Input: [Service Name] Distributed Transaction Coordinator [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: Microsoft says: "A transaction manager that coordinates transactions that span multiple resource managers. Work can be committed as an atomic transaction even if it spans multiple resource managers, potentially on separate computers." I don't exactly understand what all it does but I know when I have it disabled, it does no harm. Note: This service is used by Microsoft Message Queueing (MSMQ) for doing development using message queueing or running applications that uses it. If this applies to you, then you should not touch this service.

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Input: [Service Name] DNS Client [Recommended Setting] Automatic [Notes]

Output: Used to resolves hostnames on the Internet and Network. You should leave this on, for optimal Internet surfing performance.

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Input: [Service Name] Error Reporting Service [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: When a serious error occurs on your machine this service will phone home to Microsoft. I think it's a security and privacy breach. I recommend disabling this service.

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Input: [Service Name] Event Log [Recommended Setting] Automatic [Notes]

Output: This allows Event Log messages from applications to be viewed in Event Viewer. I have gotten an email from a user saying this: "Service is need for diskeeper defrag and remote access, auto connection manager plus remote access connection manager is needed for Pal a compuserve connection to work". I recommend leaving it enabled (automatic).

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Input: [Service Name] Fast User Switching Compatibility [Recommended Setting] Manual/Disable [Notes]

Output: This service allows you to quickly change the user that is logged in Windows. If you're the only user that users your computer then you can disable this service.

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Input: [Service Name] Help and Support [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: The dreaded Help and Support Service! This is the one I hate. It will automatically start and will automatically change itself to "Automatic" mode when you click the Help option on the start menu even if you have disabled the service! So if you ever bring up the Windows Help, always go back to the services and disable it again.

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Input: [Service Name] Human Interface Device Access [Recommended Setting] Manual/Disable [Notes]

Output: Some peripherals may stop working if you disable this service. I recommend setting it to manual so it may start if it needs to. You can disable it and find out if it affects any of your peripherals.

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Input: [Service Name] IMAPI CD-Burning COM Service [Recommended Setting] Manual/Disable* [Notes]

Output: This service is required for the built-in windows xp CD burning capability to operate. If you do not have a CD writer or do not use the Windows built-in burning software, you can disable this service.

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Input: [Service Name] Indexing Service [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: This service is a big resource hog, mostly for the CPU and I/O operations of your hard drive(s). The "Indexing" service is suppose to speed up searches when you are trying to locate a file on your hard drive. I have found that it does more harm than good. I would disable it.

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Input: [Service Name] Internet Connection Firewall and Internet Connection Sharing [Recommended Setting] Manual/Disable* [Notes]

Output: If your sharing your Internet access with other users on your network, leave this alone. Also, if you are using the Built-in Windows Firewall you should leave this alone. Otherwise if you are not using the built-in firewall (..but you are using another firewall I hope?) and you do not share your Internet access then you may disable this service.

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Input: [Service Name] IPSEC Services [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: This service controls many security restrictions on your computer. The average joe does not need this enabled.

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Input: [Service Name] Logical Disk Manager [Recommended Setting] Manual/Disable* [Notes]

Output: The Logical Disk Manager Configuration Library component is the configuration engine for dynamic disks. The component consists of a dynamic library that can be used to convert disks to dynamic and back to basic, and manage the volumes residing on dynamic disks. Management operations include create, delete, extend, mirror, repair, and others. You may need to keep this service on manual. If you do not plan to add hard drives or modify your partitions then you can disable this.

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Input: [Service Name] Logical Disk Manager Administrative Service [Recommended Setting] Manual/Disable* [Notes]

Output: Same as above.

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Input: [Service Name] Messenger [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: Disable this one! This is the dreaded Windows Messenger service, not to be confused with MSN Messenger. This service was originally made for administrators to send you messages over the network. This service is now being exploited by spammers to send you popup messages from over the Internet! Disable it. Disable it. Disable it.

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Input: [Service Name] MS Software Shadow Copy Provider [Recommended Setting] Manual [Notes]

Output: Used in conjunction with the Volume Shadow Copy Service. I would leave this service on manual since it will not automatically start with windows and can be started if it needs to be.

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Input: [Service Name] Net Login [Recommended Setting] Manual/Disable* [Notes]

Output: This service allows your machine to logon a domain controller. If you are not in a networked environment you can disable this service, otherwise leave it on manual.

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Input: [Service Name] NetMeeting Remote Desktop Sharing [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: Very bad idea to leave this on manual or automatic. Net meeting users can view your desktop with this service.

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Input: [Service Name] Network Connections [Recommended Setting] Automatic [Notes]

Output: Turning this off will probably prevent your Internet from working. Leave it alone.

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Input: [Service Name] Network DDE [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: Microsoft says: "Network DDE is used to initiate and maintain the network connections needed for DDE conversations between applications running on different computers in a network. A DDE conversation is the interaction between client and server applications. You use network DDE along with DDE and the DDE management library (DDEML) in your application." You can disable this.

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Input: [Service Name] Network DDE DSDM [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: See above.

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Input: [Service Name] Network Location Awareness (NLA) [Recommended Setting] Manual/Disable* [Notes]

Output: The Network Location Awareness Service component supports the Network Location Service. This component provides the infrastructure that informs applications and the operating system of the network connections on a specific computer and to adapt to that computer's connectivity. You can disable this only if you are NOT using Internet Connection Sharing.

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Input: [Service Name] NT LM Security Support Provider [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: As far as I know, you only need this service if you are running a telnet server. If anyone has any other information about this service, please email me and let me know. Thanks! Note: This service is used by Microsoft Message Queueing (MSMQ) for doing development using message queueing or running applications that uses it. If this applies to you, then you should not touch this service.

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Input: [Service Name] Performance Logs and Alerts [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: Collects performance data on a schedule and sends the information to a log or triggers an alert.

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Input: [Service Name] Plug and Play [Recommended Setting] Automatic/Disable* [Notes]

Output: This service will automatically detect and install new hardware you add to your computer. If you are not planning on adding new hardware anytime soon, you can disable this service. However, don't forget to enable it again before installing new hardware!

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Input: [Service Name] Portable Media Serial Number [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: Retrieves serial numbers from portable music players connected to your computer. Disable it unless something of yours ceases to function properly afterwards. I consider this a privacy risk, as it will be contacting a server on the Internet and telling them what music you listen to.

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Input: [Service Name] Print Spooler [Recommended Setting] Automatic/Disable* [Notes]

Output: I usually have this disabled until I use my printer. If you don't ever use a printer, you can disable it.

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Input: [Service Name] Protected Storage [Recommended Setting] Automatic/Disable* [Notes]

Output: Allows for the saving of local passwords or even web sites information (AutoComplete.) Don't disable if you use Autocomplete, otherwise for increase performance and extra security disable it! Had a guy name Kevin email me and told me that if you have MSN you will need to set this to auto.

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Input: [Service Name] QoS RSVP [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: Resource Reservation Protocol (RSVP) is an IETF-draft networking protocol dedicated to being the facilitator and carrier of standardized QOS information and parameters. RSVP carries generic (industry-defined) QOS parameters from end nodes (inclusive) to each QOS-aware network device included in the path between RSVP session members. That is, RSVP is a means by which end nodes and network devices can communicate and negotiate QOS parameters and network usage admission. I recommend disabling this service as it uses resources and it is also a known fact that is can cut your bandwidth speed by 20% for it's own use.

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Input: [Service Name] Remote Access Auto Connection Manager [Recommended Setting] Manual/Disable* [Notes]

Output: Creates a connection to a network when a program requests a remote address. If things cease to function after disabling this service, put it to manual. (UPDATE) I have gotten word that this service along with the service below, are needed for 56k and dailup connections. If you have a dialup connection set this to manual. If you have problems, set it to automatic.

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Input: [Service Name] Remote Access Connection Manager [Recommended Setting] Manual/Disable* [Notes]

Output: See above.

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Input: [Service Name] Remote Desktop Help Session Manager [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: Yet another useless security risk in Windows. Disable it.

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Input: [Service Name] Remote Procedure Call (RPC) [Recommended Setting] Automatic [Notes]

Output: Leave this on unless you want to wreak havoc on your system! Almost every service requires this service to be on.

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Input: [Service Name] Remote Procedure Call (RPC) Locator [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: Microsoft Locator is the default name service that ships with Microsoft® Windows NT®/Windows 2000. The RPC run-time library uses it to find server programs on server host systems. Prior to Windows 2000, Microsoft Locator did not provide persistent name service entries. All entries in the name service were stored in a memory cache on the server program's host computer. The locator used a broadcast mechanism to discover the location of servers as requested by clients. Whenever the host system shut down, all name service entries were lost.

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Input: [Service Name] Remote Registry Service [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: Turn this off! This allows remote users access to your registry!

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Input: [Service Name] Removable Storage [Recommended Setting] Automatic/Disable* [Notes]

Output: Used for managing removable media. Disable this service if you do not have items like tape backup devices, etc. If your CD ROM/DVD Drive starts acting funny, place this service into Automatic. I also believe removable flash memory will need this service left on. It's your call.

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Input: [Service Name] Routing and Remote Access [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: The average joe does not need this service on. Turn it off unless you're in a corporate network environment.

