description]

Output: Can I use hit and run Operators can now introduce a time delay between pressing either the Trip or Close buttons and the Recloser or Load Break Switch actual operation...

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Input: [FAQ ID] FA132864 [Description]

Output: Can I customize the communications settings in WSOS WSOS can be customised to use different message lengths to suit different communications media. For secure communications (i.e. direct connect) "long"...

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Input: [0] Laptop encryption (secures an entire laptop – if lost or stolen). [True Crypt] Yes [DESlock personal]

Output: No, but on paid editions

Encryption software - Free And Open Source Vs. Proprietary: Lasa knowledgebase


Input: [0] Removable media encryption (secures an entire device – if lost or stolen) [True Crypt] Yes [DESlock personal]

Output: No, but on paid editions

Encryption software - Free And Open Source Vs. Proprietary: Lasa knowledgebase


Input: [0] Files and folder encryption (restricts/encrypts a folder or document – stops access internally and reduces impact if leaked) [True Crypt] No [DESlock personal]

Output: Yes

Encryption software - Free And Open Source Vs. Proprietary: Lasa knowledgebase


Input: [0] Compliant [True Crypt] No [DESlock personal]

Output: Yes

Encryption software - Free And Open Source Vs. Proprietary: Lasa knowledgebase


Input: [0] File shredder (removes documents or folders for good – stops data recovery) [True Crypt] No [DESlock personal]

Output: Yes

Encryption software - Free And Open Source Vs. Proprietary: Lasa knowledgebase


Input: [0] Outlook Email Encryption (secures emails – from interception and possibly hacking.) [True Crypt] No [DESlock personal]

Output: Yes

Encryption software - Free And Open Source Vs. Proprietary: Lasa knowledgebase


Input: [0] Virtual Disks and Archives (creates a secure “Zip” style file - similar to a file/folder but compress and secured) [True Crypt] Yes [DESlock personal]

Output: Yes

Encryption software - Free And Open Source Vs. Proprietary: Lasa knowledgebase


Input: [0] Text and Clipboard Encryption (ability to encrypt the clipboard or create Mi5 style letters) [True Crypt] No [DESlock personal]

Output: Yes

Encryption software - Free And Open Source Vs. Proprietary: Lasa knowledgebase


Input: [Topic] General Interaction [Description] Interaction with the Notes Anchors and Note Windows inside the Writer document window. [Status] Implementation started. [Detailed Design]

Output: Working with Notes Notes Preview


Input: [Topic] Design of the Notes Side Pane [Description] The notes side pane will extend the document pages to contain the notes windows. [Status] Implementation finished. [Detailed Design]

Output: Note Side Pane


Input: [Topic] Design of the Notes Windows [Description] The notes window will contain the notes text and further information like the author's name and time and date information. [Status] Implementation started. If necessary, the window will be extended by a scrollbar for the text. [Detailed Design]

Output: Note Window Note Property Data


Input: [Topic] Design of the Notes Anchor [Description] The Note Anchor is the markup inside the document text to show that there is some notes information present. [Status] Proposal in discussion. [Detailed Design]

Output: Note Anchor


Input: [Topic] Design of the Notes Connector Line [Description] The Notes Connector Line is the visual connection between the notes anchor and the corresponding notes window. [Status] Proposal in discussion. [Detailed Design]

Output: Note Connector Line


Input: [Topic] Colors of the Notes Windows [Description] Colors for the Notes Windows. These colors are shared with the Writer change tracking feature. [Status] Implementation for Notes started. Implementation for the Writer change tracking feature finished. [Detailed Design]

Output: Main Colors


Input: [Topic] Distribution of the Notes Windows in the Side Pane [Description] Placement of the Notes Windows inside the Notes Side Pane (e.g. size, position). [Status] Proposal in discussion. Implementation started. [Detailed Design]

Output: Note Window Distribution


Input: [Topic] Menus and Keybindings [Description] Covers menu changes and keybindings (e.g. shortcut for insert notes) for the interaction with the Notes functionality. [Status] Proposal in discussion. Implementation started. [Detailed Design]

Output: Menus and Keybindings


Input: [Topic] Rich-Text-Formatting [Description] Use of attributes to markup the notes text (e.g. bold text). [Status] Implementation started. [Detailed Design]


Input: [Topic] Focus Visualization [Description] The Note Windows of a currently viewed or edited Note is highlighted. [Status] Proposals in discussion. Preliminary implementation started. [Detailed Design]

Output: Visualization of Focus


Input: [Topic] Notes Printing [Description] Notes can be part of a document, therefore it is desired to print the Notes information. [Status] Proposals are being created. [Detailed Design]

Output: Notes Printing


Input: [Topic] Reply to Note [Description] An author can reply to an existing Note of another author. For such a case, Notes interaction and visualization is optimized. [Status] Proposal in discussion. Implementation started. [Detailed Design]

