Input: [Lab] 4 [Title] Protocols and Default Network Ports - Connecting to a Remote System Network Security [Tasks Included]

Output: Connecting to a Windows system Through the Command Line Connecting to a Linux System Through the Command Line Analyzing Remote Connections in Network Traffic

NDG NETLAB+ Cyber Security Content - Security+ v2


Input: [Lab] 5 [Title] Secure Implementation of Wireless Networking Network Security [Tasks Included]

Output: Examining Plain Text Traffic Cracking and Examining WEP Traffic Cracking and Examining WPA Traffic

NDG NETLAB+ Cyber Security Content - Security+ v2


Input: [Lab] 6 [Title] Incident Response Procedures Compliance and Operational Security [Tasks Included]

Output: Using db_autopwn to Attack a Remote System Collecting Volatile Data Viewing Network Logs

NDG NETLAB+ Cyber Security Content - Security+ v2


Input: [Lab] 7 [Title] Configuring the pfSense Firewall - NEW Network Security [Tasks Included]

Output: Configuring ICMP on the Firewall Redirecting Traffic to Internal Hosts on the Network Setting up a Virtual Private Network

NDG NETLAB+ Cyber Security Content - Security+ v2


Input: [Lab] 8 [Title] Configuring Backups - NEW Compliance and Operational Security [Tasks Included]

Output: Backing Up Files to a Network Drive Backing Up Files to an FTP Server Backing Up Files using SCP

NDG NETLAB+ Cyber Security Content - Security+ v2


Input: [Lab] 9 [Title] Analyze and Differentiate Types of Malware Threats and Vulnerabilities [Tasks Included]

Output: Using Netcat to Send a Reverse Shell Using Ncat to Send a Reverse Shell Sending a Bash Shell to a Windows Machine using NetCat

NDG NETLAB+ Cyber Security Content - Security+ v2


Input: [Lab] 10 [Title] Analyze and Differentiate Types of Attacks Using Window Commands Threats and Vulnerabilities [Tasks Included]

Output: Viewing Network Resources Using PSEXEC to Connect to a Remote System Stopping, Starting, and Removing Services

NDG NETLAB+ Cyber Security Content - Security+ v2


Input: [Lab] 11 [Title] Analyze and Differentiate Types of Application Attacks Threats and Vulnerabilities [Tasks Included]

Output: Scanning the Network for Vulnerable Systems Introduction to Metasploit, a Framework for Exploitation Attacking a Remote System Utilizing Armitage Post Exploitation of the Remote System

NDG NETLAB+ Cyber Security Content - Security+ v2


Input: [Lab] 12 [Title] Mitigation and Deterrent Techniques - Anti Forensic Threats and Vulnerabilities [Tasks Included]

Output: The Windows Event Viewer Enabling Auditing Clearing the Event Logs

NDG NETLAB+ Cyber Security Content - Security+ v2


Input: [Lab] 13 [Title] Mitigation and Deterrent Techniques - Password Cracking Threats and Vulnerabilities [Tasks Included]

Output: Cracking Linux Passwords Cracking Windows Passwords Cracking Windows Passwords with Cain

NDG NETLAB+ Cyber Security Content - Security+ v2


Input: [Lab] 14 [Title] Discovering Security Threats and Vulnerabilities Threats and Vulnerabilities [Tasks Included]

Output: Scanning the Network for Vulnerable Systems Using Nessus Introduction to Metasploit, a Framework for Exploration

NDG NETLAB+ Cyber Security Content - Security+ v2


Input: [Lab] 15 [Title] Importance of Data Security - Data Theft Application, Data and Host Security [Tasks Included]

Output: Using Metasploit to Attack a Remote System Stealing Data using FTP and HTTP Stealing Data using Meterpreter

NDG NETLAB+ Cyber Security Content - Security+ v2


Input: [Lab] 16 [Title] Importance of Data Security - Securing Data Using Encryption Software Application, Data and Host Security [Tasks Included]

Output: Installing TrueCrypt Creating a TrueCrypt Container Opening and Viewing Data within a TrueCrypt Container

NDG NETLAB+ Cyber Security Content - Security+ v2


Input: [Lab] 17 [Title] Authentication, Authorization and Access Control Access Control and Identity Management [Tasks Included]

Output: Adding Users, Groups, and Passwords Symbolic Permissions Absolute Permissions

NDG NETLAB+ Cyber Security Content - Security+ v2


Input: [Lab] 18 [Title] Access Controls - NEW Access Control and Identity Management [Tasks Included]

Output: Configuring ICMP on the Firewall Configuring Auditing for Object Access Viewing the Security Log to Determine Security Incidents

NDG NETLAB+ Cyber Security Content - Security+ v2


Input: [Lab] 19 [Title] General Cryptography Concepts Cryptography [Tasks Included]

Output: Hiding a Picture within a Picture Using S-Tools Hiding a Media File within a Picture Using S-Tools Revealing Hidden Data Using S-Tools

NDG NETLAB+ Cyber Security Content - Security+ v2


Input: [Lab] 20 [Title] Cryptography - NEW Cryptography [Tasks Included]

Output: Encryption with the Encrypted File System Backing up Encrypted File System Keys Encrypted File System File Recovery

NDG NETLAB+ Cyber Security Content - Security+ v2


Input: [Attribute] Stability [LiveWriter] I find it prone to crashing every so often. [Word]

Output: Very stable indeed.

Blogging from Word - Writers' Know-how -


Input: [Attribute] Formatting [LiveWriter] Very easy, both for text and pictures, eg formatting a picture to make the text flow around its right-hand edge. But there is no format painter, like there is in Word. [Word]

Output: The same as in Word. I prefer the picture formatting options in LiveWriter though, as they seem more clear – well, to me anyway.

Blogging from Word - Writers' Know-how -


Input: [Attribute] Ready-to-go-ness [LiveWriter] You can do a lot in LiveWriter, but a lot of the functionality comes from plug-ins, ie small programs you have to find and then install. For example, to count the number of words in a post you have to get a wordcount plug-in. [Word]

Output: Everyhting is there at your fingertips, because you have a lot of the usual Word features at your disposal.

Blogging from Word - Writers' Know-how -


Input: [Attribute] Saving [LiveWriter] Easy to save as you go along. [Word]

Output: Unlike when saving a normal document in Word, clicking on Save does not result in the title of the article appearing in the Save As box. You may find it better to save your post online, by selecting the Publish as Draft option (see above).

Blogging from Word - Writers' Know-how -


Input: [Attribute] Links [LiveWriter] Very easy to create links with title text and which open in a new window. One thing I really like is that if you use a particular link a lot, you can save the reference to it as an automatic entry. For example, when I type the words "ICT in education website" LiveWriter automatically converts it to a link to www.ictineducation.org. [Word]

Output: When creating a link by selecting some text and pressing Ctrl K, you can insert the title text, ie the text that shows up when you hover your mouse over a link, by clicking on Screentip and typing it there. To open the link in a new window, click on Target Frame and slect the appropriate option. I like the fact that you set that as the default option for links, something you cannot do in LiveWriter..

Blogging from Word - Writers' Know-how -


Input: [Attribute] Tables [LiveWriter] I can't remember if the table option is built in or if I installed it as a plug-in. Amending the table is fairly straightforward, but… [Word]

Output: … I find Word much easier to use in this respect, no doubt because I'm more used to it.

Blogging from Word - Writers' Know-how -


Input: [Attribute] Extras [LiveWriter] One thing I do like in LiveWriter is the ability to use the Zemanta plug-in, which scans your text and suggests further reading articles which may tie in with your theme. [Word]

Output: No Zemanta plug-in option as far as I can tell. L No plug-ins to Wikipedia or any other online service either, unlike LiveWriter. And no way to embed video as far as I know.

Blogging from Word - Writers' Know-how -


Input: [Website Features] Content Management [Description]

Output: You may create as many web pages as you can via user friendly Web editor (like Microsoft Words). The web pages can be divided into different sections and categories. No Web HTML or programming knowledge required!


Input: [Website Features] Product Catalog Features [Description]

Output: Auto generate catalog pages with product thumbnails. View detailed product information with enlarged photo. Manages an unlimited number of products and categories. Categories can be multi-tier. Able to sort categories display sequence Capable to add multiple Images per product. Capable to define thumbnail creation and image resize sizes. Product Attributes (like Size or Color) can be added to Product. Able to set specific products as Featured Products. Able to add Manufacturer details to each product. Manufacturer can be divided into several categories. Able to set specific products as Featured Products. Enquiry form to let customer enter their enquiry on a specify products.


Input: [Website Features] NEW !!! SEO Features [Description]

Output: Site map generator. Search engine friendly URL generator. Customizable page title. Customizable meta tag keywords and description. Autogenerated product title in image ALT.


Input: [Website Features] News Management [Description]

Output: Allowed admin to add multiple news items to the system, like new announcement, new products launching, anything regarding your company latest development.


Input: [Website Features] Web Links Management [Description]

Output: Providing link resources for site users is simple and you can sort them into categories, even count every click.


Input: [Website Features] Menu Manager [Description]

Output: Menu Manager allows you to create as many menus and menu items as you need. You can structure your menu hierarchy (and nested menu items) completely independent of your content structure. Able to create drop down menu.


Input: [Website Features] Search Features [Description]

Output: Allowed website visitor to search through your website using a keyword.


Input: [Website Features] Video/Audio Features [Description]

Output: Able to add/edit/delete video/audio in website.


Input: [Website Features] Picture Gallery Features [Description]

Output: Able to add/edit/delete picture based on its own category.


Input: [Website Features] Contact Management [Description]

Output: Display contact information. Able to add unlimited contact info such as multiple branches. Email Us Form that capture visitor name, email, subject and message. The message will send to admin’s email address.


Input: [Website Features] Banner Management [Description]

Output: It's easy to set up banners on your Web site using the Banner Manager, starting with creating a client profile. Once you add campaigns and as many banners as you need, you can set impression numbers, special URLs, and more.


Input: [Website Features] “Tell Your Friend" Features [Description]

Output: Allow your visitor to send a message to their friend with a link of your website.


