Input: [URL] chrome://settings/syncSetup [Details]

Output: Manage advance sync settings for Chrome when you are logged in.

Quickest way to jump to desired Chrome Settings - webstruck

URLs for Chrome Settings


Input: [0] Is it free? [OpenRTOS Commercial License] No [FreeRTOS Open Source License]

Output: Yes

FreeRTOS open source licensing, FreeRTOS license description, FreeRTOS license terms and OpenRTOS commercial licensing options.


Input: [0] Can I use it in a commercial application? [OpenRTOS Commercial License] Yes [FreeRTOS Open Source License]

Output: Yes

FreeRTOS open source licensing, FreeRTOS license description, FreeRTOS license terms and OpenRTOS commercial licensing options.


Input: [0] Is it royalty free? [OpenRTOS Commercial License] Yes [FreeRTOS Open Source License]

Output: Yes

FreeRTOS open source licensing, FreeRTOS license description, FreeRTOS license terms and OpenRTOS commercial licensing options.


Input: [0] Do I have to open source my application code that makes use of the FreeRTOS services? [OpenRTOS Commercial License] No [FreeRTOS Open Source License]

Output: No, as long as the code provides functionality that is distinct from that provided by FreeRTOS

FreeRTOS open source licensing, FreeRTOS license description, FreeRTOS license terms and OpenRTOS commercial licensing options.


Input: [0] Do I have to open source my changes to the RTOS kernel? [OpenRTOS Commercial License] No [FreeRTOS Open Source License]

Output: Yes

FreeRTOS open source licensing, FreeRTOS license description, FreeRTOS license terms and OpenRTOS commercial licensing options.


Input: [0] Do I have to document that my product uses FreeRTOS? [OpenRTOS Commercial License] No [FreeRTOS Open Source License]

Output: Yes a web link to the FreeRTOS.org site is sufficient

FreeRTOS open source licensing, FreeRTOS license description, FreeRTOS license terms and OpenRTOS commercial licensing options.


Input: [0] Do I have to offer to provide the FreeRTOS code to users of my application? [OpenRTOS Commercial License] No [FreeRTOS Open Source License]

Output: Yes

FreeRTOS open source licensing, FreeRTOS license description, FreeRTOS license terms and OpenRTOS commercial licensing options.


Input: [0] Can I receive professional technical support on a commercial basis? [OpenRTOS Commercial License] Yes [FreeRTOS Open Source License]

Output: No, FreeRTOS is supported by an online community

FreeRTOS open source licensing, FreeRTOS license description, FreeRTOS license terms and OpenRTOS commercial licensing options.


Input: [0] Is a warranty provided? [OpenRTOS Commercial License] Yes [FreeRTOS Open Source License]

Output: No

FreeRTOS open source licensing, FreeRTOS license description, FreeRTOS license terms and OpenRTOS commercial licensing options.


Input: [0] Is legal protection provided? [OpenRTOS Commercial License] Yes, IP infringement protection is provided [FreeRTOS Open Source License]

Output: No

FreeRTOS open source licensing, FreeRTOS license description, FreeRTOS license terms and OpenRTOS commercial licensing options.


Input: [Flash] A closed, proprietary system created by a company out for profit (profit is not a bad thing; i'm just pointing out that a company's goals are very different from a standards body's). [HTML]

Output: An open standard, approved by a standards-setting body.

What's wrong with Flash? :: Scott Granneman


Input: [Flash] Owned and overseen by one company, who may go out of business, or be bought, or decide to change strategies at any time. [HTML]

Output: Not owned by any one company, so there's no danger of HTML being withdrawn from the market.

What's wrong with Flash? :: Scott Granneman


Input: [Flash] Not open to examination by anyone wanting to learn more. [HTML]

Output: Open to viewing by anyone just by choosing "View Source", making it easy for people to learn.

What's wrong with Flash? :: Scott Granneman


Input: [Flash] Actually a binary file, which makes working with it far more difficult. [HTML]

Output: Actually a text file, which makes working with it simplicity itself.

What's wrong with Flash? :: Scott Granneman


Input: [Flash] Create-able only if you own Flash, which runs only on Mac or Windows, and costs 100s of dollars. [HTML]

Output: Easy to create with any text editor running on any operating system.

What's wrong with Flash? :: Scott Granneman


Input: [Flash] Viewable only if you have the Flash plugin installed, and only then on your Web browser, not your cell phone or Palm. [HTML]

Output: Degrades gracefully on almost any browser and any device (cell phone, Palm, etc.).

What's wrong with Flash? :: Scott Granneman


Input: [Flash] Generally, larger downloads than straight HTML. [HTML]

Output: Generally, extremely small downloads.

What's wrong with Flash? :: Scott Granneman


Input: [Flash] Not cacheable on your hard drive, so you have to reload the Flash animation every single time you return to the page. [HTML]

Output: Cacheable on your hard drive, which means it's reloads quickly when you return to the page.

What's wrong with Flash? :: Scott Granneman


Input: [Flash] Not navigable using the Back and Forward buttons on your browser, and therefore breaks one of the primary navigation mechanisms that all browser users learn and use. [HTML]

Output: Allows for navigation using the Back and Forward buttons.

What's wrong with Flash? :: Scott Granneman


Input: [Flash] The user has no control over what the Flash animation displays or does, and must view anything included in the Flash animation, and cannot stop the scripting language from doing what it wants to do. [HTML]

Output: The user controls what his browser displays; for instance, a user can choose to block ads or JavaScript or popup windows.

What's wrong with Flash? :: Scott Granneman


Input: [Flash] Cannot copy text and images. [HTML]

Output: Can copy text and images.

What's wrong with Flash? :: Scott Granneman


Input: [Flash] Not indexable by search engines. [HTML]

Output: Easy for search engines to index.

What's wrong with Flash? :: Scott Granneman


Input: [Flash] Difficult for people with disabilities to work with. [HTML]

Output: Easy for people with disabilities to work with.

What's wrong with Flash? :: Scott Granneman


Input: [Flash] Difficult to internationalize; since a user cannot copy text, a user cannot run your content through an online translator. [HTML]

Output: Easy to internationalize: if necessary, a user can copy text & run it through an online translator.

What's wrong with Flash? :: Scott Granneman


Input: [Flash] Since it's binary and "active", can spread viruses (see http://securitytracker.com/alerts/2002/Jan/1003189.html). [HTML]

Output: Cannot spread viruses.

What's wrong with Flash? :: Scott Granneman


Input: [Flash] Good only for presenting information dealing with processes (how to put together a bookshelf, or how to change a flat tire), time (timelines), and space (spatial layouts, panning & zooming); otherwise, it's eye-candy. [HTML]

Output: Good for presenting an immense variety of information: narrative, informative, educational, and so on.

What's wrong with Flash? :: Scott Granneman


Input: [Features] Simplified administration: Using a single web-based interface with the Exchange Administration Center for all Exchange services, both on-premises and online. [Exchange 2013] Fully Supported [Exchange 2010]

Output: Partially supported


Input: [Features] Managed availability: An integrated, high availability solution monitors and manages service availability end-to-end across all roles and services. [Exchange 2013] Fully Supported [Exchange 2010]

Output: Partially supported


Input: [Features] Outlook Web App: Get web based email that supports access from smartphones, tablets, and browsers. [Exchange 2013] Fully Supported [Exchange 2010]

Output: Partially supported


Input: [Features] Manage inbox overload: Navigating email more easily with conversation view, avoiding undelivered or misdirected email with MailTips, declutter email with inline compose and reply. [Exchange 2013] Fully Supported [Exchange 2010]

Output: Partially supported


Input: [Features] Manage eDiscovery: Using a single interface to search your Exchange mailboxes, SharePoint sites and Lync conversations. [Exchange 2013] Fully Supported [Exchange 2010]

Output: Partially supported


Input: [Features] Touch-optimized: Get an email experience that is designed for either touch or mouse control. [Exchange 2013] Fully Supported [Exchange 2010]

Output: Not Supported


Input: [Features] Support for apps: Effortlessly write apps for Outlook and Outlook Web App with web technologies and then control and deploy them from within Exchange. [Exchange 2013] Fully Supported [Exchange 2010]

Output: Not Supported


Input: [Features] SharePoint integration: Get access to project information from SharePoint and Exchange, all from within Outlook, using site mailboxes. [Exchange 2013] Fully Supported [Exchange 2010]

Output: Not Supported


Input: [Features] Data Loss Prevention (DLP): Using implicit DLP rules to identify, monitor and protect sensitive data and inform users about policy violations before emails are sent. [Exchange 2013] Fully Supported [Exchange 2010]

Output: Not Supported


Input: [Feature] Allows construction of a database at a particular version [Supported by MIGRATEdb]

Output: Yes

Features


Input: [Feature] Allows migration from an existing database to a later version [Supported by MIGRATEdb]

Output: Yes

Features


Input: [Feature] Allows migration from an existing database to an earlier version [Supported by MIGRATEdb]

Output: No

Features


Input: [Feature] Human readable format for releases [Comments] It is in XML which could be called ugly or readable depending on your opinion [Supported by MIGRATEdb]

Output: Yes

Features


Input: [Feature] Release ‘action’ available on multiple environments (ie various operating systems) allowing development on a different platform than production [Supported by MIGRATEdb]

Output: Yes

Features


Input: [Feature] Provides a complete history of changes for each database object [Comments] Though you would probably want some type of filtering ability over the top of the file to filter for changes to the object of interest. [Supported by MIGRATEdb]

Output: Yes

Features


Input: [Feature] Provides a current creation script for each database object [Comments] If this is required, it can usually be generated. [Supported by MIGRATEdb]

Output: No

Features


Input: [Feature] The source code can be branched and merged [Comments] Most complex when the same object is being modified in the branch and trunk, even in this case the 'actions' are small functional units [Supported by MIGRATEdb]

Output: Yes

Features


Input: [Feature] Allows multiple developers to work with/on the same database source code, at the same time [Comments] The process can be re-run infinitely, only installing new changes each time [Supported by MIGRATEdb]

Output: Yes

Features


Input: [Feature] Supports an ‘automated build’ / ‘continuous integration’ enviroment [Supported by MIGRATEdb]

Output: Yes

Features


Input: [Feature] Automatically records database changes by the developer in their development area [Supported by MIGRATEdb]

Output: No

Features


Input: [Feature] Supports use of parameters to configure variable parts of the release (eg the password part of “CREATE USER warren IDENTIFIED BY xyzzy”) [Supported by MIGRATEdb]

Output: Yes

Features


Input: [Name] Richard Sanders's GUS patches [1] [2] Allegro .dat [Format/Size] ca. 30 meg Gravis patch files [Comments]

Output: Eawpatches GUS patch set is the best GUS patch set for TiMidity++. Eawpatches is maintained (tweaked and tuned) by Eric A Welsh. The first two links are mirrors to the patch. The third link is provided by Evert Glebbeek and was created from the full EAWPATS set so it weighs about 25MB. The latter can be used directly with the digmid driver.


Input: [Name] Gravis Pro Patches FTP archive [Format/Size] Various patches [Comments]

Output: The install program doesn't work on my machine, and the distribution doesn't include a default.cfg file, so you will need this one that I made. A pretty good sample set, with some nice powerful sounds, but there are a few tuning problems (eg. the panflute), and most of the instruments have very long release phases, which makes some music sound too muddy. I'm not sure what the legal situation with these patches is, because many of the sounds are based on the original GUS set (copyrighted by Eye&I).