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Input: [Service Name] Secondary Logon [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: The only information I have found about this is: "Enables starting processes under alternate credentials." I have mine disabled and have found no problems.

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Input: [Service Name] Security Accounts Manager [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: This is like Protected Storage, it's a security risk and needs to be turned off.

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Input: [Service Name] Server [Recommended Setting] Automatic/Disable* [Notes]

Output: If you share files, internet, or printers across a network, leave this alone. Otherwise disable it.

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Input: [Service Name] Shell Hardware Detection [Recommended Setting] Automatic [Notes]

Output: Used for the auto play of devices like memory cards, etc. Some laptops need this, for their docking station.. This also disable Autoplay tab for CD/DVD tabs.

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Input: [Service Name] Smart Card [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: If you do not have a "Smart Card," or you do not know what a Smart Card is, you do not need this service running.

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Input: [Service Name] Smart Card Helper [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: See above.

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Input: [Service Name] SSDP Discovery Service [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: Disable this, even Microsoft says it's a security risk.

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Input: [Service Name] System Event Notification [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: Used in conjunction with COM+ Event System, this service notifies particular services when system events, such as logon and power events occurs.

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Input: [Service Name] System Restore Service [Recommended Setting] Automatic/Disable* [Notes]

Output: This service is required for the Windows Restore to function. If you have no use for the system restore, then you can disable this service. I'll leave it up to you :)

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Input: [Service Name] Task Scheduler [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: Disable this, it uses resources.. If you have some Anti-virus software like Norton, it may depend on this service to run auto virus scans, every week or something.. So the choice is yours.

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Input: [Service Name] TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper Service [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: If your network does not use NetBios, disable this function. (This is a security risk, disable it)

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Input: [Service Name] Telephony [Recommended Setting] Automatic/Disable* [Notes]

Output: If you're on dialup leave this alone. However if you got Cable, DSL with router, LAN connection disable it. A guy named Craig, emailed me and told me that if your dsl is PPPoE, then you need to turn this service on. However, if your DSL goes thru your router, like myself, you can disable this service.

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Input: [Service Name] Telnet [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: Big security risk! Disable this as it can allow users access to your system remotely.

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Input: [Service Name] Terminal Services [Recommended Setting] Automatic/Disable* [Notes]

Output: Allows remote login to the local computer. This service is Required for Fast User Switching, Remote Desktop and Remote Assistance. If you have those services disabled, then you may disable this service.

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Input: [Service Name] Themes [Recommended Setting] Automatic/Disable* [Notes]

Output: Used to display the graphical operations in Windows XP like the "Green Start Button" and other graphical things. If you would rather go back to the old "Classic" graphical user interface like Windows 2000 and Windows 98 then you can disable this service and get a nice performance boost.

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Input: [Service Name] Uninterruptible Power Supply [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: Unless you have a UPS connected to your computer by a "serial or USB port" then you can disable this service.

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Input: [Service Name] Universal Plug and Play Device Host [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: Used in conjunction with SSDP Discovery Service, it detects and configures UPnP devices on your home network. Disable it for security reasons!

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Input: [Service Name] Upload Manager [Recommended Setting] Manual/Disable* [Notes]

Output: This service is needed for the Internet Connection Sharing. If you have Internet Connection Sharing disabled, you may disable this service.

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Input: [Service Name] Volume Shadow Copy [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: Shadow Copy Provider service requires this service. If you have it enabled, leave this service alone, otherwise you may disable it.

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Input: [Service Name] WebClient [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: I have never found a use for this service. I have it disabled. If anyone knows more information about this service, please let me know.

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Input: [Service Name] Windows Audio [Recommended Setting] Automatic [Notes]

Output: This service is required if you want audio on your computer. If you're computer is a service, then you could disable this service.

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Input: [Service Name] Windows Image Acquisition (WIA) [Recommended Setting] Manual/Disable* [Notes]

Output: This is used by cameras, scanners, and digital video cameras. You can disable it and see if your devices still work.

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Input: [Service Name] Windows Installer [Recommended Setting] Manual [Notes]

Output: Required to install programs that use the .MSI Setup Installer.

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Input: [Service Name] Windows Management Instrumentation [Recommended Setting] Automatic [Notes]

Output: Do NOT touch this service.

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Input: [Service Name] Windows Management Instrumentation Driver Extension [Recommended Setting] Automatic [Notes]

Output: Read above.

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Input: [Service Name] Windows Time [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: Contacts time servers on the Internet to set your clocks time. I would disable this privacy risk!

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Input: [Service Name] Wireless Zero Configuration [Recommended Setting] Manual/Disable* [Notes]

Output: You may disable this service if you do not have any wireless (802.11a/b/g) devices.

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Input: [Service Name] WMI Performance Adapter [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: Yet another service we know little about. I have it disabled.

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Input: [Service Name] Workstation [Recommended Setting] Automatic [Notes]

Output: Leave this on, as Windows will need it to operate.

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Input: [Source & target] CompCert C to Clight [Compiler code] SimplExpr [Correctness proof] SimplExprspec SimplExprproof [Pass]

Output: Pulling side-effects out of expressions; fixing an evaluation order


Input: [Source & target] Clight to Clight [Compiler code] SimplLocals [Correctness proof] SimplLocalsproof [Pass]

Output: Pulling non-adressable scalar local variables out of memory


Input: [Source & target] Clight to Csharpminor [Compiler code] Cshmgen [Correctness proof] Cshmgenproof [Pass]

Output: Simplification of control structures; explication of type-dependent computations


Input: [Source & target] Csharpminor to Cminor [Compiler code] Cminorgen [Correctness proof] Cminorgenproof [Pass]

Output: Stack allocation of local variables whose address is taken; simplification of switch statements


Input: [Source & target] Cminor to CminorSel [Compiler code] Selection SelectOp SelectDiv SelectLong [Correctness proof] Selectionproof SelectOpproof SelectDiv SelectLongproof [Pass]

Output: Recognition of operators and addressing modes


Input: [Source & target] CminorSel to RTL [Compiler code] RTLgen [Correctness proof] RTLgenspec RTLgenproof [Pass]

Output: Construction of the CFG, 3-address code generation


Input: [Source & target] RTL to RTL [Compiler code] Tailcall [Correctness proof] Tailcallproof [Pass]

Output: Recognition of tail calls


Input: [Source & target] RTL to RTL [Compiler code] Inlining [Correctness proof] Inliningspec Inliningproof [Pass]

Output: Function inlining


Input: [Source & target] RTL to RTL [Compiler code] Renumber [Correctness proof] Renumberproof [Pass]

Output: Postorder renumbering of the CFG


Input: [Source & target] RTL to RTL [Compiler code] Constprop ConstpropOp [Correctness proof] Constpropproof ConstproppOproof [Pass]

Output: Constant propagation


Input: [Source & target] RTL to RTL [Compiler code] CSE CombineOp [Correctness proof] CSEproof CombineOpproof [Pass]

Output: Common subexpression elimination


Input: [Source & target] RTL to RTL [Compiler code] Deadcode [Correctness proof] Deadcodeproof [Pass]

Output: Redundancy elimination


Input: [Source & target] RTL to RTL [Compiler code] Unusedglob [Correctness proof] Unusedglobproof [Pass]

Output: Removal of unused static globals


Input: [Source & target] RTL to LTL [Compiler code] Allocation [Correctness proof] Allocproof [Pass]

Output: Register allocation (validation a posteriori)


Input: [Source & target] LTL to LTL [Compiler code] Tunneling [Correctness proof] Tunnelingproof [Pass]

Output: Branch tunneling


Input: [Source & target] LTL to Linear [Compiler code] Linearize [Correctness proof] Linearizeproof [Pass]

Output: Linearization of the CFG


Input: [Source & target] Linear to Linear [Compiler code] CleanupLabels [Correctness proof] CleanupLabelsproof [Pass]

Output: Removal of unreferenced labels


Input: [Source & target] Linear to Mach [Compiler code] Stacking Bounds Stacklayout [Correctness proof] Stackingproof [Pass]

Output: Laying out the activation records


Input: [Source & target] Mach to Asm [Compiler code] Asmgen [Correctness proof] Asmgenproof0 Asmgenproof1 Asmgenproof [Pass]

Output: Emission of assembly code


Input: [Software] InfoRapid KnowledgeMap [Licence] Free with nag (private use) [Platform] Windows [Screenshot] InfoRapid KnowledgeMap screenshot [Type]

Output: mind maps

Free mind mapping (and related types) software - WikIT


Input: [Software] Lovely Charts [Licence] Free limited option [Platform] Web based [Screenshot] Lovely Charts screenshot [Type]

Output: diagrams

Free mind mapping (and related types) software - WikIT


Input: [Software] MindMeister [Licence] Free option with limitations [Platform] Web based [Screenshot] MindMeister screenshot [Type]

Output: mind maps

Free mind mapping (and related types) software - WikIT


Input: [Software] Mindomo [Licence] Free with ads: up to 7 maps [Platform] Web based [Screenshot] Mindomo screenshot [Type]

Output: mind maps

Free mind mapping (and related types) software - WikIT


Input: [Software] Prezi [Licence] With the free option, all your content is public [Platform] Web based [Screenshot] Prezi screenshot [Type]