Output: Reply to Note


Input: [Topic] Search in Notes [Description] The contents of the notes are sometimes as important as the original text. Therefore the user should be able to search text inside notes also. [Status] Proposal in discussion. Implementation started. [Detailed Design]

Output: Search in Notes


Input: [Canine Response] Alert [Handler Response] Interprets Live Bed Bugs or Viable Eggs [Test Result] PASS [Odor]

Output: Live Bed Bug or Viable Eggs

NPMA BMP :: Best Management Practices for Bed Bugs


Input: [Canine Response] Alert [Handler Response] Does Not Confirm Presence of Live Bed Bugs or Viable Eggs [Test Result] FAIL [Odor]

Output: Live Bed Bug or Viable Eggs

NPMA BMP :: Best Management Practices for Bed Bugs


Input: [Canine Response] No Alert [Handler Response] Interprets Live Bed Bugs or Viable Eggs [Test Result] FAIL [Odor]

Output: Live Bed Bug or Viable Eggs

NPMA BMP :: Best Management Practices for Bed Bugs


Input: [Canine Response] No Alert [Handler Response] Does Not Confirm Presence of Live Bed Bugs or Viable Eggs [Test Result] FAIL [Odor]

Output: Live Bed Bug or Viable Eggs

NPMA BMP :: Best Management Practices for Bed Bugs


Input: [Canine Response] Alert [Handler Response] Interprets Odor as Other Odor [Test Result] FAIL [Odor]

Output: Other Odor

NPMA BMP :: Best Management Practices for Bed Bugs


Input: [Canine Response] Alert [Handler Response] Incorrectly Identifies Live Bed Bugs or Viable Eggs [Test Result] FAIL [Odor]

Output: Other Odor

NPMA BMP :: Best Management Practices for Bed Bugs


Input: [Canine Response] No Alert [Handler Response] Incorrectly Identifies Live Bed Bugs or Viable Eggs [Test Result] FAIL [Odor]

Output: Other Odor

NPMA BMP :: Best Management Practices for Bed Bugs


Input: [Canine Response] No Alert [Handler Response] Interprets Odor as Other Odor [Test Result] PASS [Odor]

Output: Other Odor

NPMA BMP :: Best Management Practices for Bed Bugs


Input: [Permission Target Name] createAccessControlContext This allows someone to instantiate an AccessControlContext with a DomainCombiner. Extreme care must be taken when granting this permission. Malicious code could create a DomainCombiner that augments the set of permissions granted to code, and even grant the code AllPermission. [What the Permission Allows]

Output: Creation of an AccessControlContext

SecurityPermission (aicas JamaicaVM API)


Input: [Permission Target Name] getDomainCombiner This allows someone to retrieve an AccessControlContext's DomainCombiner. Since DomainCombiners may contain sensitive information, this could potentially lead to a privacy leak. [What the Permission Allows]

Output: Retrieval of an AccessControlContext's DomainCombiner

SecurityPermission (aicas JamaicaVM API)


Input: [Permission Target Name] getPolicy This allows someone to query the policy via the getPermissions call, which discloses which permissions would be granted to a given CodeSource. While revealing the policy does not compromise the security of the system, it does provide malicious code with additional information which it may use to better aim an attack. It is wise not to divulge more information than necessary. [What the Permission Allows]

Output: Retrieval of the system-wide security policy (specifically, of the currently-installed Policy object)

SecurityPermission (aicas JamaicaVM API)


Input: [Permission Target Name] setPolicy Granting this permission is extremely dangerous, as malicious code may grant itself all the necessary permissions it needs to successfully mount an attack on the system. [What the Permission Allows]

Output: Setting of the system-wide security policy (specifically, the Policy object)

SecurityPermission (aicas JamaicaVM API)


Input: [Permission Target Name] createPolicy.{policy type} Granting this permission enables code to obtain a Policy object. Malicious code may query the Policy object to determine what permissions have been granted to code other than itself. [What the Permission Allows]

Output: Getting an instance of a Policy implementation from a provider

SecurityPermission (aicas JamaicaVM API)


Input: [Permission Target Name] getProperty.{key} Depending on the particular key for which access has been granted, the code may have access to the list of security providers, as well as the location of the system-wide and user security policies. while revealing this information does not compromise the security of the system, it does provide malicious code with additional information which it may use to better aim an attack. [What the Permission Allows]

Output: Retrieval of the security property with the specified key

SecurityPermission (aicas JamaicaVM API)


Input: [Permission Target Name] setProperty.{key} This could include setting a security provider or defining the location of the the system-wide security policy. Malicious code that has permission to set a new security provider may set a rogue provider that steals confidential information such as cryptographic private keys. In addition, malicious code with permission to set the location of the system-wide security policy may point it to a security policy that grants the attacker all the necessary permissions it requires to successfully mount an attack on the system. [What the Permission Allows]

Output: Setting of the security property with the specified key

SecurityPermission (aicas JamaicaVM API)