Input: [Name] Freepats [Format/Size] Unknown size [Comments]

Output: Freepats is a project to create a free and open set of GUS compatible patches that can be used with softsynths such as Timidity and WildMidi.


Input: [Name] Midia bank [Format/Size] 8 meg GUS patch set [Comments]

Output: This distribution doesn't include the default.cfg index file, so you will need [this one][media.zip] that I made. Basically good and rich sounding, although a few of the instruments (eg. the solo violin) are very quiet.


Input: [Name] ftp.lysator.liu.se [Format/Size] Unknown size [Comments]

Output: A large collection of SoundFonts, both .sf2 and the older .sbk format. Many non-GM banks, plus copies of some of the files mentioned above.


Input: [Name] MAZ Sound [Format/Size] Unknown size [Comments]

Output: Huge collection of instrument samples in various formats, and links to many related sites.


Input: [Name] Instred [Format/Size] Unknown size [Comments]

Output: Patch editor by Martijn Versteegh.


Input: [Name] SoundFont library [Format/Size] Unknown size [Comments]

Output: The SoundFont Library is a database containing SoundFonts submitted by people from all over the world. The database lets users register their own (or somebody else's) SoundFonts. You can find more info about samples at the homepage of its creator Thomas Hammer (link at the bottom of the page).


Input: [Name] shominst-0409.zip [Format/Size] ca. 10MB [Comments]

Output: The GNU/Linux Gentoo distribution has a package timidity-shompatches, which gets its data from shominst-0409.txt.


Input: [Features] Thin provisioning [Benefits]

Output: Ensure the most efficient allocation of pooled capacity


Input: [Features] Data protection: Snapshot Volume copy/Volume mirror Sync and async remote replication [Benefits]

Output: Support the highest data availability and quick service restart after storage accidents


Input: [Features] Four 8Gb/s Fibre Channel host ports [Benefits]

Output: Best-of-class throughput and IOPS, ideal fit for IO-intensive and bandwidth-demanding applications Backward compatible with 4Gb/s or 2Gb/s speeds, protecting current infrastructure investment


Input: [Features] Green design: High-efficiency power supplies Intelligent multi-level drive spin-down technology [Benefits]

Output: Power supplies delivering more than 80% energy conversion efficiency In spin-down state, drives can save up to 60% of energy consumption


Input: [Features] CacheSafe technology [Benefits]

Output: Backup battery automatically supplies power to write cached data into flash module for permanent protection during power outage


Input: [Features] Fault-tolerant hardware modules [Benefits]

Output: Redundant PSUs, fans; high-availability hardware design, preventing "single-point-of-failure"


Input: [Features] Expansion up to 84 HDDs [Benefits]

Output: "Pay-as-you-grow" scalability; no waste on what you don't need, and no worries about what you will need


Input: [Features] Powerful management suite (SANWatch) support, including multi-pathing functions [Benefits]

Output: Easy management and monitoring of your subsystems anywhere, locally or remotely Recognize and manage redundant paths; support path failover and load-balancing


Input: [Features] Multiple monitoring methods [Benefits]

Output: Real-time problem detection and notification to achieve continuous operation


Input: [Windows NT] Single-master replication is used, from the PDC master to the BDC subordinates. [Active Directory]

Output: Multimaster replication is used between all domain controllers.


Input: [Windows NT] Domain is the smallest unit of partitioning. [Active Directory]

Output: Naming Contexts and Application Partitions are the smallest unit of partitioning.


Input: [Windows NT] System policies can be used locally on machines or set at the domain level. [Active Directory]

Output: Group policies can be managed centrally and used by clients throughout the forest based on domain, site or OU criteria.


Input: [Windows NT] Data cannot be stored hierarchically within a domain. [Active Directory]

Output: Data can be stored in a hierarchical manner using OUs.


Input: [Windows NT] Domain is the smallest unit of security delegation and administration. [Active Directory]

Output: A property of an object is the smallest unit of security delegation/administration.


Input: [Windows NT] NetBIOS and WINS used for name resolution. [Active Directory]

Output: DNS is used for name resolution.


Input: [Windows NT] Object is the smallest unit of replication. [Active Directory]

Output: Attribute is the smallest unit of replication. In Windows Server 2003 Active Directory, some attributes replicate on a per-value basis (such as the member attribute of group objects).


Input: [Windows NT] Maximum recommended database size for SAM is 40 MB. [Active Directory]

Output: Recommended maximum database size for Active Directory is 70 TB.


Input: [Windows NT] Maximum effective number of users is 40,000 (if you accept the recommended 40 MB maximum). [Active Directory]

Output: The maximum number of objects is in the tens of millions.


Input: [Windows NT] Four domain models (single, single-master, multimaster, complete-trust) required to solve per-domain admin-boundary and user-limit problems. [Active Directory]

Output: No domain models required as the complete-trust model is implemented. One-way trusts can be implemented manually.


Input: [Windows NT] Schema is not extensible. [Active Directory]

Output: Schema is fully extensible.


Input: [Windows NT] Data can only be accessed through a Microsoft API. [Active Directory]

Output: Supports LDAP, which is the standard protocol used by directories, applications, and clients that want to access directory data. Allows for cross-platform data access and management.


Input: [Software / Service] CS-Cart / Multi-Vendor license [Refund Conditions]

Output: You have the unconditional right to claim and receive a full refund for the software within 30 days following the day of your purchase. No refund will be available after this refund period is over. The refund may apply only to the primary (first) license bought through the website cs-cart.com or any of its subdomains, except the ones obtained for illegal CS-Cart/Multi-Vendor installations. If you own more than one license, no refund will be available. Your money may be refunded only once. If you buy another CS-Cart/Multi-Vendor license at a later time, this will not be subject to a refund request. Any purchase of the software at a discount price is non-refundable.


Input: [Software / Service] CS-Cart Storefront license [Refund Conditions]

Output: Non-refundable.


Input: [Software / Service] Software installation service [Refund Conditions]

Output: The cost of the installation service will be refunded in full as long as (a) the engineer has not started the installation process before the claim is received, or (b) the client's server does not meet the system requirements and the installation cannot be performed.


Input: [Software / Service] Technical support service [Refund Conditions]

Output: The refund amount will be calculated as the proportion represented by the number of remained support credits to the number of the purchased credits. For example, if 25 out of 50 support credits have been spent, the refund amount will be 50% of the 50-credit pack cost; if no credits have been spent, the pack cost will be refunded in full; if all credits have been spent, no refund will be available.


Input: [Software / Service] Software upgrade subscription [Refund Conditions]

Output: Non-refundable.


Input: [Software / Service] Twigmo service subscription [Refund Conditions]

Output: Non-refundable.


Input: [Software / Service] Facebook Store subscription [Refund Conditions]

Output: A full refund within 15 days following the day of your subscription.


Input: [Software / Service] eBay Synchronization add-on [Refund Conditions]

Output: A full refund within 15 days following the day of your purchase.


Input: [DTS #] 146167 [Type] Fix [Description] Fixes a problem where messages returned after a workplace session had timed out while using the Image Viewer were inaccurate. [Area]

Output: Image Viewer

IBM FileNet P8 Application Engine Fix Pack: P8AE 3.5.1-021


Input: [DTS #] 150837 [Type] Fix [Description] Fixes an Image Viewer problem where certain Thai characters were corrupted in annotations. [Area]

Output: Image Viewer

IBM FileNet P8 Application Engine Fix Pack: P8AE 3.5.1-021


Input: [DTS #] 161057 [Type] Fix [Description] Fixes a problem where a non "AE Administrator" Access Role user was able to modify Site Preferences. The changes persisted until the application server was restarted. [Area]

Output: Workplace

IBM FileNet P8 Application Engine Fix Pack: P8AE 3.5.1-021


Input: [DTS #] 161402 [Type] Fix [Description] Fixes a performance problem that occurred when browsing folders in Workplace. [Area]

Output: Workplace

IBM FileNet P8 Application Engine Fix Pack: P8AE 3.5.1-021


Input: [DTS #] 162833 [Type] Fix [Description] Fixes a problem where users were unable to create and declare a document as a record when using the Add Document template. [Area]

Output: Workplace/ Searching

IBM FileNet P8 Application Engine Fix Pack: P8AE 3.5.1-021


Input: [DTS #] 163253 [Type] Fix [Description] Fixes a problem where tasks (work items) remained locked when a user closed a task window by pressing the 'x' button or using Alt+F4 (rather than clicking the 'Close' button). [Area]

Output: Workplace

IBM FileNet P8 Application Engine Fix Pack: P8AE 3.5.1-021


Input: [DTS #] 163695 [Type] Fix [Description] Fixes an Image Viewer problem where pseudo translations were not available for "Print sticky notes" and "Print sticky note text" for double-byte systems. [Area]

Output: Image Viewer

IBM FileNet P8 Application Engine Fix Pack: P8AE 3.5.1-021


Input: [DTS #] 163790 [Type] Fix [Description] Fixes an installation problem that caused the Actions link to be missing from the 'Send Mail' and 'Insert Hyperlink' options. [Area]

Output: AppInt

IBM FileNet P8 Application Engine Fix Pack: P8AE 3.5.1-021


Input: [DTS #] 164058 [Type] Fix [Description] Fixes a problem where, when you created a Declare Template and set the starting classification without setting a Classification, when the Declare Template was used, an error message was returned. [Area]

Output: Workplace/ RM Integration

IBM FileNet P8 Application Engine Fix Pack: P8AE 3.5.1-021


Input: [DTS #] 164446 [Type] Fix [Description] Fixes a problem where, when a custom page URL was registered in the InfoPages.xml for a custom object class, the query string parameters were stripped out. [Area]

Output: Workplace

IBM FileNet P8 Application Engine Fix Pack: P8AE 3.5.1-021


Input: [DTS #] 164570 [Type] Fix [Description] Fixes a problem where users were unable to perform a Simple Search in Workplace when using full text searching for a document that contained a document class. [Area]

Output: Workplace

IBM FileNet P8 Application Engine Fix Pack: P8AE 3.5.1-021


Input: [DTS #] 164923 [Type] Fix [Description] Fixes a problem where users were unable to execute a search if the user had selected five or more properties for the search and then upgraded to FileNet P8AE-3.5.1. [Area]

Output: Workplace

IBM FileNet P8 Application Engine Fix Pack: P8AE 3.5.1-021


Input: [DTS #] 165502 [Type] Fix [Description] Fixes a problem where 'Time Zone Site Preferences' in WebSphere and WebLogic's Time Zones GMT were invalid for Eastern Standard Time. [Area]

Output: Workplace

IBM FileNet P8 Application Engine Fix Pack: P8AE 3.5.1-021


Input: [DTS #] 165473 [Type] Fix [Description] Fixes a problem where a P8 web service on the intranet failed after upgrading to P8 3.5.1 due to required internet access. [Area]

Output: Process Orchestration

IBM FileNet P8 Application Engine Fix Pack: P8AE 3.5.1-021


Input: [DTS #] 165660 [Type] Fix [Description] Fixes a problem where, when a checkin process was canceled, the file became an "unknown file type". [Area]