Output: presentations

Free mind mapping (and related types) software - WikIT


Input: [Software] Wisdomap [Licence] Free for up to 3 maps [Platform] Web based [Screenshot] Wisdomap screenshot [Type]

Output: mind maps

Free mind mapping (and related types) software - WikIT


Input: [Important Features] Ability to limit to peer reviewed articles* [Databases A-Z] Yes [Google] No [Summon]

Output: Yes

Guide Home - LEAD5004: Library Research Guide - Library Guides at Capella University


Input: [Important Features] Defaults to single basic search box [Databases A-Z] No [Google] Yes [Summon]

Output: Yes

Guide Home - LEAD5004: Library Research Guide - Library Guides at Capella University


Input: [Important Features] Searches across multiple library collections [Databases A-Z] No [Summon]

Output: Yes

Guide Home - LEAD5004: Library Research Guide - Library Guides at Capella University


Input: [Important Features] Discipline-specific; very focused collection [Databases A-Z] Yes [Google] No [Summon]

Output: No

Guide Home - LEAD5004: Library Research Guide - Library Guides at Capella University


Input: [Important Features] Automatic APA citations [Databases A-Z] Yes [Google] No [Summon]

Output: Yes

Guide Home - LEAD5004: Library Research Guide - Library Guides at Capella University


Input: [Important Features] Advanced limiters like methodology, research population, company, etc. [Databases A-Z] Yes - Most [Google] No [Summon]

Output: No

Guide Home - LEAD5004: Library Research Guide - Library Guides at Capella University


Input: [Important Features] Content carefully selected and maintained by Capella Librarians [Databases A-Z] Yes [Google] No [Summon]

Output: Yes

Guide Home - LEAD5004: Library Research Guide - Library Guides at Capella University


Input: [Flickr widget] Let’s you display Flickr photostreams or Picasa albums on your website [Photo widget]

Output: Let’s you display any images you want

Introducing Photo widget, floating thumbnails for your website – Roy Tanck’s weblog


Input: [Flickr widget] Needs a Flickr or Picasa RSS feed as input [Photo widget]

Output: Uses a custom XML format, from a configurable URL

Introducing Photo widget, floating thumbnails for your website – Roy Tanck’s weblog


Input: [Flickr widget] Images are located on either Flickr or Picasa [Photo widget]

Output: Images can be loaded from any website, including your own

Introducing Photo widget, floating thumbnails for your website – Roy Tanck’s weblog


Input: [Flickr widget] Clicking an image takes you to that image’s page on Flickr/Picasa [Photo widget]

Output: Links and target frames can be set per image in the XML

Introducing Photo widget, floating thumbnails for your website – Roy Tanck’s weblog


Input: [Flickr widget] Available as a hosted service, using a short code snippet [Photo widget]

Output: Available for download, including code examples

Introducing Photo widget, floating thumbnails for your website – Roy Tanck’s weblog


Input: [Flickr widget] Up to 20 images shown simultaniously [Photo widget]

Output: Up to 20 images shown simultaniously

Introducing Photo widget, floating thumbnails for your website – Roy Tanck’s weblog


Input: [Flickr widget] Closed source, will always be free to use [Photo widget]

Output: Open source (GPL)

Introducing Photo widget, floating thumbnails for your website – Roy Tanck’s weblog


Input: [Flickr widget] Available here [Photo widget]

Output: Download link below

Introducing Photo widget, floating thumbnails for your website – Roy Tanck’s weblog


Input: [Premises Model] Designed for organizations that require more control over enterprise information (e.g., certificate information, IPs, ports, etc.). [Cloud Model]

Output: A managed deployment option, Entrust's cloud model is the cost-effective approach for organizations to quickly and easily inventory all digital certificates.

Entrust Certificate Discovery & Management Solution - Entrust


Input: [Premises Model] Entrust Discovery Agent is operated on customer premises; finds both internal- and external-facing IPs [Cloud Model]

Output: Entrust Discovery Agent is operated on customer premises; finds both internal- and external-facing IPs

Entrust Certificate Discovery & Management Solution - Entrust


Input: [Premises Model] Entrust Discovery Manager is deployed within customer environment [Cloud Model]

Output: Entrust Discovery Manager is operated via cloud-based platform

Entrust Certificate Discovery & Management Solution - Entrust


Input: [Premises Model] Perpetual fee to manage blocks of certificates [Cloud Model]

Output: Annual fee to manage blocks of certificates

Entrust Certificate Discovery & Management Solution - Entrust


Input: [Premises Model] Does not require Entrust IdentityGuard Cloud Services account [Cloud Model]

Output: Requires Entrust IdentityGuardCloud Services account to purchase Entrust Discovery Manager

Entrust Certificate Discovery & Management Solution - Entrust


Input: [Premises Model] Subscriptions available in 1-, 2- or 3-year plans, as well as a perpetual model offer [Cloud Model]

Output: Subscription to Entrust Discovery pro-rated to coincide with Entrust IdentityGuard Cloud Services account expiry

Entrust Certificate Discovery & Management Solution - Entrust


Input: [Premises Model] Silver support included with subscription; platinum support available [Cloud Model]

Output: Silver support included; platinum support available

Entrust Certificate Discovery & Management Solution - Entrust


Input: [0] DVD unit [DVD-ROM disc] reads [DVD-R(G) disc] often reads [DVD-R(A) disc] usually reads [DVD-RW disc] often reads [DVD-RAM disc] rarely reads [DVD+RW disc] usually reads [DVD+R disc]

Output: often reads


Input: [0] DVD-R(G) unit [DVD-ROM disc] reads [DVD-R(G) disc] reads, writes [DVD-R(A) disc] reads [DVD-RW disc] reads [DVD-RAM disc] doesn't read [DVD+RW disc] usually reads [DVD+R disc]

Output: usually reads


Input: [0] DVD-R(A) unit [DVD-ROM disc] reads [DVD-R(G) disc] reads [DVD-R(A) disc] reads, writes [DVD-RW disc] reads [DVD-RAM disc] doesn't read [DVD+RW disc] usually reads [DVD+R disc]

Output: usually reads


Input: [0] DVD-RW unit [DVD-ROM disc] reads [DVD-R(G) disc] reads, writes [DVD-R(A) disc] reads [DVD-RW disc] reads, writes [DVD-RAM disc] doesn't read [DVD+RW disc] usually reads [DVD+R disc]

Output: usually reads


Input: [0] DVD-RAM unit [DVD-ROM disc] reads [DVD-R(G) disc] reads [DVD-R(A) disc] reads [DVD-RW disc] usually reads [DVD-RAM disc] reads, writes [DVD+RW disc] usually reads [DVD+R disc]

Output: reads


Input: [0] DVD+RW unit [DVD-ROM disc] reads [DVD-R(G) disc] reads [DVD-R(A) disc] reads [DVD-RW disc] usually reads [DVD-RAM disc] doesn't read [DVD+RW disc] reads, writes [DVD+R disc]

Output: reads, may write


Input: [Platform] Windows [Type] EXE file [Installation Help] Instructions [Download] xwiki-enterprise-installer-windows-7.2-milestone-1.exe [Description]

Output: Graphical Windows native installer. This installer requires administrator rights on the target OS and if you don't have those permissions use the ZIP distribution below. If you're installing on Windows 7 make sure you read the Installation instructions.

Download XWiki Enterprise (Main.Download) - XWiki


Input: [Platform] All [Type] JAR file [Installation Help] Instructions [Download] xwiki-enterprise-installer-generic-7.2-milestone-1-standard.jar [Description]

Output: Graphical Installer that works on all platforms. Should be used by first-time users on non-Windows systems. This installer requires administrator rights on the target OS and if you don't have those permissions use the ZIP distribution below. If you're installing on Windows 7 make sure you read the Installation instructions.

Download XWiki Enterprise (Main.Download) - XWiki


Input: [Platform] All [Type] ZIP file [Installation Help] Instructions [Download] xwiki-enterprise-jetty-hsqldb-7.2-milestone-1.zip [Description]

Output: Standalone installation including a Jetty container and an HSQLDB database all set up, packaged as a ZIP file. Should be used by first-time users who do not need/want to use one of the installers above.

Download XWiki Enterprise (Main.Download) - XWiki


Input: [Platform] All [Type] WAR file [Installation Help] Instructions [Download] xwiki-enterprise-web-7.2-milestone-1.war [Description]

Output: WAR file that needs to be installed in a Container. A database also needs to be set up and configured. This is for more advanced users wanting to choose their container and their database.

Download XWiki Enterprise (Main.Download) - XWiki


Input: [Platform] All [Type] XAR file [Installation Help] Instructions [Download] xwiki-enterprise-ui-mainwiki-all-7.2-milestone-1.xar [Description]

Output: A default set of XWiki pages which you can load in an empty XWiki instance.

Download XWiki Enterprise (Main.Download) - XWiki


Input: [Platform] Debian [Type] Debian pakages [Installation Help] Instructions [Description]

Output: A Debian repository containing a set a Debian packages to install XWiki on any Debian based distribution.

