Input: [Offers & Plans] Plex Pak [Monthly Price] $102.92 Includes $3.32 /month standard converter [Features Summary]

Output: Our Best Deal for Movie Lovers! 203 Channels Includes 74 Standard Basic channels, 47 Digital Channels, 44 Premium Movie Channels, 37 Commercial Free Digital Music Channels Premium Movie Channels - Includes HBO, Cinemax, Showtime, The Movie Channel, Encore, Starz and Flix. Video On Demand TV Guide Interactive Program Guide Digital Set Top Box with remote Save over $ 450/year ____________________________________________________________________________________________

Advanced Cable Communications: Coral Springs Bundles


Input: [Offers & Plans] Flex Pak [Monthly Price] $92.92 Includes $3.32/month standard converter [Features Summary]

Output: Our Best Deal for Movie Lovers! 203 Channels Includes 74 Standard Basic channels, 47 Digital Channels, 44 Premium Movie Channels, 37 Commercial Free Digital Music Channels Choice of: 13 MV Pak (9 Showtime, 3 TMC, 1 Flix) or 13 Starz SuperPak (6 Starz, 7 Encore) or 8 HBO. Video On Demand TV Guide Interactive Program Guide Digital Set Top Box with remote Save over $ 450/year

Advanced Cable Communications: Coral Springs Bundles


Input: [Features Summary]

Output: Call Advanced Cable for complete details about services and prices. Service is only provided to Advanced Cable wired and serviceable locations. Certain services are available separately or as part of other levels of service. You must subscribe to Basic Service to receive other services or levels of service of video programming. Equipment, including a converter and remote control, or other compatible equipment, is required for certain additional cable services. Equipment charges, franchise fees, taxes and other fees may apply, with the actual amount depending on location and services ordered. Pricing, programming, channel location and packaging may change.

Advanced Cable Communications: Coral Springs Bundles


Input: [Host [Internal IP]] Bastion [10.0.0.6] [Role] Provides access to private network [Notes]

Output: Bastion works like a jump box allowing RDP access through the assigned Elastic IP address

Jumpstarting your XenDesktop Farm in AWS with a CloudFormation Template | Citrix Blogs


Input: [Host [Internal IP]] Access Gateway (AG) VPX [10.0.0.170] [Role] Provides remote access to applications hosted on the private network [Notes]

Output: Uses an Elastic IP address for external access and points to the internal Web Interface site

Jumpstarting your XenDesktop Farm in AWS with a CloudFormation Template | Citrix Blogs


Input: [Host [Internal IP]] NAT iNet Gateway [Role] Provides Internet access to all of the hosts on the private network [Notes]

Output: Uses an Elastic IP address for all outbound Internet traffic

Jumpstarting your XenDesktop Farm in AWS with a CloudFormation Template | Citrix Blogs


Input: [Host [Internal IP]] AD Domain Controller [10.0.1.5] [Role] Provides authentication and authorization services as well as DNS services to the private and public subnets [Notes]

Output: This is set up as a new domain in a new forest using the supplied domain name when the instance is created

Jumpstarting your XenDesktop Farm in AWS with a CloudFormation Template | Citrix Blogs


Input: [Host [Internal IP]] XenApp [10.0.1.6]XenApp-BDC [10.0.1.7] [Role] Provides data collector and XML services for the farm and the Web interface queries [Notes]

Output: Two hosts are configured for fault-tolerance. Use these to administer the farm

Jumpstarting your XenDesktop Farm in AWS with a CloudFormation Template | Citrix Blogs


Input: [Host [Internal IP]] Web Interface [10.0.1.8] [Role] Provides Web interface sites for internal and external access [Notes]

Output: http://xenapp-wi/Citrix/InternalXenApp (Internal XenApp)http://xenapp-wi/Citrix/XenApp (Access Gateway)

Jumpstarting your XenDesktop Farm in AWS with a CloudFormation Template | Citrix Blogs


Input: [Host [Internal IP]] Install Server [10.0.1.9] [Role] Provides the XenApp 6.5 installation media and hosts the execution of the PowerShell scripts that build the farm [Notes]

Output: Can also be leveraged as a file server for roaming profiles

Jumpstarting your XenDesktop Farm in AWS with a CloudFormation Template | Citrix Blogs


Input: [Host [Internal IP]] Worker Servers [DHCP] [Role] Worker servers take user connections and host the published applications [Notes]

Output: The default worker server AMI has no applications installed. All worker servers will receive random names and DHCP assigned IP addresses in the range of 10.0.1.10 to 10.0.1.254

Jumpstarting your XenDesktop Farm in AWS with a CloudFormation Template | Citrix Blogs


Input: [Description] Thread Stuck to the Top of the Forum [Scenario Up] Yes [Regular Scenario Thread]

Output: Buy a Scenario Up


Input: [Description] Graphic Advertisement or Flyer [Scenario Up] Yes [Regular Scenario Thread]

Output: Buy a Scenario Up


Input: [Description] Entry Prices [Scenario Up] Yes [Regular Scenario Thread]

Output: Yes


Input: [Description] Paint Prices [Scenario Up] Yes [Regular Scenario Thread]

Output: Yes


Input: [Description] Dates [Scenario Up] Yes [Regular Scenario Thread]

Output: Yes


Input: [Description] Links to Event Website [Scenario Up] Yes [Regular Scenario Thread]

Output: Yes


Input: [Description] Contact Information Including Email, Addresses, Phone [Scenario Up] Yes [Regular Scenario Thread]

Output: Yes


Input: [Description] "Are You Going?" Threads [Scenario Up] Yes [Regular Scenario Thread]

Output: Yes


Input: [Description] Recruitment Thread [Scenario Up] Yes [Regular Scenario Thread]

Output: Yes


Input: [Description] Thread Started by Event Promoter [Scenario Up] Yes [Regular Scenario Thread]

Output: Yes


Input: [Description] Upping Threads [Scenario Up] No Need! [Regular Scenario Thread]

Output: No


Input: [Description] Using "Alias" Accounts or Posting as Unaffiliated Users [Scenario Up] No [Regular Scenario Thread]

Output: No


Input: [Description] Petitions [Scenario Up] No [Regular Scenario Thread]

Output: No


Input: [Description] Contests or Give-a-ways [Scenario Up] No [Regular Scenario Thread]

Output: No


Input: [Description] Multiple Events in a Single Thread [Scenario Up] No [Regular Scenario Thread]

Output: No


Input: [Description] Products That Are Coming Soon [Scenario Up] Post in News Forum with News Up [Regular Scenario Thread]

Output: Post in News Forum with News Up


Input: [Description] Marketing Info (new logo or new website) [Scenario Up] Post in News Forum with News Up [Regular Scenario Thread]

Output: Post in News Forum with News Up


Input: [Description] New Scenario Product Announcements [Scenario Up] Please post in News Forum [Regular Scenario Thread]

Output: Please post in News Forum


Input: [Features] Protection against keystroke capture [AAS Pro] yes [AAS]

Output: yes

Anti-Spy.Biz - Advanced Anti Spy - Download


Input: [Features] Protection against screen shot capture [AAS Pro] yes [AAS]

Output: no

Anti-Spy.Biz - Advanced Anti Spy - Download


Input: [Features] High security mode for common use [AAS Pro] yes [AAS]

Output: yes

Anti-Spy.Biz - Advanced Anti Spy - Download


Input: [Features] Custom security mode for experienced users [AAS Pro] yes [AAS]

Output: no

Anti-Spy.Biz - Advanced Anti Spy - Download


Input: [Features] List of currently loaded modules attempting to monitor keyboard activity [AAS Pro] yes [AAS]

Output: no

Anti-Spy.Biz - Advanced Anti Spy - Download


Input: [Features] Configurable rules list of modules that have tried to monitor keyboard activity [AAS Pro] yes [AAS]

Output: no

Anti-Spy.Biz - Advanced Anti Spy - Download


Input: [Features] Floating notifications [AAS Pro] yes [AAS]

Output: yes

Anti-Spy.Biz - Advanced Anti Spy - Download


Input: [Features] Password protected program start [AAS Pro] yes [AAS]

Output: yes

Anti-Spy.Biz - Advanced Anti Spy - Download


Input: [Features] Changeable tray icon that displays current security mode [AAS Pro] yes [AAS]

Output: yes

Anti-Spy.Biz - Advanced Anti Spy - Download


Input: [Req] 1 [My Summary] Rely on CSP for HW->Hypervisor related compliance. Design the application and communications flows so they can be secured. The state of networking features make cloud “different” than traditional environments. This will have an affect on how you provide isolation for scoping. Currently host-based firewalls or similar hypervisor based technology are the most likely solutions to implement appropriate restrictions. It is what I use. Review/audit regularly to make sure design and implementations have not changed. Since hosts come and go more frequently, so the need for regular review is increased. One nice aspect of the cloud is that since automation is part of the DNA, automation of these reviews is easier. [Description]

Output: Install and maintain a firewall configuration to protect cardholder data

PCI Compliance in the Public IaaS Cloud: How I Did It


Input: [Req] 2 [My Summary] Rely on CSP for HW->Hypervisor related compliance. Make sure to change the defaults- I use RightScale ServerTemplates™ to enforce this, as well as provide version control of configurations. Note: The cloud actually helps you with in this area (usually), as you should have had to think how to build systems. There is not “throw in the CD, plug in the cable, and leave it”. So you should have a leg up in this area when using a cloud technology. [Description]

Output: Do not use vendor-supplied defaults for system passwords and other security parameters

PCI Compliance in the Public IaaS Cloud: How I Did It


Input: [Req] 3 [My Summary] Rely on CSP for HW->Hypervisor related compliance. Gets down to not storing what you don’t need, good crypto selection, and proper key management. For non-DB-based encryption, use of a third party like TrendMicro SecureCloud (or similar) is a big help here. Note: Cloud really is not an issue here, as you have many of the same concerns in a managed hosting environment. The main difference is between owned or third-party infrastructure. [Description]

Output: Protect stored cardholder data

PCI Compliance in the Public IaaS Cloud: How I Did It


Input: [Req] 4 [My Summary] Rely on CSP for HW->Hypervisor related compliance- Use SSL to the Load Balancer, private network behind that. Use well-vetted VPN if linking networks. Note: No huge difference between cloud or hosted here. The cloud issues in this area are more around maturity of the networking stacks (e.g., arguably easier to slap in a physical VPN concentrator and hookup networks). This will change as the technology matures. [Description]

Output: Encrypt transmission of cardholder data across open, public networks

PCI Compliance in the Public IaaS Cloud: How I Did It


Input: [Req] 5 [My Summary] Rely on CSP for HW->Hypervisor related compliance Not much specific to a “cloud” deployment, except that servers come and go more frequently, so you need to make sure the AV solution is operating correctly. If I had Windows systems for servers, I’d be using RightScale ServerTemplates to make sure things were configured correctly Note: Nice aspect of the cloud is that since automation is part of the DNA, automation of this should actually make it easier to meet the requirements [Description]

Output: Use and regularly update anti-virus software or programs

PCI Compliance in the Public IaaS Cloud: How I Did It


Input: [Req] 6 [My Summary] Rely on CSP for HW->Hypervisor related compliance The “what” (securing systems) is not really a “cloud” specific problem, but the “how” is. I use RightScale ServerTemplates and built in versioning to makes it easy and provide change tracking. You can choose how you want to do it, just do it Note: Nice aspect of the cloud is that since automation is part of the DNA, automation of these should actually make it easier to meet the requirements [Description]