Output: Workplace

IBM FileNet P8 Application Engine Fix Pack: P8AE 3.5.1-021


Input: [DTS #] 166027 [Type] Fix [Description] Fixes a problem where searching during record a classification step of the declare record wizard in Workplace did not find sub-classed objects. [Area]

Output: RM Integration

IBM FileNet P8 Application Engine Fix Pack: P8AE 3.5.1-021


Input: [DTS #] 166686 [Type] Fix [Description] Fixes a problem where removing an entry from an editable Workflow group returned a 'null' error. [Area]

Output: Process Integration

IBM FileNet P8 Application Engine Fix Pack: P8AE 3.5.1-021


Input: [DTS #] 167837 [Type] Fix [Description] Fixes a problem where users were unable to log into Workplace with both Symmetric Encryption and SSL enabled. [Area]

Output: Workplace

IBM FileNet P8 Application Engine Fix Pack: P8AE 3.5.1-021


Input: [Release] vivid [Repository] main [Version] 0.9.3.11build1 [Level]

Output: base

UbuntuUpdates - Package Search (all versions of python-apt-doc)


Input: [Release] utopic [Repository] main [Version] 0.9.3.10ubuntu1 [Level]

Output: base

UbuntuUpdates - Package Search (all versions of python-apt-doc)


Input: [Release] trusty [Repository] main [Version] 0.9.3.5ubuntu1 [Level]

Output: updates

UbuntuUpdates - Package Search (all versions of python-apt-doc)


Input: [Release] trusty [Repository] main [Version] 0.9.3.5 [Level]

Output: base

UbuntuUpdates - Package Search (all versions of python-apt-doc)


Input: [Release] saucy [Repository] main [Version] 0.8.9.1ubuntu1 [Level]

Output: base

UbuntuUpdates - Package Search (all versions of python-apt-doc)


Input: [Release] precise [Repository] main [Version] 0.8.3ubuntu7.3 [Level]

Output: updates

UbuntuUpdates - Package Search (all versions of python-apt-doc)


Input: [Release] precise [Repository] main [Version] 0.8.3ubuntu7 [Level]

Output: base

UbuntuUpdates - Package Search (all versions of python-apt-doc)


Input: [Release] lucid [Repository] main [Version] 0.7.94.2ubuntu6.4 [Level]

Output: updates

UbuntuUpdates - Package Search (all versions of python-apt-doc)


Input: [Release] lucid [Repository] main [Version] 0.7.94.2ubuntu6 [Level]

Output: base

UbuntuUpdates - Package Search (all versions of python-apt-doc)


Input: [Release] trusty [Repository] main [Version] deleted [Level]

Output: proposed

UbuntuUpdates - Package Search (all versions of python-apt-doc)


Input: [Release] lucid [Repository] universe [Version] deleted [Level]

Output: base

UbuntuUpdates - Package Search (all versions of python-apt-doc)


Input: [Release] lucid [Repository] main [Version] deleted [Level]

Output: proposed

UbuntuUpdates - Package Search (all versions of python-apt-doc)


Input: [Release] precise [Repository] main [Version] deleted [Level]

Output: proposed

UbuntuUpdates - Package Search (all versions of python-apt-doc)


Input: [Release] utopic [Repository] main [Version] deleted [Level]

Output: proposed

UbuntuUpdates - Package Search (all versions of python-apt-doc)


Input: [Features] Engineered System—hardware and software designed to work together [Benefits]

Output: Reduces operational cost risk with fully tested and stack-optimized hardware and software from firmware to application

Oracle Exalytics Business Intelligence Solution - Ascentt


Input: [Features] Oracle Business Intelligence Foundation with hardware-specific optimizations [Benefits]

Output: Provides fastest performance for relational and MOLAP business intelligence applications, EPM applications, and large-scale mobile deployments

Oracle Exalytics Business Intelligence Solution - Ascentt


Input: [Features] Analytic In-Memory Database with Adaptive In-Memory Caching and Columnar Compression [Benefits]

Output: Stores data in main memory; response time is dramatically faster with no network latency or disk I/O

Oracle Exalytics Business Intelligence Solution - Ascentt


Input: [Features] Optimized InfiniBand connectivity to Oracle Exadata [Benefits]

Output: Delivers lightning-fast performance to the world’s fastest database machine

Oracle Exalytics Business Intelligence Solution - Ascentt


Input: [Features] Advanced data visualization [Benefits]

Output: Instantly identifies outliers and patterns in large, complex data sets through speed-of-thought visual exploration

Oracle Exalytics Business Intelligence Solution - Ascentt


Input: [Features] Plug-and-play architecture [Benefits]

Output: Requires no migration or architecture change

Oracle Exalytics Business Intelligence Solution - Ascentt


Input: [0] Correcting red eye [Beginning 1] Attempt made but both eyes still need red eye correction. [Developing 2] One eye has been corrected but other eye remains red. [Exemplary 4] Student properly corrected red eye for own image and included before and after shots. [Accomplished 3]

Output: Both eyes have been corrected.

Picture This: Using PicMonkey for Image Editing: Evaluation


Input: [0] Modifying contrast/brightness [Beginning 1] Image looks almost the same as if settings hadn't been adjusted. [Developing 2] Contrast and/or brightness has been adjusted but image quality hasn't been improved. [Exemplary 4] Contrast and/or brightness has been adjusted on own image and image quality is significantly better and included before and after shots. [Accomplished 3]

Output: Contrast and/or brightness has been adjusted and image quality has been improved.

Picture This: Using PicMonkey for Image Editing: Evaluation


Input: [0] Rotating image [Beginning 1] Image doesn't appear to have been rotated. [Developing 2] Image was rotated but rotation used doesn't improve viewing (i.e. upside down, on its side). [Exemplary 4] Student's own image was properly rotated and included before and after shots. [Accomplished 3]

Output: Image was properly rotated.

Picture This: Using PicMonkey for Image Editing: Evaluation


Input: [0] Cropping image [Beginning 1] Image doesn't appear to have been cropped. [Developing 2] Image was cropped but cropping cut off important content. [Exemplary 4] Student properly cropped own image and included before and after shots. [Accomplished 3]

Output: Image was properly cropped.

Picture This: Using PicMonkey for Image Editing: Evaluation


Input: [0] Reducing file size [Beginning 1] File size of image was reduced less than 20%. [Developing 2] Files size of image was reduced more than 20% but is heavily pixelated. [Exemplary 4] File size of image was reduced by more than 20% and has almost no pixelation. [Accomplished 3]

Output: File size of image was reduced more than 20% and has minor pixelation.

Picture This: Using PicMonkey for Image Editing: Evaluation


Input: [0] Placing images in blog [Beginning 1] Less than four images in blog. [Developing 2] All four images are in the blog but not appropriately labeled. [Exemplary 4] All eight of student's own images are in the blog and appropriately labeled. [Accomplished 3]

Output: All four images are in the blog and appropriately labeled.

Picture This: Using PicMonkey for Image Editing: Evaluation


Input: [0] Reflection [Beginning 1] No reflection included in blog describing how student might incorporate digital images as part of instruction and/or assessment. [Developing 2] Reflection included in blog doesn't clearly describe how student would use digital images as part of instruction and/or assessment. [Exemplary 4] Reflection included in blog clearly describes how student would use digital images as part of instruction and/or assessment. At least one example image has been included to help clarify (could be separate image or one used to meet other criteria.) [Accomplished 3]

Output: Reflection included in blog document clearly describes how student would use digital images as part of instruction and/or assessment.

Picture This: Using PicMonkey for Image Editing: Evaluation


Input: [Features] Workflow Management Software* [Affiliate Program]

Output: Complete automation of the project

Partner with Enago: Affiliate & White Labeling


Input: [Features] Account Management & Reports** [Affiliate Program]

Output: Ongoing project reviews and monthly reporting

Partner with Enago: Affiliate & White Labeling


Input: [Features] Customer Service Phone Support [Affiliate Program]

Output: Local native language customer service staff

Partner with Enago: Affiliate & White Labeling


Input: [Features] Local Payments [Affiliate Program]

Output: Local banking facility for quick payments

Partner with Enago: Affiliate & White Labeling


Input: [Features] Local Invoices [Affiliate Program]

Output: Local style invoicing available

Partner with Enago: Affiliate & White Labeling


Input: [Features] Project Management [Affiliate Program]

Output: Dedicated project manager

Partner with Enago: Affiliate & White Labeling


Input: [Features] Marketing Support [Affiliate Program]

Output: Marketing material available

Partner with Enago: Affiliate & White Labeling


Input: [Features] Branding [Affiliate Program]

Output: Enago Brand or Joint Branding

Partner with Enago: Affiliate & White Labeling


Input: [Features] Pricing [Affiliate Program]

Output: Enago Price

Partner with Enago: Affiliate & White Labeling


Input: [Features] Commissions [Affiliate Program]

Output: Great mark ups and regular monthly payments

Partner with Enago: Affiliate & White Labeling


Input: [Summary] Shell Extension for Object Pascal Developers [Project]

Output: Delphi Dev Shell Tools

The Road to Delphi | Delphi – Free Pascal – Oxygene


Input: [Summary] Custom color highlighting for Object Pascal IDE’s [Project]

Output: Delphi IDE Theme Editor

The Road to Delphi | Delphi – Free Pascal – Oxygene


Input: [Summary] Source code preview handler for Windows. [Project]

Output: Delphi Preview Handler

The Road to Delphi | Delphi – Free Pascal – Oxygene


Input: [Summary] Creates Object Pascal classes to access the WMI [Project]

Output: Delphi WMI Class Generator

The Road to Delphi | Delphi – Free Pascal – Oxygene


Input: [Summary] Object Pascal Library for access the System Management BIOS (SMBIOS) [Project]

Output: TSMBIOS

The Road to Delphi | Delphi – Free Pascal – Oxygene


Input: [Summary] Styling plugins for third party installers and apps [Project]

Output: VCL Styles Plugins

The Road to Delphi | Delphi – Free Pascal – Oxygene


Input: [Summary] Extend and improve the Delphi VCL Styles [Project]

Output: VCL Styles Utils

The Road to Delphi | Delphi – Free Pascal – Oxygene


Input: [Summary] Allows you to generate Object Pascal (Delphi, Free Pascal), Oxygene, C++ and C# code to access the WMI [Project]

Output: WMI Delphi Code Creator

The Road to Delphi | Delphi – Free Pascal – Oxygene


Input: [Smart Grid] Digital [Existing Grid]

Output: Electromechanical


Input: [Smart Grid] Two-way communications [Existing Grid]

Output: One-way communications (if any)


Input: [Smart Grid] Accommodates distributed generation [Existing Grid]

Output: Built for centralized generation


Input: [Smart Grid] Network topology [Existing Grid]

Output: Radial topology


Input: [Smart Grid] Monitors and sensors throughout [Existing Grid]

Output: Few sensors


Input: [Smart Grid] Self-monitoring [Existing Grid]

Output: “Blind”


Input: [Smart Grid] Semi-automated restoration and, eventually, self-healing [Existing Grid]

Output: Manual restoration


Input: [Smart Grid] Adaptive protection and islanding [Existing Grid]

Output: Somewhat prone to failures and blackouts


Input: [Smart Grid] Monitor equipment remotely [Existing Grid]

Output: Check equipment manually


Input: [Smart Grid] Pervasive control systems [Existing Grid]

Output: Limited control over power flows


Input: [Smart Grid] Full price information [Existing Grid]