Input: [Name] Wondershare PDF to Word Converter [reference] Is not free. The free (and legal) version which used to be available for download in various places is no longer on offer. (You may encounter free Giveaways for this on the internet quite frequently though). [Type]

Output: Desktop

How to convert PDF to Word DOC for free: a comparison - freewaregenius.com

These did not make the cut


Input: [Name] Wondershare PDF to Word Converter Online [reference] The service seems to have been shut down or in any case the servers seem to not be responsive when we tried to test it over the past month prior to the update of this article. In any case it is just another online converter. [Type]

Output: Online

How to convert PDF to Word DOC for free: a comparison - freewaregenius.com

These did not make the cut


Input: [Name] Doxillion Document Converter [reference] This program is free for personal use. However; it strangely attempts to download executables from the internet on performing the first conversion that will cause your antivirus program to freak out and interrupt the process. But even if you let it (like I did) the PDF to Word conversion was particularly poor and didn't warrant being written up. [Type]

Output: Desktop

How to convert PDF to Word DOC for free: a comparison - freewaregenius.com

These did not make the cut


Input: [Name] FirstPDF [reference] No longer a free program (and anyway nothing special) [Type]

Output: Desktop

How to convert PDF to Word DOC for free: a comparison - freewaregenius.com

These did not make the cut


Input: [Name] PDF Shaper [reference] Conversion quality so bad it had to be excluded. [Type]

Output: Desktop

How to convert PDF to Word DOC for free: a comparison - freewaregenius.com

These did not make the cut


Input: [Name] Freemore PDF to Word Converter [reference] Simply doesn't work. [Type]

Output: Desktop

How to convert PDF to Word DOC for free: a comparison - freewaregenius.com

These did not make the cut


Input: [Name] Boxoft PDF to Word [reference] Works; but does a very poor job almost across the board (although perhaps better that many of the converters also excluded in this table). [Type]

Output: Desktop

How to convert PDF to Word DOC for free: a comparison - freewaregenius.com

These did not make the cut


Input: [Name] 3D PageFlip Free PDF to Word [reference] Is in fact a rebranded version of Boxoft (above). Does not do a very good job. [Type]

Output: Desktop

How to convert PDF to Word DOC for free: a comparison - freewaregenius.com

These did not make the cut


Input: [Name] Nemo Free PDF to Word Converter [reference] Crashed so much on Win7 64 bit that I gave up on it (when it didn’t crash; it only converted the first 100 pages of a 272 page document). Quality wasn’t stellar either. [Type]

Output: Desktop

How to convert PDF to Word DOC for free: a comparison - freewaregenius.com

These did not make the cut


Input: [Name] SomePDF [reference] Was removed because the conversion results were extremely poor compared to the others [Type]

Output: Desktop

How to convert PDF to Word DOC for free: a comparison - freewaregenius.com

These did not make the cut


Input: [Name] Walker PDF to Word [reference] Did not work at all when we tried to test it. [Type]

Output: Desktop

How to convert PDF to Word DOC for free: a comparison - freewaregenius.com

These did not make the cut


Input: [Name] SobiSoftware Convert PDF to Word Free [reference] Crashes; doesn’t work; and anyway I can’t find it on the internet anymore. [Type]

Output: Desktop

How to convert PDF to Word DOC for free: a comparison - freewaregenius.com

These did not make the cut


Input: [Name] HelloPDF [reference] Will only convert after sending the user to a webpage full of ads; which is very annoying. It also insists on being online to work. [Type]

Output: Desktop

How to convert PDF to Word DOC for free: a comparison - freewaregenius.com

These did not make the cut


Input: [Name] FM PDF to Word Converter [reference] Insists on installing some crapware toolbar – even when you uncheck it during the install process – and very low conversion quality to boot. [Type]

Output: Desktop

How to convert PDF to Word DOC for free: a comparison - freewaregenius.com

These did not make the cut


Input: [Name] PDF to Word Converter from pdfwordconverter.net [reference] Assures you it is free; but will only convert 50% of your document for free. [Type]

Output: Desktop

How to convert PDF to Word DOC for free: a comparison - freewaregenius.com

These did not make the cut


Input: [Name] Free PDF to Word Converter from free-pdf-to-word.com [reference] Is not really free; despite the ‘really freeware’ claim on the site. [Type]

Output: Desktop

How to convert PDF to Word DOC for free: a comparison - freewaregenius.com

These did not make the cut


Input: [Name] Pdftohtml.net [reference] Actually does a great job converting PDF to HTML (which you can load into MS Word); but a lot of the formatting is lost and this article is about converting PDF to DOC or RTF. [Type]

Output: Online

How to convert PDF to Word DOC for free: a comparison - freewaregenius.com

These did not make the cut


Input: [Name] PDF Mechanic [reference] Converts PDF to HTML (which you can load into MS Word); but does a poor job (and anyway this article is about converting PDF to DOC/DOCX/RTF). Seems to be discontinued and is hard to still find on the internet (although possible). [Type]

Output: Desktop

How to convert PDF to Word DOC for free: a comparison - freewaregenius.com

These did not make the cut


Input: [Name] Koolwire [reference] Removed because they discontinued the PDF conversion service [Type]

Output: Online

How to convert PDF to Word DOC for free: a comparison - freewaregenius.com

These did not make the cut


Input: [Name] Cometdocs.com [reference] Unreliable; the promised email came days later; with a link that ‘expired’ mere minutes after the email arrived. [Type]

Output: Online

How to convert PDF to Word DOC for free: a comparison - freewaregenius.com

These did not make the cut


Input: [Name] Convertpdftoword.org; Pdftowordconverter.org [reference] Are landing pages powered by Cometdocs; and like that one; they are unreliable and will either not email your file at all; or make you wait a very long time. [Type]

Output: Online

How to convert PDF to Word DOC for free: a comparison - freewaregenius.com

These did not make the cut


Input: [Manual Title] Temperature is Key to Brewing Success [Description]

Output: Temperature measurement is a key process control variable when creating a Craft Brew at Steel Toe Brewing.

Technical Papers | Burns Engineering: The Temperature Measurement Experts in industrial, sanitary and metrology applications


Input: [Manual Title] Resistance vs. Temperature Tables [Description]

Output: Resistance vs. Temperature Tables for common alpha values and ice point resistances. Covers the temperature ranges from -200°C to 500°C (-330°F to 900°F)

Technical Papers | Burns Engineering: The Temperature Measurement Experts in industrial, sanitary and metrology applications


Input: [Manual Title] RTD Performance Verification [Description]

Output: Measurement confidence can be ensured by incorporating a program for Periodic RTD Performance Verification. This paper will present Why and How to develop a program that meets your measurement confidence needs.

Technical Papers | Burns Engineering: The Temperature Measurement Experts in industrial, sanitary and metrology applications


Input: [Manual Title] True Lifecycle Cost of a Resistance Temperature Detector [Description]

Output: How RTD selection criteria impacts accuracy and operating performance. Proper selection should align with the process conditions, expectations, and installation, for lowest lifecycle cost.

Technical Papers | Burns Engineering: The Temperature Measurement Experts in industrial, sanitary and metrology applications


Input: [Manual Title] Understanding Calibration Uncertainty [Description]

Output: This guide provides an abbreviated description of the methodology used to calculate the calibration uncertainties that are included on the calibration reports provided by Burns Engineering.

Technical Papers | Burns Engineering: The Temperature Measurement Experts in industrial, sanitary and metrology applications


Input: [Manual Title] Sources of Error: Part 1, Interchangeability [Description]

Output: This is the first paper in a series on error sources that affect the accuracy of industrial PRTs. This paper covers the topic of interchangeability, defines what it means, and gives information on the magnitude of the error and some ways to reduce the error from this source.

Technical Papers | Burns Engineering: The Temperature Measurement Experts in industrial, sanitary and metrology applications


Input: [Manual Title] Sources of Error: Part 5, Hysteresis [Description]

Output: This is the fifth installment in a series on error sources that affect the accuracy of industrial PRTs. This paper covers the topic of hysteresis, defines what it means, and gives information on the magnitude of the error and some ways to reduce the error from this source.

Technical Papers | Burns Engineering: The Temperature Measurement Experts in industrial, sanitary and metrology applications


Input: [Manual Title] As Found Calibration Data [Description]

Output: This paper discusses why the resistance at the triple point of water (RTPW) is considered the most important piece of information obtained during calibration of a Secondary Standard PRTs, and how the change in the RTPW can be used to estimate changes at other temperatures.

Technical Papers | Burns Engineering: The Temperature Measurement Experts in industrial, sanitary and metrology applications


Input: [Manual Title] Small Diameter Lines [Description]

Output: Different methods for using a PRT to measure the temperature of fluids in lines from .5 to 4 inches are compared. Advantages and disadvantages are given for each method.

Technical Papers | Burns Engineering: The Temperature Measurement Experts in industrial, sanitary and metrology applications


Input: [Manual Title] Best Practices for RTD Installation [Description]

Output: RTD installation approach will influence the accuracy of the measurement. This technical paper offers practical insights to minimizing the potential accuracy robbing influences.

Technical Papers | Burns Engineering: The Temperature Measurement Experts in industrial, sanitary and metrology applications


Input: [Manual Title] Optimization Check-Lists [Description]

Output: Convenient Check lists to improve your measurement accuracy or determine if it's time to replace the sensor.

Technical Papers | Burns Engineering: The Temperature Measurement Experts in industrial, sanitary and metrology applications


Input: [0] Speed [mod_rails] Great (enterprise edition rumoured to be much faster) [Mongrel Cluster] Great [fcgid]

Output: Great

Tim, the Enchanter: Mod_rails is AWESOME


Input: [0] Memory usage [mod_rails] Slightly better (enterprise edition rumoured to reduce memory consumption by 33%) [Mongrel Cluster] Average [fcgid]

Output: Slightly better

Tim, the Enchanter: Mod_rails is AWESOME


Input: [0] Reliability [mod_rails] Great [Mongrel Cluster] Pretty good [fcgid]

Output: Great

Tim, the Enchanter: Mod_rails is AWESOME


Input: [0] Ease of setup [mod_rails] Easy [Mongrel Cluster] Moderate [fcgid]

Output: Difficult

Tim, the Enchanter: Mod_rails is AWESOME


Input: [0] Graceful restarts? (restart app w/out dropping a single request) [mod_rails] Yes [Mongrel Cluster] Possible (send kill -USR2 all mongrel pids) [fcgid]

Output: Yes

Tim, the Enchanter: Mod_rails is AWESOME


Input: [0] App restarted on apache restart [mod_rails] Yes [Mongrel Cluster] No [fcgid]

Output: Yes

Tim, the Enchanter: Mod_rails is AWESOME


Input: [0] Automatic process cycling [mod_rails] Yes [Mongrel Cluster] No [fcgid]

Output: Yes

Tim, the Enchanter: Mod_rails is AWESOME


Input: [0] Process management [mod_rails] Allocates on demand [Mongrel Cluster] Fixed regardless of load [fcgid]

Output: Allocates on demand

Tim, the Enchanter: Mod_rails is AWESOME


Input: [0] Ability to set minimum process count per App [mod_rails] No [Mongrel Cluster] Yes [fcgid]

Output: Yes

Tim, the Enchanter: Mod_rails is AWESOME


Input: [0] Set max process count per App [mod_rails] No (... actually, yes!) [Mongrel Cluster] Yes [fcgid]

Output: Yes

Tim, the Enchanter: Mod_rails is AWESOME


Input: [No.] 1. [Description] Did you know there are three display modes? Select the one that's most suitable for you! [Tips]

Output: Multi-Monitor Display Modes

Tech ARP - Multi-Monitor Tips & Tricks Guide Rev. 1.2


Input: [No.] 2. [Description] If you are in the habit of turning off your monitors, this tip will prevent your graphics card from reverting to a single-monitor mode. [Tips]

Output: Disabling Monitor Auto-Detection

Tech ARP - Multi-Monitor Tips & Tricks Guide Rev. 1.2


Input: [No.] 3. [Description] You will love this tip if you are having trouble spanning your video display across multiple monitors. [Tips]

Output: Spanning Video Across Multiple Monitors

Tech ARP - Multi-Monitor Tips & Tricks Guide Rev. 1.2


Input: [No.] 4. [Description] This tip teaches you how to maximize the use of your desktop space by resizing your windows the quick and easy way. [Tips]

Output: Maximize The Use Of Your Desktop Space

Tech ARP - Multi-Monitor Tips & Tricks Guide Rev. 1.2


Input: [No.] 5. [Description] If you are not sure what multi-monitor utilities like Multimon can do for you, check this tip out! [Tips]

Output: Using Multi-Monitor Management Software

Tech ARP - Multi-Monitor Tips & Tricks Guide Rev. 1.2


Input: [No.] 6. [Description] Coming soon! [Tips]

Output: Coming soon!