Output: Develop and maintain secure systems and applications

PCI Compliance in the Public IaaS Cloud: How I Did It


Input: [Req] 7 [My Summary] Rely on CSP for HW->Hypervisor related compliance Again, not the “What to do” that is the issue, but “How to do it”. I use the Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) and ServerTemplate features of RightScale and a strict provisioning policy to get this done. You can choose any method that works Note: Really no different than a hosted environment [Description]

Output: Restrict access to cardholder data by business need to know

PCI Compliance in the Public IaaS Cloud: How I Did It


Input: [Req] 8 [My Summary] Rely on CSP for HW->Hypervisor-related compliance. Another “Not What but How.” You guessed it: I use a combination of RightScale, policies, and regular audits. You can choose any method that works within your cloud governance guidelines. Note: Really no different than a hosted environment. [Description]

Output: Assign a unique ID to each person with computer access

PCI Compliance in the Public IaaS Cloud: How I Did It


Input: [Req] 9 [My Summary] Rely on CSP for HW->Hypervisor-related compliance. You need to worry about user systems and any hard copy. Note: Really no different than a hosted environment. [Description]

Output: Restrict physical access to cardholder data

PCI Compliance in the Public IaaS Cloud: How I Did It


Input: [Req] 10 [My Summary] Rely on CSP for HW->Hypervisor-related compliance. Use RightScale to configure systems and send local system and application logs to central log server. You can choose any method that works for you. Note: Public cloud does make this different. The lack of transparency into some of the devices you don’t have access to (e.g., hypervisor logs) needs to be taken into account. [Description]

Output: Track and monitor all access to network resources and cardholder data

PCI Compliance in the Public IaaS Cloud: How I Did It


Input: [Req] 11 [My Summary] Rely on CSP for HW->Hypervisor -related compliance. I do internal as well as third-party testing. Note: Coordination with the CSP when doing testing may be something that is new and require modification of your process. [Description]

Output: Regularly test security systems and processes

PCI Compliance in the Public IaaS Cloud: How I Did It


Input: [Req] 12 [My Summary] Rely on CSP for HW->Hypervisor-related compliance. Ensure policy states the requirements for need to know access to CHD. Ensure that if you share CHD with others, contracts state they must protect CHD in accordance with PCI DSS. Have an incident response plan and make sure it works! Make sure you have appropriate policies and can prove that you are doing what they say. Note: The policies need to exist with or without the cloud. The biggest difference here is ensuring appropriate language is included in contracts. [Description]

Output: Maintain a policy that addresses information security for all personnel

PCI Compliance in the Public IaaS Cloud: How I Did It


Input: [Google Docs] Google Account [ADrive] Valid email id [Zumo Drive] Valid email id [Criteria]

Output: Account

Narensportal: Exploitation of Vulnerabilities in Cloud Storage


Input: [Google Docs] Single-sign-on [ADrive] Traditional username and password [Zumo Drive] Traditional username and password [Criteria]

Output: Authentication

Narensportal: Exploitation of Vulnerabilities in Cloud Storage


Input: [Google Docs] Doesn't expire unless user logs out explicitly [ADrive] Logs out user when there is no activity for 20 Minutes or more [Zumo Drive] Doesn't expire unless user logs out explicitly [Criteria]

Output: Session Timeout

Narensportal: Exploitation of Vulnerabilities in Cloud Storage


Input: [Google Docs] Browser upload functionality allows multiple files to be selected from a folder. But, folders cannot be selected to upload. [ADrive] Provides java uploader for browser using which folder with subfolders can be uploaded directly. Also allows files to be imported directly from other providers using url. [Zumo Drive] Browser upload functionality allows multiple files to be selected from a folder. But, folders cannot be selected to upload. [Criteria]

Output: Uploader

Narensportal: Exploitation of Vulnerabilities in Cloud Storage


Input: [Google Docs] Only one file can be downloaded at a time. [ADrive] Multiple files even from multiple folders can be downloaded using java downloader. [Zumo Drive] Multiple files can be compressed and downloaded. [Criteria]

Output: Downloader

Narensportal: Exploitation of Vulnerabilities in Cloud Storage


Input: [Google Docs] Data API is available through which [ADrive] Data API is not available [Zumo Drive] Data API is not available [Criteria]

Output: Data API

Narensportal: Exploitation of Vulnerabilities in Cloud Storage


Input: [Google Docs] Google doesn't provide client managers but 3rd Party software such as Gladinet is available to manage files [ADrive] Client Manage is not available in basic edition. [Zumo Drive] Client Manager is available. [Criteria]

Output: Client Manager

Narensportal: Exploitation of Vulnerabilities in Cloud Storage


Input: [Google Docs] Allows multiple session to be opened [ADrive] Multiple sessions not allowed in basic edition [Zumo Drive] Allows multiple sessions [Criteria]

Output: Multiple Sessions

Narensportal: Exploitation of Vulnerabilities in Cloud Storage


Input: [Google Docs] No captcha verification required [ADrive] User should enter captcha characters to login in basic edition. This security level can be easily broken as the captcha is just a combination of 5 digit numbers whose pattern is constant. [Zumo Drive] No captcha verification required. [Criteria]

Output: Captcha

Narensportal: Exploitation of Vulnerabilities in Cloud Storage


Input: [Google Docs] 89/100 [ADrive] 70/100 [Zumo Drive] 80/100 [Criteria]

Output: Page Speed Score

Narensportal: Exploitation of Vulnerabilities in Cloud Storage


Input: [Google Docs] SSL is not enabled by default. Hence sniffers can easily get access to files if accessed via public networks. [ADrive] No SSL support for basic edition but available for other editions. [Zumo Drive] SSL is enabled by default. [Criteria]

Output: SSL

Narensportal: Exploitation of Vulnerabilities in Cloud Storage


Input: [Google Docs] No FTP support [ADrive] FTP support is available but not sFTP hence files in transit can be sniffed easily. [Zumo Drive] No FTP support [Criteria]

Output: FTP

Narensportal: Exploitation of Vulnerabilities in Cloud Storage


Input: [Google Docs] No encryption facility is integrated with storage. [ADrive] No encryption facility is integrated with storage. [Zumo Drive] No encryption facility is integrated with storage. [Criteria]

Output: Encryption

Narensportal: Exploitation of Vulnerabilities in Cloud Storage


Input: [Google Docs] All the versions of the files are maintained and even the file difference can be viewed only for file extensions like documents. [ADrive] Multiple file version support is available but retrieval is not available for basic edition. [Zumo Drive] Multiple file versions can be maintained and retrieved. [Criteria]

Output: Multiple File Versions

Narensportal: Exploitation of Vulnerabilities in Cloud Storage


Input: [Task] Check Email [MacBook Pro] Great [iPhone] Good [iPad]

Output: Good

Which Device for Which Task? — Shawn Blanc


Input: [Task] Browse Web [MacBook Pro] Good [iPhone] Good [iPad]

Output: Great

Which Device for Which Task? — Shawn Blanc


Input: [Task] Check Twitter [MacBook Pro] Good [iPhone] Great [iPad]

Output: Great

Which Device for Which Task? — Shawn Blanc


Input: [Task] Manage To-Do List [MacBook Pro] Great [iPhone] Poor [iPad]

Output: Poor

Which Device for Which Task? — Shawn Blanc


Input: [Task] Write Blog Posts [MacBook Pro] Great [iPhone] Poor [iPad]

Output: Poor

Which Device for Which Task? — Shawn Blanc


Input: [Task] Read Instapaper [MacBook Pro] Good [iPhone] Good [iPad]

Output: Great

Which Device for Which Task? — Shawn Blanc


Input: [Task] Read an eBook [MacBook Pro] Good [iPhone] Poor [iPad]

Output: Great

Which Device for Which Task? — Shawn Blanc


Input: [Task] Check RSS Feeds [MacBook Pro] Great [iPhone] Great [iPad]

Output: Great

Which Device for Which Task? — Shawn Blanc


Input: [Task] Write Reports [MacBook Pro] Great [iPhone] Poor [iPad]

Output: Poor

Which Device for Which Task? — Shawn Blanc


Input: [Task] Graphic Design [MacBook Pro] Great [iPhone] n/a [iPad]

Which Device for Which Task? — Shawn Blanc


Input: [Task] Listen to Music [MacBook Pro] Great [iPhone] Great [iPad]

Output: Great

Which Device for Which Task? — Shawn Blanc


Input: [Task] Watch Movies [MacBook Pro] Great [iPhone] Good [iPad]

Output: Good

Which Device for Which Task? — Shawn Blanc


Input: [Task] Play Games [MacBook Pro] Great [iPhone] Great [iPad]

Output: Great

Which Device for Which Task? — Shawn Blanc


Input: [Task] Take Meeting Notes [MacBook Pro] Great [iPhone] Poor [iPad]

Output: Good

Which Device for Which Task? — Shawn Blanc


Input: [Task] Update Calendar [MacBook Pro] Great [iPhone] Good [iPad]

Output: Good

Which Device for Which Task? — Shawn Blanc


Input: [Task] Access / Use Dropbox [MacBook Pro] Great [iPhone] Good [iPad]

Output: Good

Which Device for Which Task? — Shawn Blanc


Input: [Subproject] EtherLab [Description]

Output: EtherLab - Engineering and Automation Toolkit

Subprojects of science - openSUSE Build Service


Input: [Subproject] LANL [Description]

Output: scientific codes from Los Alamos (LANL)

Subprojects of science - openSUSE Build Service


Input: [Subproject] ScientificLinux [Description]

Output: Scientific Software

Subprojects of science - openSUSE Build Service


Input: [Subproject] laral [Description]

Output: Robotics Softwares Librararies and Tools by LARAL

Subprojects of science - openSUSE Build Service


Input: [Subproject] mobyle [Description]

Output: Framework and web portal for bioinformatics

Subprojects of science - openSUSE Build Service


Input: [Subproject] openturns [Description]

Output: OpenTURNS

Subprojects of science - openSUSE Build Service


Input: [Subproject] shogun [Description]

Output: The SHOGUN Machine Learning Toolbox

Subprojects of science - openSUSE Build Service


Input: [Name] BTrees [Version] 4.0.7 [Description]

Output: Scalable persistent object containers

Zope Toolkit trunk packages — Zope Toolkit documentation


Input: [Name] Jinja2 [Version] 2.6 [Description]

Output: A small but fast and easy to use stand-alone template engine written in pure python.

Zope Toolkit trunk packages — Zope Toolkit documentation


Input: [Name] Paste [Version] 1.7.5.1 [Description]

Output: Tools for using a Web Server Gateway Interface stack

Zope Toolkit trunk packages — Zope Toolkit documentation


Input: [Name] PasteDeploy [Version] 1.5.0 [Description]

Output: Load, configure, and compose WSGI applications and servers

Zope Toolkit trunk packages — Zope Toolkit documentation


Input: [Name] PasteScript [Version] 1.7.5 [Description]

Output: A pluggable command-line frontend, including commands to setup package file layouts

Zope Toolkit trunk packages — Zope Toolkit documentation


Input: [Name] Pygments [Version] 1.6 [Description]

Output: Pygments is a syntax highlighting package written in Python.