Output: Limited price information


Input: [Smart Grid] Many customer choices [Existing Grid]

Output: Few customer choices


Input: [user-agent] W3C-Validator [comment] SVG tiny 1.1 [result]

Output: ok

SVG Animation: Samples and Systematic Test

Test results


Input: [user-agent] Amaya9.51/ 11.3.1 [comment] no animation [result]

Output: fail

SVG Animation: Samples and Systematic Test

Test results


Input: [user-agent] KSVG1 [comment] second animation ignored [result]

Output: fail

SVG Animation: Samples and Systematic Test

Test results


Input: [user-agent] WebKit 528.16 [comment] the second turn shows wrong behaviour for a frozen to animation [result]

Output: fail

SVG Animation: Samples and Systematic Test

Test results


Input: [user-agent] Adobe [comment] - [result]

Output: ok

SVG Animation: Samples and Systematic Test

Test results


Input: [user-agent] Squiggle 1.7 [comment] wrong animation [result]

Output: fail

SVG Animation: Samples and Systematic Test

Test results


Input: [user-agent] Opera8.02/50 [comment] not additive (reported to Opera as bug-185982) [result]

Output: fail

SVG Animation: Samples and Systematic Test

Test results


Input: [user-agent] Opera9tp1/2/ beta1/2/ 9.00/9.10/ 9.50 alpha/beta/ 9.52/ 10.0 alpha/beta/ 10.0/ 10.60/ 11.00/11.60/ 12,00 [comment] second turn cumulative [result]

Output: fail

SVG Animation: Samples and Systematic Test

Test results


Input: [user-agent] Gecko 2.0/ 8.0/ 12.0/ 24.0/ 36.0 [comment] - [result]

Output: ok

SVG Animation: Samples and Systematic Test

Test results


Input: [Title] Documentation [URL] DALnet Documentation [Description]

Output: A comprenehsive documentation archive, available in 19 languages.


Input: [Title] Help [URL] http://help.dal.net [Description]

Output: Official and Recommended Help Channels on DALnet


Input: [Title] KB / FAQ [URL] KnowledgeBase / FAQ [Description]

Output: Knowledge Base and FAQs


Input: [Title] Mailing Lists [URL] Mailing List Help [Description]

Output: Mailing lists available for users on DALnet


Input: [Title] Recommended Channels [URL] Recommended Channels [Description]

Output: Recommended Help Channels on DALnet


Input: [Title] Services [URL] DALnet Services [Description]

Output: Services available to users on DALnet


Input: [Permission Target Name] accessClipboard This would allow malfeasant code to share potentially sensitive or confidential information. [What the Permission Allows]

Output: Posting and retrieval of information to and from the AWT clipboard


Input: [Permission Target Name] accessEventQueue After retrieving the AWT event queue malicious code may peek at and even remove existing events from its event queue as well as post bogus events which may purposefully cause the application or applet to misbehave in an insecure manner. [What the Permission Allows]

Output: Access to the AWT event queue


Input: [Permission Target Name] listenToAllAWTEvents After adding an AWT event listener malicious code may scan all AWT events dispatched in the system allowing it to read all user input (such as passwords). Each AWT event listener is called from within the context of that event queue's EventDispatchThread so if the accessEventQueue permission is also enabled malicious code could modify the contents of AWT event queues system-wide causing the application or applet to misbehave in an insecure manner. [What the Permission Allows]

Output: Listen to all AWT events system-wide


Input: [Permission Target Name] showWindowWithoutWarningBanner Without this warning an applet may pop up windows without the user knowing that they belong to an applet. Since users may make security-sensitive decisions based on whether or not the window belongs to an applet (entering a username and password into a dialog box for example) disabling this warning banner may allow applets to trick the user into entering such information. [What the Permission Allows]

Output: Display of a window without also displaying a banner warning that the window was created by an applet


Input: [Permission Target Name] readDisplayPixels Interfaces such as the java.awt.Composite interface or the java.awt.Robot class allow arbitrary code to examine pixels on the display enable malicious code to snoop on the activities of the user. [What the Permission Allows]

Output: Readback of pixels from the display screen


Input: [Permission Target Name] createRobot The java.awt.Robot object allows code to generate native-level mouse and keyboard events as well as read the screen. It could allow malicious code to control the system run other programs read the display and deny mouse and keyboard access to the user. [What the Permission Allows]

Output: Create java.awt.Robot objects


Input: [Permission Target Name] fullScreenExclusive Entering full-screen exclusive mode allows direct access to low-level graphics card memory. This could be used to spoof the system since the program is in direct control of rendering. [What the Permission Allows]

Output: Enter full-screen exclusive mode


Input: [Role] SharePoint Team Manager [Group] SharePoint Team [Permissions] Full Control: full control given at the web application policy level for every web application in all farm locations. Admin Control: full control to all central administration and SharePoint services in all farm locations. May or may not have system administrative or SQL administration rights. [Trustee] Application Manager/Infrastructure Architect [Responsibilities and Tasks]

Output: Responsible for all SharePoint Product and Technology Efforts. Leads SharePoint Steering Committee. Leads SharePoint Team. Major SharePoint Technology Decision Maker

Understanding SharePoint's Communities: Power Users and Operational


Input: [Role] SharePoint Application Architect [Group] SharePoint Team [Permissions] Full Control: full control given at the web application policy level for every web application in all farm locations. Admin Control: full control to all central administration and SharePoint services in all farm locations. Has system administrative or SQL administration rights in non-production systems. [Trustee] SharePoint Team Manager [Responsibilities and Tasks]

Output: SharePoint Development Team Lead Third Party Configuration Line of Business Integration Governance Model/Best Practices Enforcement

Understanding SharePoint's Communities: Power Users and Operational


Input: [Role] SharePoint System Architect [Group] SharePoint Team [Permissions] Full Control: full control given at the web application policy level for every web application in all farm locations. Admin Control: full control to all central administration and SharePoint services in all farm locations. Has system administrative or SQL administration rights in production systems. [Trustee] SharePoint Team Manager [Responsibilities and Tasks]

Output: AD and Exchange Integration Profile Synchronization Patch Management (Validation and Testing) Responsible for SharePoint farm infrastructure design, installation, guidelines and best practices. Governance Model/Best Practices Enforcement System Administrators day to day support Search Administration Farm Administrators day to day support Third Party Configuration

Understanding SharePoint's Communities: Power Users and Operational


Input: [Role] Active Directory Manager [Group] Infrastructure Team [Permissions] Will not have access to portal or site configuration settings and will not be able to make any changes to the application. [Trustee] SharePoint System Architect [Responsibilities and Tasks]

Output: Active Directory Management DNS Management Exchange Management

Understanding SharePoint's Communities: Power Users and Operational


Input: [Role] Network Engineer [Group] Infrastructure Team [Permissions] Will not have access to portal or site configuration settings and will not be able to make any changes to the application. [Trustee] SharePoint System Architect [Responsibilities and Tasks]

Output: Firewalls WAN WAN Optimization Remote Access Management External Access Management Load Balancing

Understanding SharePoint's Communities: Power Users and Operational


Input: [Role] SharePoint Solution Manager [Group] SharePoint Team [Permissions] Will not have system administrative or SQL administration rights. Local Full Control– full control given at the site collection level [Trustee] SharePoint Application Architect /SharePoint System Architect [Responsibilities and Tasks]

Output: Responsible for SharePoint services, policies, procedures, and governance/best practice enforcement. Liaison between business users and SharePoint Team. Day to day support for Site Collection Managers. Serves as SharePoint champion for all locations.

Understanding SharePoint's Communities: Power Users and Operational


Input: [Role] SharePoint System Administrator [Group] Infrastructure Team [Permissions] Will not have access to portal or site configuration settings and will not be able to make any changes to the application. [Trustee] IT Manager [Responsibilities and Tasks]

Output: Responsible for SharePoint farm infrastructure change requests. Responsible for day to day maintenance of SharePoint farm OS operations and uptime.

Understanding SharePoint's Communities: Power Users and Operational


Input: [Role] SharePoint SQL Database Administrator [Group] Infrastructure Team [Permissions] Will not have access to portal or site configuration settings and will not be able to make any changes to the application. SQL Administrative rights [Trustee] IT Manager [Responsibilities and Tasks]

Output: SQL Server database backup and recovery, SQL configuration, SQL upgrades and monitoring. Responsible for databases, site collection, and site backups.

Understanding SharePoint's Communities: Power Users and Operational


Input: [Role] SharePoint Solution Analyst [Group] SharePoint Team [Permissions] Full Control: full control given at the web application policy level for every web application in virtual lab environments Admin Control: full control to all central administration and SharePoint services in virtual lab environments Has system administrative or SQL administration rights in virtual lab environments [Trustee] SharePoint Application Architect / SharePoint System Architect [Responsibilities and Tasks]

Output: Tests custom code and third party tools in non-production systems Defined requirements for proposed solutions to determine whether the solution is Commercial Off the Shelf (COTS), requires custom development or requires feature extension

Understanding SharePoint's Communities: Power Users and Operational


Input: [Description] With this module your users can compose and publish rich contents. For administrators there are many managing tools available. [Price per month] 3.20 CHF [Title]

Output: Article


Input: [Description] With this calendar module, everyone can manage their dates and include more information. [Price per month] 3.40 CHF [Title]

Output: Calendar


Input: [Description] With this contact module, the visitors can contact you with a contact form, see your address and other useful contact information. [Price per month] 1.90 CHF [Title]

Output: Contact


Input: [Description] This discussion module allows users to discuss about any topics and gives also possibilities to comment published contents. Administrators have some functions to manage the contents. [Price per month] 2.80 CHF [Title]

Output: Discussion


Input: [Description] With this module your users can put image galleries online. They can be viewed in a slideshow. [Price per month] 3.30 CHF [Title]

Output: Gallery


Input: [Description] You can use the roundmail module for composing the popular roundmails. [Price per month] 3.00 CHF [Title]

Output: Roundmail


Input: [Description] With surveys you can ask your users for their opinions about a question. Results are displayed in real-time. [Price per month] 3.40 CHF [Title]

Output: Survey


Input: [0] Cost [WordPress.COM] Basic blog is free; paid upgrades for various features.

Output: Hosting must be paid for; software is free.


Input: [0] Themes [WordPress.COM] You’re limited to themes that WP choose to offer (currently around 70-ish); a paid upgrade gets you the option to edit the CSS. You cannot install themes of your own choosing, or custom themes made just for you.

Output: You’re free to install whatever theme(s) you like.


Input: [0] Plugins and PHP-hacking [WordPress.COM] You can’t use plugins, though widgets do offer some of the same functionality. If there are specific things you want to do with your blog, check if WP.com will offer them.

Output: You can install as many plugins as you like, and even change the core PHP code of your blog. It’s yours to do with as you like.


Input: [0] Spam [WordPress.COM] Spam-fighting done for you.

Output: You’ll need to use plugins to keep spam commenters off your blog.


Input: [0] Upgrades [WordPress.COM] Your blog is automatically upgraded to the newest version of the software.

Output: You’ll need to click a button to upgrade to the newest version of the software.


Input: [0] Backups [WordPress.COM] Your blog’s backed up for you.

Output: You’ll need to use a plugin to backup, or do it manually with FTP and PHPMyAdmin.


Input: [0] Storage space [WordPress.COM] Various-sized paid upgrades available.