Tech ARP - Multi-Monitor Tips & Tricks Guide Rev. 1.2


Input: [Corporate] Standardized metrics for hotel groups, brands & management companies with 10 or more hotels [Plus Most popular version] Full-featured guest satisfaction analytics & competitive intelligence to profit from the social web [Standard]

Output: Affordable solution for small & budget hotels, offering reputation essentials

Affordable solution for small & budget hotels, offering reputation essentials


Input: [Corporate] Get Corporate [Plus Most popular version] Get Plus [Standard]

Output: Get Standard

Affordable solution for small & budget hotels, offering reputation essentials


Input: [Versions] Global Review Index™ [Corporate] Yes [Plus Most popular version] Yes [Standard]

Output: Yes

Affordable solution for small & budget hotels, offering reputation essentials


Input: [Versions] Competitive Quality Index™ [Corporate] No [Plus Most popular version] Yes [Standard]

Output: No

Affordable solution for small & budget hotels, offering reputation essentials


Input: [Versions] Summary [Corporate] Yes [Plus Most popular version] Yes [Standard]

Output: Yes

Affordable solution for small & budget hotels, offering reputation essentials


Input: [Versions] Details [Corporate] No [Plus Most popular version] Yes [Standard]

Output: No

Affordable solution for small & budget hotels, offering reputation essentials


Input: [Versions] Summary [Corporate] No [Plus Most popular version] Yes [Standard]

Output: Yes

Affordable solution for small & budget hotels, offering reputation essentials


Input: [Versions] Monitor [Corporate] No [Plus Most popular version] Yes [Standard]

Output: Yes

Affordable solution for small & budget hotels, offering reputation essentials


Input: [Versions] Respond [Corporate] No [Plus Most popular version] Yes [Standard]

Output: No

Affordable solution for small & budget hotels, offering reputation essentials


Input: [Versions] Executive summary [Corporate] Yes [Plus Most popular version] Yes [Standard]

Output: Yes

Affordable solution for small & budget hotels, offering reputation essentials


Input: [Versions] Sales & Marketing [Corporate] No [Plus Most popular version] Yes [Standard]

Output: No

Affordable solution for small & budget hotels, offering reputation essentials


Input: [Versions] Quality & Operations [Corporate] No [Plus Most popular version] Yes [Standard]

Output: No

Affordable solution for small & budget hotels, offering reputation essentials


Input: [Versions] Group Level Reporting [Corporate] Yes [Plus Most popular version] Yes [Standard]

Output: No

Affordable solution for small & budget hotels, offering reputation essentials


Input: [Versions] Quality Seal [Corporate] Yes [Plus Most popular version] Yes [Standard]

Output: Yes

Affordable solution for small & budget hotels, offering reputation essentials


Input: [Versions] Publish reviews1 [Corporate] No [Plus Most popular version] Yes [Standard]

Output: No

Affordable solution for small & budget hotels, offering reputation essentials


Input: [Versions] Number of competitors [Corporate] 3 [Plus Most popular version] 5 [Standard]

Affordable solution for small & budget hotels, offering reputation essentials


Input: [Versions] Task management [Corporate] No [Plus Most popular version] Yes [Standard]

Output: No

Affordable solution for small & budget hotels, offering reputation essentials


Input: [Versions] Corporate [Corporate] 1 [Plus Most popular version] 5 [Standard]

Affordable solution for small & budget hotels, offering reputation essentials


Input: [Versions] Hotel [Corporate] No [Plus Most popular version] 5 [Standard]

Affordable solution for small & budget hotels, offering reputation essentials


Input: [Versions] Advanced Social Media [Corporate] No [Plus Most popular version] Yes [Standard]

Output: Yes

Affordable solution for small & budget hotels, offering reputation essentials


Input: [Versions] API Data Access [Corporate] Yes [Plus Most popular version] Yes [Standard]

Output: No

Affordable solution for small & budget hotels, offering reputation essentials


Input: [Versions] Customer Survey Integration [Corporate] Yes [Plus Most popular version] Yes [Standard]

Output: Yes

Affordable solution for small & budget hotels, offering reputation essentials


Input: [Versions] Additional competitors [Corporate] Yes [Plus Most popular version] Yes [Standard]

Output: Yes

Affordable solution for small & budget hotels, offering reputation essentials


Input: [Status] done [Date] 2012/11/19 [Notes] In character creation document. [Game Element]

Output: Character Scores

NaGaDeMon 2012, Status Check November 19 | Echelon d20 - An RPG framework based on the d20 system.


Input: [Status] in progress [Date] 2012/11/19 [Notes] In character creation document. [Game Element]

Output: Character Creation and Evolution

NaGaDeMon 2012, Status Check November 19 | Echelon d20 - An RPG framework based on the d20 system.


Input: [Status] in progress [Date] 2012/11/19 [Notes] In core rules document. [Game Element]

Output: Task Resolution

NaGaDeMon 2012, Status Check November 19 | Echelon d20 - An RPG framework based on the d20 system.


Input: [Status] in progress [Date] 2012/11/19 [Notes] In cornerstone talents document, will cover races. [Game Element]

Output: Cornerstone Talents

NaGaDeMon 2012, Status Check November 19 | Echelon d20 - An RPG framework based on the d20 system.


Input: [Status] in progress [Date] 2012/11/19 [Notes] In documents according to origin: Iron Heroes mastery feats, FantasyCraft feats, Agents of Faith domain feats, new talents. Still want to do “Skill talents” and Iron Heroes class abilities talents. [Game Element]

Output: Common Talents

NaGaDeMon 2012, Status Check November 19 | Echelon d20 - An RPG framework based on the d20 system.


Input: [Status] in progress [Date] 2012/11/19 [Notes] On web site: Creating from Prestige Classes, Arcane Archer, Dwarven Defender, Shadowdancer. [Game Element]

Output: Capstone Talents

NaGaDeMon 2012, Status Check November 19 | Echelon d20 - An RPG framework based on the d20 system.


Input: [Status] not started [Date] 2012/11/19 [Notes] Will do, not sure about formatting. [Game Element]

Output: Archetypes

NaGaDeMon 2012, Status Check November 19 | Echelon d20 - An RPG framework based on the d20 system.


Input: [Status] not started [Date] 2012/11/19 [Notes] Using RSRD spells more or less as written (may override things like duration and range to simplify, but that can be done on an ad hoc basis for now). Will want talents for spell knowledge, might go with something like Eldritch Weaver Threads for this pass. [Game Element]

Output: Spells

NaGaDeMon 2012, Status Check November 19 | Echelon d20 - An RPG framework based on the d20 system.


Input: [Status] not started [Date] 2012/11/19 [Notes] To be done much as characters. Once I finish bootstrapping some talents these should go quickly. [Game Element]

Output: Monsters

NaGaDeMon 2012, Status Check November 19 | Echelon d20 - An RPG framework based on the d20 system.


Input: [Title] Example 1 - First Quartz Program [Description]

Output: Think of this as a "Hello World" for Quartz

Quartz Scheduler | Documentation | Quartz 2.1.x: Examples


Input: [Title] Example 2 - Simple Triggers [Description]

Output: Shows a dozen different ways of using Simple Triggers to schedule your jobs

Quartz Scheduler | Documentation | Quartz 2.1.x: Examples


Input: [Title] Example 3 - Cron Triggers [Description]

Output: Shows how Cron Triggers can be used to schedule your job

Quartz Scheduler | Documentation | Quartz 2.1.x: Examples


Input: [Title] Example 4 - Job State and Parameters [Description]

Output: Demonstrates how parameters can be passed into jobs and how jobs maintain state

Quartz Scheduler | Documentation | Quartz 2.1.x: Examples


Input: [Title] Example 5 - Handling Job Misfires [Description]

Output: Sometimes job will not execute when they are supposed to. See how to handle these Misfires

Quartz Scheduler | Documentation | Quartz 2.1.x: Examples


Input: [Title] Example 6 - Dealing with Job Exceptions [Description]

Output: No job is perfect. See how you can let the scheduler know how to deal with exceptions that are thrown by your job

Quartz Scheduler | Documentation | Quartz 2.1.x: Examples


Input: [Title] Exampl 7 - Interrupting Jobs [Description]

Output: Shows how the scheduler can interrupt your jobs and how to code your jobs to deal with interruptions

Quartz Scheduler | Documentation | Quartz 2.1.x: Examples


Input: [Title] Example 8 - Fun with Calendars [Description]

Output: Demonstrates how a Holiday calendar can be used to exclude execution of jobs on a holiday

Quartz Scheduler | Documentation | Quartz 2.1.x: Examples


Input: [Title] Example 9 - Job Listeners [Description]

Output: Use job listeners to have one job trigger another job, building a simple workflow

Quartz Scheduler | Documentation | Quartz 2.1.x: Examples


Input: [Title] Example 10 - Using Quartz Plug-Ins [Description]

Output: Demonstrates the use of the XML Job Initialization plug-in as well as the History Logging plug-ins

Quartz Scheduler | Documentation | Quartz 2.1.x: Examples


Input: [Title] Example 11 - Quartz Under High Load [Description]

Output: Quartz can run a lot of jobs but see how thread pools can limit how many jobs can execute simultaneously

Quartz Scheduler | Documentation | Quartz 2.1.x: Examples


Input: [Title] Example 12 - Remote Job Scheduling using RMI [Description]

Output: Using Remote Method Invocation, a Quartz scheduler can be remotely scheduled by a client

Quartz Scheduler | Documentation | Quartz 2.1.x: Examples


Input: [Title] Example 13 - Clustered Quartz [Description]

Output: Demonstrates how Quartz can be used in a clustered environment and how Quartz can use the database to persist scheduling information

Quartz Scheduler | Documentation | Quartz 2.1.x: Examples


Input: [Title] Example 14 - Trigger Priorities [Description]

Output: Demonstrates how Trigger priorities can be used to manage firing order for Triggers with the same fire time

Quartz Scheduler | Documentation | Quartz 2.1.x: Examples


Input: [Title] Example 15 - TC Clustered Quartz [Description]

Output: Demonstrates how Quartz can be clustered with Terracotta, rather than with a database