Zope Toolkit trunk packages — Zope Toolkit documentation


Input: [Name] RestrictedPython [Version] 3.6.0 [Description]

Output: RestrictedPython provides a restricted execution environment for Python, e.g. for running untrusted code.

Zope Toolkit trunk packages — Zope Toolkit documentation


Input: [Name] Sphinx [Version] 1.1.3 [Description]

Output: Python documentation generator

Zope Toolkit trunk packages — Zope Toolkit documentation


Input: [Name] WebOb [Version] 1.2.3 [Description]

Output: WSGI request and response object

Zope Toolkit trunk packages — Zope Toolkit documentation


Input: [Name] WebTest [Version] 2.0.5 [Description]

Output: Helper to test WSGI applications

Zope Toolkit trunk packages — Zope Toolkit documentation


Input: [Name] ZConfig [Version] 3.0.3 [Description]

Output: Structured Configuration Library

Zope Toolkit trunk packages — Zope Toolkit documentation


Input: [Name] ZEO [Version] 4.0.0a1 [Description]

Output: ZEO

Zope Toolkit trunk packages — Zope Toolkit documentation


Input: [Name] ZODB [Version] 4.0.0b2 [Description]

Output: Zope Object Database: object database and persistence

Zope Toolkit trunk packages — Zope Toolkit documentation


Input: [Name] argparse [Version] 1.2.1 [Description]

Output: Python command-line parsing library

Zope Toolkit trunk packages — Zope Toolkit documentation


Input: [Name] coverage [Version] 3.6 [Description]

Output: Code coverage measurement for Python

Zope Toolkit trunk packages — Zope Toolkit documentation


Input: [Name] distribute [Version] 0.6.36 [Description]

Output: Easily download, build, install, upgrade, and uninstall Python packages

Zope Toolkit trunk packages — Zope Toolkit documentation


Input: [Name] docutils [Version] 0.10 [Description]

Output: Docutils – Python Documentation Utilities

Zope Toolkit trunk packages — Zope Toolkit documentation


Input: [Name] extras [Version] 0.0.3 [Description]

Output: Useful extra bits for Python - things that shold be in the standard library

Zope Toolkit trunk packages — Zope Toolkit documentation


Input: [System Feature] Text size for best results [ContentRescue] Unlimited words/check [Copyscape]

Output: Up to 2000 words/check

Avoid plagiarism in your content. Check for duplicate content online!


Input: [System Feature] Free trial [ContentRescue] Check any page for free [Copyscape]

Output: No ability to check content for free, only a few URL checkes

Avoid plagiarism in your content. Check for duplicate content online!


Input: [System Feature] Money back guarantee [ContentRescue] Full refund possible [Copyscape]

Output: After 7 days you will receive only a partial refund

Avoid plagiarism in your content. Check for duplicate content online!


Input: [System Feature] Plagairisn Report [ContentRescue] All results can be viewed in your profile with all links to original sources [Copyscape]

Output: You will need to pay and re-check your content every time you close Copyscape webpage

Avoid plagiarism in your content. Check for duplicate content online!


Input: [System Feature] Plagiarism percentage [ContentRescue] You will be ble to see the exact percentage of plagiarism on your content any time in your personal profile [Copyscape]

Output: You will need to pay and re-check your content every time you close Copyscape webpage

Avoid plagiarism in your content. Check for duplicate content online!


Input: [System Feature] Fast check: speed matters as you work with large text arrays [ContentRescue] Less than 15 seconds to check text of any size [Copyscape]

Output: About a minute

Avoid plagiarism in your content. Check for duplicate content online!


Input: [Features] Single client for wired and wireless networks [Features Description] A single OAC client works for both wireless and wired network access Works with any 802.1X-compatible RADIUS server Supports multiple adapter cards simultaneously [Benefits]

Output: A single client for use in wired, wireless, and mixed networks simplifies deployment of client software for a new or existing network infrastructure.

Juniper Networks Odyssey Access Client | NetworkScreen.com


Input: [Features] Localized versions5 [Features Description] OAC ‘s user interface, online help, installer, and documentation has been localized to support the following languages: Chinese (Simplified) Chinese (Traditional) French German Japanese Korean Spanish [Benefits]

Output: Localized versions enable organizations with users for whom English is not their native language to use OAC effectively. Enables the deployment of secure wired and wireless connectivity and control across worldwide organizations and enterprises.

Juniper Networks Odyssey Access Client | NetworkScreen.com


Input: [Features] Quick, simple deployment and distribution features [Features Description] Embeds enterprise settings, certificates, and permissions into a custom installation package for initial deployment. Automates client distribution via integration with common enterprise deployment tools, including Systems Management Server (SMS). Command line export to script preserves network configurations across installs and uninstalls. XML-based scripting language automates distribution of settings. Single, unified installer provides a simple, integrated way to install any OAC edition. Can be installed as a background task with no user interaction required through silent installation option. Can implement a hidden registry setting that is checked when any upgrade occurs, enabling machine account networks, profiles, and auto-scan lists to be merged during an upgrade to preserve existing configurations. [Benefits]

Output: Eliminates the need to touch every endpoint device on initial configuration, subsequent changes to network and security settings, or changes to network security policies—delivering substantial time and cost savings.

Juniper Networks Odyssey Access Client | NetworkScreen.com


Input: [Features] Simple and user-friendly [Features Description] Straightforward user interface includes at-a-glance connection information and status. Provides uncomplicated yet comprehensive user controls. Auto-scan lists for most platforms allow the user to associate with any network listed. Self-administrating, requiring no user interaction. If desired, client stealth mode can hide icons and splash screen from users. Enables users to move seamlessly between different networks (home, office, hotspot, other). [Benefits]

Output: Makes it easy for users to connect to the network and be productive securely, while delivering dramatic savings in training, helpdesk, and support costs.

Juniper Networks Odyssey Access Client | NetworkScreen.com


Input: [Features] Consistent user and administrative experience [Features Description] One client supports wired and wireless 802.1X deployments simultaneously. Common user interface look-and-feel, terminology, and feature sets across all of OAC’s supported OS platform versions. User experience can be customized, if desired. A common tool is used to administer and provision clients across all supported OS platforms and editions. [Benefits]

Output: Simple, consistent user and administrator experience, decreases training and support costs.

Juniper Networks Odyssey Access Client | NetworkScreen.com


Input: [Features] Trouble-free maintenance and support [Features Description] Offers enhanced troubleshooting capabilities, including comprehensive debug logs. Includes a scan airwaves tool for enhanced network planning and troubleshooting. Log to File gathers information useful to technical support staff and network administrators; logging levels are controllable via the user interface. Trace and debug logs are accessible and configurable from the Odyssey Access Client Manager. [Benefits]

Output: Simplifies network diagnostics and troubleshooting, reducing problem diagnosis time to decrease support costs and increase productivity. Access, configure, search, and save trace and debug logs, saving support and troubleshooting time.

Juniper Networks Odyssey Access Client | NetworkScreen.com


Input: [Features] Complete, secure network access [Features Description] Exercise complete control over secure, safe, and appropriate network connectivity. User interface permissions provide uniform enforcement of security policies. Preferred networks feature allows administrators to configure networks for users in priority order, associating with a higher priority network when users are in range. Preemptive networks feature allows administrative configuration of priority networks to which users can be associated when they are in range. Wireless suppression restricts a user’s wireless connectivity when their endpoint device is connected to a wired network. No default connection restricts user connectivity to an available network as a default state. Prevent users from deselecting OAC as the default wireless access client for a chosen wireless adapter. Increase compatibility with third-party wireless applications by enabling the application to temporarily disable OAC when the application needs to operate or transmit. Restrict the length of time that a temporary or “scanned” wireless network may remain configured in OAC; or enable OAC to “forget” the network ever existed. [Benefits]

Output: Ensures across-the-board enforcement of an organization’s security and access policies, and ensures that users are connected to the appropriate network in the appropriate manner, restricting their connectivity in select situations to specific offering(s). Increases compatibility with third-party wireless applications, enhancing usability and saving administrative or helpdesk calls and time. Delivers additional protection, to assure that users and devices cannot inadvertently or intentionally connect to networks that should not be trusted.

Juniper Networks Odyssey Access Client | NetworkScreen.com


Input: [Features] Supports advanced network logon capabilities [Features Description] Supports Microsoft Windows Graphical Identification and Authentication (GINA) and Novell® NetWare® login. Delivers machine authentication support. Provides single sign-on (SSO) support for Microsoft Windows and Novell environments. Login names can be automatically provisioned. Supplies automatic login scripts. Simplifies connection from “wireless only” devices. Prompts user for user name. [Benefits]

Output: Significantly improves and simplifies network connectivity while ensuring network security, and improves administration processes. Prompt for user name and automatic login scripts ensure the secure use and connection of a single device employed by multiple users as well as enabling easy background access by network managers.

Juniper Networks Odyssey Access Client | NetworkScreen.com


Input: [Features] Supports government certified standards [Features Description] Incorporates the Odyssey Security Component, a cryptographic module that is Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) 140-2 Level 1 validated by both the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and the Canada Communications Security Establishment (CSE), Canada’s national cryptologic agency. Evaluated and certified for conformance to the Common Criteria (ISO/IEC 15408), the international security standard, and has been awarded an assurance level of EAL 3 Augmented ALC_FLR.2; claims being validated include the U.S. Government Protection Profile for Wireless LAN Clients for Basic Robustness Environments. (Please contact Juniper Networks for the version number of the evaluated client.) Supports xSec for more robust, government-approved encryption, using AES for in-transit data when operating over Microsoft Windows Vista and with 802.11 adapters and drivers. Compatible with U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) Common Access Card (CAC) standards and certificates. Conforms to NIST and DoD guidelines for the use of 802.11i and TLS-based EAP methods. [Benefits]

Output: Provides government certified and validated security and encryption that stringently protects transmitted credentials and data from breach or theft.

Juniper Networks Odyssey Access Client | NetworkScreen.com


Input: [Technology] Alerting Systems [Providers] Central Alert CA 360 Notification Safe Awake Homeland Security FEMA The National Weather Service [Description]

Output: These systems can alert people who are deaf or hard of hearing by using lights, high-frequency sounds and vibrating notifications that work by way of traditional alarms. Alerting systems can be used for alarm clocks, doorbells, door knocks, phone calls, baby monitors, weather alerts, motion detectors, smoke alarms, and a wide range of other traditional alerting technologies.

NC DHHS: Telecommunications Access for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing


Input: [Technology] Assistive Listening Devices (ALDs) [Providers] Williams Sound Digi-Wave System [Description]

Output: ALDs assist people who are deaf and hard of hearing with everyday communication. This technology allows the user to overcome the negative effects of background noise and distance to offer the user better hearing in everyday situations.

NC DHHS: Telecommunications Access for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing


Input: [Technology] Instant Messaging (IM) [Providers] AIM Hangouts Skype Messenger Yahoo! Messenger [Description]

Output: Instant Messaging is a form of real-time communication between two or more people based on typed text. The text is conveyed via computers or wireless device connected over a network such as the Internet.