Output: As much as your host provides; if you’re running a photoblog, think about an account with unlimited storage.


Input: [0] Multiple users [WordPress.COM] Up to 35; paid upgrade for more.

Output: As many or as few as you like.


Input: [0] Ads [WordPress.COM] May be served up by WP on your blog; paid upgrade to remove them. You can’t add your own advertising (e.g. Adsense) or affiliate marketing, nor can you post paid-for posts (e.g. Pay Per Post).

Output: Up to you; if you want ads, you can sell ’em.


Input: [0] Robustness [WordPress.COM] Hosted across multiple servers, so if you hit the front page of Digg, you should be okay.

Output: Up to you and your service provider; unless you’ve done something to make your blog more robust, if you hit the front page of Digg, your site will probably go down.


Input: [API #] 1 [Title] BurstSMS US [Link]

Output: (Also for Australia, UK, NZ) BurstSMS web API allows you to build apps that can send and receive SMS. Use standard web languages to build applications that speak to global SMS carriers. No need to worry about complex SMPP servers or hosting SMS servers. Just send us your messages using our clean clear API calls and we will deliver it for you quickly and send you back confirmations or replies.


Input: [API #] 2 [Title] ClickSend [Link]

Output: ClickSend is a leader in business texting solutions. Their reputation is built on technical expertise, industry experience, quality support and service reliability. From bulk SMS and desktop SMS to SMS API gateways.


Input: [API #] 3 [Title] Inteltech [Link]

Output: Intelligent Technologies SMS API. Allows sending and receiving of SMS messages. An account is required. Sign up for free at


Input: [API #] 4 [Title] Plivo [Link]

Output: Plivo API makes it easier for you to build voice call and SMS features into your web/mobile apps in your favorite web language.


Input: [API #] 5 [Title] SendHub [Link]

Output: SendHub is the easy way to send one text message to everyone.


Input: [API #] 6 [Title] Mogreet [Link]

Output: SMS, MMS, Transcoding and User Lookup APIs. Quickly and easily add messaging and rich media to your mobile application with the Mogreet Mobile Services Platform.


Input: [API #] 7 [Title] Messente [Link]

Output: Messente group messaging platform provides an HTTP-based PushSMS interface additionally to the web-based message sending tools.


Input: [API #] 8 [Title] Sently [Link]

Output: Sent.ly is a service that allows you to add SMS send & receive capability to your apps. Sent.ly uses an easy HTTP API in the cloud with an app on your Android phones.


Input: [API #] 9 [Title] Site2SMS [Link]

Output: Using this API one can add SMS capabilities (India) to their application/website at free of cost.


Input: [API #] 10 [Title] TextMarketer [Link]

Output: Comprehensive SMS messaging functions. Direct UK connections, set the sender ID and send texts up to 612 characters. Send SMS to the UK and Europe


Input: [API #] 11 [Title] MessageBird [Link]

Output: MessageBird provides a simple and fast API for sending and receiving text messages (SMS) all over the world. Other related services are HLR-Lookup (network query) and sending and receiving Premium SMS messages.


Input: [API #] 12 [Title] Sparrow SMS [Link]

Output: Sparrow SMS Provides API to developers to push SMS content to GSM Networks of Nepal Telecom and NCell, UTL and SmartTelecom via the Sparrow SMS Gateway.


Input: [API #] 13 [Title] Fowiz [Link]

Output: FOWiz provides an easy to use HTTP based API for sending SMS from your applications and browsers.


Input: [API #] 14 [Title] 46elks [Link]

Output: Receive and send SMS messages, control incoming phone calls, build IVRs, connect calls and create automated outgoing phone calls.


Input: [API #] 15 [Title] Wavecell SMS [Link]

Output: Allows registered users to send SMS worldwide using a simple , fast and reliable HTTP API. Send messages in minutes


Input: [API #] 16 [Title] Octopush SMS [Link]

Output: Octopush SMS allow you to automatically send SMS to over 200 countries.


Input: [Description] Search module (mod_cpsearch) [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] yes [CP 0.98]

Output: yes


Input: [Description] - “Select” field type [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] yes [CP 0.98]

Output: yes


Input: [Description] - Checkbox field type [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] yes [CP 0.98]

Output: yes


Input: [Description] - Autocomplete field type [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] no [CP 0.98]

Output: no


Input: [Description] - Multiselect field type [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] no [CP1.98] no [CP 0.98]

Output: no


Input: [Description] - Multiselect with "Picker" [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] no [CP1.98] no [CP 0.98]

Output: no


Input: [Description] - Search by text [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] yes [CP 0.98]

Output: yes


Input: [Description] - Selectable query type (all, any exact) [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] no [CP1.98] no [CP 0.98]

Output: no


Input: [Description] - Search module description text [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] no [CP 0.98]

Output: no


Input: [Description] - Search articles by date range (event mode) info [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] no [CP 0.98]

Output: no


Input: [Description] - Search articles by date range (std mode) [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] no [CP1.98] no [CP 0.98]

Output: no


Input: [Description] Tag Cloud module (mod_cpcloud) [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] yes [CP 0.98]

Output: yes


Input: [Description] - bind to tags / exclude tags [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] no [CP 0.98]

Output: no


Input: [Description] Menu module (cp_menu) [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] no [CP 0.98]

Output: no


Input: [Description] News Show module (cp_news_show) [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] no [CP1.98] no [CP 0.98]

Output: no


Input: [Description] Search plugin [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] yes [CP 0.98]

Output: yes


Input: [Description] Content plugin (display tags below content) [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] yes [CP 0.98]

Output: yes


Input: [Description] Create menu items based on Cp Tags [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] no [CP 0.98]

Output: no


Input: [Description] Configurable search header [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] yes [CP 0.98]

Output: yes


Input: [Description] Drill Down result summary [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] yes [CP 0.98]

Output: yes


Input: [Description] Tag description, displayed before content [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] no [CP 0.98]

Output: no


Input: [Description] Restrict search scope to section(s) [CP3.x (J3.x)] no [CP2.x (J16-J25)] no [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] yes [CP 0.98]

Output: yes


Input: [Description] Restrict search scope to category(es) [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] no [CP 0.98]

Output: no


Input: [Description] Generate image thumbnail [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] yes [CP 0.98]

Output: yes


Input: [Description] Tag third party content elements 1 [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] yes [CP 0.98]

Output: yes


Input: [Description] JoomFish / Falang compatible [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] yes [CP 0.98]

Output: yes


Input: [Description] Frontend tagging of existing articles [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] yes [CP 0.98]

Output: yes


Input: [Description] Frontent tagging of other content elements 2 [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] no [CP 0.98]

Output: no


Input: [Description] Frontend tagging of new articles [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] no [CP 0.98]

Output: no


Input: [Description] Render third party plugins [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] no [CP 0.98]

Output: no


Input: [Description] SEF compatible 3 [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] yes [CP 0.98]

Output: yes


Input: [Description] Selectable tag access level [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] yes [CP 0.98]

Output: yes


Input: [Description] Append tags to "meta keywords" [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] yes [CP 0.98]

Output: yes


Input: [Description] Tag in page title [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] yes [CP 0.98]

Output: yes


Input: [Description] Non ASCII chars in URL [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] yes [CP 0.98]

Output: no


Input: [Description] Infinite fields & values 4 [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] no [CP 0.98]

Output: no


Input: [Description] Title only view [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] yes [CP 0.98]

Output: yes


Input: [Description] Title + Plain text view [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] yes [CP 0.98]

Output: yes


Input: [Description] Title + HTML Intro view [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] yes [CP 0.98]

Output: yes


Input: [Description] Title + Image + Plain text view [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] no [CP 0.98]

Output: no


Input: [Description] Read more button [CP3.x (J3.x)] yes [CP2.x (J16-J25)] yes [CP2.0 (J15)] yes [CP1.98] no [CP 0.98]

Output: no


Input: [Shared Hosting] Instant Activation [VPS] Instant Activation [Cloud Server] Instant Activation [Dedicated] 24 Hours [Compare:]

Output: Setup Time

Offshore Cloud Servers - Offshore Xen Servers


Input: [Shared Hosting] No [VPS] No [Cloud Server] Yes [Dedicated] Yes [Compare:]

Output: Dedicated Hardware

Offshore Cloud Servers - Offshore Xen Servers


Input: [Shared Hosting] No [VPS] Yes [Cloud Server] Yes [Dedicated] Yes [Compare:]

Output: Full Administration

Offshore Cloud Servers - Offshore Xen Servers


Input: [Shared Hosting] No [VPS] No [Cloud Server] No [Dedicated] Yes [Compare:]

Output: Network Isolation

Offshore Cloud Servers - Offshore Xen Servers


Input: [Shared Hosting] Only in E-commerce Plan [VPS] Yes [Cloud Server] Yes [Dedicated] Yes [Compare:]

Output: Dedicated IP

Offshore Cloud Servers - Offshore Xen Servers


Input: [Shared Hosting] Yes [VPS] Yes [Cloud Server] Optional [Dedicated] Optional [Compare:]

Output: Backup

Offshore Cloud Servers - Offshore Xen Servers


Input: [Shared Hosting] Non Critical Business [VPS] Non Critical Business [Cloud Server] Critical Business [Dedicated] Critical Business [Compare:]

Output: Target Group

Offshore Cloud Servers - Offshore Xen Servers


Input: [Topic] Using javascript to make forms appear and disappear in conditional ways [Live Output] Output [Code with detailed notes]

Output: right-click live page for source code

Internet Research Methods in Psychology - R. Chris Fraley


Input: [Topic] javascript to make radio buttons more intuitive and dynamic [Live Output] Output [Code with detailed notes]

Output: right-click live page for source code

Internet Research Methods in Psychology - R. Chris Fraley


Input: [Topic] javascript for basic text field validation [Live Output] Output [Code with detailed notes]

Output: right-click live page for source code

Internet Research Methods in Psychology - R. Chris Fraley


Input: [Topic] javascript for basic radio button validation [Live Output] Output [Code with detailed notes]

Output: right-click live page for source code

Internet Research Methods in Psychology - R. Chris Fraley


Input: [Topic] jQuery for a score bar that expands [Live Output] Output [Code with detailed notes]

Output: right-click live page for source code

Internet Research Methods in Psychology - R. Chris Fraley


Input: [Topic] jQuery for toggling sections on and off [Live Output] Output [Code with detailed notes]

Output: right-click live page for source code

Internet Research Methods in Psychology - R. Chris Fraley


Input: [Topic] jQuery - Combine previous two ideas [Live Output] Output [Code with detailed notes]

Output: right-click live page for source code

Internet Research Methods in Psychology - R. Chris Fraley


Input: [Topic] flot demonstration of a bargraph for a 2x2 design [Live Output] Output [Code with detailed notes]

Output: Code and notes

Internet Research Methods in Psychology - R. Chris Fraley


Input: [Topic] flot demonstration of a scatterplot and line graph [Live Output] Output [Code with detailed notes]

Output: Code and notes

Internet Research Methods in Psychology - R. Chris Fraley


Input: [Topic] flot demonstration of a scatterplot that dynamically loads PHP array data [Live Output] Output [Code with detailed notes]

Output: Code and notes

Internet Research Methods in Psychology - R. Chris Fraley


Input: [Feature] Size Limit [Standard] Yes [Enterprise] No Limit [Free Community]