Download XWiki Enterprise (Main.Download) - XWiki


Input: [Program Type] ALL [Description] Includes username, password, forgot password [Feature]

Output: Secure Login

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] ALL [Description] Translates standard website text automatically [Feature]

Output: Language Pack

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] ALL [Description] Permissions restricted by user type [Feature]

Output: Role-Based Permissions

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] ALL [Description] Sign in through an existing website [Feature]

Output: Single Sign-On

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] ALL [Description] Integrate via API with third-party software [Feature]

Output: Cloud Connection

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] ALL [Description] Access the program website on any mobile device [Feature]

Output: Responsive Design

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] ALL [Description] Accrue rewards and cash out [Feature]

Output: Bank

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] ALL [Description] View and RSVP to events [Feature]

Output: Event Calendar

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] ALL [Description] Create a unique user profile [Feature]

Output: Peronalized User Profile

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] ALL [Description] Create groups for targeted content or recognition [Feature]

Output: Groups

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] ALL [Description] Read FAQ's or contact customer service [Feature]

Output: Help

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] ALL [Description] Choose winners based on variables you set [Feature]

Output: Lottery

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] ALL [Description] See a dashboard of program activity [Feature]

Output: Personalized User Stats

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] ALL [Description] Contains training modules added by the company [Feature]

Output: Training Center

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] ALL [Description] Display calls to action upon login [Feature]

Output: User Notifications

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] ALL [Description] Search for other user profiles [Feature]

Output: User Search

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] ALL [Description] Users can self-register upon first login [Feature]

Output: User Self-Registration

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] ALL [Description] Earn custom badges for achievements [Feature]

Output: Badging

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] ALL [Description] Shop using earned rewards [Feature]

Output: Rewards Mall

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] ALL [Description] See a history of rewards transactions [Feature]

Output: User Transaction History

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] ALL [Description] Log in as other users, approve awards, modify user data, etc. [Feature]

Output: Administration Module

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] ALL [Description] Modify and transfer budgets [Feature]

Output: Budget Tool

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] ALL [Description] Send communications to user groups [Feature]

Output: Communication Tool

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] ALL [Description] Create and post custom content to the site [Feature]

Output: Content Creator

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] ALL [Description] Upload and manage your own content [Feature]

Output: Content Management System

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] ALL [Description] Create and run custom reports [Feature]

Output: Report Generator

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] ALL [Description] Post content for program users with calls to action [Feature]

Output: Slider

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] ALL [Description] Create and administer custom surveys [Feature]

Output: Survey Tool

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] Peer/Manager Recognition [Description] View recognition activity in a social feed [Feature]

Output: Recognition Stream

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] Peer/Manager Recognition [Description] Nominate co-workers for awards [Feature]

Output: Recognition Widget

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] Peer/Manager Recognition [Description] Write about a win for all to see [Feature]

Output: Win Story

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] Peer/Manager Recognition [Description] Manage onboarding events [Feature]

Output: Welcome Wagon

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] Peer/Manager Recognition [Description] Provide managers tips on effective recognition [Feature]

Output: Recognition Toolkit

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] Sales Incentives [Description] See top performers for promotions or contests [Feature]

Output: Leaderboard

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] Sales Incentives [Description] Read about available promotions or contests [Feature]

Output: Promotions Center

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] Sales Incentives [Description] Enter sales towards promotions [Feature]

Output: Sales Widget

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] Sales Incentives [Description] Create sales contests in just a few clicks [Feature]

Output: Contest Creator

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] Sales Incentives [Description] Validate entered sales [Feature]

Output: Fraud Checking

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] Safety, Training, and Wellness [Description] See top performers for promotions or contests [Feature]

Output: Leaderboard

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] Safety, Training, and Wellness [Description] Read about available promotions or contests [Feature]

Output: Promotions Center

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] Safety, Training, and Wellness [Description] Nominate co-workers for awards [Feature]

Output: Recognition Widget

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] Safety, Training, and Wellness [Description] Enter activities toward earning rewards [Feature]

Output: User Self-Reporting

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Program Type] Safety, Training, and Wellness [Description] Create contests in just a few clicks [Feature]

Output: Contest Creator

WorkStride Recognition Software Features & Services


Input: [Name] buck [Description]

Output: Mirror of https://github.com/facebook/buck/


Input: [Name] bucklets [Description]

Output: Reusable building blocks for Buck build system.


Input: [Name] executablewar [Description]

Output: Support for running code directly from WAR files


Input: [Name] gcompute-tools [Description]

Output: Tools for Google Compute Engine


Input: [Name] gerrit [Description]

Output: Gerrit Code Review


Input: [Name] gerrit.wiki [Description]

Output: Google Code Wiki repository for Gerrit


Input: [Name] gerrit-attic [Description]

Output: Aborted experiments and ancient revisions of Gerrit Code Review


Input: [Name] gerrit-ci-scripts [Description]

Output: Scripts used for continuous integration builds of Gerrit


Input: [Name] gerrit-installer [Description]

Output: Gerrit native installation packages for Windows, Linux and Mac OSX


Input: [Name] gitiles [Description]

Output: A simple browser for Git repositories


Input: [Name] git-repo [Description]

Output: repo - The Multiple Git Repository Tool


Input: [Name] gs-maven-wagon [Description]

Output: Maven wagon provider for Google Storage for Developers. Forked from https://github.com/elek/s3-maven-wagon


Input: [Name] gwtexpui [Description]

Output: Extended UI tools for GWT. This repository is deprecated. The code has been merged (with history) into gerrit as the gerrit-gwtexpui subdirectory.


Input: [Name] gwtjsonrpc [Description]

Output: JSON-RPC for Google Web Toolkit (GWT)


Input: [Name] gwtorm [Description]

Output: Tiny ORM


Input: [Name] homepage [Description]

Output: Source for Gerrit Code Review homepage at https://www.gerritcodereview.com/


Input: [Name] java-prettify [Description]

Output: Java port of Google Prettify


Input: [Name] plugin-builder [Description]

Output: Builder for buck-based plugins.


Input: [Name] plugins/admin-console [Description]

Output: Provides information via SSH commands to Gerrit Administrators.


Input: [Name] plugins/approval-extension [Description]

Output: Small example plug-in demoing extension points for manipulating approvals.


Input: [Name] plugins/auth-htpasswd [Description]

Output: Plugin for Apache htpasspwd based authentication.


Input: [Name] plugins/avatars/external [Description]

Output: DEPRECATED Replaced by plugins-avatars-external [1]. [1] https://gerrit-review.googlesource.com/#/admin/projects/plugins/avatars-external


Input: [Name] plugins/avatars/gravatar [Description]

Output: DEPRECATED Replaced by plugins-avatars-gravatar [1]. [1] https://gerrit-review.googlesource.com/#/admin/projects/plugins/avatars-gravatar


Input: [Name] plugins/avatars-external [Description]

Output: Enables to set a custom URL to load avatars from.


Input: [Name] plugins/avatars-gravatar [Description]

Output: Plugin to display user icons from Gravatar.


Input: [Name] plugins/branch-network [Description]

Output: Plug-in to display and navigate Git branches in a HTML5 canvas network


Input: [Name] plugins/cfoauth [Description]

Output: Plugin to authenticate with a CloudFoundry User Account and Authentication server using OAuth2 protocol.


Input: [Name] plugins/change-head [Description]

Output: Shift what the HEAD symbolic-ref points to.


Input: [Name] plugins/changemessage [Description]

Output: This plugin allows to display a static info message on the change screen. It's main purpose is to serve as an example plugin and as a base for building plugins with a more sophisticated logic for displaying change info messages.


Input: [Name] plugins/codenvy [Description]

Output: Plugin to allow to edit code on-line on either an existing branch or an active change using the Codenvy cloud development platform. For more information about Codenvy: http://codenvy.com


Input: [Name] plugins/commit-message-length-validator [Description]

Output: Plugin to validate that commit messages conform to length limits.


Input: [Name] plugins/commit-validator-sample [Description]

Output: Sample validator to accept, refuse or provide warnings on Git commit changes during push.


Input: [Name] plugins/cookbook-plugin [Description]

Output: Examples of plugin API usage.


Input: [Name] plugins/delete-project [Description]

Output: A plugin which allows projects to be deleted from Gerrit via an SSH command


Input: [Name] plugins/download-commands [Description]

Output: Adds the standard download schemes and commands.


Input: [Name] plugins/egit [Description]

Output: This plugin provides extensions for easier usage with EGit. The plugin adds a download command for EGit that allows to copy only the change ref into the clipboard. The change ref is needed for downloading a Gerrit change from within EGit.


Input: [Name] plugins/events-log [Description]

Output: This plugin listens to stream events and stores them in a database. The events can be retrieved through REST API.


Input: [Name] plugins/force-draft [Description]

Output: Provides an ssh command to force a change or patch set to draft status


Input: [Name] plugins/gitblit [Description]

Output: GitBlit code-viewer plug-in with SSO and Security Access Control


Input: [Name] plugins/gitgroups [Description]

Output: GroupBackend using text files stored in Git


Input: [Name] plugins/github [Description]

Output: Plugin to integrate with GitHub: replication, pull-request to Change-Sets


Input: [Name] plugins/gitiles [Description]

Output: Plugin running Gitiles alongside a Gerrit server


Input: [Name] plugins/google-apps-group [Description]

Output: Sample group backend plugin using Google Groups on a Google Apps domain.