NC DHHS: Telecommunications Access for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing


Input: [Technology] Internet Captioned Telephone Service [Providers] CapTel Clear Caption Hamilton Mobile CapTel [Description]

Output: Make and receive phone calls using a telephone that displays real-time captions of phone conversations visible on your computer’s Internet browser or on a screen embedded on the base of your telephone.

NC DHHS: Telecommunications Access for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing


Input: [Technology] Internet Relay (IP Relay) [Providers] i711.com Sprint IP Relay [Description]

Output: A telephone relay service that links your telephone with a specialized program for personal computers, laptops, mobile phones, or other devices capable of utilizing an IP Relay provider.

NC DHHS: Telecommunications Access for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing


Input: [Technology] Telephone Relay Service (TRS) [Providers] Relay NC [Description]

Output: Allows people who are Deaf, Hard of Hearing, Deaf-Blind or Speech-Impaired to place calls to standard telephone users via a keyboard or assistive device.

NC DHHS: Telecommunications Access for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing


Input: [Technology] Video Chat (Videophone Chatting) [Providers] Hangouts ooVoo Skype Tango [Description]

Output: Interact in real time using audio and video technology by using a computer, tablet or wireless device.

NC DHHS: Telecommunications Access for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing


Input: [Technology] Video Relay Service (VRS) [Providers] Purple Sorenson Video Relay Service ZVRS Purple VRS ntouch Z5 for Android Z5 for IOS [Description]

Output: Allows non-signing individuals to communicate with people whose primary language is American Sign Language (ASL). You can use video conferencing equipment and sign language interpreters, or you can use your mobile device.

NC DHHS: Telecommunications Access for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing


Input: [Description] Quick, visual introduction to BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 at a high level [Resource]

Output: Introducing BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10

BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 Licensing - US


Input: [Description] Summary of new features, enhancements, and updates in BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 [Resource]

Output: What's New in BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 Quick Reference

BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 Licensing - US


Input: [Description] Introduction to BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 and its features Finding your way through the documentation Architecture [Resource]

Output: BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 Product Overview

BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 Licensing - US


Input: [Description] Descriptions of known issues and potential workarounds [Resource]

Output: BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 Release Notes

BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 Licensing - US


Input: [Description] System requirements Installation instructions [Resource]

Output: BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 Installation Guide

BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 Licensing - US


Input: [Description] Tool to estimate the hardware required to support a given workload for BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 version 10.1 [Resource]

Output: Capacity Calculator for BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10

BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 Licensing - US


Input: [Description] Software that is compatible with BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 version 10.1 [Resource]

Output: BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 Compatibility Matrix

BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 Licensing - US


Input: [Description] System requirements Upgrade instructions [Resource]

Output: BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 Upgrade Guide

BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 Licensing - US


Input: [Description] Descriptions of different types of licenses Instructions for activating licenses [Resource]

Output: BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 Licensing Guide

BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 Licensing - US


Input: [Description] Instructions for how to configure server components before you start administering users and their devices [Resource]

Output: BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 Configuration Guide

BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 Licensing - US


Input: [Description] Advanced administration for BlackBerry 10 devices and BlackBerry PlayBook tablets Instructions for creating user accounts, groups, roles, and administrator accounts Instructions for activating devices nstructions for creating and sending IT policies and profiles Instructions for managing apps on devices [Resource]

Output: BlackBerry Device Service Advanced Administration Guide

BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 Licensing - US


Input: [Description] Advanced administration for iOS devices and Android devices Instructions for creating user accounts, groups, and administrator accounts Instructions for activating devices Instructions for creating and sending IT policies and profiles Instructions for managing apps on devices Descriptions of IT policy rules for iOS devices and Android devices [Resource]

Output: Universal Device Service Advanced Administration Guide

BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 Licensing - US


Input: [Description] Basic administration for all supported device types, including BlackBerry 10 devices, BlackBerry PlayBook tablets, iOS devices, Android devices, and BlackBerry 7.1 and earlier devices Instructions for creating and managing user accounts in multiple Services Instructions for managing multiple devices for each user account [Resource]

Output: BlackBerry Management Studio Basic Administration Guide

BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 Licensing - US


Input: [Description] Descriptions of IT policy rules and profile settings for BlackBerry 10 devices and BlackBerry PlayBook tablets [Resource]

Output: BlackBerry Device Service Policy and Profile Reference Guide

BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 Licensing - US


Input: [Description] Description of the security maintained by the BlackBerry Device Service, BlackBerry Infrastructure, and BlackBerry 10 devices and BlackBerry PlayBook tablets to protect data and connections Description of the BlackBerry 10 OS Description of the BlackBerry PlayBook OS Description of how work data is protected on BlackBerry 10 devices and BlackBerry PlayBook tablets when you use the BlackBerry Device Service [Resource]

Output: BlackBerry Device Service Solution Security Technical Overview

BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 Licensing - US


Input: [Description] Description of how work data is protected on devices when you use the BlackBerry Bridge app Description of how work data is protected when it is in transit between a BlackBerry PlayBook tablet and a BlackBerry smartphone Description of attacks that the BlackBerry Bridge pairing process is designed to prevent [Resource]

Output: BlackBerry Bridge App Security Technical Overview

BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 Licensing - US


Input: Batch Processing [Enterprise Edition] Yes [Professional Edition]

Output: No


Input: Watch Folders [Enterprise Edition] Yes [Professional Edition]

Output: No


Input: Scan to DjVu using a TWAIN-compliant scanner [Enterprise Edition] No [Professional Edition]

Output: Yes


Input: Convert electronic documents from any Microsoft Windows PC [Enterprise Edition] Yes [Professional Edition]

Output: Yes


Input: Index with Microsoft Index Server [Enterprise Edition] Yes [Professional Edition]

Output: Yes


Input: Export full text of DjVu documents for indexing in third party Document Management Systems [Enterprise Edition] Yes [Professional Edition]

Output: No


Input: Native PDF to DjVu Conversion [Enterprise Edition] Yes [Professional Edition]

Output: No


Input: [Google Play description] Make purchases within the app Allows you to upgrade from the Free to Premium version of the app [App permissions title]

Output: In-app purchases

ESET Mobile Security for Android FAQ - ESET Knowledgebase


Input: [Google Play description] Edit your text messages (SMS or MMS), read your text messages (SMS or MMS), receive text messages (MMS), receive text messages (SMS), send SMS messages Allows access your and SMS logs to allow SMS Filter and to block text messages from your SMS history Used by ESET to monitor for commands such as lost password or when your device is marked as missing [App permissions title]

Output: Your messages

ESET Mobile Security for Android FAQ - ESET Knowledgebase


Input: [Google Play description] Draw over other apps Used to enable the lockscreen when your device is marked as missing [App permissions title]

Output: Other Application UI

ESET Mobile Security for Android FAQ - ESET Knowledgebase


Input: [Google Play description] Read your Web bookmarks and history, write web bookmarks and history Allows access your web browser history and bookmarks to activate the Wipe command to delete this data from your device if marked as missing Anti-Phishing analyzes URLs in your browsing history to determine if they are unsafe, and to protect against malicious websites attempting to acquire your sensitive information [App permissions title]

Output: Bookmarks and History

ESET Mobile Security for Android FAQ - ESET Knowledgebase


Input: [Google Play description] Delete all app cache data Used for Remote Wipe feature when your device is marking as missing [App permissions title]

Output: System Tools

ESET Mobile Security for Android FAQ - ESET Knowledgebase


Input: [Google Play description] Precise location (GPS and network-based) The app retrieves the location of your device to provide you its location when you mark it as missing and request it from an authorized device or from my.eset.com [App permissions title]

Output: Your location

ESET Mobile Security for Android FAQ - ESET Knowledgebase


Input: [Google Play description] Retrieve running apps Apps Audit feature allows you to see the permission levels of all your installed apps and which information they can access The Detection of Potentially Unwanted Apps feature uncovers apps that may do harm by exploiting your device data or functions The app collects names of files and applications on your device each time a scan is performed and uses this to provide you with information about potentially undesirable and harmful applications on your device [App permissions title]

Output: Your applications information

ESET Mobile Security for Android FAQ - ESET Knowledgebase


Input: [Google Play description] Add or modify calendar events and send email to guests without owners’ knowledge, modify your own contact card, read calendar events plus confidential information, read your own contact card Allows access to the calendar to delete it from your device when you activate the Wipe command If you use the SMS or Call Filter features, the app will access or collect the contacts on your device to allow you to block calls and text messages from specific contacts [App permissions title]

Output: Your personal information

ESET Mobile Security for Android FAQ - ESET Knowledgebase


Input: [Google Play description] Connect and disconnect from Wi-Fi, full network access Device Monitoring checks for turned on data or call roaming, the Wi-Fi you are connected to, or the available memory [App permissions title]

Output: Network communication

ESET Mobile Security for Android FAQ - ESET Knowledgebase


Input: [Google Play description] Directly call phone numbers, read phone status and identify, reroute outgoing calls For the features Call Filter, Group Blocking and Block Last Caller, the app accesses your phone settings to block incoming calls from contacts that you have previously chosen to block and to modify the audio settings to increase the device volume if you use the Siren command [App permissions title]

Output: Phone calls

ESET Mobile Security for Android FAQ - ESET Knowledgebase


Input: [Google Play description] Modify your contacts, read call log, read your contacts, write call log For the features SMS Filter and Call Filter, the app accesses your contacts, call logs and SMS logs to allow you to block calls and text messages from your call and SMS history [App permissions title]

Output: Your social information

ESET Mobile Security for Android FAQ - ESET Knowledgebase


Input: [Google Play description] Read the contents of your USB storage The app accesses your SD card contents to scan for malware [App permissions title]

Output: Storage

ESET Mobile Security for Android FAQ - ESET Knowledgebase


Input: [Google Play description] Add or remove accounts Allows the Remote Wipe feature to remove personal accounts from the device when marked as missing [App permissions title]

Output: Your accounts

ESET Mobile Security for Android FAQ - ESET Knowledgebase


Input: [Google Play description] Disable your screen lock Used to secure the lockscreen when your device is marked as missing [App permissions title]

Output: Lock screen

ESET Mobile Security for Android FAQ - ESET Knowledgebase


Input: [Google Play description] Modify or delete the contents of your USB storage Remote Wipe feature to delete all your contacts, messages, removable memory card data and personal contents from the SD card in the device when you use the Wipe command [App permissions title]

Output: Storage

ESET Mobile Security for Android FAQ - ESET Knowledgebase


Input: [Google Play description] Prevent tablet from sleeping For functions or remote commands that run in the background regardless of whether the device is sleeping or not (for example, Remote Wipe, GPS Tracking, Scheduled scan etc.) [App permissions title]

Output: Affects Battery

ESET Mobile Security for Android FAQ - ESET Knowledgebase


Input: [Google Play description] Run at startup The app collects names of files and applications on your device each time a scan is performed and uses this to provide you with information about potentially undesirable and harmful applications [App permissions title]

Output: Your applications information

ESET Mobile Security for Android FAQ - ESET Knowledgebase


Input: [Google Play description] View Wi-Fi connections, view network connections The app determines if you are online when an Anti-Theft command is sent (Lock, Find, Siren, and Wipe) and allows you to save on data services by downloading virus signature database definitions and/or product updates on Wi-Fi connection only [App permissions title]

Output: Network communication

ESET Mobile Security for Android FAQ - ESET Knowledgebase


Input: [Google Play description] Find accounts on the device Basic user data so you can sign in to your accounts [App permissions title]