Output: No Limit

DBSight - Database Search Engine | Pricing


Input: [Feature] Numeric Facet Search [Standard] Yes [Enterprise] Yes [Free Community]

Output: Yes

DBSight - Database Search Engine | Pricing


Input: [Feature] Multi-Valued Facet Search [Standard] Yes [Enterprise] Yes [Free Community]

Output: Yes

DBSight - Database Search Engine | Pricing


Input: [Feature] Time-Based Ranking [Standard] Yes [Enterprise] Yes [Free Community]

Output: Yes

DBSight - Database Search Engine | Pricing


Input: [Feature] Customizable Scaffolding [Standard] Yes [Enterprise] Yes [Free Community]

Output: Yes

DBSight - Database Search Engine | Pricing


Input: [Feature] Search Statistics [Standard] Yes [Enterprise] Yes [Free Community]

Output: Yes

DBSight - Database Search Engine | Pricing


Input: [Feature] Non Database Data [Standard] Yes [Enterprise] Yes [Free Community]

Output: Yes

DBSight - Database Search Engine | Pricing


Input: [Feature] Incremental Indexing [Standard] Yes [Enterprise] Yes [Free Community]

Output: Yes

DBSight - Database Search Engine | Pricing


Input: [Feature] Re-Create Indexing [Standard] Yes [Enterprise] Yes [Free Community]

Output: Yes

DBSight - Database Search Engine | Pricing


Input: [Feature] SQL batching,caching [Standard] Yes [Enterprise] Yes [Free Community]

Output: Yes

DBSight - Database Search Engine | Pricing


Input: [Feature] Tag Cloud [Standard] Yes [Enterprise] Yes [Free Community]

Output: Yes

DBSight - Database Search Engine | Pricing


Input: [Feature] Suggest-As-You-Type [Standard] Yes [Enterprise] Yes [Free Community]

Output: Yes

DBSight - Database Search Engine | Pricing


Input: [Feature] Integrated Spell-Checking [Standard] Yes [Enterprise] Yes [Free Community]

Output: Yes

DBSight - Database Search Engine | Pricing


Input: [Feature] External JavaDoc/API [Standard] Yes [Enterprise] Yes [Free Community]

Output: Yes

DBSight - Database Search Engine | Pricing


Input: [Feature] Sharded Search [Standard] Yes [Enterprise] Yes [Free Community]

Output: Yes

DBSight - Database Search Engine | Pricing


Input: [Feature] Indexing Scheduler [Standard] Yes [Enterprise] Yes [Free Community]

Output: No

DBSight - Database Search Engine | Pricing


Input: [Feature] Advanced SQLs [Standard] Yes [Enterprise] Yes [Free Community]

Output: No

DBSight - Database Search Engine | Pricing


Input: [Feature] Remote Index Replication [Standard] No [Enterprise] Yes [Free Community]

Output: No

DBSight - Database Search Engine | Pricing


Input: [Feature] Concurrent Searches [Standard] Unlimited [Enterprise] Unlimited [Free Community]

DBSight - Database Search Engine | Pricing


Input: [Feature] Top Facet Caching [Standard] Unlimited [Enterprise] Unlimited [Free Community]

DBSight - Database Search Engine | Pricing


Input: [Feature] Recent Facet Caching [Standard] Unlimited [Enterprise] Unlimited [Free Community]

DBSight - Database Search Engine | Pricing


Input: [System] Crystal Reports Enterprise (Business Objects) [Description] Crystal Reports (Business Objects Enterprise) is a web based reporting system that allows developers to create reports that can be scheduled or run on demand. This system can report on several campus data sources including Banner, Magic Service Desk, and many others. The reports that exist in this system are created and controlled by several different areas of campus and are widely used in the campus community. [Support] x6550 [4] Report a Bug Feature Request I want this [Area]

Output: Many


Input: [System] UVUPay Credit Card System [Description] UVUPay is a joint venture between the AIS and Finance & Business Services departments on campus. UVUPay allows campus departments to accept credit cards in person or on-line for services. This system allows all departments to leverage one merchant account, which allows for easier reconciliation and management by Business Services. The level of automation provided by this system makes it a very low-cost option for departments to accept credit card and electronic check payments. (Includes Banner Integration) [Support] x6550 [4] Report a Bug Feature Request I want this [Area]

Output: Many


Input: [System] IDM [Description] Identity Management (IDM) is a system that was created by AIS that allows for data synchronization across many campus systems. The most visible result of the IDM system is the ability to have the same password across many of the campus systems. This system also automated the creation of all Faculty, Student and Staff credentials for e-mail and campus computer labs. (Includes Banner Integration) [Support] x6550 [4] Report a Bug Feature Request I want this [Area]

Output: Many


Input: [System] Time and Attendance [Description] Our Time and Attendance system was created to provide departments with a low-cost system to track time and attendance for their employees. It includes multiple time check in & check out methods, (can lock down or limit for specific areas), they include Phone System Integration, web, card swipe, card tap, 10 key, standard keyboard, touchscreen, text for current status etc... The system allows employees to submit changes for approvals, missed punches etc... Managers can approve or deny requests and then submit to banner payroll with 1 click. (Banner Integrated) [Support] x6550 [4] Report a Bug Feature Request I want this [Area]

Output: Many


Input: [System] Cashiering (Point of Sale)System [Description] AIS Cashiering/Point of Sale is an extension of our UVUPay Credit Card System. It allows departments to accept all forms of payment (Cash, Check and Credit Card) for their services without the need for students to go to the Bursar's Office. It also has options for inventory tracking, re-ordering, tax codes etc... [Support] x6550 [4] Report a Bug Feature Request I want this [Area]

Output: Many


Input: [System] Que & Linewait Line Manager [Description] The Que and Linewait systems are used in Academic advising, Financial Aid, the testing center and many other areas where students wait in line for services. These systems keep the students and support staff informed of their current wait statuses which makes the lines move more smoothly and helps departments better handle and prepare for peak times. Linewait directs people to stations/windows as they become available. The Que System is integrated with banner and shows the students where they are on the list with a "wait monitor" and gives the advisors info about the student before they call them in. The integration with Banner makes this a very valuable tool. [Support] x6550 [4] Report a Bug Feature Request I want this [Area]

Output: Many


Input: [System] Status Board [Description] The Status Board was designed as a simple tool for programmers and IT staff to track projects,and priorities. It is integrated with the Banner BPRS system and offer a great status monitor to display top area priorities, top projects actually being worked on, and current status of IT staff. This is a great tool with that also includes Banner integration. [Support] x6550 [4] Report a Bug Feature Request I want this [Area]

Output: Infrastructure Dept


Input: [System] Calendar [Description] The calendar system, (also banner integrated) Is used by several areas for booking shifts and coordinating events. Pretty simple system where a manager can enter shift information and make assignments or allow for employees to make requests. [Support] x6550 [4] Report a Bug Feature Request I want this [Area]

Output: Police Media More...


Input: [System] Long Distance Billing [Description] The long distance billing system was created to automate the reimbursement process of employee personal long distance phone calls on the campus phones. Departments are billed automatically via Banner Transfer and the accountability for personal long distance calls is pushed to the Employee. This system also allows employees to pay for personal phone calls on-line with a credit card. Used to be a big issue, with all the cell phones, not so much anymore but it's still used every month. [Support] x6550 [4] Report a Bug Feature Request I want this [Area]

Output: Telephone Services Many


Input: [System] One Card & Blackboard [Description] We have created and maintain several points of integration between the Blackboard System, Banner, ID Card system, UTA Bus System and UCCU. This integration is critical to the seamless operation of the campus 'OneCard'. [Support] x6550 [4] Report a Bug Feature Request I want this [Area]

Output: Many


Input: [System] Network Monitoring [Description] WhatsUp Gold is a graphical network monitoring system designed for multi-protocol networks. WhatsUp Gold monitors your critical devices and services and initiates visual and audible alarms when it detects a problem. In addition, WhatsUp Gold will notify you remotely by beeper, alphanumeric pager, e-mail, or telephone. [Support] x6550 [4] Report a Bug Feature Request I want this [Area]

Output: Infrastructure Dept


Input: [System] Banner Billing [Description] Banner Billing, also Known as B.I.T. Banner Interdepartmental Transfer, replaced the old paper requisition process. Now departments can enter their transactions online to request or bill other departments. Of course, it's also integrated with Banner, and has an approval process built in based on Banner roles. [Support] x6550 [4] Report a Bug Feature Request I want this [Area]

Output: Many


Input: [System] Parking [Description] The parking app allows our campus "One Stop" staff, in conjunction with the parking services and UVUPay, to issue/sell parking passes to students with a very simple interface. It integrates nicely with banner data and feeds the parking database so campus police and the parking windows have coordinated data for parking areas, citations, etc... [Support] x6550 [4] Report a Bug Feature Request I want this [Area]

Output: One Stop Parking


Input: [System] One Stop [Description] The "One Stop" counter at UVU is a go to spot for general information on Admissions, Registration, Financial Aid, some Cashiering etc... It allows students to take care of more issues in "One Stop". The products used include primarily Cashiering, Parking, Linewait & Que. The screen/interface is designed for the One Stop staff and integrates the interfaces into a single point which makes life much simpler for these generalist experts. Financial Aid issues that One Stop does not handle can be passed into the Financial Aid Que and advisors are notified and can handle the students in the order that they are scheduled. [Support] x6550 [4] Report a Bug Feature Request I want this [Area]

Output: Admissions Financial Aid Cashiers More...


Input: [System] Automotive [Description] The Automotive system was created in 2 parts. First as a "Service Order System" so second year students can experience running a shop, checking in customers, and tracking ASE tasks and diagnostic data with customer interaction in a, close to, real world experience. Second, a "Tool Shop System" that integrates with the service order system to be the gatekeeper on ordered parts, cores etc... tool check out/in for students, tracks inventoried supply allocations to classes or students and pull sheet functionality for lab/class materials for instructors. Of course the system is integrated with banner data to track students with classes and allocate resources where they are being consumed as well as monitoring access to the system based on who's registered for the classes. [Support] x6550 [4] Report a Bug Feature Request I want this [Area]

Output: Automotive Dept.