Quartz Scheduler | Documentation | Quartz 2.1.x: Examples


Input: [Description] Online mailbox moves with automatic Outlook reconfiguration [Feature]

Output: Native mailbox move


Input: [Description] Free/busy and calendar sharing between on-premises and Exchange Online mailboxes [Feature]

Output: Free/busy and calendar sharing


Input: [Description] TLS-encrypted and authenticated mail flow between your on-premises and Exchange Online organizations [Feature]

Output: Secure mail


Input: [Description] Provide unlimited cloud-based archive storage for your on-premises mailboxes [Feature]

Output: Exchange Online Archiving


Input: [Description] Integrated message tracking logs across on-your on-premises and Exchange Online organizations [Feature]

Output: Message tracking


Input: [Description] Create a single search request that automatically queries both on-premises and Exchange Online mailboxes [Feature]

Output: Multi-mailbox search


Input: [Description] Redirect OWA logons for users that have been moved to Exchange Online [Feature]

Output: Outlook Web App redirection


Input: [Description] Ensures that MailTips are available for both your on-premises and Exchange Online organizations [Feature]

Output: Mailtips


Input: [Smalltalk] high [Eiffel] medium [C++] low [Java] medium [0]

Output: uniformity

Principles of Object-Oriented Software Development


Input: [Smalltalk] medium [Eiffel] high [C++] medium [Java] high [0]

Output: documentation value

Principles of Object-Oriented Software Development


Input: [Smalltalk] medium [Eiffel] medium [C++] low* [Java] high* [0]

Output: reliability

Principles of Object-Oriented Software Development


Input: [Smalltalk] no [Eiffel] no [C++] yes [Java] yes [0]

Output: protected operations

Principles of Object-Oriented Software Development


Input: [Smalltalk] no [Eiffel] yes [C++] yes [Java] no* [0]

Output: multiple inheritance

Principles of Object-Oriented Software Development


Input: [Smalltalk] low [Eiffel] medium [C++] high [Java] low [0]

Output: efficiency

Principles of Object-Oriented Software Development


Input: [Smalltalk] yes [Eiffel] yes [C++] no* [Java] yes [0]

Output: garbage collection

Principles of Object-Oriented Software Development


Input: [Smalltalk] low* [Eiffel] medium [C++] high [Java] medium [0]

Output: language complexity

Principles of Object-Oriented Software Development


Input: [Title] ADWLauncher EX [Notes]

Output: My Default Launcher Now

TNET Services, Inc.: Apps List for Kindle Fire


Input: [Title] Beautify widgets [Notes]

Output: Cool add on

TNET Services, Inc.: Apps List for Kindle Fire


Input: [Title] Launcher GO Launcher EX [Notes]

Output: No longer my default

TNET Services, Inc.: Apps List for Kindle Fire


Input: [Root] XXX [Title] Thumb Keyboard [Notes]

Output: (tricky to install but not hard)

TNET Services, Inc.: Apps List for Kindle Fire


Input: [Title] Battery Left [Notes]

Output: Stopped using

TNET Services, Inc.: Apps List for Kindle Fire


Input: [Title] Battry Solo [Notes]

Output: Using instead of Battery left now

TNET Services, Inc.: Apps List for Kindle Fire


Input: [Title] PrintBot [Notes]

Output: (print to a local WiFi or Internet accessible printer)

TNET Services, Inc.: Apps List for Kindle Fire


Input: [Root] XXX [Title] Shootme [Notes]

Output: Stopped using

TNET Services, Inc.: Apps List for Kindle Fire


Input: [Root] XXX [Title] Screenshot [Notes]

Output: Using instead of Shootme

TNET Services, Inc.: Apps List for Kindle Fire


Input: [Root] XXX [Title] TWRP 2.0 [Notes]

Output: Recovery Manager

TNET Services, Inc.: Apps List for Kindle Fire


Input: [Root] XXX [Title] TetherGPS [Notes]

Output: Root needed to modify the settings.db to enable it, but not needed after installed. Enables the use of GPS via another droid that acts as a server

TNET Services, Inc.: Apps List for Kindle Fire


Input: [Root] XXX [Title] KindleFire Utility [Notes]

Output: Utility that allows you to root your Kindle Fire using TWRP Jcase Root etc... Windows - Info

TNET Services, Inc.: Apps List for Kindle Fire


Input: [Root] XXX [Title] Voodoo OTA RootKeeper [Notes]

Output: (how to allow for use Amazon Videos after you have rooted)

TNET Services, Inc.: Apps List for Kindle Fire


Input: [Link] Getting Started [Description]

Output: Download a help manual. (PDF format) Contains uncomplicated instructions for using ALL the system features.


Input: [Link] Significant Changes to ARMIS Reporting Instructions [Description]

Output: Lists important changes contained in the annual ARMIS orders, for each year, beginning with 2000.


Input: [Link] Q & A [Description]

Output: EAFS shortcuts and pitfalls; includes ongoing ARMIS Team and User input.


Input: [Link] Carrier Filing History [Description]

Output: Find out which companies filed which ARMIS reports for which years.


Input: [Link] System Status [Description]

Output: In the rare event the database itself experiences technical problems or a planned outage, this link provides that information.


Input: [Link] System Maintenance Schedule [Description]

Output: Information about expected system downtime.


Input: [0] Generation 4th 2nd 1st

Output: 3rd

Expensive, complex Web Hosting that requires extensive technical knowledge.


Input: [0] Description Hosted across multiple servers with proprietary Dynamic Traffic Management. Easy-to-manage and affordable. It's the next generation of Web Hosting. Interactive sites (blogs, eCommerce, small business) with performance limited to a single server. Simple static sites with limited functionality.

Output: Expensive, complex Web Hosting that requires extensive technical knowledge.

Expensive, complex Web Hosting that requires extensive technical knowledge.


Input: [0] Is my site hosted on a cluster of multiple servers with real-time load-balancing? YES No Unknown

Output: Yes

Expensive, complex Web Hosting that requires extensive technical knowledge.


Input: [0] When faced with large increases in traffic, will my site continue to load quickly at no additional cost? YES, capacity scales at NO additional cost. No (Due to constraints of single server with thousands of sites.) Unknown

Output: No

Expensive, complex Web Hosting that requires extensive technical knowledge.


Input: [0] If my server crashes, will my site stay up with zero interruption? Yes, our proprietary Dynamic Traffic Management keeps your site up and running. No No

Output: Yes

Expensive, complex Web Hosting that requires extensive technical knowledge.


Input: [0] Can I use this even though I'm not a rocket scientist? Yes, it is designed for everyone. Yes, but who wants to be stuck in the past? Yes

Output: Maybe, if you are a tech guru.

Expensive, complex Web Hosting that requires extensive technical knowledge.


Input: [0] Do I pay more if I use more bandwidth? No, we won't punish you for your success. No Yes

Output: Yes

Expensive, complex Web Hosting that requires extensive technical knowledge.


Input: [0] Am I protected against URL spoofing? Yes, Premium DNS protects your domain. (with Ultimate plan) No No

Output: No

Expensive, complex Web Hosting that requires extensive technical knowledge.


Input: [0] Do I get a free SSL certificate with fixed IP? YES (with Ultimate plan) Yes — —

Output: No

Expensive, complex Web Hosting that requires extensive technical knowledge.


Input: [0] Will my site be scanned for malware vulnerabilities? YES, every day (with Ultimate plan) No No

Output: No

Expensive, complex Web Hosting that requires extensive technical knowledge.


Input: [0] Will my server be protected against DoS (Denial-of-Service) and other malicious attacks? YES Unknown Unknown

Output: Unknown

Expensive, complex Web Hosting that requires extensive technical knowledge.


Input: [0] What level of intrusion prevention is offered? Two levels. Provides network AND server-level intrusion prevention. Unknown Unknown

Output: Unknown

Expensive, complex Web Hosting that requires extensive technical knowledge.


Input: [What it Does] Presents a gallery of beautiful images from the SDSS, with links to information on each object. [Use it when...] you want to see a few beautiful images SDSS has taken. [Tool]

Output: Famous Places


Input: [What it Does] Lets you enjoy the sight of the sky as the SDSS telescope sees it when scanning along its nightly cycle. [Use it when...] you want to see how the sky looks to the SDSS telescope. [Tool]

Output: Scrolling Sky


Input: [What it Does] Lets you download images (organized by SDSS run-camcol-field) and spectra (organized by spectrum and SDSS plate). [Use it when...] you know the SDSS run-camcol-field number of an image, or the plate-spectrum number of a spectrum, and you want to look at or download the image or spectrum. [Tool]

Output: Get Images


Input: [What it Does] Lets you create and print an astronomical finding chart for an object seen by the SDSS [Use it when...] when you want to use SDSS images to help you find an object with your telescope, or when you want a printout of an SDSS object. [Tool]

Output: Finding Chart


Input: [What it Does] Lets you navigate through the sky by panning and zooming. When you click on an object, you get a summary of its photometric data. You can also save objects in a notebook and export them to a spreadsheet program for later analysis. [Use it when...] you are looking through the sky for objects to study. [Tool]

Output: Navigate


Input: [What it Does] Lets you look up all photometric and spectroscopic data for individual objects. [Use it when...] you know an object's ID or position and you want to look up its data. [Tool]

Output: Explore


Input: [What it Does] Lets you search the database for objects near a certain sky position (in radial or rectangular coordinates) or with certain brightnesses. [Use it when...] you want to find objects in one part of the sky. [Tool]

Output: Radial/ Rectangular Search


Input: [What it Does] Lets you select search requirements from menus to build up a simple search of the sky. [Use it when...] you want to find many objects that meet simple criteria that you devise. [Tool]

Output: Search Form


Input: [What it Does] Lets you search the database for all objects that meet any criteria you can think of, then returns whatever photometric or spectroscopic data you request. The SQL search tool is the most powerful tool on SkyServer; professional astronomers use a very similar tool in their research. [Use it when...] you want to answer a specific astronomical research question quickly. [Tool]

Output: SQL Search


Input: [What it Does] Displays thumbnail images for a list of objects (name,ra,dec), or for the results of a SQL search. [Use it when...] you want to quickly scan through a list of objects, or through the results of your search. [Tool]

Output: Image List


Input: [What it Does] Lets you upload a list of sky positions or plate/fiber numbers, then returns a list of all SDSS objects near those positions. [Use it when...] you have a list of sky objects from another astronomical database, and you want to find all SDSS objects near each of your objects. [Tool]

Output: Object Upload


Input: [Feature] Servers Limit [Standard Edition] 1 [Enterprise Edition] Per License [Source Code Edition] Unlimited [OEM Edition]

Output: Unlimited


Input: [Feature] Concurrent Clients [Standard Edition] 5 [Enterprise Edition] Unlimited [Source Code Edition] Unlimited [OEM Edition]

Output: Unlimited


Input: [Feature] CreamTec Promotional Link Removed [Standard Edition] No [Enterprise Edition] Yes [Source Code Edition] Yes [OEM Edition]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Custom Renderers [Standard Edition] 1 [Enterprise Edition] Unlimited [Source Code Edition] Unlimited [OEM Edition]