Input: [Name] plugins/healthcheck [Description]

Output: Gerrit plugin for triggering a general configuration and runtime health check


Input: [Name] plugins/helloworld [Description]

Output: Template plugin that adds new SSH commands to a server. Deprecated. The cookbook-plugin is now used to demo plugin features.


Input: [Name] plugins/hooks [Description]

Output: Old-style fork+exec hooks.


Input: [Name] plugins/hooks-audit [Description]

Output: Plugin(s) to enable auditing of Gerrit admin and user activity to an external logging system


Input: [Name] plugins/hooks-bugzilla [Description]

Output: Deprecated. Please use plugins/its-bugzilla instead.


Input: [Name] plugins/hooks-its [Description]

Output: Deprecated. Please use plugins/its-base instead.


Input: [Name] plugins/hooks-jira [Description]

Output: Deprecated. Please use plugins/its-jira instead.


Input: [Name] plugins/hooks-rtc [Description]

Output: Deprecated. Please use plugins/its-rtc instead.


Input: [Name] plugins/imagare [Description]

Output: Plugin allows Gerrit users to upload and share images.


Input: [Name] plugins/importer [Description]

Output: Plugin to import projects from one Gerrit server into another Gerrit server.


Input: [Name] plugins/its-base [Description]

Output: Plugin base for issue tracking systems. New project for 'plugins/hooks-its'.


Input: [Name] plugins/its-bugzilla [Description]

Output: Plugin to integrate with Bugzilla. New project for 'plugins/hooks-bugzilla'.


Input: [Name] plugins/its-jira [Description]

Output: Plugin to integrate with Atlassian JIRA. New project for 'plugins/hooks-jira'.


Input: [Name] plugins/its-phabricator [Description]

Output: Plugin to integrate with Phabricator.


Input: [Name] plugins/its-rtc [Description]

Output: Plugin to integrate with IBM Rational Team Concert. New project for 'plugins/hooks-rtc'.


Input: [Name] plugins/its-storyboard [Description]

Output: Plugin to integrate with the Storyboard Issue Tracking System


Input: [Name] plugins/javamelody [Description]

Output: Plugin to monitor a Gerrit server with JavaMelody.


Input: [Name] plugins/labelui [Description]

Output: The labelui plugin allows users to configure a different control for displaying the labels/approvals on the change screen.


Input: [Name] plugins/menuextender [Description]

Output: Plugin that allows Gerrit administrators to configure additional menu entries from the WebUI.


Input: [Name] plugins/motd [Description]

Output: Plugin that provides messages to users on fetch/pull/clone


Input: [Name] plugins/multi-master [Description]

Output: Plugin(s) to enable Gerrrit multi-master operation.


Input: [Name] plugins/oauth [Description]

Output: OAuth provider for GitHub and Google


Input: [Name] plugins/project-download-commands [Description]

Output: Plugin that adds support for project specific download commands.


Input: [Name] plugins/quickstart [Description]

Output: Gerrit plugin for providing a Quck-start configuration during the init phase


Input: [Name] plugins/quota [Description]

Output: This plugin allows to enforce quotas in Gerrit.


Input: [Name] plugins/rabbitmq [Description]

Output: Publishes Gerrit events to a message queue in RabbitMQ.


Input: [Name] plugins/rename-project [Description]

Output: A plugin which allows projects to be renamed from Gerrit via an SSH command


Input: [Name] plugins/reparent [Description]

Output: Plugin that provides a self-service for reparenting projects.


Input: [Name] plugins/replication [Description]

Output: Copies to other servers using the Git protocol


Input: [Name] plugins/reviewers [Description]

Output: A plugin that allows adding default reviewers to a change.


Input: [Name] plugins/reviewers-by-blame [Description]

Output: A plugin that allows to automatically add reviewers to a change from the git blame computation on the changed files. It will add the users as reviewer that authored most of the lines touched by the change, since these users should be familiar with the code and can most likely review the change.


Input: [Name] plugins/reviewnotes [Description]

Output: Annotates merged commits using notes on refs/notes/review.


Input: [Name] plugins/server-config [Description]

Output: This plugin enables access (download and upload) to the server config files. It may be used to change Gerrit config files (like etc/gerrit.config) in cases where direct access to the file system where Gerrit's config files are stored is difficult or impossible to get.


Input: [Name] plugins/server-log-viewer [Description]

Output: Displays $site_path/logs through a web browser


Input: [Name] plugins/serviceuser [Description]

Output: This plugin allows to create service users in Gerrit.


Input: [Name] plugins/shutdown [Description]

Output: Gerrit plugin to provide a graceful shutdown via RESTful API (intended for Windows Service integration)


Input: [Name] plugins/singleusergroup [Description]

Output: GroupBackend enabling users to be directly added to access rules


Input: [Name] plugins/uploadvalidator [Description]

Output: This plugin allows to configure upload validations per project. Project owners can configure blocked file extensions, required footers and a maximum allowed path length. Pushes of commits that violate these settings are rejected by Gerrit.


Input: [Name] plugins/wip [Description]

Output: Plugin that allows to mark changes as Work In Progress.


Input: [Name] plugins/x-docs [Description]

Output: This plugin serves Markdown project documentation as HTML pages.


Input: [Name] plugins/zookeeper-refdb [Description]

Output: Zookeeper-backed reference database plugin.


Input: [Name] prolog-cafe [Description]

Output: Prolog Cafe: A Prolog-to-Java source-to-source translator system


Input: [Name] Public-Plugins [Description]

Output: Parent project for plugins/*


Input: [Name] Public-Projects [Description]

Output: Parent project enabling Anonymous Users read


Input: [Name] training/gerrit [Description]

Output: Gerrit related training and info material


Input: [Name] training/sample [Description]

Output: Sample project for the exercises of the Git/Gerrit Workshop. This project is reset from time to time to the workshop-start tag. If you want to use this project for the exercises you may also request from the Gerrit maintainers to reset this project.


Input: [Name] zookeeper-refdb [Description]

Output: Cluster-enabled Git storage powered by Apache ZooKeeper


Input: [FEATURES] Easy to use, high-level API [BENEFITS]

Output: Rapid application development and easy integration with existing Windows CE and Mobile applications

Telogis GeoBase. Powerful Geospatial Platform.


Input: [FEATURES] Full featured example application with source code [BENEFITS]

Output: A rich code reference demonstrates best practices and shortens development cycles

Telogis GeoBase. Powerful Geospatial Platform.


Input: [FEATURES] Drill Down Location Selection [BENEFITS]

Output: Easily provide PND consumer style location selection including Next Valid Character (NVC) and filtered list selection schemas

Telogis GeoBase. Powerful Geospatial Platform.


Input: [FEATURES] Advanced graphics library for attractive UI [BENEFITS]

Output: Developing UI components for mobile devices can be a challenge, use the included graphics library to offer transparency, rounded corners on buttons and more.

Telogis GeoBase. Powerful Geospatial Platform.


Input: [FEATURES] Flexible guidance [BENEFITS]

Output: Easily customize the content and syntax of guidance announcements for localization or custom instructions

Telogis GeoBase. Powerful Geospatial Platform.


Input: [FEATURES] Variable routing strategies [BENEFITS]

Output: Offer navigation for commercial vehicles with traffic data or define your own custom route strategies based on your map data or business rules

Telogis GeoBase. Powerful Geospatial Platform.


Input: [FEATURES] Traffic Integration [BENEFITS]

Output: Support for real-time, predictive, and historical traffic data from any TMC based traffic source

Telogis GeoBase. Powerful Geospatial Platform.


Input: [Client Name] Neda Communications, Inc. [Services] Dedicated BySMB Libre Server Hosting [Description]

Output: Application Service Provider


Input: [Client Name] Mohsen Banan [Services] Shared ByName Libre Server Hosting [Description]

Output: Individual; software engineering professional


Input: [Client Name] NewDinnerware.com [Services] Dedicated BySMB Libre Server Hosting [Description]

Output: Provider of high quality porcelain dinnerware


Input: [Client Name] Pina Motorsports [Services] Franchised Colocated Libre Server [Description]

Output: Automotive customization company


Input: [Client Name] Seattle Specialty Insurance Services, Inc. [Services] Franchised Colocated Libre Server Disaster recovery [Description]

Output: Insurance company


Input: [Client Name] Mehrsoft [Services] Shared BySMB Libre Server [Description]

Output: Individual; software consultant and developer


Input: [Client Name] 9Netics [Services] Colocation [Description]

Output: Technology development company


Input: [Client Name] Talk to US [Services] Shared BySMB Libre Server [Description]

Output: Nonprofit organization; a global video forum


Input: [Client Name] Payk.net [Services] Dedicated BySMB Libre Server Hosting [Description]

Output: Nonprofit organization facilitating open communication among Iranians


Input: [Client Name] Pour les Enfants des Rizières [Services] Shared BySMB Libre Server [Description]

Output: Nonprofit organization for the adoption of Vietnamese children


Input: [Client Name] Twin Trees Company [Services] Colocation [Description]

Output: Hospitality advocate


Input: [Client Name] Planario [Services] Colocation [Description]

Output: Business appliances provider


Input: [Client Name] IS Domain [Services] Colocation [Description]

Output: Custom development, deployment, and operational services.


