Input: [Key New Features XE7] Multi-Device Designer [Benefits]

Output: RAD Studio XE7 delivers the only true single source solution for natively compiled applications on Windows, OS X, iOS, and Android. A revolutionary new way to build a single user interface based on visual form designer that scales and adjust to different types of devices, form factors, and operating systems Develop your UI once and then view and adjust or customize it for each device type (mobile, tablet and desktop; iOS, Android, Windows and OS X) Make changes on the main user interface that are propagated to other device specific user interfaces; fine tune a device specific form factor without affecting the other views Customize layouts and styles for each device as desired or easily utilize the inherited style Predefined views including size and layout standards are included for many popular mobile device, tablet and desktop form factors. You can also add your own. Only one "form class" is required across all of the form factors allowing the developer to create a single source file managing all of the common user interface events in one shared source file.


Input: [Key New Features XE7] FireMonkey Behavior service [Benefits]

Output: A new service API that allows the framework and developer to query information about the device the app is running on to dynamically adjust itself for the form factor and platform UI element locations are automatically adjusted for each type of target device (for example, the position of tabs on different mobile platforms)


Input: [Key New Features XE7] MultiView component [Benefits]

Output: The MultiView component is brand new unique FireMonkey component that utilizes the behavior services to dynamically displays itself depending on the form factor and desired platform behavior. The multi-view lays outs menus appropriately for a phone as a drawer and for a tablet as popup or docked menu


Input: [Key New Features XE7] Enterprise Mobility Services [Benefits]

Output: Enterprise Mobility Services is a turnkey REST based MEAP (Mobile Enterprise Application Platform) middleware stack that includes API hosting, data access, and SQL Database access and deployment, serving mobile, desktop and web application clients Data management across tiers through middleware that is stateless, restful, and scalable Create custom APIs for your business functionality High-performance enterprise database access for Oracle, DB2, Microsoft SQL Server Informix, SQL Server, and many more from a mobile application through the middleware Custom Mobile API management with REST/JSON through loadable modules Data access components for multi-tier data access through standard REST/JSON User, session, and API calls analytics and reporting using a web based interface Secure Data Storage Service on both servers and mobile devices Rapidly connect your apps to your enterprise APIs and databases and services on-premises or in a private cloud Flexible deployment license options. Purchase deployment licenses based on the numbers of users that access the Enterprise Mobility Services


Input: [Key New Features XE7] App Connectivity with App Tethering, REST and Bluetooth [Benefits]

Output: With App Tethering, RAD Studio makes it extremely easy for apps to broadcast and find other apps to tether with over local WiFi or Bluetooth Extend existing VCL Windows apps with mobile companion apps or Bluetooth devices by simply adding a few components to each app Connect with Bluetooth and Bluetooth LE enabled gadgets like healthcare sensors and wearables to build unique and domain specific solutions Easily connect to REST APIs on any near field device to interact with that gadget Specific Bluetooth LE component to connect with power sipping micro gadgets


Input: [Key New Features XE7] Parallel Computing Library [Benefits]

Output: The Parallel Computing library helps you exponentially increases performance making it easier to write multi-threaded applications that take advantage of multi-core CPUs Boost the performance of your existing VCL and FireMonkey applications, with a self-tuning thread pool Include the new System.Threading unit in your apps and you can do the following: Parallel 'for' loops Scheduling of tasks Futures Joining of multiple tasks and waiting for all to complete Easy integration for a significant performance boost


Input: [Key New Features XE7] IDE and Development Tools Enhancements [Benefits]

Output: The new PAServer Manager is an OS X tray app that allows you to start and manage multiple instances of PAServer (the Platform Assistant app for developing iOS and OS X apps) Improved Subversion version control support with new Git version control support New integrated multi-device designer IDE support for adding Java classes to an Android apk IDE Guided Tours to help learn about RAD Studio features New Java2Delphi native bridge file generator for Android


Input: [Key New Features XE7] RTL and VCL Enhancements [Benefits]