Output: Unlimited


Input: [Feature] Custom Updaters [Standard Edition] 1 [Enterprise Edition] Unlimited [Source Code Edition] Unlimited [OEM Edition]

Output: Unlimited


Input: [Feature] Request and Agent Filters [Standard Edition] Limited [Enterprise Edition] Unlimited [Source Code Edition] Unlimited [OEM Edition]

Output: Unlimited


Input: [Feature] HTML Themes [Standard Edition] Light [Enterprise Edition] Light [Source Code Edition] Light [OEM Edition]

Output: Light


Input: [Feature] Access to full AjaxSwing API [Standard Edition] No [Enterprise Edition] Yes [Source Code Edition] Yes [OEM Edition]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Source Code [Standard Edition] No [Enterprise Edition] No [Source Code Edition] Yes, Complete [OEM Edition]

Output: Yes, Renderering only


Input: [Feature] Price [Standard Edition] Free [Enterprise Edition] $6,000 + cores*$1,000 [Source Code Edition] Contact Sales [OEM Edition]

Output: Contact Sales


Input: [What does it do?] Switch your wireless on or off. [Setting]

Output: Enable Wireless Router Radio

Netgear WNR1000: wireless settings guide


Input: [What does it do?] These options are reserved for wireless testing and advanced configuration only. We do not recommend changing these settings. [Setting]

Output: Fragmentation Length CTS/RTS Threshold Pre-amble mode

Netgear WNR1000: wireless settings guide


Input: [What does it do?] This is the PIN number used to connect devices via WPS. [Setting]

Output: Router's PIN

Netgear WNR1000: wireless settings guide


Input: [What does it do?] Checking this box prevents any device from connecting using WPS. [Setting]

Output: Disable Router's PIN

Netgear WNR1000: wireless settings guide


Input: [What does it do?] If this option is unticked, each new WPS connection will change the router's wireless settings to an automatically generated random SSID and security key. [Setting]

Output: Keep Existing Wireless Settings

Netgear WNR1000: wireless settings guide


Input: [What does it do?] Switch on and configure MAC address filtering. [Setting]

Output: Wireless Card Access List

Netgear WNR1000: wireless settings guide


Input: [Feature] Bookmarks, verselists, or tags [AB] yes [BT] yes [BPB] yes [FB] yes[1] [MS2] yes [PS] yes [SPW] yes [SB] yes [ST] yes [Xi] yes [XS] yes [BD]

Output: yes

Choosing a SWORD program - CrossWire Bible Society


Input: [Feature] Manual adding [BT] yes [BPB] yes [FB] yes [MS2] yes [PS] yes [SPW] yes [SB] yes [ST] yes [Xi] yes [XS] yes [BD]

Output: yes

Choosing a SWORD program - CrossWire Bible Society


Input: [Feature] Bulk adding of search result [BPB] yes [MS2] yes [PS] no [ST] no [Xi] yes [XS] no [BD]

Output: yes

Choosing a SWORD program - CrossWire Bible Society


Input: [Feature] Permanent [BT] yes [BPB] yes [FB] yes [MS2] yes [PS] yes [SPW] yes [SB] yes [ST] yes [2] [Xi] yes [XS] yes [BD]

Output: yes

Choosing a SWORD program - CrossWire Bible Society


Input: [Feature] Hierarchical [BT] yes [BPB] yes [FB] yes [MS2] yes [PS] yes [SPW] yes [SB] no [ST] no [Xi] yes [XS] yes [BD]

Output: no

Choosing a SWORD program - CrossWire Bible Society


Input: [Feature] Drag and drop management [AB] n/a [BT] yes [BPB] yes [FB] yes [MS2] yes [PS] no [SPW] yes [SB] n/a [ST] no [Xi] yes [XS] yes [BD]

Choosing a SWORD program - CrossWire Bible Society


Input: [Feature] Exportable [BT] yes [FB] yes [MS2] no [PS] no [ST] no [Xi] yes[3] [XS] yes [BD]

Output: yes

Choosing a SWORD program - CrossWire Bible Society


Input: [Feature] User comments [BT] yes [BPB] yes [FB] no [MS2] yes [PS] no [ST] no [Xi] yes [XS] yes [BD]

Output: no

Choosing a SWORD program - CrossWire Bible Society


Input: [Feature] Study notes [AB] yes [BT] yes [BPB] no [FB] no [MS2] yes [PS] no [SPW] yes [SB] yes [ST] no [Xi] yes [XS] yes [BD]

Output: no

Choosing a SWORD program - CrossWire Bible Society


Input: [Name] AutoDim [Versions] 7.0, 7.5, 8.0, 9.0, 10.0 [Price] 500 [Description]

Output: Utility allows you to launch Great Plains and run one or more integrations or integration groups and have Great Plains exit upon completion of the integrations. This product also supports integrating into several different companies.

Dynamics Confessions Blogspot: February 2010


Input: [Name] Customer PO Number Check (this is a very nice tool, it prevents some orders from being duplicated) [Versions] 7.5, 8.0, 9.0, 10.0 [Price] 500 [Description]

Output: This tool checks the Customer PO Number for duplicates as data is entered into the field on both the SOP Entry window and the SOP Customer Detail Entry window.

Dynamics Confessions Blogspot: February 2010


Input: [Name] Doc Date Verify [Versions] 7, 8.0, 9.0,10.0 [Price] FREE [Description]

Output: When a document date is entered in Payables Transaction Entry or Receivables Transaction Entry, a check will be performed to determine if the document date is in a fiscal period. If the date does not fall within a valid fiscal period, a message will be issued and the user will not be allowed to continue until the date is in a valid period. This customization will also do a validation if the period is closed.

Dynamics Confessions Blogspot: February 2010


Input: [Name] Grant All Access Script [Versions] Not version specific [Price] FREE [Description]

Output: Grants all users access to all projects.

Dynamics Confessions Blogspot: February 2010


Input: [Name] Master Record Macros [Versions] Not version specific [Price] FREE [Description]

Output: Macros to populate the master records when Project Accounting has been implemented after Vendors, Customers, or Employees have been created.

Dynamics Confessions Blogspot: February 2010


Input: [Name] Payroll Local Tax Tool [Versions] 7.0, 7.5, 8.0, 9.0, 10.0 [Price] 500 [Description]

Output: This utility allows specific local taxes for an employee to be sheltered for TSA style deductions while allowing other local taxes for the same employee to not be sheltered. Each deduction in the system can specify which local taxes should be sheltered, and employees can also be specifically excluded from this process.

Dynamics Confessions Blogspot: February 2010


Input: [Name] PO Returns (this prevents you from paying for an item that has been returned) [Versions] 7.5, 8.0, 9.0, 10.0 [Price] FREE [Description]

Output: When invoicing a receipt in POP, this customization will check the previous quantity invoiced and the quantity returned for the line item. The maximum quantity allowed to be invoiced is based the following formula: Quantity Shipped minus (Previous Quantity Invoiced plus Quantity Returned). This customization will not allow invoicing of more than this amount.

Dynamics Confessions Blogspot: February 2010


Input: [Name] POP Cost Defaulter (a life saver if you don’t want your PO cost to float around) [Versions] 7.0, 7.5, 8.0, 9.0, 10.0 [Price] FREE [Description]

Output: This utility allows the user to default in the Standard Cost or the Current Cost within the Purchase Order Entry window instead of the vendor specific Last Invoice Cost.

Dynamics Confessions Blogspot: February 2010


Input: [Name] RM Auto Apply Utility [Versions] 7.0, 7.5, 8.0, 9.0, 10.0 [Price] 750 [Description]

Output: This application will allow the user to Mass Apply posted RM Credit Documents to posted RM Debit Documents. The user can select a range of Customer, Debit Document Dates, Credit Document Dates, and a Credit Document Type restriction if desired. The credit documents will apply to the debit documents in the order specified in Receivables Management Setup window which is the same order that Dynamics Apply Sales Documents Auto Apply button uses.

Dynamics Confessions Blogspot: February 2010


Input: [Name] Shipment Notification (YES! No more delaying customer billing!) [Versions] 7.x, 8.0, 9.0, 10.0 [Price] 750 [Description]

Output: Will allow drop ship sales orders to be transferred to invoice prior to invoicing the purchase order

Dynamics Confessions Blogspot: February 2010


Input: [Name] SOP Lot Number Overrides [Versions] 7.0,7.5,8.0, 9.0, 10.0 [Price] 1,500 [Description]

Output: Use this tool if you use Lot Number processing and run into situations where you sell Lot Numbers before they are entered into the system through POP or BOM. This utility will create a temporary Lot Number receipt during the Sales Transaction Entry process and manage the Lot Number quantity accurately. After the Lot Number is received through POP, BOM or IV, the temporary receipt is removed and the actual lot receipt is updated to reflect that a portion of it has already been sold.

Dynamics Confessions Blogspot: February 2010


Input: [Name] SOP Partial Kit Transfers [Versions] 7.0,7.5,8.0, 9.0, 10.0 [Price] 1,500 [Description]

Output: This utility supports partial transfers of Kit items from Orders to Invoices and will maintain the Previously Invoiced quantity for the overall kit item and all of its components. This utility does not currently support partial transfers to back-order documents.

Dynamics Confessions Blogspot: February 2010


Input: [Name] SOP to POP Line Reordering (the PO doc will now be in the same order as the SOP doc.) [Versions] 7.0, 7.5, 8.0, 9.0, 10.0 [Price] 500 [Description]

Output: This utility will reorder the line items of Purchase Orders generated by the SOP to POP transfer process to be in the same order as they originally were on the Sales Order document(s). The preview report will still show an alphabetical list, but on the actual Purchase Order document the line items will maintain their correct sequence. This is critical for companies who rely on matching up PO printouts to Packing Lists or Picking Tickets in SOP.

Dynamics Confessions Blogspot: February 2010


Input: [Name] Default AddItem for POP/SOP [Versions] 8.0, 9.0, 10.0 [Price] FREE [Description]

Output: Application that defaults the Add Item option to be marked in Sales Transaction Entry, Purchase Order Entry, POP Receivings Entry and Purchasing Invoice Entry.

Dynamics Confessions Blogspot: February 2010


Input: [Name] AutoPost [Versions] 8.0, 9.0 [Price] 500 [Description]

Output: COM dll that can be called from IM or an outside application to post some types of Dynamics Batches. Currently the application supports posting of: Sales Order Processing Batches GL Transaction Entry Batches IV Transaction Entry Batches RM Cash Receipts Batches Because this application uses the Continuum API, the Great Plains client must be running and a user logged into a company for this application to work. The posting process would then use that user & company to post the desired batch.

Dynamics Confessions Blogspot: February 2010


Input: [Name] Benefit Modifier Tool [Versions] 7.5,8.0,9.0 [Price] 750 [Description]

Output: Allows users to change the Benefit Code

Dynamics Confessions Blogspot: February 2010


Input: [Name] Deduction Modifier Tool [Versions] 7.0,7.5,8.0,9.0 [Price] 750 [Description]

Output: Allows users to change Deduction Codes

Dynamics Confessions Blogspot: February 2010


Input: [Name] Credit Limit Override for eOrder [Versions] 7.0, 7.5, 8.0 [Price] 750 [Description]

Output: Allows the function of overriding credit limits for customers that have no credit or have reached their credit limit during the creation of an Order. This feature is not available on the base package of eOrder or eCommerce.