Input: [System] Lenel [Description] We have created integration between Lenel and the Banner system to provide accurate and up to date information for current employees. This integration helps to maintain data integrity as well as save data entry time for Facilities and Locksmith personnel. [Support] x6550 [4] Report a Bug Feature Request I want this [Area]

Output: Many


Input: [System] CSSE Track [Description] The CSSE track system is similar to the Que system with some modifications for career services needs. Including, job interests, job fair tracking, more robust notes and employer database. We also track the students by polling banner to see how they are progressing through their majors for career placement. [Support] x6550 [4] Report a Bug Feature Request I want this [Area]

Output: Career Services


Input: [System] GEAR-UP [Description] The Gear-Up system is based on a Grant that helps High school students transition to the University with support services, tuition grants etc... Working with a Government Grant requires the tracking and reporting of progress, results and other criteria. This has been a critical system for UVU and our feedback has been that we provide the best stats and reports for the grant than any other institutions. [Support] x6550 [4] Report a Bug Feature Request I want this [Area]

Output: Grant Tracking & Student Tracking


Input: [System] Issue Room [Description] The Issue Room system is used by athletics as a check out system for lockers, gear & UVU issue gym clothes. It is a DOS or Linux based system designed for the speed of handling the rushes of students between classes. It also tracks locker assignments and lock combinations. It is integrated with Banner for student verification purposes. Also if items are not returned, registration holds or financial holds can be placed on the students account. [Support] x6550 [4] Report a Bug Feature Request I want this [Area]

Output: PE Athletics


Input: [System] Admissions Integration [Description] Due to the growing University and record enrollment we needed to find a way to handle the extra admissions applicants and processing workload without raising expenses. Automating a few of the Admissions processes has eliminated over 10 man-hours per week that had previously been wasted using the old process , check's and balance are now in place to insure all newly accepted students receive their acceptance letters in a timely manner. The UVU Admissions Office handles over 29,000 applications every year with a staff of 3 FT and 3 PT positions this automation has allowed the Admissions Office to be the most efficient Admissions Department of all of the USHE Institutions. [Support] x6550 [4] Report a Bug Feature Request I want this [Area]

Output: Admissions


Input: [System] Event Tracking iPod app [Description] This app was developed to replace a very high priced system that after a few years was still not functional. We use iPods with card readers set-up to read some basic identifying information on students to track/allow them into various events on campus. A rolling counter updates all iPods with total attendance numbers instantly during the events. Multiple iPods can be used and locations can be tracked to better handle crowd flow. The back end of the system reports real-time on who attended, their majors, year in college, etc... [Support] x6550 [4] Report a Bug Feature Request I want this [Area]

Output: Many


Input: [Feature] Direct Deposit Bonus [Support]

Output: No

Vision Premier® Visa® Prepaid Card - Prepaid Debit Card ReviewPrepaid Debit Card Review

Vision Premier supports the following included features


Input: [Feature] Online Bill Pay [Support]

Output: Yes

Vision Premier® Visa® Prepaid Card - Prepaid Debit Card ReviewPrepaid Debit Card Review


Input: [Feature] Money Management Tools [Support]

Output: Yes

Vision Premier® Visa® Prepaid Card - Prepaid Debit Card ReviewPrepaid Debit Card Review


Input: [Feature] Card to Card Transfer [Support]

Output: Yes

Vision Premier® Visa® Prepaid Card - Prepaid Debit Card ReviewPrepaid Debit Card Review


Input: [Feature] Email Alerts [Support]

Output: Yes

Vision Premier® Visa® Prepaid Card - Prepaid Debit Card ReviewPrepaid Debit Card Review


Input: [Feature] Text Message Alerts [Support]

Output: Yes

Vision Premier® Visa® Prepaid Card - Prepaid Debit Card ReviewPrepaid Debit Card Review


Input: [Feature] Discount Prescriptions [Support]

Output: No

Vision Premier® Visa® Prepaid Card - Prepaid Debit Card ReviewPrepaid Debit Card Review


Input: [Feature] Discount Health Plans [Support]

Output: No

Vision Premier® Visa® Prepaid Card - Prepaid Debit Card ReviewPrepaid Debit Card Review


Input: [Feature] Mobile App [Support]

Output: No

Vision Premier® Visa® Prepaid Card - Prepaid Debit Card ReviewPrepaid Debit Card Review


Input: [Feature] Refer a Friend Bonus [Support]

Output: No

Vision Premier® Visa® Prepaid Card - Prepaid Debit Card ReviewPrepaid Debit Card Review


Input: [Feature] Rewards Program [Support]

Output: No

Vision Premier® Visa® Prepaid Card - Prepaid Debit Card ReviewPrepaid Debit Card Review


Input: [Feature] Roadside Assistance [Support]

Output: No

Vision Premier® Visa® Prepaid Card - Prepaid Debit Card ReviewPrepaid Debit Card Review


Input: [Key Features] E-mail Accounts [Small] Unlimited [Medium] Unlimited [Large]

Output: Unlimited

Reseller Hosting | Multiple Domain Hosting | Start Your Own Hosting Company


Input: [Key Features] Forwarding, Aliases, Autoresponders [Small] Unlimited [Medium] Unlimited [Large]

Output: Unlimited

Reseller Hosting | Multiple Domain Hosting | Start Your Own Hosting Company


Input: [Key Features] MySQL Databases [Small] Unlimited [Medium] Unlimited [Large]

Output: Unlimited

Reseller Hosting | Multiple Domain Hosting | Start Your Own Hosting Company


Input: [Key Features] Subdomains [Small] Unlimited [Medium] Unlimited [Large]

Output: Unlimited

Reseller Hosting | Multiple Domain Hosting | Start Your Own Hosting Company


Input: [Key Features] Parked Domains [Small] Unlimited [Medium] Unlimited [Large]

Output: Unlimited

Reseller Hosting | Multiple Domain Hosting | Start Your Own Hosting Company


Input: [Key Features] Server Features [Small] Small [Medium] Medium [Large]

Output: Large

Reseller Hosting | Multiple Domain Hosting | Start Your Own Hosting Company


Input: [Key Features] Guarantees [Small] Small [Medium] Medium [Large]

Output: Large

Reseller Hosting | Multiple Domain Hosting | Start Your Own Hosting Company


Input: [0] Maximum number of tasks [Standard] 3 [Professional]

Output: Unlimited


Input: [0] Can monitor network directories [Standard] No, only directories on local drives [Professional]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Run as Windows Service [Standard] No [Professional]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Run Multiple SubTasks plugin [Standard] Not supported [Professional]

Output: Supported


Input: [0] Scheduler [Standard] Not supported [Professional]

Output: Supported


Input: [0] File Age monitoring method [Standard] Not supported [Professional]

Output: Supported


Input: [Project] 1 [1]

Output: Exploring the Solar System


Input: [Project] 2 [1]

Output: Modeling the Solar System


Input: [Project] 3 [1]

Output: Distances in the Solar System


Input: [Project] 4 [1]

Output: Movement of the Planets


Input: [Project] 5 [1]

Output: Will It Be Possible to Travel to Other Planets in Your Lifetime?


Input: [Project] 6 [1]

Output: Anthropometry Project: Formulas for Body Height and Neck Circumference


Input: [Project] 7 [1]

Output: Paper-Throwing Experiments


Input: [Project] 8 [1]

Output: Cross Sections of Clay Solids


Input: [Project] 9 [1]

Output: Packaging Engineering


Input: [Project] 10 [1]

Output: Mean Absolute Deviation


Input: [0] Open Format [OOXML] Kida [ODF]

Output: Yes

What is the TCO of Office 2007? | Terminally Incoherent


Input: [0] XML Based [OOXML] Yes [ODF]

Output: Yes

What is the TCO of Office 2007? | Terminally Incoherent


Input: [0] Native Support in Office 2003 [OOXML] No [ODF]

Output: No

What is the TCO of Office 2007? | Terminally Incoherent


Input: [0] Native Support in Office 2007 [OOXML] Yes [ODF]

Output: No

What is the TCO of Office 2007? | Terminally Incoherent


Input: [0] Native Support in Open Office 2.2 [OOXML] No [ODF]

Output: Yes

What is the TCO of Office 2007? | Terminally Incoherent


Input: [0] Converter/Plugin for Office 2003 [OOXML] Yes [ODF]

Output: Yes

What is the TCO of Office 2007? | Terminally Incoherent


Input: [0] Converter/Plugin for Office 2007 [OOXML] Yes [ODF]

Output: Yes

What is the TCO of Office 2007? | Terminally Incoherent


Input: [0] Converter/Plugin for Open Office 2.2 [OOXML] Yes [ODF]

Output: Yes

What is the TCO of Office 2007? | Terminally Incoherent


Input: [IATI Tool] Uses the complete IATI field set for entry [AidStream] yes [Open Aid Register] yes [AKVO RSR]

Output: uses the AKVO project/activity field set


Input: [IATI Tool] Publishes IATI XML data files [AidStream] yes [Open Aid Register] yes [AKVO RSR]

Output: planned for the second or third quarter of 2012


Input: [IATI Tool] Free to use [AidStream] yes [Open Aid Register] yes [AKVO RSR]

Output: fees vary depending on the number of projects


Input: [IATI Tool] Registers files with the IATI registry [AidStream] yes [Open Aid Register] yes [AKVO RSR]

Output: planned for the second or third quarter of 2012


Input: [IATI Tool] Current features [AidStream] organizational administrative features [Open Aid Register] cartoDB for geolocation data [AKVO RSR]

Output: public project/activity listings and online donation feature


Input: [IATI Tool] Planned features [AidStream] public project/activity listings and visualization of data [Open Aid Register] public project/activity listings [AKVO RSR]

Output: visualization of data


Input: [0] Designed For [My KNOX Free] The mobile professional employee Enterprise Small and medium business (SMBs) Government Enterprise Government

Output: Small and medium business (SMBs)


Input: [0] Key Differences [My KNOX Free] Get secure Microsoft Exchange email on your device in seconds Full support for cross-platform device policies Enhanced container management with secure policies

Output: Quick and simple cloud-based set up


Input: [My KNOX Free] Complementary solution for professional employees Enhanced device protection for Samsung devices Data encryption every time you lock the container

Output: Complementary and secure enterprise mobility solution


Input: [My KNOX Free] Find, lock or wipe your device if it goes missing Active Directory integration Per-app VPN for secure and fast connection

Output: Standard support for cross-platform capabilities


Input: [My KNOX Free] No support from IT required Application Management (whitelist and blacklist apps) Support for 2 separate containers to maximize productivity

Output: Easily upgrade to KNOX Premium without losing data


Input: [0] Upgrade Opportunities [My KNOX Free] Not available Get Add-ons: KNOX Workspace (USD $3.60**/seat) - Advanced container KNOX IAM (USD $4**/user) - Advanced ID and Access management KNOX Premium

Output: KNOX Premium


Input: [0] Technical Support [My KNOX Free] Documentation Documentation Documentation

Output: Documentation


Input: [My KNOX Free] Online support Online ticket support Online ticket support

Output: Online support


Input: [Property] text-shadow [Safari 2] supported [Safari 3] supported [iPhone (2.0)] supported [Mozilla 1.7] not supported [Opera 9] supported [IE 7]

Output: not supported

CSS 3 Properties and support in Browsers


Input: [Property] box-shadow [Safari 2] not supported [Safari 3] supported with -webkit- prefix [iPhone (2.0)] supported with -webkit- prefix [Mozilla 1.7] not supported [Opera 9] not supported [IE 7]

Output: not supported

CSS 3 Properties and support in Browsers


Input: [Property] multiple backgrounds [Safari 2] supported [Safari 3] supported [iPhone (2.0)] supported [Mozilla 1.7] not supported [Opera 9] not supported [IE 7]

Output: not supported

CSS 3 Properties and support in Browsers


Input: [Property] border-image [Safari 2] not supported [Safari 3] supported with -webkit- prefix [iPhone (2.0)] ??? - more info needed [Mozilla 1.7] not supported [Opera 9] not supported [IE 7]

Output: not supported

CSS 3 Properties and support in Browsers


Input: [Property] text-stroke [1] [Safari 2] not supported [Safari 3] supported with -webkit- prefix [iPhone (2.0)] supported with -webkit- prefix [Mozilla 1.7] not supported [Opera 9] not supported [IE 7]

Output: not supported

CSS 3 Properties and support in Browsers


Input: [Property] text-fill-color [1] [Safari 2] not supported [Safari 3] supported with -webkit- prefix [iPhone (2.0)] supported with -webkit- prefix [Mozilla 1.7] not supported [Opera 9] not supported [IE 7]