Output: Your accounts

ESET Mobile Security for Android FAQ - ESET Knowledgebase


Input: [Features] Post offers & demands [Premium Membership] Yes [Free Membership]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Reply to Offers & Demands [Premium Membership] Yes [Free Membership]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Send Messages [Premium Membership] Yes [Free Membership]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Post on the Forum [Premium Membership] Yes [Free Membership]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Network update by email each week [Premium Membership] Yes [Free Membership]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Access to Members Contact Details [Premium Membership] Yes [Free Membership]

Output: No


Input: [Features] Profile & offers detailed Analytics [Premium Membership] Yes [Free Membership]

Output: No


Input: [Features] Invite Members to your Network [Premium Membership] Yes [Free Membership]

Output: No


Input: [Features] Read Direct Messages Received [Premium Membership] Yes [Free Membership]

Output: No


Input: [Features] Reply to Direct Messages [Premium Membership] Yes [Free Membership]

Output: No


Input: [Features] Search traders, offers by species [Premium Membership] Yes [Free Membership]

Output: No


Input: [Features] Cost [Premium Membership] USD 200/Year [Free Membership]

Output: Free


Input: [Feature] Recording history [Browser Based UI] Yes [Minimal UI]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Metadata [Browser Based UI] Yes [Minimal UI]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Playback [Browser Based UI] Inbuilt Flash based player [Minimal UI]

Output: System default player


Input: [Feature] Renaming of Files [Browser Based UI] Yes [Minimal UI]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Editing of Tags [Browser Based UI] Yes [Minimal UI]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Search/Sort/Filter [Browser Based UI] Yes [Minimal UI]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Web service Integration [Browser Based UI] Yes [Minimal UI]

Output: No


Input: [Resource] Chrome Browser from Google [Description]

Output: The fast, free browser from Google.

Toolbox Resources | Moultrie Creek Gazette


Input: [Resource] Dolphin Mobile Browser [Description]

Output: A full-featured mobile browser for iOS and Android tablets and phones.

Toolbox Resources | Moultrie Creek Gazette


Input: [Resource] Firefox Browser [Description]

Output: Firefox from Mozilla is available for Windows, Mac and Linux desktops as well as Android mobile devices.

Toolbox Resources | Moultrie Creek Gazette


Input: [Resource] Internet Explorer [Description]

Output: Internet Explorer is the web browser built into all Windows desktop computers.

Toolbox Resources | Moultrie Creek Gazette


Input: [Resource] Microsoft Edge Browser [Description]

Output: Microsoft's new Edge browser is available with Windows 10.

Toolbox Resources | Moultrie Creek Gazette


Input: [Resource] Opera browser - The fast, safe web browser [Description]

Output: Opera offers both desktop and mobile browsers for almost every operating system.

Toolbox Resources | Moultrie Creek Gazette


Input: [Resource] Opera Coast for iPhone and iPad [Description]

Output: This free web browser offers both features and style. Simple taps and swipes make it easy to navigate with a presentation that rivals newsreaders such as Flipboard.

Toolbox Resources | Moultrie Creek Gazette


Input: [Resource] Opera Mini [Description]

Output: Opera Mini is one of the world’s most popular web browsers that works on almost any phone or tablet.

Toolbox Resources | Moultrie Creek Gazette


Input: [Resource] Safari - for Apple and iOS devices [Description]

Output: Safari is Apple's standard browser for their desktop and mobile devices.

Toolbox Resources | Moultrie Creek Gazette


Input: [0] Application-Aware L7 load balancing [KEMP LoadMaster-for-Azure] Yes [Azure Load Balancer]

Output: No

Cloud Load Balancer for Microsoft Azure Cloud Platform & Hosting


Input: [0] Application High Availability [KEMP LoadMaster-for-Azure] Yes using GEO [Azure Load Balancer]

Output: Yes using Traffic Manager

Cloud Load Balancer for Microsoft Azure Cloud Platform & Hosting


Input: [0] Application for Hybrid Scenario [KEMP LoadMaster-for-Azure] Yes using GEO [Azure Load Balancer]

Output: No

Cloud Load Balancer for Microsoft Azure Cloud Platform & Hosting


Input: [0] Balancing methods [KEMP LoadMaster-for-Azure] L4 / L7 [Azure Load Balancer]

Output: Round Robin Only

Cloud Load Balancer for Microsoft Azure Cloud Platform & Hosting


Input: [0] Server persistence [KEMP LoadMaster-for-Azure] L4 / L7 (Cookie and more) [Azure Load Balancer]

Output: No

Cloud Load Balancer for Microsoft Azure Cloud Platform & Hosting


Input: [0] SSL Termination/Offload [KEMP LoadMaster-for-Azure] Yes [Azure Load Balancer]

Output: No

Cloud Load Balancer for Microsoft Azure Cloud Platform & Hosting


Input: [0] VM Resource Availability Awareness [KEMP LoadMaster-for-Azure] Yes [Azure Load Balancer]

Output: No

Cloud Load Balancer for Microsoft Azure Cloud Platform & Hosting


Input: [RTX/RTX64] ✔ [Benefit] Productivity

Output: Single common Integrated Development Environment & world-class Microsoft Windows

Key Characteristics of an SMP-Embedded Solution


Input: [RTX/RTX64] ✔ [Benefit] Scalability & Maintainability

Output: Single real-time subsystem instance executes directly on multiple assigned processors

Key Characteristics of an SMP-Embedded Solution


Input: [RTX/RTX64] ✔ [Benefit] Control

Output: All resources visible to all real-time processes

Key Characteristics of an SMP-Embedded Solution


Input: [RTX/RTX64] ✔ [Benefit] Control & Performance

Output: Schedule real-time threads across multiple processors or dedicate certain logic to specific cores

Key Characteristics of an SMP-Embedded Solution


Input: [RTX/RTX64] ✔ [Benefit] Quality & Performance

Output: Direct access to shared data without additional copies and IPC usage

Key Characteristics of an SMP-Embedded Solution


Input: [RTX/RTX64] ✔ [Benefit] Scalability & Performance

Output: Minimize system memory requirements (footprint/power usage)

Key Characteristics of an SMP-Embedded Solution


Input: [Bare streams] $ wine foo.exe [Wineconsole with user backend] $ wineconsole -- --backend=user foo.exe $ wineconsole foo.exe You can also use --backend=curses as an option [Function]

Output: How to run (assuming executable is called foo.exe)

WineHQ - Text mode programs (CUI: Console User Interface)


Input: [Bare streams] Yes [Wineconsole with user backend] Yes Yes [Function]

Output: Good support for line oriented CUI applications (which print information line after line)

WineHQ - Text mode programs (CUI: Console User Interface)


Input: [Bare streams] No [Wineconsole with user backend] Yes Yes [Function]

Output: Good support for full screen CUI applications (including but not limited to color support, mouse support...)

WineHQ - Text mode programs (CUI: Console User Interface)


Input: [Bare streams] Yes [Wineconsole with user backend] No Yes [Function]

Output: Can be run even if X11 is not running

WineHQ - Text mode programs (CUI: Console User Interface)


Input: [Bare streams] Maps the standard Windows streams to the standard Unix streams (stdin/stdout/stderr) [Wineconsole with user backend] wineconsole will create a new window (hence requiring the user32 DLL is available) where all information will be displayed wineconsole will use existing Unix console (from which the program is run) and with the help of the curses/ncurses library take control of all the terminal surface for interacting with the user [Function]

Output: Implementation

WineHQ - Text mode programs (CUI: Console User Interface)


Input: Will produce strange behavior if two (or more) Windows consoles are used on the same Un*x terminal. [Function]

Output: Known limitations

WineHQ - Text mode programs (CUI: Console User Interface)


Input: [Date] 17 June 2006 [Description]

Output: Corrected fortran library support email address listings on all pages, updated copyright date on all pages, and separated the 2003-2006 what's new items into separate sections (links above).


Input: [Date] 11 June 2006 [Description]

Output: The weekend was spent upgrading computer systems so no time was available to explore PHP-Nuke (and as you may have noticed some imbecile defaced it within a few days of installation).


Input: [Date] 4 June 2006 [Description]

Output: While it doesn't visually appear that much progress was made this week, I can assure you that a huge amount of work was accomplished in a trial install of PHP-Nuke. New links added to the new directory and manage buttons on the splash page. This takes you to the PHP-Nuke application. No tailoring has been done yet.


Input: [Date] 29 May 2006 [Description]

Output: Added database manage function on the main page. Also added a test search tool with a sample books SQL database table. It is accessible from the directory section. It will require a considerable amount of work to duplicate the current site structure. No decision has been made as to whether this is the final tool set.


Input: [Date] 27 May 2006 [Description]

Output: Completed transfer of the main site (Fortran Library) to a new ISP. Since multiple sites are hosted at this same address, it will take some time to complete the transfer of the other web sites.


Input: [Date] 19 May 2006 [Description]

Output: Corrected webmaster and contact email addresses in main, contact, and what's new sections. Other sections still point to the old address (that is still active). For cost efficiency reasons and because the current provider limits software capabilities at the present subscription level, we are exploring an ISP change, so no significant changes will be made prior to that change being implemented.


Input: [Date] 14 May 2006 [Description]

Output: Corrected link on the splash page to the NAG paper on Fortran 2000 (2003).


Input: [Date] 13 May 2006 [Description]

Output: You may have noticed some change activity in recent days. We are considering implementation of a database system with membership access control so that user's can submit inputs directly. Some test code may be installed as we explore various database options. Before it is put into production, user's will be asked to test the new interface for suitability. If a suitable low cost solution cannot be found, consideration will be given to development of a more advanced, tailored solution ($). Changed the link for the reference manuals back to the HP/Compaq Visual Fortran manuals since they are in html rather than PDF and are more usable from the net.


Input: [Date] 9 May 2006 [Description]

Output: We have moved the Google Ads to the seach section and implemented Google search Ads as well. We have implemented these as text-only ads to minimize download times over dialup. Hopefully, these aren't too objectionable. The site actually did have ads when it was originally started in ~1998, however they were not sufficienly lucrative to justify the negative impact to dialup performance.


Input: [Date] 7 May 2006 [Description]

Output: Added Google Ads leader at the top of the splash page. Changed broken link for reference manuals on the index page to point to the Intel Visual Fortran manuals for version 9. This is in PDF rather than html as were the Compaq manuals.