Dynamics Confessions Blogspot: February 2010


Input: [Name] Customer specific Catalogs for eOrder [Versions] 7.0, 7.5, 8.0 [Price] 750 [Description]

Output: Provides ability to setup multiple catalogs and assign different catalogs to different customers.

Dynamics Confessions Blogspot: February 2010


Input: [Name] Email confirmation for eOrder [Versions] 7.0, 7.5, 8.0 [Price] 750 [Description]

Output: Sends an email to the shopper after the order has been placed with the order details to the email address entered on the Internet Information page from the page off the Customer’s main address record for eOrder.

Dynamics Confessions Blogspot: February 2010


Input: [Name] Email used as login for eOrder [Versions] 7.0, 7.5 [Price] 750 [Description]

Output: Changes the login from Customer ID to the email address entered on the Internet Information page from the page off the Customer’s main address record.

Dynamics Confessions Blogspot: February 2010


Input: [Name] Extended Pricing eOrder / eCommerce [Versions] 7.0, 7.5 [Price] 1,500 [Description]

Output: Allows extended pricing for the eOrder and eCommerce module.

Dynamics Confessions Blogspot: February 2010


Input: [Name] Historical Order Inquiry for eOrder [Versions] 7.0, 7.5 [Price] 750 [Description]

Output: Provides the capability of viewing historical Order information within eOrder.

Dynamics Confessions Blogspot: February 2010


Input: [Name] Email Invoices [Versions] 7.0, 7.5, 8.0, 9.0 [Price] 750 [Description]

Output: Allows users to email invoices to Customers. No more hassles mailing invoices to customers, simply specify their email address and send the invoice electronically.

Dynamics Confessions Blogspot: February 2010


Input: [Name] Employee Business Card with Image [Versions] 8.0, 9.0 [Price] FREE [Description]

Output: The Employee Business Card with Image web part will display the image of the employee. Employee Business Card with Image web part adds an image to the Employee Business Card web part found in the Business Portal at Company – Directory. Business Portal administrators simply name their *.jpg file according to the Employee ID and copy the file to a specified directory.

Dynamics Confessions Blogspot: February 2010


Input: [Name] IV Post To GL [Versions] 6.0,7.0,7.5,8.0,9.0 [Price] FREE [Description]

Output: Allows IV Transaction Batches to look at the checkbox in Setup>Posting>Posting to determine if the Post To GL checkbox should be marked or unmarked for IV batches.

Dynamics Confessions Blogspot: February 2010


Input: [Name] Multi-Build Payroll Tool [Versions] 8.0, 9.0 [Price] 1,000 [Description]

Output: Allows multiple people to build /calculate / print / post payroll batches at the same time

Dynamics Confessions Blogspot: February 2010


Input: [Name] Pay Code Modifier Tool [Versions] 7.0,7.5,8.0,9.0 [Price] 750 [Description]

Output: Allows users to change Pay Codes

Dynamics Confessions Blogspot: February 2010


Input: [Name] Payables Management Checks (Decimal Place Tool) [Versions] 7.0,7.5,8.0,9.0 [Price] FREE [Description]

Output: There is an option under Setup | System | Currency to change the decimal places. Once you move them up (example 2 to 4) it affects all modules checks and you are not able to back it down. This tool will print the checks out with two decimal places for Payables Management and Bank Reconciliation checks.

Dynamics Confessions Blogspot: February 2010


Input: [Name] Payroll Checks (Decimal Place Tool) [Versions] 7.0,7.5,8.0,9.0 [Price] FREE [Description]

Output: There is an option under Setup | System | Currency to change the decimal places. Once you move them up (example 2 to 4) it affects all modules checks and you are not able to back it down. This tool will print checks with two decimal places only for Payroll checks and Direct Deposit.

Dynamics Confessions Blogspot: February 2010


Input: [Name] Payroll Customized 941 Report [Versions] 7.0, 7.5, 8.0, 9.0 [Price] 500 [Description]

Output: Prints the 941 by date range and / or employee

Dynamics Confessions Blogspot: February 2010


Input: [Name] Payroll Detailed Activity Tracking [Versions] 7.5, 8.0, 9.0 [Price] 750 [Description]

Output: Each time a change is made within HR and Payroll to an employee a script can be processed to see the activity.

Dynamics Confessions Blogspot: February 2010


Input: [Name] Payroll Pay Code History Edit [Versions] 7.0, 7.5, 8.0, 9.0 [Price] 500 [Description]

Output: Allows users to change WC, FUTA and SUTA within the Pay Code History window

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Input: [Name] PM Checks Default (remember this feature?) [Versions] 6.0,7.0,7.5,8.0,9.0 [Price] FREE [Description]

Output: Default Print PM Checks to check and not alignment form

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Input: [Name] Print Check Default (and its cousin in payroll) [Versions] 7.0, 7.5 [Price] FREE [Description]

Output: For payroll only (not used with Direct Deposit) to default into print the check within the Print Checks window instead of Printing the alignment first

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Input: [Name] PM EFT User Defined Setup Utility [Versions] 8.0, 9.0 [Price] FREE [Description]

Output: Allows users that require slight variations to the EFT file to format in order for their banks to accept the files.

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Input: [Name] POP Over Receipt Tolerance [Versions] 7.0, 7.5, 8.0, 9.0 [Price] 750 [Description]

Output: Utility that allows a receipt tolerance percentage for quantities. A setup window allows the user to enter a tolerance percentage, that percentage is then used when a Purchase Order is received. The highest quantity that can be received is the original quantity ordered plus the percentage amount. For example, a Purchase Order is entered for a quantity of 10. A tolerance percentage of 20% is entered. The highest quantity allowed to be received would be 12.

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Input: [Name] Security Troubleshooting Utility [Versions] 7.0, 7.5, 8.0, 9.0 [Price] FREE [Description]

Output: This utility assist in troubleshooting security issues which have occurred in Great Plains. Utility lists each window/report resource ID then trace these references to the security table before the permissions to the resources ID is validated by Great Plains, aiding in which resource is causing a security issue in Great Plains. Does not function with Small Business Manager.

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Input: [Name] SOP Default Site per Line [Versions] 7.0, 7.5, 8.0, 9.0 [Price] FREE [Description]

Output: This customization changes the site that is defaulted on line items. Instead of pulling the site from the Default Site on the SOP Entry window, if there is a default site assigned to the item in Cards>Inventory>Qtys/Sites, then that site will default for that line item If there is no default site id for the item, then the customization will default the first site that is assigned to the item.

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Input: [Name] SOP Returns Account Default [Versions] 7.0, 7.5, 8.0, 9.0 [Price] FREE [Description]

Output: This customization will default the sales order returns account when a return is created from SOP Entry under Extras>Create Return. As the SALES distribution type is created for the return, the customization will check the Sales Order Returns account from the customer card. If the account is not empty, then all SALES type accounts will default with the account number in the Sales Order Returns slot from the customer.

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Input: [Name] SOP Sort Line Items [Versions] 7.0, 7.5, 8.0, 9.0 [Price] 500 [Description]

Output: This utility allows the user to define custom sorting options to display line items in Sales Order Processing. For example, a sort could be defined by Item Number and then the currently selected SOP Document would display the line items in Item Number order instead of the standard by order entered. This utility does not physically reorder the records in the underlying tables; it only displays them differently in the Sales Order Processing window. This application also does not affect the way that sales documents print. (SQL database only)

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Input: [Name] Update User Date Utility (otherwise the user date will be off and so will all of the default batch dates) [Versions] 7.0, 7.5, 8.0, 9.0 [Price] FREE [Description]

Output: This application automatically updates the User Date in Great Plains to the next date at midnight. The application will run in the background as long as Great Plains is open. This tool can be useful when Great Plains is left open on a machine overnight running integrations or other processes. (date disabled with dex.ini switch)

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Input: [0] Application Windows [Windows & Linux] Encapsulation: Windows are logically “contained” within the parent application. [OSX]

Output: Visibility & Consistency: Windows are always visible and the application menu is always at the very top of the screen.


Input: [0] Application Switching [Windows & Linux] Taskbar: A list of running programs displayed on a bar. [OSX]

Output: Visual Index: A visual display of a small version of each open window.


Input: [0] Window Resizing [Windows & Linux] Utilitarian: Windows can be resized from any side, or, within a larger target in the lower-right-hand corner. [OSX]

Output: Consistency: Windows are only resized via a small icon in the lower-right-hand corner.


Input: [0] Returning to Parent Folder in File List [Windows & Linux] Always available: Filesystem feels like a hierarchy. [OSX]

Output: Available only in columnar view: Each view is designed for basically one thing. Filesystem feels like an index of favorites.


Input: [0] Document Icons [Windows & Linux] Icons and some previews: Most documents have a general icon. Icons are clickable in the entire square they reside (e.g. 32px by 32px). [OSX]

Output: Previews: Document previews are generated as much as possible. Icons are clickable only on the preview itself. (I was working with some icons for short and wide images and the icons were a bit difficult to select!)


Input: [0] File Renaming and Deleting [Windows & Linux] Common operations: F2, type, enter. Del. [OSX]

Output: Prevent accidental actions: Cmd + I, click, type, close window. Cmd + Del.


Input: [0] Image Sizes [Windows & Linux] Severally available: Available in list view and in document summary. [OSX]

Output: Use an app: Not available from the OS?


Input: [Countermeasure] Authentication [SaaS] Identity Provider: Cloud Consumer Relying Party: SaaS Provider [Threat]

Output: Spoofing


Input: [Countermeasure] Integrity Hash [SaaS] Hash generation & verification shared Cloud Consumer, SaaS Provider [Threat]

Output: Tampering


Input: [Countermeasure] Audit Logging [SaaS] Record events: shared SaaS Provider, Cloud Consumer Event review: Cloud Consumer [Threat]

Output: Repudiation


Input: [Countermeasure] Encryption [SaaS] Cloud Consumer [Threat]

Output: Information Disclosure


Input: [Countermeasure] Availability [SaaS] SaaS Provider [Threat]

Output: Denial of Service


Input: [Countermeasure] Authorization, Hardened Interfaces [SaaS] Infrastructure: SaaS provider Infostructure: SaaS provider [Threat]

Output: Elevation of Privilege


Input: [0] App Review Site [1] Description [2] Content Type [3] Screen Shots/Video [4] Price Included [6] QR Scan Codes Provided [5]

Output: User Ratings

Yes - public user ratings in addition to AndroidTapp ratings

Roundup Of The Top 7 Android Market Exploration And Review Sites - Where Will You Look For Your Next App?