Input: [Client Name] Innovational IP Solutions [Services] Colocation [Description]

Output: Web hosting, PBX reseller


Input: [Resource] Google [Weaknesses] Google searches all information on the Internet without attention to quality or accuracy. If you choose to cite information you find through Google, you will want to evaluate the quality of the information. [Strengths]

Output: Google is a great place to start a general information search on the Internet.

Homework Help | Council Bluffs Public Library


Input: [Resource] Google Image Search [Weaknesses] Google Image Search has some security weaknesses, which can result in viruses on your computer if you click on an infected image. Clicking on an infected image will often result in a fake anti-virus alert. If you see such an alert, don’t panic; simply hit crtl/alt/del and close the browser. [Strengths]

Output: Google Image Search is an easy way to find images from all over the Internet. If you roll over the images with your mouse, you can see the original source for the image. Clicking on the image will take you out to the site where the image was originally published.

Homework Help | Council Bluffs Public Library


Input: [Resource] Google Scholar [Weaknesses] Sometimes Google Scholar links to articles that are not available in full-text online. In this case, you may have to write down the citation and check to see if it is available in the Library. [Strengths]

Output: Google Scholar is a way to search for scholarly or cademic articles that are available for free on the Web.

Homework Help | Council Bluffs Public Library


Input: [Resource] Bing [Weaknesses] Like Google, Bing is a major search engine. The same rules apply here – evaluate the web site to be sure it meets the needs of your assignment. [Strengths]

Output: Bing gives you a handy list of related search topics on the left side of the page. It also allows you to limit your search timeframe, which is helpful if your teacher requires up-to-date sources.

Homework Help | Council Bluffs Public Library


Input: [Resource] Wikipedia [Weaknesses] As a general rule, you shouldn’t cite Wikipedia as a primary reference for your homework. Use the references listed at the bottom of Wikipedia entries to find and cite the original sources of information you are interested in. [Strengths]

Output: Wikipedia is a great way to get a little background information on your topic, but remember that anyone can post to Wikipedia, so be sure you pay attention to articles that note if more citations are required

Homework Help | Council Bluffs Public Library


Input: [Resource] ipl2 [Weaknesses] The browsing feature at ipl2 is excellent if you’re looking to narrow down a research topic, but time consuming if you’re looking for specific information. In this case, we recommend using the ipl2 search box located on the main page. [Strengths]

Output: This information available through ipl2 is compiled by public librarians all over the country. This site has an easy-to-browse subject section, as well as a section dedicated specifically to teens’ information needs.

Homework Help | Council Bluffs Public Library


Input: [Resource] Sweet Search [Weaknesses] The look of this search engine is more bare bones than you might be used to, but the information is solid and the site gives you some of the context for each link to let you know if further exploration is worth your time. [Strengths]

Output: Sweet Search only searches information from a select number of Internet sites that are considered credible by a team of researchers.

Homework Help | Council Bluffs Public Library


Input: [Mac OS X Mountain Lion] Messages App combines iChat and iMessages to sync all of your conversations across AIM, Jabber, Google Talk, Yahoo! Messenger, and across all your laptops, desktops, and iPhones. [Mountain Lion] Mountain Lions are solitary animals, so they prefer not to chat with anyone. [0]

Output: Messaging

Mac OS X Mountain Lion vs. REAL Mountain Lion


Input: [Mac OS X Mountain Lion] Reminders App is a multi-list to-do application that sends you notifications when a task deadline approaches. It's also synced with iCloud, so it's available on your iDevices. [Mountain Lion] They have no regular event in their daily schedule other than "hunt," so organization isn't a big deal. [0]

Output: To Do List

Mac OS X Mountain Lion vs. REAL Mountain Lion


Input: [Mac OS X Mountain Lion] Notes, a simple word processor app, allows you to create and organize short files with text and pictures. It's also synced via iCloud. [Mountain Lion] Mountain lions are noted for their ability to jump 18 feet straight up and run at land speeds of up to 45 mph. [0]

Output: Note Taking

Mac OS X Mountain Lion vs. REAL Mountain Lion


Input: [Mac OS X Mountain Lion] Notification Center shows on-screen pop-ups every time you receive an email, instant message, friend request, calendar alert, etc. [Mountain Lion] Mountain lions will not notify you before they pop-up and eat your face. [0]

Output: Notifications

Mac OS X Mountain Lion vs. REAL Mountain Lion


Input: [Mac OS X Mountain Lion] Share Sheets let you send what you're looking at (websites, photos, videos, etc.) to others via a built-in button within Safari, Notes, Reminders, as well as most other apps. [Mountain Lion] They're loathe to share things and, in fact, will urinate on things to claim possession. [0]

Output: Sharing

Mac OS X Mountain Lion vs. REAL Mountain Lion


Input: [Mac OS X Mountain Lion] Integrated Twitter sharing within all apps. Sign in once, tweet from anywhere. [Mountain Lion] Being a general predator and obligate carnivore, they'll eat a bird, if they can catch one. [0]

Output: Twitter

Mac OS X Mountain Lion vs. REAL Mountain Lion


Input: [Mac OS X Mountain Lion] Game Center is now part of games for the Mac, so you can cross-platform challenge your friends to yet another Words With Friends match. [Mountain Lion] Will rarely play with game (elk, deer, sheep, etc.), opting for a sure kill and thus a sure meal. [0]

Output: Gaming

Mac OS X Mountain Lion vs. REAL Mountain Lion


Input: [Mac OS X Mountain Lion] AirPlay Mirroring lets you send your Mac's desktop to an HDTV via AppleTV. [Mountain Lion] Though not known for any type of habitation relationship with streams or rivers, they can swim if they have to. [0]

Output: Desktop Streaming

Mac OS X Mountain Lion vs. REAL Mountain Lion


Input: [Mac OS X Mountain Lion] Gatekeeper lets you set parameters for what apps can be installed and run on your computer. [Mountain Lion] The World Conservation Union currently classifies the mountain lion as a species of "least concern," so no worries about its safety. [0]

Output: Safety

Mac OS X Mountain Lion vs. REAL Mountain Lion


Input: [Personal database server] dbeng7 [Network database server] dbsrv7 [0]

Output: Name of executable

Linux HOWTOs: Creating, Running and Connecting to Databases


Input: [Personal database server] Yes [Network database server] Yes [0]

Output: Local connections

Linux HOWTOs: Creating, Running and Connecting to Databases


Input: [Personal database server] No [Network database server] Yes [0]

Output: Network connections

Linux HOWTOs: Creating, Running and Connecting to Databases


Input: [Personal database server] 10 [Network database server] Depends on license [0]

Output: Maximum number of connections

Linux HOWTOs: Creating, Running and Connecting to Databases


Input: [Personal database server] Shared memory, TCP/IP [Network database server] Shared memory, TCP/IP [0]

Output: Available communications protocols

Linux HOWTOs: Creating, Running and Connecting to Databases


Input: [Personal database server] 2 [Network database server] Unlimited [0]

Output: Maximum number of CPUs for request processing

Linux HOWTOs: Creating, Running and Connecting to Databases


Input: [Personal database server] 10/10 [Network database server] 20/Unlimited [0]

Output: Default/Maximum number of internal threads

Linux HOWTOs: Creating, Running and Connecting to Databases


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Alerter [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Raises administrative alerts for selected users and computers.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Application Layer Gateway Service [RECOMMENDED STATE] Automatic if using ICS; disabled if not. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Required if you use Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) or XP’s included Internet Connection Firewall to connect to the Internet.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Application Management [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled unless you participate in an Active Directory domain. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Used to assign, publish, and remove software through Group Policy.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Automatic Updates Services [RECOMMENDED STATE] Requires Cryptographic to be running. Automatic if you don’t wish to use Windows Update manually. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Used to check if there are any critical updates available for download.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Background Intelligent Transfer Service [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Used by Windows Update to transfer data in the background using otherwise idle available network bandwidth.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] ClipBook [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Enables the ClipBook Viewer to create and share data to be viewed by remote computers.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] COM+ Event System [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Provides automatic distribution of events to subscribing programmatic components.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] COM+ System Application [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Provides automatic distribution of events to subscribing programmatic components.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Computer Browser [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Maintains an up-to-date list of computers on your network, and supplies the list to programs that request it.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Cryptographic Services [RECOMMENDED STATE] Automatic. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Confirms signatures of Windows files. Required for Windows Update to function in manual and automatic mode, and required for Windows Media Player as well.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] DHCP Client [RECOMMENDED STATE] Automatic if required; disabled if not. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Manages network configuration by registering and updating IP addresses and DNS server information.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Distributed Link Tracking Client [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Maintains links between the NTFS file system files within a computer or across computers in a network domain.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Distributed Transaction Coordinator [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Coordinates transactions that are distributed across multiple computer systems and/or resource managers, such as databases, message queues, file systems, or other transaction-protected resource managers.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] DNS Client [RECOMMENDED STATE] Automatic. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Resolves and caches DNS names. The DNS client service must be running on every computer that will perform DNS name resolution.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Error Reporting Service [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Calls home to Microsoft when errors occur.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Event Log [RECOMMENDED STATE] Automatic. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Logs event messages issued by programs and Windows. This can be useful in diagnosing problems.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Fax Service [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled; or don’t install from distribution media. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Enables you to send and receive faxes. Disabling this service will render the computer unable to send or receive faxes.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Telephony [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled unless required. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Provides Java Telephony API (TAPI) support for programs that control telephony devices and IP-based voice connections on the local computer and through the LAN on servers that are also running the service.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] FTP Publishing Service [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled; or don’t install from distribution media. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Not available on Windows XP Home. Not installed by default on Windows XP Pro. Enables FTP service.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Help and Support [RECOMMENDED STATE] Automatic. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Required for Microsoft’s online help documents.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Human Interface Device Access [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: If all your devices function then disable it.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] IIS Admin [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled; or don’t install from distribution media. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Not available on Windows XP Home. Not installed by default on Windows XP Pro. Allows administration of Internet Information Services (IIS).