Input: [Date] 6 May 2006 [Description]

Output: ISP decided to migrate once again. There remains some issues with various CGIs. Work will continue to correct these errors


Input: [Feature] Share Excel spreadsheets over the web instantly [BadBlue EE] Yes [BadBlue PE]

Output: Preview only

BadBlue Enterprise Edition (EE) - business collaboration server for easy file searching and sharing over the web


Input: [Feature] Publish Word data to the web instantly [BadBlue EE] Yes [BadBlue PE]

Output: Preview only

BadBlue Enterprise Edition (EE) - business collaboration server for easy file searching and sharing over the web


Input: [Feature] Publish Access data to the web instantly [BadBlue EE] Yes [BadBlue PE]

Output: Preview only

BadBlue Enterprise Edition (EE) - business collaboration server for easy file searching and sharing over the web


Input: [Feature] Supports full-text search of shared files [BadBlue EE] Yes [BadBlue PE]

Output: Preview only

BadBlue Enterprise Edition (EE) - business collaboration server for easy file searching and sharing over the web


Input: [Feature] Bookmark database data in a browser with LiveSQL [BadBlue EE] Yes [BadBlue PE]

Output: Preview only

BadBlue Enterprise Edition (EE) - business collaboration server for easy file searching and sharing over the web


Input: [Feature] Banner ad-free [BadBlue EE] Yes [BadBlue PE]

Output: No

BadBlue Enterprise Edition (EE) - business collaboration server for easy file searching and sharing over the web


Input: [Feature] Customize system tray menus [BadBlue EE] Yes [BadBlue PE]

Output: No

BadBlue Enterprise Edition (EE) - business collaboration server for easy file searching and sharing over the web


Input: [Feature] Schedule up to 100 daily, weekly or monthly jobs [BadBlue EE] Yes [BadBlue PE]

Output: No

BadBlue Enterprise Edition (EE) - business collaboration server for easy file searching and sharing over the web


Input: [Feature] Encode PHP & CGI's before distributing them [BadBlue EE] Yes [BadBlue PE]

Output: No

BadBlue Enterprise Edition (EE) - business collaboration server for easy file searching and sharing over the web


Input: [Name] Best practices for open source (FLOSS) [Description]

Output: Best practices for open source (FLOSS)

Working Groups | Your ICT Collaboration Portal


Input: [Name] Business Models & SLAs [Description]

Output: Business Models & SLAs

Working Groups | Your ICT Collaboration Portal


Input: [Name] Collecting Use Cases [Description]

Output: Collecting Use Cases

Working Groups | Your ICT Collaboration Portal


Input: [Name] Common Cloud Ontologies [Description]

Output: This group collects ontologies developed by different cloud projects, and creates a set of common ontologies to support interoperability in clouds.

Working Groups | Your ICT Collaboration Portal


Input: [Name] Coordination of contribution to Standards [Description]

Output: Coordination of contribution to Standards

Working Groups | Your ICT Collaboration Portal


Input: [Name] Coordination of Dissemination Activities [Description]

Output: Coordination of Dissemination Activities

Working Groups | Your ICT Collaboration Portal


Input: [Name] CWG Leaders [Description]

Output: An area for the leaders of the Collaborative Working Groups

Working Groups | Your ICT Collaboration Portal


Input: [Name] Data management and storage [Description]

Output: Data management and storage

Working Groups | Your ICT Collaboration Portal


Input: [Name] Formal Methods for SOA and Future Internet [Description]

Output: Formal Methods for SOA and Future Internet

Working Groups | Your ICT Collaboration Portal


Input: [Name] Future Internet Assembly [Description]

Output: Future Internet Assembly

Working Groups | Your ICT Collaboration Portal


Input: [Name] Hola! Portal Feedback [Description]

Output: Hola! Portal Feedback

Working Groups | Your ICT Collaboration Portal


Input: [Name] Internet of Services in the Common Strategic Framework - CSF [Description]

Output: Internet of Services in CSF - introduction

Working Groups | Your ICT Collaboration Portal


Input: [Name] Knowledge Management [Description]

Output: Knowledge Management

Working Groups | Your ICT Collaboration Portal


Input: [Name] Online Consultations: Internet of Services towards Horizon 2020 FP [Description]

Output: The Internet of Services towards Horizon 2020

Working Groups | Your ICT Collaboration Portal


Input: [Name] QoS & SLAs [Description]

Output: QoS & SLAs

Working Groups | Your ICT Collaboration Portal


Input: [Name] Semantics [Description]

Output: Semantics

Working Groups | Your ICT Collaboration Portal


Input: [Name] Service Architectures [Description]

Output: For the moment, collaboration in this working group follows the activities of the NEXOF-RA project

Working Groups | Your ICT Collaboration Portal


Input: [Name] Service Engineering [Description]

Output: Service Engineering

Working Groups | Your ICT Collaboration Portal


Input: [Name] Service Front Ends [Description]

Output: Service Front Ends

Working Groups | Your ICT Collaboration Portal


Input: [Name] Trust & Security [Description]

Output: Trust & Security

Working Groups | Your ICT Collaboration Portal


Input: [Name] Virtualised Service Platforms [Description]

Output: Virtualised Service Platforms

Working Groups | Your ICT Collaboration Portal


Input: [Target of Skip Link] Simple empty named anchor - no table [IE6 Keyboard] No * [JAWS 5.0] Yes [HPR 3.02] Yes [Opera] Yes [NN 7] Yes [W-E 4.50]

Output: Yes


Input: [Target of Skip Link] Named anchor in a table cell [IE6 Keyboard] Yes [JAWS 5.0] Yes [HPR 3.02] Yes [Opera] Yes [NN 7] Yes [W-E 4.50]

Output: No


Input: [Target of Skip Link] Heading with ID [IE6 Keyboard] No [JAWS 5.0] Yes [HPR 3.02] Yes [Opera] Yes [NN 7] Yes [W-E 4.50]

Output: Yes


Input: [Target of Skip Link] DIV with ID [IE6 Keyboard] No [JAWS 5.0] Yes [HPR 3.02] Yes [Opera] Yes [NN 7] Yes [W-E 4.50]

Output: Yes


Input: [Target of Skip Link] Named anchor which is an empty link [IE6 Keyboard] Yes [JAWS 5.0] Yes [HPR 3.02] Yes [Opera] No [NN 7] Yes [W-E 4.50]

Output: Yes


Input: [Target of Skip Link] Use Span with width=100% [IE6 Keyboard] Yes [JAWS 5.0] Yes [HPR 3.02] Yes [Opera] Yes [NN 7] Yes [W-E 4.50]

Output: No


Input: Check account balances [Mobile Apps] Yes [Mobile Browser] Yes [Text Banking]

Output: Yes


Input: Make a deposit with Mobile Deposit [Mobile Apps] Yes [Mobile Browser] No [Text Banking]

Output: No


Input: Review transaction history [Mobile Apps] Yes [Mobile Browser] Yes [Text Banking]

Output: Yes


Input: Transfer funds between accounts [Mobile Apps] Yes [Mobile Browser] Yes [Text Banking]

Output: No


Input: Transfer funds to a regular loan payment [Mobile Apps] Yes [Mobile Browser] Yes [Text Banking]

Output: No


Input: Pay individuals with Popmoney [Mobile Apps] Yes [Mobile Browser] Yes [Text Banking]

Output: No


Input: Pay bills with BillPay (to existing vendors) [Mobile Apps] Yes [Mobile Browser] Yes [Text Banking]

Output: No


Input: Find a branch or ATM [Mobile Apps] Yes [Mobile Browser] Yes [Text Banking]

Output: Yes


Input: [Component] acedrg [Mac OS X 64-bit] yes [Linux 32-bit] yes [Linux 64-bit] yes [Windows] yes [Description]

Output: added ccp4i task interface


Input: [Mac OS X 64-bit] yes [Linux 32-bit] yes [Linux 64-bit] yes [Windows] yes [Description]

Output: further improvements


Input: [Component] ample [Mac OS X 64-bit] yes [Linux 32-bit] yes [Linux 64-bit] yes [Windows] yes [Description]

Output: fixed executable path


Input: [Component] ccp4-base [Mac OS X 64-bit] yes [Linux 32-bit] yes [Linux 64-bit] yes [Windows] yes [Description]

Output: fixed setup script to unset unnecessary system variables


Input: [Component] ccp4i [Mac OS X 64-bit] yes [Linux 32-bit] yes [Linux 64-bit] yes [Windows] yes [Description]

Output: added acedrg


Input: [Component] ccp4-progs [Mac OS X 64-bit] yes [Linux 32-bit] yes [Linux 64-bit] yes [Windows] yes [Description]

Output: in pdbcur, added options to remove chain, TER record etc


Input: [Component] crank2 [Mac OS X 64-bit] yes [Linux 32-bit] yes [Linux 64-bit] yes [Windows] yes [Description]

Output: fixed interaction with pdbcur


Input: [Component] documentation [Mac OS X 64-bit] yes [Linux 32-bit] yes [Linux 64-bit] yes [Windows] yes [Description]

Output: updated for pdbcur and privateer


Input: [Component] libccp4 [Mac OS X 64-bit] yes [Linux 32-bit] yes [Linux 64-bit] yes [Windows] yes [Description]

Output: fixed ccp4 versioning, which, in particular, affected privateer


Input: [Component] privateer [Mac OS X 64-bit] yes [Linux 32-bit] yes [Linux 64-bit] yes [Windows] yes [Description]

Output: minor changes for i2


Input: [Component] xia2 [Mac OS X 64-bit] yes [Linux 32-bit] yes [Linux 64-bit] yes [Windows] - [Description]

Output: fixed -3d option


Input: [Format] RDF XML [Content Type] application/rdf+xml [CrossRef] Yes [mEDRA] Yes [DataCite]

Output: Yes


Input: [Format] RDF Turtle [Content Type] text/turtle [CrossRef] Yes [mEDRA] Yes [DataCite]

Output: Yes


Input: [Format] Citeproc JSON [Content Type] application/vnd.citationstyles.csl+json [CrossRef] Yes [mEDRA] Yes [DataCite]

Output: Yes


Input: [Format] Formatted text citation [Content Type] text/x-bibliography [CrossRef] Yes [mEDRA] Yes [DataCite]

Output: Yes


Input: [Format] RIS [Content Type] application/x-research-info-systems [CrossRef] Yes [mEDRA] No [DataCite]

Output: Yes


Input: [Format] BibTeX [Content Type] application/x-bibtex [CrossRef] Yes [mEDRA] Yes [DataCite]

Output: Yes


Input: [Format] CrossRef Unixref XML [Content Type] application/vnd.crossref.unixref+xml [CrossRef] Yes [mEDRA] No [DataCite]

Output: No


Input: [Format] DataCite XML [Content Type] application/vnd.datacite.datacite+xml [CrossRef] No [mEDRA] No [DataCite]

Output: Yes


Input: [Format] ONIX for DOI [Content Type] application/vnd.medra.onixdoi+xml [CrossRef] No [mEDRA] Yes [DataCite]

Output: No


Input: [Description] Website pages are not being displayed correctly or if you are not able to get a rate. [Email] techsupport@comparasave.com [Category]

Output: Technical Issues


Input: [Description] You have feedback regarding the ComparaSave.com service. [Email] contactus@comparasave.com [Category]

Output: Comments and Feedback


Input: [Description] You are a member of the media and have an inquiry. [Email] media@comparasave.com [Category]

Output: Media


Input: [Description] You would like to connect with a member of our Marketing staff. [Email] marketing@comparasave.com [Category]

Output: Marketing


Input: [Description] You are a broker or an agent and would like to learn more about the ComparaSave.com service. [Email] applications@comparasave.com [Category]

Output: Brokers and Agents


Input: [Description] You would like to learn more about ComparaSave.com’s Affiliate Partner program. [Email] affiliate@comparasave.com [Category]

Output: Affiliates and Partners


Input: [Description] For all other and general inquiries [Email] contactus@comparasave.com [Category]

Output: General Inquiries


Input: [Scenario] Installing PST Capture [Permissions required]

Output: Local administrator privileges on the computer where you want to install the PST Capture Console or PST Capture agent.