Input: [0] AppBrain [1] Catalog style database site, providing top lists, browse by category, and search [2] Brief content highlighting key features and functions [3] Screenshots [4] Yes [6] Yes (after clicking "More options") [5]

Output: Yes

Yes - public user ratings in addition to AndroidTapp ratings

Roundup Of The Top 7 Android Market Exploration And Review Sites - Where Will You Look For Your Next App?


Input: [0] AndroidTapp [1] Blog style database site, providing app blog, advice, browse by category and search [2] Long, detailed descriptions (including features, pros & cons) [3] Screenshots & video [4] Yes [6] Yes [5]

Output: Yes - public user ratings in addition to AndroidTapp ratings

Yes - public user ratings in addition to AndroidTapp ratings

Roundup Of The Top 7 Android Market Exploration And Review Sites - Where Will You Look For Your Next App?


Input: [0] AndroLib [1] Catalog style database, browse by category, and search [2] Brief content highlighting key features and functions [3] Screenshots [4] Yes [6] Yes [5]

Output: Yes

Yes - public user ratings in addition to AndroidTapp ratings

Roundup Of The Top 7 Android Market Exploration And Review Sites - Where Will You Look For Your Next App?


Input: [0] AndroidApps [1] Blog style database site, browse by category and search [2] Long, detailed descriptions [3] Video mostly / screenshots [4] No [6] No [5]

Output: No

Yes - public user ratings in addition to AndroidTapp ratings

Roundup Of The Top 7 Android Market Exploration And Review Sites - Where Will You Look For Your Next App?


Input: [0] AndroidZoom [1] Catalog style database site, browse by category and search [2] Brief content highlighting key features and functions [3] Screenshots provided for some applications [4] Yes [6] Yes [5]

Output: Yes

Yes - public user ratings in addition to AndroidTapp ratings

Roundup Of The Top 7 Android Market Exploration And Review Sites - Where Will You Look For Your Next App?


Input: [0] DoubleTwist [1] Catalog style database site, providing top lists, browse by category and search, Downloadable software for PC (mimics iTunes) [2] Brief content highlighting key features and functions [3] Screenshots [4] Yes [6] Yes [5]

Output: Yes

Yes - public user ratings in addition to AndroidTapp ratings

Roundup Of The Top 7 Android Market Exploration And Review Sites - Where Will You Look For Your Next App?


Input: [0] Android App Review Source [1] Blog style database site, browse by category and search [2] Long, detailed descriptions [3] Screenshots [4] Yes - within content [6] No [5]

Output: No

Yes - public user ratings in addition to AndroidTapp ratings

Roundup Of The Top 7 Android Market Exploration And Review Sites - Where Will You Look For Your Next App?


Input: [Topic] Active Directory [Description]

Output: Learn how Exchange 2013 uses Active Directory sites, and why it’s important to have a good Active Directory site design to help ensure the correct and efficient functioning of Exchange Server.


Input: [Topic] Permissions [Description]

Output: Smaller organizations can often manage Exchange with a single administrator account. However, you might want to delegate permission to additional administrators, give limited permission to specialist users, and more. Read this topic to learn more about how you can use Exchange to grant permissions to administrators, specialist users, or how you can give users access to control their own mailbox.


Input: [Topic] Messaging Policy and Compliance [Description]

Output: Depending on the laws of your country or rules and regulations for your industry, you might be required to archive data for a certain period of time or provide documents in response to a legal court order. Read this topic to learn more about how Exchange can help you respond to these requirements and requests.


Input: [Topic] Mail Flow [Description]

Output: As you add more Exchange 2013 servers, you’ll need to carefully plan message routing between servers in different Active Directory sites, other messaging products, and the Internet. Read this topic to learn more about how Exchange 2013 routes traffic, how you can configure efficient highly available mail routing, and how you can perform mail flow monitoring and diagnostics.


Input: [Topic] Email Addresses and Address Books [Description]

Output: The global address list (GAL) contains every recipient in the Exchange 2013 organization. Some organizations might not want every user to see every other recipient in the organization. Or, you might want some departments or business units to have a specific email address domain. Read this topic to learn more about how you can use Exchange 2013 to segment the GAL so that users only see the recipients you want them to see, how to apply the correct email address to recipients automatically, how to configure offline address books, and more.


Input: [Topic] Clients and Mobile [Description]

Output: Users no longer access their email only from their computer at work. They use their home computer, mobile device, tablet, airport kiosk, and other methods to access their email. It’s important to understand how users access their email so that you can ensure your company’s information stays safe. Read this topic to learn more about how Exchange can help you keep control of your company’s information by applying policies to devices, specifying which methods users can use to access their email, and more.


Input: [Topic] Mailbox and Client Access Servers [Description]

Output: Understanding the Mailbox and Client Access server roles is critical to maintaining a healthy Exchange organization. Read the topics in this node to learn more about how these roles function, how to move mailboxes, manage mailbox databases, configure load balancing, configure certificates, and more.


Input: [Topic] Managing High Availability and Site Resilience [Description]

Output: Data integrity and server availability are critically important in an Exchange organization. You need to ensure that the data stored on your Exchange servers is safe, and that the availability of your Exchange servers meets your organization’s requirements. Read this topic to learn more about how Exchange can help you meet your goals by configuring database availability groups, establishing and testing backup and restore processes, and more.


Input: [Topic] Install Exchange 2013 Using the Setup Wizard [Description]

Output: Additional servers increase capacity and enable you to configure features like database availability groups. Read this topic to learn how to install additional Mailbox and Client Access servers.


Input: [UX Component] UX Component When an Ajax callback is made, the data in the variables on the UX are submitted, but the data in List controls are not submitted. There may be situations where you want to submit all of the data that are currently in a List control to the server. In this video we show how you can 'harvest' the data that is in a List control and then submit that data to the server when you make an Ajax callback. Watch Video - Part 1 Watch Video - Part 2 Download Component

Output: Submitting all of the Data in a List Control on an Ajax Callback

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Tree Control - Populating Data using Javascript


Input: [UX Component] UX and Grid Component When you are in the Component builders, the Working Preview window now allows you to choose whether you want to use Internet Explorer or Chrome. Using Chrome has several benefits, including the ability to 'detach' the Working Preview window so that it can be moved to a second monitor and be kept open while you continue to design your component. You can also use the Chrome Debugger to debug your Javascript or inspect elements on the page. Watch Video - Part 1 Watch Video - Part 2

Output: Using Chrome for Working Preview - Debugging Javascript using the Chrome Debugger;

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Tree Control - Populating Data using Javascript


Input: [UX Component] UX Component When you define a List control in a UX component, one of the 'control types' that you can insert into the List is a 'Custom Control'. A 'custom control' is computed with an Xbasic function. Because Xbasic is used to render the custom control, it means that the custom control is rendered server-side when the List is initially rendered. If your UX component has code that modifies data in the List, the server-side custom control is obviously not re-rendered. Therefore, you might want to define your custom control using client-side Javascript. This video shows an approach to creating client-side custom controls in a List component. Watch Video Download Component

Output: List Control - Custom Control - Client-side

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Tree Control - Populating Data using Javascript


Input: [UX Component] UX Component - List Control By default, data in a columnar List control is vertically top justified. In a Grid, on the other hand, data in a Grid row is vertically middle justified. In a Grid this is easily done because the generated HTML for a Grid uses an HTML table. The generated HTML for a List is not based on an HTML table, and so middle justifying the data is a little trickier. In this video we show how you can vertically middle justify data in a List row. Watch Video Download Component

Output: Vertically Justifying Data in a Row

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Tree Control - Populating Data using Javascript


Input: [UX Component] UX Component - List Control The Twitter API returns data in JSON format. The List control on a UX component is easily populated with JSON data. The Twitter API, however, is a little tricky to work with because it requires an OAuth authorization before you can call the API functions. Xbasic contains two built-in functions that simplify this. In this example we show how you can easily build a List control that displays Tweets that are retrieved by making a REST API call to Twitter. In the example we use built-in Xbasic functions to get a 'bearer token' from Twitter. Once we have this token, we can make calls to the Twitter API to get data in a JSON format that is used to populate the List control. IMPORTANT: The video shows selecting the Twitter List from the 'Defined Controls' section of the UX builder toolbox. This has been changed. You should now select the 'Twitter_Display_Tweets_in_a_List_Control' sample UX Component template in the dialog that appears when you create a new UX component. Watch Video - Part 1 Watch Video - Part 2 Watch Video - Part 3 Watch Video - Part 4

Output: Displaying Data From Twitter

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Tree Control - Populating Data using Javascript


Input: [UX Component] Reports The Layout Table report editor exposes a property that you can set for each row in the Layout Table to suppress the row if it is blank. In this video we show how blank lines in a Layout Table Report are suppressed. We also discuss how the report writer determines that a row is 'blank'. Watch Video

Output: Suppressing Blank Rows in a Layout Table Report

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Tree Control - Populating Data using Javascript


Input: [UX Component] UX Component Normally, you can set the content of an element in a component by simply getting a pointer to the element and then setting the element's .innerHTML property. However, if the element whose content you are setting has been configured to allow drag scrolling, setting the .innerHTML directly will destroy the drag scroll settings and the new content will no longer be scrollable. The solution to this problem is to use the A5.u.element.setContent() function to set the element's content. Watch Video - Part 1 Watch Video - Part 2 Download Component

Output: Setting Content of Scrollable Containers/Windows

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Tree Control - Populating Data using Javascript


Input: [UX Component] UX Component Dropdownbox controls allow you to specify that the stored value is different from the display value. For example, the control might display a 'ProductName' but the stored value in the control might be the 'ProductId'. Edit-combo box controls can now also be configured to store a different value than their display value, just like a Dropdownbox control. The benefit of using an Edit-combo control over a Dropdownbox control is that you can display multiple columns of data in the choice list and you can dynamically populate and filter the choices in the list with an Ajax callback every time the control is opened. In this video we show how to configure an Edit-combo control to store a different value from its display value. Watch Video

Output: Edit-Combo Control - Specifying a Different Stored Value from the Display Value

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Tree Control - Populating Data using Javascript


Input: [UX Component] Interactive Window You can now execute shell commands directly from the Interactive Window. You no longer have to open a separate CMD window to execute shell commands. This can be a very useful time saver for developers. For example, when building an application that uses REST APIs, it is common for the API documentation to show how you can use CURL to execute the REST command. Using the Interactive Shell, CURL commands can be executed directly from the Interactive Window. Watch Video - Part 1 Watch Video - Part 2

Output: Executing Shell Commands Directly from the Interactive Window

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Tree Control - Populating Data using Javascript


Input: [UX Component] UX Component When you add a 'Dynamic Image' column to a List control to display an image in the List that is based on other data in each List row you can specify if the computation of what image to show should be server-side, or client-side. If server-side, your expressions that define the conditional tests are specified in Xbasic. If client-side, your conditional expressions are expressed in Javascript. The benefit of client-side dynamic images is that the image will be automatically recomputed when the data in a List row is updated. In this video we show how client-side Dynamic Images can be defined and then we show another technique for creating client-side Dynamic Images using the List's Computed Columns feature. This second technique has the advantage of offering more flexibility. Watch Video - Part 1 Watch Video - Part 2 Download Components