Input: [SERVICE NAME] IMAPI CD-Burning COM Service [RECOMMENDED STATE] Automatic. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Used for the “drag-and-drop” CD-burn capability. You’ll need this service to burn CDs.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Indexing Service [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Indexes contents and properties of files on local and remote computers and provides rapid access to files through a flexible querying language.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Internet Connection Firewall and Internet Connection Sharing [RECOMMENDED STATE] Automatic if sharing connection, disabled if not required. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Provides network address translation (NAT), addressing and name resolution services for all computers on your home or small-office network through a dial-up or broadband connection.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] IPSEC Services [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Manages IP security (IPsec) policy, starts the Internet Key Exchange (IKE), and coordinates IPsec policy settings with the IP security driver.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Logical Disk Manager [RECOMMENDED STATE] Manual. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Watches Plug & Play events for new drives to be detected and passes volume and/or disk information to the Logical Disk Manager Administrative Service to be configured. If disabled, the Disk Management snap-in display will not change when disks are added or removed.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Logical Disk Manager Administrative Service [RECOMMENDED STATE] Manual. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: See previous item’s description.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Message Queuing [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled; or don’t install from distribution media. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: A messaging infrastructure and development tool for creating distributed messaging applications for Windows.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Message Queuing Triggers [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled; or don’t install from distribution media. Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Required only if you use Message Queuing Service.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Messenger [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Sends and receives messages to or from users and computers, or those transmitted by administrators or by the Alerter Service.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] MS Software Shadow Copy Provider [RECOMMENDED STATE] Enabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Used in conjunction with the Volume Shadow Copy Service. Microsoft Backup uses these services.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] NetMeeting Remote Desktop Sharing [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Allows authorized users to remotely access your Windows desktop from another PC over a corporate intranet by using NetMeeting.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Network Connections [RECOMMENDED STATE] Automatic. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Manages objects in the Network and Dial-Up Connections folder, in which you can view both network and remote connections.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Network DDE [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Useless service unless you use remote ClipBook.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Network DDE DSDM [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: See previous item’s description.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Network Location Awareness (NLA) [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled unless running ICS or ICF. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Required for use with the Internet Connection Sharing Service (server only).


Input: [SERVICE NAME] NTLM Security Support Provider [RECOMMENDED STATE] Automatic. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Enables users to log on to the network using the NTLM Authentication Protocol. If this service is stopped, users will be unable to log on to the domain and access services. NTLM is used mostly by Windows versions prior to Windows 2000.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Performance Logs and Alerts [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Configures performance logs and alerts.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Plug & Play [RECOMMENDED STATE] Automatic. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Enables a computer to recognize and adapt to hardware changes with little or no user input.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Portable Media Serial Number [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Retrieves serial numbers from portable music players connected to your computer.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Print Spooler [RECOMMENDED STATE] Automatic. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Queues and manages print jobs locally and remotely. If you don’t have a printer attached, then disable.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Protected Storage [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Provides protected storage for sensitive data, such as private keys, to prevent access by unauthorized services processes or users.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] QoS RSVP [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled unless required by your network administrator. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Provides network signaling and local, traffic-control functionality.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Remote Access Auto Connection Manager [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Creates a connection to a remote network whenever a program references a remote DNS or NetBIOS name or address.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Remote Access Connection Manager [RECOMMENDED STATE] Automatic if using Dial-Up Networking; disabled otherwise. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Creates a network connection.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Remote Desktop Help Session Manager [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Manages and controls Remote Assistance.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Remote Procedure Call (RPC) [RECOMMENDED STATE] Automatic. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Provides the endpoint mapper and other miscellaneous RPC services.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Remote Procedure Call Locator [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Manages the RPC name service database.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Remote Registry Service [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Not available on Windows XP Home. Allows users to connect to a remote registry and read and/or write keys to it—providing they have the required permissions.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Removable Storage [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Manages removable media drives and libraries. This service maintains a catalog of identifying information for removable media used by a system, including tapes, CDs, and so on.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] RIP Listener [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled; or don’t install from distribution media. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Not installed by default.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Routing and Remote Access [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled; or don’t install from distribution media. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Offers routing services in local area and wide area network environments.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Secondary Logon [RECOMMENDED STATE] Automatic. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Allows you to run specific tools and programs with different permissions than your current logon provides.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Security Accounts Manager [RECOMMENDED STATE] Automatic. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Startup of this service signals other services that the Security Accounts Manager subsystem is ready to accept requests.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Server [RECOMMENDED STATE] Automatic if you’re sharing files; disabled if not. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Provides RPC support and file print and named pipe sharing over the network. The Server Service allows the sharing of your local resources (such as disks and printers) so that other users on the network can access them.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Shell Hardware Detection [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled unless required. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Used for the autoplay of devices like memory cards, some CD drives, and so on.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Simple Mail Transport Protocol (SMTP) [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled; or don’t install from distribution media. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Transports email across the network.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Simple TCP/IP Services [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled; or don’t install from distribution media. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Implements support for a number of IP protocols.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Smart Card [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled unless using a smart card reader. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Manages and controls access to a smart card inserted into a smart card reader attached to the computer.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Smart Card Helper [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled unless using a smart card reader. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Provides support for earlier smart card readers attached to the computer.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] SNMP Service [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled; or don’t install from distribution media. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Allows Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) requests to be serviced by the local computer.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] SNMP Trap Service [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled; or don’t install from distribution media. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Receives trap messages generated by local or remote SNMP agents and forwards the messages to SNMP management programs running on the computer.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] SSDP Discovery Service [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Used to locate UPnP devices on your home network.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] System Event Notification [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Tracks system events such as Windows logon network and power events.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] System Restore Service [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Creates system snapshots or restore points for returning to at a later time.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Task Scheduler [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled unless absolutely required. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Enables a program to run at a designated time.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper Service [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled unless sharing is enabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Enables support for NetBIOS over TCP/IP (NetBT) service and NetBIOS name resolution. Only required if you need to share files with others.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] TCP/IP Printer Server [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled; or don’t install from distribution media. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Used for setting up a local UNIX print server.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Telephony [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Provides Telephony API (TAPI) support for programs that control telephony devices and IP-based voice connections on the local computer and through the LAN on servers that are also running the service.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Telnet [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled; or don’t install from distribution media. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Allows a remote user to log on to the system and run console programs by using the command line.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Terminal Services [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled; or don’t install from distribution media. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Provides a multisession environment that allows client devices to access a virtual Windows 2000 Professional desktop session and Windows-based programs running on the server.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Themes [RECOMMENDED STATE] Automatic or manual, depending on your preferences. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Used to display all those new XP themes and colors on your desktop. Lots of space needed.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled unless using a UPS. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Used in conjunction with SSDP Discovery Service, it detects and configures UPnP devices on your home network.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Universal Plug & Play Device Host [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Used in conjunction with SSDP Discovery Service, it detects and configures UPnP devices on your home network.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Upload Manager [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: As with BITS, this service manages file transfers between clients and servers on the network. This service is NOT required for basic File and Print sharing.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Volume Shadow Copy [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Used in conjunction with the MS Software Shadow Copy Provider Service. Microsoft Backup uses these services.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] WebClient [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Disable this for security reasons.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Windows Audio [RECOMMENDED STATE] Automatic. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Used to produce audio.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Windows Image Acquisition (WIA) [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Used for some scanners and cameras. If, after disabling this service, your scanner or camera fails to function properly, enable this service.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Windows Installer [RECOMMENDED STATE] Manual. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Installs, repairs, or removes software according to instructions contained in MSI files provided with the applications.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) [RECOMMENDED STATE] Automatic. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Provides system management information. WMI is an infrastructure for building management applications and instrumentation shipped as an integral part of the current generation of Microsoft operating systems.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Windows Management Instrumentation Driver Extension [RECOMMENDED STATE] Manual. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Tracks all of the drivers that have registered WMI information to publish.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Windows Time [RECOMMENDED STATE] Automatic. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Sets the computer clock. W32Time maintains date and time synchronization on all computers running on a Microsoft Windows network.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Wireless Zero Configuration [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Automatic configuration for wireless network devices.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] WMI Performance Adapter [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Optimizes the speed of WMI queries.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] Workstation [RECOMMENDED STATE] Automatic. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Provides network connections and communications. If this service is turned off, no network connections can be made to remote computers using Microsoft Networks.