Installing & Using the Microsoft PST Capture Tool–Part 1… — www.telnetport25.com


Input: [Scenario] Searching for PSTs [Permissions required]

Output: You must be logged on with local administrator privileges on the computer where you run the PST Capture Console.

Installing & Using the Microsoft PST Capture Tool–Part 1… — www.telnetport25.com


Input: [Scenario] Importing PSTs to mailboxes in your Exchange Online (Office 365) organization [Permissions required]

Output: You must be logged on with local administrator privileges on the computer where you run the PST Capture Console. The user account you specify on the Online Connection Settings tab of the PST Capture settings must be assigned the Organization Management role.

Installing & Using the Microsoft PST Capture Tool–Part 1… — www.telnetport25.com


Input: [Scenario] Importing PSTs to mailboxes in your Exchange Online (BPOS) organization [Permissions required]

Output: You must be logged on with local administrator privileges on the computer where you run the PST Capture Console. The user account you specify on the Online Connection Settings tab of the PST Capture settings must be an Exchange Online administrator account.

Installing & Using the Microsoft PST Capture Tool–Part 1… — www.telnetport25.com


Input: [Scenario] Importing PSTs to mailboxes in your on-premises organization [Permissions required]

Output: You must be logged on with local administrator privileges on the computer where you run the PST Capture Console. The user account that the PST Capture Central Service uses must be mailbox-enabled. The user account that the PST Capture Central Service uses must be assigned the Public Folder Management role in your Exchange organization.

Installing & Using the Microsoft PST Capture Tool–Part 1… — www.telnetport25.com


Input: [Scenario] Importing PSTs to archive mailboxes in your on-premises organization [Permissions required]

Output: You must be logged on with local administrator privileges on the computer where you run the PST Capture Console. The user account that the PST Capture Central Service uses must be mailbox-enabled. The user account that the PST Capture Central Service uses must be assigned the Organization Management role in your Exchange organization.

Installing & Using the Microsoft PST Capture Tool–Part 1… — www.telnetport25.com


Input: [Bug] 53465 [Area] Topic/Inline Editor [Description]

Output: Back Slashes are displayed incorrectly in Lingo.


Input: [Bug] 53492 [Area] Align [Description]

Output: Attempting to Align the attached files gives no result.


Input: [Bug] 37314 [Area] UI [Description]

Output: Can no longer scroll the list if you click on the 'Source' side


Input: [Bug] 52702 [Area] General [Description]

Output: Segments which were intentionally NOT translated and marked as "Accepted" in previous versions become "Untranslated" when upgrading


Input: [Bug] 19463 [Area] File List [Description]

Output: Filter settings in file list is not remembered between Lingo sessions


Input: [Bug] 53395 [Area] Project Packager [Description]

Output: Trados 2007 translated bundle causes background thread error when brought into Lingo V6


Input: [Bug] 54879 [Area] Import/New/Open Project [Description]

Output: topic file in project segments incorrectly in Lingo and results in incorrectly formed XML topic when exported to Flare project


Input: [Bug] 55748 [Area] Diff [Description]

Output: Setting the minimum matches for suggestions to 100% is not working correctly after doing a Diff (Project Update)


Input: [Bug] 32271 [Area] Import/New/Open Project [Description]

Output: Vietnamese is not in the list of Target Languages when creating a new project


Input: [Bug] 50372 [Area] Align [Description]

Output: Lingo Align Tool dropped spaces in MS Word documents


Input: [Bug] 50851 [Area] Import/New/Open Project [Description]

Output: "Support Right to Left languages(E.g. Arabic or Hebrew)


Input: [Bug] 55806 [Area] Import/New/Open Project [Description]

Output: We need to ensure that always contains elements


Input: [Bug] 41387 [Area] TermBase [Description]

Output: importing this particular TBX fails with an error


Input: [Bug] 50473 [Area] Exporting [Description]

Output: After translating the indexmap, the change to a segment does not get rendered after exporting the target back to Flare


Input: [Bug] 52271 [Area] Import TMX [Description]

Output: Comments show up in the Translation Memory causing the TM not to work on those segments


Input: [Bug] 52297 [Area] TermBase Pane [Description]

Output: Translating segments becomes impossible with the TermBase window open


Input: [Bug] 52550 [Area] Diff [Description]

Output: Problem in Background thread: The span start tag on line 7 position 25 does not match the end tag of 'p'. Line 8 positon 11


Input: [Bug] 43892 [Area] Topic/Inline Editor [Description]

Output: Lingo doesn’t trim preceding spaces in segments


Input: [Bug] 38207 [Area] Diff [Description]

Output: If files are read only (for example, have been checked into source control) a System Unauthorized Access Exception error is thown


Input: [Bug] 51994 [Area] Align [Description]

Output: Align will go through the process of aligning files with no encoding, but will not bring up the file in the File Map pane


Input: [Bug] 52436 [Area] Import/New/Open Project [Description]

Output: Inline snippets are not shown in Lingo UI to be translated


Input: [Bug] 53387 [Area] File List [Description]

Output: When the status of a topic is set to "Reviewed". It does not change to "in progess" when the topic is changed in Flare


Input: [Bug] 54807 [Area] Diff [Description]

Output: Deleted topics are not removed from Lingo project after an update


Input: [Bug] 53783 [Area] Topic/Inline Editor [Description]

Output: Crash when switching to second page after accepting multiple translations


Input: [Bug] 50829 [Area] Exporting [Description]

Output: Unable to export project to MS Word


Input: [Bug] 39868 [Area] Topic/Inline Editor [Description]

Output: translations can be accepted with mismatched tags under some circumstances


Input: [Bug] 40422 [Area] Exporting [Description]

Output: Lingo does not export conditions for non-Flare files


Input: [Bug] 40428 [Area] Diff [Description]

Output: Changes in Project Properties are not found by Lingo when Updating a project


Input: [Bug] 40490 [Area] Exporting [Description]

Output: Spaces missing after exporting project to Flare


Input: [Bug] 40771 [Area] SRX Editor [Description]

Output: modify default segmentation rules for certain abbreviations


Input: [Bug] 52479 [Area] Exporting [Description]

Output: Weird characters show in element of the xlf (xliff) bundle package affecting SDL Studio


Input: [Bug] 25948 [Area] TM Editor [Description]

Output: There needs to be a way to delete a translation memory database from the GUI


Input: [Bug] 54547 [Area] Project Packager [Description]

Output: "When merging the bundle to the project it throws an error. Of ""background thread: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.[System.NullReferenceException]"""


Input: [Bug] 52690 [Area] Import/New/Open Project [Description]

Output: Lingo v6 segmentation of some files with line breaks , colons (:) and semicolons (;) causes error: "The tags in the translation are out of order"


Input: [Bug] 55546 [Area] Diff [Description]

Output: We get a background thread error when updating the Lingo project(Flare project included)


Input: [Bug] 49818 [Area] Topic/Inline Editor [Description]

Output: Using a Denmark keyboard, characters that require the use of the [AltGr] key cannot be entered into the editor. Characters include @ Ј $ Ђ { [ ] } |


Input: [Bug] 50043 [Area] TM SQL [Description]

Output: Words which are the same for source and target cannot be uploaded to the Translation Memory


Input: [Bug] 52326 [Area] Import/New/Open Project [Description]

Output: A snippet file does not show in the File List in Lingo if the snippets has content only within the HTML element


Input: [Bug] 51327 [Area] Tools / Options [Description]

Output: No option to automatically accept all "Exact Matches" for segments in Lingo


Input: [Bug] 53272 [Area] Import/New/Open Project [Description]

Output: Lingo is converting into segments that look like "=> p.1 ff" - After exporting back to Flare, the XML is invalid


Input: [Bug] 52591 [Area] Import/New/Open Project [Description]

Output: "When opening a topic in the Translation Editor and there is a mismatched segment as the first segment, nothing is shown in the translation field


Input: [Bug] 46546 [Area] File List [Description]

Output: Opening a file for editing does not keep the file in the file list highlighted


Input: [Bug] 55639 [Area] Import/New/Open Project [Description]

Output: When importing a german topic, the abbreviation u. v. a. gets split up into different segments


Input: [Bug] 54613 [Area] Project Packager [Description]

Output: Special characters are converted into an hmtl code when creating a translation bundle


Input: [Bug] 55248 [Area] Import/New/Open Project [Description]

Output: Upgrading Lingo v5 project to current version project causes error "The tags in the translation and in the original do not match"


Input: [Bug] 43555 [Area] Diff [Description]

Output: Lingo needs to IGNORE SVN folders when doing project UPDATES


Input: [Bug] 52357 [Area] Project Packager [Description]

Output: If the Bundle has additional root folders between the .zip and the translated files, you get a no relevent files message when importing the bundle back into the project


Input: [Bug] 52464 [Area] Import/New/Open Project [Description]

Output: Spell-Checking tool is no longer available for projects set to Spanish (Mexico) (and other sub-languages as well) when it was available previously


Input: [Features] Stop Hackers [Website AntiVirus] Yes [Website Firewall]

Output: Yes

Sucuri: CloudProxy Website Firewall | WAF | DDoS Protection | Malware Prevention


Input: [Features] DDOS Mitigation [Website AntiVirus] Yes [Website Firewall]

Output: Yes

Sucuri: CloudProxy Website Firewall | WAF | DDoS Protection | Malware Prevention


Input: [Features] Performance Optimization [Website AntiVirus] Yes [Website Firewall]

Output: Yes

Sucuri: CloudProxy Website Firewall | WAF | DDoS Protection | Malware Prevention


Input: [Features] Web Application Firewall [Website AntiVirus] Yes [Website Firewall]

Output: Yes

Sucuri: CloudProxy Website Firewall | WAF | DDoS Protection | Malware Prevention


Input: [Features] Malware Detection [Website AntiVirus] Yes [Website Firewall]

Output: No

Sucuri: CloudProxy Website Firewall | WAF | DDoS Protection | Malware Prevention


Input: [Features] Malware Cleanup [Website AntiVirus] Yes [Website Firewall]

Output: No

Sucuri: CloudProxy Website Firewall | WAF | DDoS Protection | Malware Prevention


Input: [Features] Blacklist Removal [Website AntiVirus] Yes [Website Firewall]

Output: No

Sucuri: CloudProxy Website Firewall | WAF | DDoS Protection | Malware Prevention


Input: [Features] Find Out More [Website AntiVirus] LEARN MORE [Website Firewall]

Output: SIGNUP

Sucuri: CloudProxy Website Firewall | WAF | DDoS Protection | Malware Prevention


Input: [Feature] Analyze existing installations [Trial] Yes [Professional] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Standard]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Monitor installation of new programs [Trial] Yes [Professional] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Standard]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Add a program to installed programs list for analysis and uninstall [Trial] Yes [Professional] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Standard]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Completely, and thoroughly uninstall analyzed or monitored programs [Trial] Yes [Professional] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Standard]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Cleaner Module [Trial] Yes [Professional] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Standard]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Autorun manager [Trial] Yes [Professional] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Standard]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Transfer programs from one computer to another [Trial] Yes [Professional] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Standard]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Export installed or monitored programs list [Trial] Yes [Professional] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Standard]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Backup the uninstalled program [Trial] Yes [Professional] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Standard]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Restore from backup the uninstalled program [Trial] Yes [Professional] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Standard]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Export registry for uninstall or re-install [Trial] No [Professional] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Standard]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Export detected changes [Trial] No [Professional] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Standard]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Group programs in folders [Trial] Yes [Professional] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Standard]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Search in detected changes [Trial] No [Professional] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Standard]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Agent to notify launched setup programs [Trial] Yes [Professional] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Standard]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Merge installation logs [Trial] No [Professional] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Standard]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Compare system snapshots [Trial] No [Professional] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Standard]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Create custom profiles (analyze, scan, compare, uninstall, clean) [Trial] No [Professional] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Standard]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Run in a virtual machine [Trial] No [Professional] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Standard]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Export detected changes in XML format Samples [Trial] No [Professional] No [Ultimate] Yes [Standard]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Command line program supporting snapshot creation and program restoration [Trial] No [Professional] No [Ultimate] Yes [Standard]