Output: not supported

CSS 3 Properties and support in Browsers


Input: [Property] border-radius [Safari 2] not supported [Safari 3] supported with -webkit- prefix [iPhone (2.0)] supported with -webkit- prefix [Mozilla 1.7] supported with -moz- prefix [Opera 9] not supported [IE 7]

Output: not supported

CSS 3 Properties and support in Browsers


Input: [Property] opacity [Safari 2] supported [Safari 3] supported [iPhone (2.0)] supported [Mozilla 1.7] supported [Opera 9] supported [IE 7]

Output: supported

CSS 3 Properties and support in Browsers


Input: [Property] text-overflow [Safari 2] supported ('clip' and 'ellipsis') [Safari 3] supported ('clip' and 'ellipsis') [iPhone (2.0)] supported ('clip' and 'ellipsis') [Mozilla 1.7] partially supported (always 'clip') [Opera 9] supported ('clip') and ('ellipsis' with -o- prefix) [IE 7]

Output: supported

CSS 3 Properties and support in Browsers


Input: [Property] appearance [Safari 2] not supported [Safari 3] partially supported with -webkit- prefix [iPhone (2.0)] partially supported with -webkit- prefix [Mozilla 1.7] not supported [Opera 9] not supported [IE 7]

Output: not supported

CSS 3 Properties and support in Browsers


Input: It is not a secure device [e-Token]

Output: e-token is a secure device (Crypto storage device )

signature world, gigantic capital pvt. ltd., gigantic capital, digital signatures, digital certificates, digital signatures jagdalpur, chhattishgarh


Input: It is a regular storage device and does not have any chip or standard security features [e-Token]

Output: e-token comes with a smart chip which ensures multiple functions to secure your DSC

signature world, gigantic capital pvt. ltd., gigantic capital, digital signatures, digital certificates, digital signatures jagdalpur, chhattishgarh


Input: It can be easily infected with viruses [e-Token]

Output: e-token cannot be infected by viruses

signature world, gigantic capital pvt. ltd., gigantic capital, digital signatures, digital certificates, digital signatures jagdalpur, chhattishgarh


Input: It is a simple key stroke function to copy or delete a DSC within a USB drive / flash drive / Pen Drive [e-Token]

Output: Once a DSC is imported into an e-token, it is impossible to fetch it out or copy it even if you have complete control of the token

signature world, gigantic capital pvt. ltd., gigantic capital, digital signatures, digital certificates, digital signatures jagdalpur, chhattishgarh


Input: There is no guarantee that your pen-drive cannot be formatted and no read write functions are attributed to it. [e-Token]

Output: It comes with a 10 million read write operations in its lifetime

signature world, gigantic capital pvt. ltd., gigantic capital, digital signatures, digital certificates, digital signatures jagdalpur, chhattishgarh


Input: There are no standard pen drives that can beat e-token pricing [e-Token]

Output: It is the most COST EFFECTIVE in its category

signature world, gigantic capital pvt. ltd., gigantic capital, digital signatures, digital certificates, digital signatures jagdalpur, chhattishgarh


Input: IT Act 2000 does not mention such storage device [e-Token]

Output: e-token complies to the IT Act 2000

signature world, gigantic capital pvt. ltd., gigantic capital, digital signatures, digital certificates, digital signatures jagdalpur, chhattishgarh


Input: [Physical Hosting] yes [Virtual Hosting] no no [Cloud Computing] no [0]

Output: Client pays for up-front hardware purchase


Input: [Physical Hosting] no [Virtual Hosting] yes no [Cloud Computing] yes [0]

Output: Client pays month-by-month for server usage


Input: [Physical Hosting] yes [Virtual Hosting] no yes [Cloud Computing] yes [0]

Output: Client pays for operating-system licensing for Windows or Red Hat Linux


Input: [Physical Hosting] yes [Virtual Hosting] yes yes [Cloud Computing] yes [0]

Output: Managed services are available from ITS


Input: [Physical Hosting] yes [Virtual Hosting] yes no [Cloud Computing] no [0]

Output: Appropriate for confidential data


Input: [Physical Hosting] UCSC SDSC [Virtual Hosting] UCSC SDSC UCSC SDSC (planned) [Cloud Computing] varies [0]

Output: Physical location of hardware


Input: [Physical Hosting] yes [Virtual Hosting] yes yes [Cloud Computing] yes (with CNAME) [0]

Output: Uses UCSC network-address space


Input: [Physical Hosting] depends [Virtual Hosting] yes no [Cloud Computing] depends [0]

Output: Redundant hardware


Input: [Some Notes] 2,200 Sound FX included Audio support for WAV and MP3 files. Import images etc. Easy to use Chromakey Trial Download for limited 10 uses. Unique software at this level in that it allows any number of sounds ,voiceover and music to be added to your stop motion movie. ( Recommended ) [File Size] 38Mb [Click Name to Download]

Output: iKITMovie Stop Motion

Free Stop Motion Software, Free Animation Software Download


Input: [Some Notes] The 30-day evaluation version is a fully-functioning version of the software. Your 30 days begin the first day you use the software. Once the 30-day trial has expired, it cannot be reloaded and time will not be extended. You may be contacted by a representative of Tech4Learning, Inc. to follow up on your download and to answer any questions you might have. [File Size] 164Mb [Click Name to Download]

Output: Frames

Free Stop Motion Software, Free Animation Software Download


Input: [Some Notes] New Features Audio support for WAV and MP3 files. Audio scrubbing in Xsheet and Preview. Export AVI with audio. Dialog markup. Keyboard shortcuts (+/-,1-9) for changing image duration. Improved Scanner interface. Better support for PAL resolutions. Import images to new layer option. Drawing duration change shortcuts. New Windows installer. Option to re-name drawing in Xsheet and file on harddrive at same time. Option in Xsheet to edit image in program of choice. Full second preview in stop motion capture mode. Full size image viewer in Xsheet. Support for non-English translations (Latin-1 characterset only). [File Size] 1.33mb [Click Name to Download]

Output: Monkey Jam 3 Beta

Free Stop Motion Software, Free Animation Software Download


Input: [Some Notes] Download Tips You may need Microsoft DirectX v9 if it is not installed on your machine. We suggest installing and running the Stop Motion Pro Trial first, as it will alert you if DirectX is missing. The correct version of DirectX can be downloaded from here. Depending on your browser configuration, sometimes the downloaded file will be saved as setup_stopmotionpro.1.2D0D17.efw. Rename the file to setup_stopmotionpro.exe, then run the application. Important information about the trial version! The purpose of the free trial version is to let you test your hardware to ensure it is compatible with Stop Motion Pro. The trial version of Stop Motion Pro lets you export frames and experience all the functionality of the software. There is a resolution limit of 800 x 600 pixels on the free trial. The Stop Motion Pro trial has the words "Stop Motion Pro Trial" burned into every frame. It is not possible to remove this text in animation you have filmed with the trial. When you purchase Stop Motion Pro we send you a serial number that lets you download a different version which does not have this water-mark text in it [File Size] 10.5mb [Click Name to Download]

Output: StopMotionPro Trial

Free Stop Motion Software, Free Animation Software Download


Input: [Some Notes] 1. Download and install the software Click the link on the left to download Animaatiokone Studio Installer. After the download finishes, run it to install the software on your hard drive. Download Animaatiokone Studio 1.1.0 >> (runs 30 days without activation code) Download Animaatiokone Studio Beta 1.2.1 >> (Beta with better performace, HD video and now runs on Windows Vista in safe mode without sound) [File Size] 1.87mb [Click Name to Download]

Output: Animaatiakone 1.1 Trial

Free Stop Motion Software, Free Animation Software Download


Input: [Some Notes] Stop MotionMaker HDMI has just the essential controls/functions required for a good framegrabber plus the ability to capture images from the new HDMI capable video cameras via a ‘Black Magic’ interface card. Always use the trial applications to test our products with your expected hardware setup before purchasing the full product. [File Size] 3.03mb [Click Name to Download]

Output: Stop Motion Maker Trial

Free Stop Motion Software, Free Animation Software Download


Input: [Some Notes] ANIMATORDV SIMPLE+ Free for any use (no watermarks or limitations, see comparison) WINDOWS VISTA COMPATIBILITY INFORMATION IN "Q&A" SECTION on wróblewski multimedia website. [File Size] 4.82mb [Click Name to Download]

Output: AnimatorDV

Free Stop Motion Software, Free Animation Software Download


Input: [Some Notes] Atomic Learning's FREE Video StoryBoard Pro is designed to give teachers, students, and home movie makers a tool to plan ahead when creating video projects. It features the ability to: Enter shot titles and descriptions, complete with planned lengths and edited order. Indicate shot types: video, still, audio, music, or titles. Enter film tips for your camera person when videotaping the shot and editing tips to be used when editing in iMovie, Movie Maker 2, Final Cut Pro, Premeire, or any other editor of your choice. Import existing video clips, still pictures, and sounds to better illustrate each shot. Create, save, and import templates for video projects. Print copies of your storyboard for use while filming or editing. Print blank storyboard worksheets for brainstorming new ideas. NEW: Shot tips that link to online Atomic Learning Library sample video clips. [File Size] 6.93mb [Click Name to Download]

Output: StoryBoard Pro

Free Stop Motion Software, Free Animation Software Download


Input: [new name] eWay Shared Payment [old name]

Output: eWay Realtime Payments Shared

X-Cart:What's New in X-Cart 4.4 - Qualiteam Help


Input: [new name] eWay Merchant Hosted Payment [old name]

Output: eWay Realtime Payments XML

X-Cart:What's New in X-Cart 4.4 - Qualiteam Help


Input: [new name] SagePay Go Form integration [old name]

Output: SagePay Form Protocol

X-Cart:What's New in X-Cart 4.4 - Qualiteam Help


Input: [new name] SagePay Go Direct integration [old name]

Output: SagePay Direct Protocol

X-Cart:What's New in X-Cart 4.4 - Qualiteam Help


Input: [new name] PayPoint.net Lite/Professional [old name]

Output: PayPoint.net SECPay payment page

X-Cart:What's New in X-Cart 4.4 - Qualiteam Help


Input: [new name] PayPoint.net Fast Track [old name]

Output: PayPoint.net Metacharge payment page

X-Cart:What's New in X-Cart 4.4 - Qualiteam Help


Input: [Product] F-Secure Internet Security F-Secure Anti-Virus [Versions] All versions [Download]

Output: Fix is available in the automatic update channel. No user actions needed if automatic updates are enabled.


Input: [Product] Solutions based on F-Secure Protection Service for Business - E-mail and Server security [Versions] All versions [Download]

Output: Fix is available in the automatic update channel. No user actions needed if automatic updates are enabled.


Input: [Product] Solutions based on F-Secure Protection Service for Business - Workstation security [Versions] All versions [Download]

Output: Fix is available in the automatic update channel. No user actions needed if automatic updates are enabled.


Input: [Product] Solutions based on F-Secure Protection Service for Business - Server Security [Versions] All versions [Download]

Output: Fix is available in the automatic update channel. No user actions needed if automatic updates are enabled.


Input: [Product] Solutions based on F-Secure Protection Service for Consumers version [Versions] All versions [Download]

Output: Fix is available in the automatic update channel. No user actions needed if automatic updates are enabled.