Input: [SERVICE NAME] World Wide Web Publishing Service [RECOMMENDED STATE] Disabled; or don’t install from distribution media. [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Provides HTTP services for applications on the Windows platform.


Input: [Audience] Chipset designers, Original Design Manufacturers (ODMs)

Output: Interoperability among Wi-Fi CERTIFIED equipment opens a large addressable market for Wi-Fi chipset designers and ODMs, where economies of scale can significantly bring costs down. Wi-Fi integration in devices with multiple wireless interfaces is an emerging and attractive market for chipset designers and ODMs and one that requires certified devices, as interoperability is an essential requirement.


Input: [Audience] Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) of networking equipment and consumer electronics

Output: Certification helps ensure interoperability with other equipment vendors' products and allows OEMs a further measure to test quality in their equipment before introducing it into the market, thus reducing overall support costs. Wi-Fi CERTIFIED branding enables worldwide recognition and facilitates entry into new markets.


Input: [Audience] Application developers

Output: The global reach of Wi-Fi means that applications that support Wi-Fi can be marketed worldwide, lowering development costs and enlarging the addressable market. Wi-Fi Alliance certification programs such as WMM, WMM Power Save, and Wi-Fi Protected Setup provide additional functionality that enables application developers to bring more advanced applications to market.


Input: [Audience] Service providers

Output: Certification brings interoperability to large-scale deployments. Support for Wi-Fi devices is streamlined, even in multi-vendor deployments, helping to contain costs. High awareness of the Wi-Fi CERTIFIED brand among subscribers and can increase marketing impact of new product offerings.


Input: [Audience] Retailers

Output: The Wi-Fi CERTIFIED logo is conducive to higher sales and higher customer satisfaction, supporting lower return rates and customer service costs. It also helps sales representatives to direct customers to the appropriate product and to identify the functionality it supports.


Input: [Audience] Consumer users

Output: Wi-Fi CERTIFIED is a trusted brand that offers interoperability, standards-based security, easy installation, and reliability. It is an assurance that an independent third party has tested the product in numerous configurations and with a diverse sampling of other devices to ensure compatibility with other Wi-Fi CERTIFIED equipment.


Input: [Audience] Enterprise customers

Output: Whether deploying a new infrastructure or integrating new equipment into an existing infrastructure, using Wi-Fi CERTIFIED products ensures interoperability of Wi-Fi products from multiple vendors. Fewer network problems and support calls are often additional advantages of using Wi-Fi CERTIFIED products.


Input: [0] Scans, Removes Viruses [MicroAntivirus] Yes [Other Antivirus]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Email Protection [MicroAntivirus] Yes [Other Antivirus]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Automatic File Protection [MicroAntivirus] Yes [Other Antivirus]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Intrusion Detection [MicroAntivirus] Yes [Other Antivirus]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Hostile Activity Detection [MicroAntivirus] Yes [Other Antivirus]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Spyware Detection [MicroAntivirus] Yes [Other Antivirus]

Output: No


Input: [0] Unlimited Free Updating [MicroAntivirus] Yes [Other Antivirus]

Output: No


Input: [0] 24/7 Customer Support [MicroAntivirus] Yes [Other Antivirus]

Output: No


Input: [0] Firewall Software [MicroAntivirus] Yes [Other Antivirus]

Output: No


Input: [0] Spyware Remover [MicroAntivirus] Yes [Other Antivirus]

Output: No


Input: [0] Adware Remover [MicroAntivirus] Yes [Other Antivirus]

Output: No


Input: [0] Popup Blocker [MicroAntivirus] Yes [Other Antivirus]

Output: No


Input: [0] Special Offer (Save $30.00) [MicroAntivirus] Yes [Other Antivirus]

Output: No


Input: [Audio Restoration] Click and crackle filters [Premium Edition] Yes, professional quality (Studio Clean) [Standard Edition]

Output: Yes, standard quality


Input: [Audio Restoration] Noise reduction [Premium Edition] Yes, professional quality (Studio Clean) [Standard Edition]

Output: Yes, standard quality


Input: [Audio Restoration] Six band full parametric equalizer with graphical display of the frequency response [Premium Edition] Yes [Standard Edition]

Output: Yes


Input: [Audio Restoration] Resynthesis of lost high frequency components [Premium Edition] Yes, professional quality (Studio Clean) [Standard Edition]

Output: Standard quality


Input: [Audio Restoration] Automatically remove DC offsets [Premium Edition] Yes [Standard Edition]

Output: Yes


Input: [Audio Restoration] Stereo enhancer [Premium Edition] Yes [Standard Edition]

Output: Yes


Input: [Audio Restoration] Declipper [Premium Edition] Yes [Standard Edition]

Output: Yes


Input: [Audio Restoration] Visual monitoring of declipping process [Premium Edition] Yes [Standard Edition]

Output: No


Input: [Company] ExpressionGraphics Co. [Templates Description]

Output: Excellent set of business templates. Large selection with very professional and useful online help.

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Input: [Company] TemplateStore [Templates Description]

Output: Professionally designed web templates utilizing a combination of easy ways to get your site underway quickly and easily.

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Input: [Company] Joomla Themes [Templates Description]

Output: Joomla! designs that are among the easiest to install and use.

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Input: [Company] PixelMill [Templates Description]

Output: Templates with great pre-designed layouts help you to quickly put up a site. Just add your content.

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Input: [Company] BAC Web Design [Templates Description]

Output: From very low cost to sophisticated database driven Expression web site templates. Well organized and easy to navigate site templates, BAC uniquely offers customized color options.

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Input: [Company] ExpressionWebLive™ [Templates Description]

Output: Our own selection of professionally designed templates for all types of sites. Choose from hundreds of templates in many business categories. Designed by some of the best template designers.

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Input: [Company] LegendWebDesign [Templates Description]

Output: A large selection of templates spanning most types of business activity. Ecommerce and shopping cart templates are a specialty of Legend Web.

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Input: [Company] EcommerceTemplates [Templates Description]

Output: Quick setup · Great designs · USPS Shipping · PayPal Instant Payment Notification · Search Page · Product options · Layout options and More ...

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Input: [Company] RTB Wizards [Templates Description]

Output: Expression Web templates made in and tested for Expression Web. Designed to the latest web standards with XHTML coding and CSS positioning.

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Input: [Company] CEPWebs [Templates Description]

Output: Database templates for real estate companies and a small range of website templates for several popular online selling niches.

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Input: [Company] FrontPageCentral [Templates Description]

Output: Easy-to-use Expression Web Templates. Designed specifically for Microsoft Expression Web and/or Frontpage. The selection includes standard, DWT's and some nice database templates. High quality, excellent support. Well thought out and executed templates.

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Input: [Company] WordPress Templates [Templates Description]

Output: Fancy WordPress templates. There are many free WordPress templates out there and many are quite good, but if you need something different to stand-out these may be for you. Custom blog templates to match corporate identity available also.

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Input: [Company] Crystal Graphics [Templates Description]

Output: Elegantly designed home pages and coordinating sub pages. Microsoft Expression compatible, so you can use Expression to easily type in your text, add or delete Web pages, or to add additional navigation buttons based on your site structure. Many include Flash animation.

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Input: [Company] Template Monster [Templates Description]

Output: Highly stylized designs. The largest selection of online website templates we know of; most utilizing Adobe Photoshop PSD files and suitable for all development environments. Try the Template Monster Search website for fast results.

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Input: [Company] i3dthemes [Templates Description]

Output: A unique group of web professionals, creating original website templates. Templates for your favorite programs. Experience i3dthemes EASY TO USE website templates, PERSONAL custom services & custom designs, visit www.i3dthemes.com and read what our customers have to say.

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Input: [Company] CSS Graphics Co. [Templates Description]

Output: CSS based XHTML compliant ecommerce and standard templates. Not many in the collection as of yet but, the company reports a steady stream of new templates.

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Input: [Company] ProThemes [Templates Description]

Output: Expression templates & themes that come with info boxes, sets of e-commerce buttons, Expression 2000/2002 compatibility, ability to add more buttons and pages, extra text based navigation at the bottom of each page (increases usability), helpful tutorials, and a place to present your phone number, tag line and logo.

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Input: [Company] Starter Templates [Templates Description]

Output: Simple to use templates, and inexpensive. May be used for a wide variety of business and promotional web sites. Designed for beginners.

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Input: [Company] Templates by AllWebCo Design [Templates Description]

Output: Good looking Expression intros and sites. Easy to implement, but they do require slight editing to make them Expression compatible.

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Input: [Company] Vivid Office [Templates Description]

Output: Large offering of more that 1000 templates with a really nice feature, the ability to search by a particular style of feature. You may restrict your search to include: info boxes, catalog, re-sizable, curves/rounded, straight/box features -- a real time saver.

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Input: [Company] Xenon Website Templates [Templates Description]

Output: These Expression Web Templates are designed for use only with Expression. They come with an install program to install the template into the correct folder for your version of Expression. High quality and stunning designs from South Africa.

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Input: [Templates Description]

Output: Legal Notice: This information and content is provided to and from users "as is" and without any warranties. Users must read and agree to this disclaimer prior to using such information and content.

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Input: [Date] July 24th, 2013 [What happened]

Output: Number mangling discovered

Xerox scanners/photocopiers randomly alter numbers in scanned documents · D. Kriesel