Output: No


Input: [0] Easy service installation and removal [inittab] No [init.d] Yes [rc.local] No [/service] Yes [ttys]

Output: No


Input: [0] Easy first-time service startup [inittab] No [init.d] No [rc.local] No [/service] Yes [ttys]

Output: No


Input: [0] Reliable restarts [inittab] Yes [init.d] No [rc.local] No [/service] Yes [ttys]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Easy, reliable signalling [inittab] No [init.d] No [rc.local] No [/service] Yes [ttys]

Output: No


Input: [0] Clean process state [inittab] Yes [init.d] No [rc.local] No [/service] Yes [ttys]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Portability [inittab] No [init.d] No [rc.local] No [/service] Yes [ttys]

Output: No


Input: [ID] CIP-001-2a [Description] Sabotage Reporting [Purpose]

Output: Its purpose is to define how to handle disturbances or unusual occurrences, suspected or determined to be caused by sabotage. It indicates that companies need to define procedures and guides to handle sabotage and how to report them to the appropriate systems, governmental agencies, and regulatory bodies.

InfoSec Handlers Diary Blog - Internet Storm Center Diary 2012-10-06


Input: [ID] CIP-002-4a [Description] Cyber Security - Critical Cyber Asset Identification [Purpose]

Output: Its purpose is to require the identification and documentation of the Critical Cyber Assets associated with the Critical Assets that support the reliable operation of the Bulk Electric System. It must include at least one of the following characteristics: The Cyber Asset uses a routable protocol to communicate outside the Electronic Security Perimeter; or, The Cyber Asset uses a routable protocol within a control center; or, The Cyber Asset is dial-up accessible.

InfoSec Handlers Diary Blog - Internet Storm Center Diary 2012-10-06


Input: [ID] CIP-003-4 [Description] Cyber Security - Security Management Controls [Purpose]

Output: Its purpose is to create and mantain Cyber Security Policy, define Leadership of a senior manager to lead an manage the implementation of CIP standards, control exceptions to policy, define and implement access control measures, change control, configuration management and information protection methodologies.

InfoSec Handlers Diary Blog - Internet Storm Center Diary 2012-10-06


Input: [ID] CIP-004-4a [Description] Cyber Security - Personnel and Training [Purpose]

Output: It requires that personnel having authorized cyber or authorized unescorted physical access to Critical Cyber Assets obtained in CIP002-4a, including contractors and service vendors, have an appropriate level of personnel risk assessment, training, and security awareness as defined by the risk assessment model inside the company and in compliance with the Information Security Management System.

InfoSec Handlers Diary Blog - Internet Storm Center Diary 2012-10-06


Input: [ID] CIP-005-4a [Description] Cyber Security - Electronic Security Perimeter [Purpose]

Output: It requires the identification and protection of the Electronic Security Perimeter inside which all Critical Cyber Assets reside. This means placing controls like Firewalls that have specific support for the SCADA protocols being used, Application Whitelisting, IPS among many others. All those controls cannot induce or modify the protocol flow between all the SCADA entities in place.

InfoSec Handlers Diary Blog - Internet Storm Center Diary 2012-10-06


Input: [ID] CIP-006-4d [Description] Cyber Security - Physical Security of Critical Cyber Assets [Purpose]

Output: This standard is intended to ensure the implementation of a physical security program for the protection of Critical Cyber Assets. This include the implementation of physical controls like special locks, walls, biometric and the monitoring system checking all those controls for anomalies.

InfoSec Handlers Diary Blog - Internet Storm Center Diary 2012-10-06


Input: [ID] CIP-007-4 [Description] Cyber Security - Systems Security Management [Purpose]

Output: It requires Responsible Entities to define methods, processes, and procedures for securing those systems determined to be Critical Cyber Assets inside the Electronic Security Perimeter, like test procedures, security baseline for ports and services, security patch management, malicious software prevention, account management and security status monitoring.

InfoSec Handlers Diary Blog - Internet Storm Center Diary 2012-10-06


Input: [ID] CIP-008-4 [Description] Cyber Security - Incident Reporting and Response Planning [Purpose]

Output: It ensures the identification, classification, response, and reporting of Cyber Security Incidents related to Critical Cyber Assets. For more details on incident response, check NIST Computer Incident Response guide.

InfoSec Handlers Diary Blog - Internet Storm Center Diary 2012-10-06


Input: [ID] CIP-009-4 [Description] Cyber Security - Recovery plans for Critical Cyber Assets [Purpose]

Output: It that recovery plans are put in place for Critical Cyber Assets and that these plans follow established business continuity and disaster recovery techniques and practices

InfoSec Handlers Diary Blog - Internet Storm Center Diary 2012-10-06


Input: [Version] 0.1 [Status]

Output: Initial version

British English Word List for Spell Checkers - Curlew Communications


Input: [Version] 0.2 [Status]

Output: Lower case words beginning with letters a to c corrected

British English Word List for Spell Checkers - Curlew Communications


Input: [Version] 0.3 [Status]

Output: Lower case words beginning with letters a to i corrected

British English Word List for Spell Checkers - Curlew Communications


Input: [Version] 0.4 [Status]

Output: Lower case words beginning with letters a to n corrected

British English Word List for Spell Checkers - Curlew Communications


Input: [Version] 0.5 [Status]

Output: Lower case words beginning with letters a to q corrected

British English Word List for Spell Checkers - Curlew Communications


Input: [Version] 0.6 [Status]

Output: Lower case words beginning with letters a to z corrected

British English Word List for Spell Checkers - Curlew Communications


Input: [Version] 0.7 [Status]

Output: Lower case words beginning with letters a to z corrected (liase removed!)

British English Word List for Spell Checkers - Curlew Communications


Input: [Version] 0.8 [Status]

Output: Lower case word list a to z updated: Duplicates removed: dachshund, foreboding, garrottes

British English Word List for Spell Checkers - Curlew Communications


Input: [Property] name [Google Chrome] Yes [Safari] Yes [Opera] Yes [MSIE] Yes [Firefox]

Output: Yes

{errorception} blog: Error Object Compatibility Table


Input: [Property] message [Google Chrome] Yes [Safari] Yes [Opera] Yes [MSIE] Yes [Firefox]

Output: Yes

{errorception} blog: Error Object Compatibility Table


Input: [Property] stack [Google Chrome] Yes [Safari] Yes [Opera] Yes [MSIE] Yes (IE10+) [Firefox]

Output: Yes

{errorception} blog: Error Object Compatibility Table


Input: [Property] toString() [Google Chrome] Yes [Safari] Yes [Opera] Yes [MSIE] Yes [Firefox]

Output: Yes

{errorception} blog: Error Object Compatibility Table


Input: [Property] type [Google Chrome] Yes [Safari] No [Opera] No [MSIE] No [Firefox]

Output: No

{errorception} blog: Error Object Compatibility Table


Input: [Property] columnNumber [Google Chrome] No [Safari] No [Opera] No [MSIE] No [Firefox]

Output: Yes

{errorception} blog: Error Object Compatibility Table


Input: [Property] fileName [Google Chrome] No [Safari] No [Opera] No [MSIE] No [Firefox]

Output: Yes

{errorception} blog: Error Object Compatibility Table


Input: [Property] sourceURL [Google Chrome] No [Safari] Yes [Opera] No [MSIE] No [Firefox]

Output: No

{errorception} blog: Error Object Compatibility Table


Input: [Property] line [Google Chrome] No [Safari] Yes [Opera] No [MSIE] No [Firefox]

Output: No

{errorception} blog: Error Object Compatibility Table


Input: [Property] lineNumber [Google Chrome] No [Safari] No [Opera] No [MSIE] No [Firefox]

Output: Yes

{errorception} blog: Error Object Compatibility Table


Input: [Property] number [Google Chrome] No [Safari] No [Opera] No [MSIE] Yes [Firefox]

Output: No

{errorception} blog: Error Object Compatibility Table


Input: [#] 1 [Artist] PHINEAS & FERB [Preview] play pause Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin [Track Title]

Output: WE ARE THE MOMS

Manic Mommies Escape Mix - A House,Pop,Hip-hop running music mix from DJ Little Fever


Input: [#] 2 [Artist] PINK [Preview] play pause Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin [Track Title]

Output: SO WHAT

Manic Mommies Escape Mix - A House,Pop,Hip-hop running music mix from DJ Little Fever


Input: [#] 3 [Artist] JENNIFER LOPEZ [Preview] play pause Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin [Track Title]

Output: DANCE AGAIN

Manic Mommies Escape Mix - A House,Pop,Hip-hop running music mix from DJ Little Fever


Input: [#] 4 [Artist] NO DOUBT [Preview] play pause Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin [Track Title]

Output: SETTLE DOWN

Manic Mommies Escape Mix - A House,Pop,Hip-hop running music mix from DJ Little Fever


Input: [#] 5 [Artist] ADELE [Preview] play pause Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin [Track Title]

Output: SOMEONE LIKE YOU

Manic Mommies Escape Mix - A House,Pop,Hip-hop running music mix from DJ Little Fever


Input: [#] 6 [Artist] MADONNA [Preview] play pause Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin [Track Title]

Output: GIVE ME ALL YOUR LUVIN

Manic Mommies Escape Mix - A House,Pop,Hip-hop running music mix from DJ Little Fever


Input: [#] 7 [Artist] PAT BENATAR [Preview] play pause Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin [Track Title]

Output: HIT ME WITH YOUR BEST SHOT

Manic Mommies Escape Mix - A House,Pop,Hip-hop running music mix from DJ Little Fever


Input: [#] 8 [Artist] PINK [Preview] play pause Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin [Track Title]

Output: RAISE YOUR GLASS

Manic Mommies Escape Mix - A House,Pop,Hip-hop running music mix from DJ Little Fever


Input: [#] 9 [Artist] JENNIFER HUDSON [Preview] play pause Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin [Track Title]

Output: THINK LIKE A MAN

Manic Mommies Escape Mix - A House,Pop,Hip-hop running music mix from DJ Little Fever


Input: [#] 10 [Artist] GLORIA GAYNOR [Preview] play pause Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin [Track Title]

Output: I WILL SURVIVE

Manic Mommies Escape Mix - A House,Pop,Hip-hop running music mix from DJ Little Fever


Input: [#] 11 [Artist] STEVIE NICKS [Preview] play pause Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin [Track Title]

Output: EDGE OF SEVENTEEN

Manic Mommies Escape Mix - A House,Pop,Hip-hop running music mix from DJ Little Fever