Output: Dynamic Images - Client-Side

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Tree Control - Populating Data using Javascript


Input: [UX Component] UX Component Client-side templating allows you to generate HTML for display by merging a data object into a template. The client-side template library in Alpha Anywhere is extremely powerful and can be compared with similar functionality in 3rd party templating libraries, such as Mustache.js and Handlebars.js. In this video we show how a complex template can be designed to display data (a list of Orders with OrderItems for each order) in a richly formatted display. The video shows how the templating system can compute values, including summary values. Watch Video - Part 1 Watch Video - Part 2 Watch Video - Part 3 Watch Video - Part 4 Watch Video - Part 5 Watch Video - Part 6 Watch Video - Part 7 Watch Video - Part 8 Watch Video - Part 9

Output: Client-side Template Tutorial

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Tree Control - Populating Data using Javascript


Input: [UX Component] UX Component - PhoneGap Unlike desktop browsers, the browsers on mobile devices typically do not have built-in handlers for displaying .pdf, .xlsx, .docx and certain other types of files. If your mobile application is wrapped using PhoneGap you can easily use the built-in native document viewer on both Android and iOS devices. In this video we show how to build a PhoneGap app that can display .pdf and Microsoft Office files. Watch Video

Output: Displaying .PDF, .XLSX, .DOCX Files

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Tree Control - Populating Data using Javascript


Input: [UX Component] UX Component - PhoneGap If you wrap a UX component in a PhoneGap shell you can now use native transitions to animate certain Panel Cards in your app into view. This feature relies on the Native Transitions PhoneGap plugin (iOS only). In this video we show how the Native Transitions plugin can be called. Watch Video

Output: Using Native Transitions

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Tree Control - Populating Data using Javascript


Input: [UX Component] Web Security Framework When the Application Server Security Framework is turned on you can require that a user must log into an application before they can use it. A user will enter the userid and password associated with their account in the Security Framework in order to log into the application. You can provide an option for a user to login to their account using the credentials from a social network as an alternative to their account userid/password. You can also allow someone to log into an application using social network credentials and then automatically create a new account in the Application Server Security Framework for that user. These videos demonstrate this functionality. If you have not yet read the documentation on Alternative Login, it is recommended that you read the documentation before watching the videos. Click here to read the documentation. Video 1 - Setting up the Providers Video 2 - Creating Named Providers Video 3 - Configuring Web Security Video 4 - Adding Alternative Login to a UX Component Video 4 - Testing Alternative Login

Output: Alternative Logins - Logging into an Application using Google, Facebook, LinkedIn or Twitter

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Tree Control - Populating Data using Javascript


Input: [UX Component] UX Component - List Control When running on a phone, it is a common requirement to be able to dial a phone number that is displayed on screen. For example, you might have a List control showing contact names and for each name you have an associated phone number. In this video we show how you can configure a hyperlink control in the List to dial a phone number. Watch Video

Output: Dialing a Phone Number Shown in the List

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Tree Control - Populating Data using Javascript


Input: [UX Component] UX Component - List Control A common requirement in a List is to show a custom message if the List has no records. The List control has built-in properties to make this easy. You can also automatically center the message horizontally and vertically in the List. Watch Video

Output: Displaying a Custom Message in the List if the List has No Records

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Tree Control - Populating Data using Javascript


Input: [UX Component] Video Finder There are a large number of videos that have been recorded to demonstrate and explain various features in Alpha Anywhere. The Video Finder application (accessed from the Help menu) allows you to search for videos. In Alpha Anywhere V3, the Video Finder application has been completely rewritten to make finding videos even easier and faster. The new Video Finder application has been implemented as a UX component with two List controls - one for the list of categories, and one to list the videos in each category. This video discusses the new Video Finder application. Watch Video

Output: Finding Videos in the Video Library

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Input: [GPU Maker] ATI

Output: Start here. In the left column, click on your operating system. Then in the center column, click on your video card category. Most ATI video cards are Radeons. If you have one of those then click "Radeon". If you have integrated graphics then click "Integrated/Motherboard". Then in right column, click the specific kind of display adapter. Then click the green button which says "Go" at the lower right-hand corner of the three columns. That will take you to a page with your display driver. For most kinds of hardware, the display driver is the "Catalyst Software Suite". Catalyst is the name of ATI's unified driver for their most common display adapters. For some display adapters, the ATI driver page lists just the Catalyst suite. That suite contains everything you need rolled up into one package. In other cases it adds other choices like "Display Driver". That one is only the display driver without any of the control panels which are needed to configure the video card. It's best to update your entire ATI setup including the control panels so download the Catalyst suite and execute it.

How to install display drivers for your video card

Driver Download And Installation Instructions


Input: [GPU Maker] Intel

Output: Start here, select "Graphics" in the menu on the left, then select "Desktop graphics controllers", and then select your Intel display adapter. If you have integrated graphics then that's the name of your motherboard chipset. It you're not sure which chipset you have then use CPU-Z as described above to identify your chipset. Then select your operating system and click the "Go!" button. Download the latest "graphics driver" and execute it. Intel also provides generic display drivers for their laptop chipsets. Generally, you're supposed to get laptop drivers from the manufacturer of the laptop, but if those are giving you trouble then you can try the ones provided by Intel. The procedure is the same as above but select "Laptop graphics controllers" instead of "Desktop graphics controllers".

How to install display drivers for your video card

Driver Download And Installation Instructions


Input: [GPU Maker] Matrox

Output: Start here and then click the "+" in the "Graphics Cards (Add-in boards)" section for your kind of video card. If you have an older video card which is not listed then click the "View previous drivers and BIOS" link in the upper right part of the page. That takes you to a page which lists the various older drivers. Select the correct one, download it, and execute it. If your card is new enough to be listed, then clicking the "+" will open up a list of the individual models. Put a check in the box to the left of your video card and click the "Next" button at the bottom of the page. Then put a check in the box to the left of "Latest display drivers". If you like to be extra careful then you can put a check in the "Certified display drivers" box instead. The certified drivers are older but have passed Microsoft's tests. Click the "Next" button. Then put a check in the box for your operating system and click "Next" again. That takes you to a page with the various drivers for your card. Click one and then you have to accept an agreement before a link appears for your driver. Download it and execute it.

How to install display drivers for your video card

Driver Download And Installation Instructions


Input: [GPU Maker] NVIDIA

Output: Start here. Go to the "Product Type" box and select the type of your video card. That's almost always "GeForce". Then go to the "Product Series" box and select the series of your video card. The series is the first digit of the number of your video card. For example, if you have a GeForce 8800 GT or a GeForce 8400 GS then you select "GeForce 8 series". If you have a GeForce 2 or 3 series video card then select the 4 series. That will take you to drivers which support the 2 and 3 series. Then go to the "Operating System" box and select yours. Then click the "Search" button. That will lead you to the latest unified display driver. Download it and execute it. If you're looking for older drivers for Windows 2000 or XP then check this page. If you're looking for older drivers for Windows 95, 98, or ME then check this page.

How to install display drivers for your video card

Driver Download And Installation Instructions


Input: [GPU Maker] S3

Output: S3 was bought by VIA but you can still download some S3 drivers from S3's web site. Start here. Then go to "DOWNLOAD DRIVERS" section and click the appropriate link for your display adapter. S3's names can be pretty confusing so you can run their indentification utility if you're not sure which you have. If your computer has integrated graphics built into the motherboard then select "Chrome IGPs". If it's an old video card then select "Legacy discrete". Most links take you to pages on S3's site. In most cases you just have to find the driver for your operating system. In some cases it's a very long page and you must wade through to find the appropriate driver. Some links lead to the VIA web site. If so, then follow the directions shown below for VIA. Download the driver for your display adapter and execute it.

How to install display drivers for your video card

Driver Download And Installation Instructions


Input: [GPU Maker] SiS

Output: Start here. Select your operating system. If you have integrated graphics built into the motherboard then select "IGP graphics drivers". If you have a video card then select "GPU graphics drivers". Then select the SiS display adapter kind and click "Go". If you're not sure what kind of SiS hardware you have, then go to this page. It can identify what SiS hardware is in your computer but it only works with Microsoft Internet Explorer. Download the driver, unzip it, and execute it.

How to install display drivers for your video card

Driver Download And Installation Instructions


Input: [GPU Maker] VIA

Output: VIA bought S3 and if your display adapter is identified as "VIA/S3", then you can download those drivers from VIA. Start here and select your operating system and then "integrated graphics". Then you have to select the appropriate display driver from a confusing set of names. The easiest way to make the selection is to go by the name of the motherboard chipset you get from CPU-Z as described above. This table may also be helpful in selecting the correct one. Download the driver, unzip it if necessary, and execute it.

How to install display drivers for your video card

Driver Download And Installation Instructions


Input: [0] Is the tool web-based or does it require using your personal computer? [Zotero] Stores data on your computer; synching to the web is possible, but Zotero works best if you research on your own computer [RefWorks]

Output: Web-based; you can access your data from any computer with an internet connection

Oberlin College Library - Citation Management Tools


Input: [0] Must it be used with a specific web browser? [Zotero] Currently operates as a Firefox plug-in, although standalone software is in beta testing [RefWorks]

Output: Not browser-specific

Oberlin College Library - Citation Management Tools


Input: [0] What happens to my data when I leave Oberlin? [Zotero] Zotero is a free open-source tool, so no subscription is necessary [RefWorks]

Output: Although RefWorks is provided by an Oberlin College Library subscription, you can keep using your account after you graduate

Oberlin College Library - Citation Management Tools


Input: [0] What is the learning curve like? [Zotero] It's easy to learn, and is simpler than RefWorks [RefWorks]

Output: It's fairly easy to learn, but has more fine-tuned functionality than Zotero

Oberlin College Library - Citation Management Tools


Input: [0] How does it work with word processors, and which ones? [Zotero] Has plug-ins for OpenOffice, NeoOffice and Microsoft Word (both PC and Mac, except Word X for Mac), which formats citations and bibliographies [RefWorks]

Output: Uses a plug-in for Microsoft Word (both PC and Mac) called Write-N-Cite, which formats citations and bibliographies

Oberlin College Library - Citation Management Tools


Input: [0] What kind of items can it store? [Zotero] Any kind! You can attach PDFs and documents to a citation record, and automatically saves PDFs from some databases, including JSTOR [RefWorks]

Output: Any kind! You can attach PDFs and documents to citation records

Oberlin College Library - Citation Management Tools


Input: [0] Can I share citations with others? [Zotero] Yes, has a feature to create private or public groups for resource sharing with other Zotero users [RefWorks]

Output: Yes, you can collaborate with other RefWorks users using RefShare

Oberlin College Library - Citation Management Tools


Input: [0] Which citation styles does it use for output? [Zotero] Has a staggering number of output styles that can be installed, only 15 come pre-installed, including MLA, APA and Chicago style [RefWorks]

Output: Has a staggering number of output styles, including MLA, APA and Chicago style

Oberlin College Library - Citation Management Tools