Output: New OmniXML library for faster performance, particularly on mobile platforms and easier selection of default XML engine Improved JSON low level processing Updated C++ STL library for iOS and new versions of Boost and Dinkumware Libraries for Win64 Enhancements to the taskbar component introduced in XE6 to support with a new TJumpLists VCL component for Windows Taskbar Jump Lists New unit for Web encoding and decoding Hundreds of quality and performance improvements


Input: [Key New Features XE7] Object Pascal Language Enhancements [Benefits]

Output: Improved initialization for dynamic arrays Mix and match constant and dynamic arrays String-like operations on dynamic arrays including + operator concatenation, Insert and Delete An array constructor can be used to specify an initial value of a global dynamic array variable Also, generics containers optimizations


Input: [Key New Features XE7] Database and FireDAC Enhancements [Benefits]

Output: IBLite embeddable database now available for Windows, OS X, Android and iOS FireDAC streaming support for blob fields and support for MSSQL file streams Support for DBMS API command native timeouts FireDAC connection parameters are now displayed in the Object Inspector as a record Data Explorer enhancements (primary keys and fields are displayed, foreign keys and fields are displayed, sequences/generators are now displayed) Other FireDAC enhancements including a new IBLite driver for desktop and mobile


Input: [Key New Features XE7] FireMonkey Enhancements [Benefits]

Output: TEdit and TCalendar controls haves been rewritten to utilize a new presentation architecture: you choose whether you want the control to use the standard styled presentation or a platform native control presentation on iOS dynamically Multi monitor support on desktop platforms The TBannerAd component now supports the Google Mobile Ads API from Google Play Services Immersive full screen mode on Android KitKat TListView pull to refresh on iOS and Android


Input: [Key New Features XE7] NEW! in RAD Studio XE6 [Benefits]

Output: Application Tethering Components FM VCL Taskbar component VCL Cloud Service (BaaS) integration with components for Kinvey and Parse FM VCLVCL/li> New VCL Styles VCL VCL sensor components VCL In-app purchase and in-app advertising FM Create apps for Google Glass FM Accessibility for FireMonkey desktop FM Improvements in quality, performance and stability FM VCL Build Android apps with C++ FM C++ Package Support for 64-bit Windows FM VCL Find definition and find references for C++ FM VCL FireDAC enhancements and Informix driver updates FM VCL Database Explorer for FireDAC FM VCL Apache support (WebBroker) DirectX 11 support FM VCL


Input: [Key New Features XE7] NEW! in RAD Studio XE5 [Benefits]

Output: Develop Android apps with Delphi and iOS apps with C++ FM New mobile components for Android and iOS FM REST Client support to access cloud based RESTful web services (in Professional edition and higher) FM VCL FireDAC integrated into the Delphi install and core components included in Professional edition FM VCL IBLite database for Android with unlimited deployment license FM Develop iOS 7 apps FM Fixes and enhancements FM VCL


Input: [Key New Features XE7] NEW! in RAD Studio XE4 [Benefits]

Output: Develop iOS apps with Delphi iOS ARM compiler, toolchain, new visual development environment and controls for iOS FM IBLite database for iOS with unlimited deployment license FM FireDAC – Powerful, fast and easy data access FM VCL FireMonkey sensors support for location, orientation and motion FM FireMonkey Frames and new TListView component FM OS X full screen mode FM Fixes and enhancements FM VCL


Input: [Key New Features XE7] NEW! in RAD Studio XE3 [Benefits]

Output: C++Builder 64-bit Windows compiler FM VCL Windows 8 support FM VCL Incorporate the Windows modern look into your applications with Metropolis UI FM VCL OS X Mountain Lion and Retina Display support FM Visual LiveBindings FM VCL Enhanced FireMonkey styles, audio/video and 3D FM Fixes and enhancements FM VCL HTML5 Builder for creating web and mobile web apps


Input: [Key New Features XE7] NEW! in RAD Studio XE2 [Benefits]

Output: 64-bit Delphi compiler for Windows FM VCL FireMonkey application platform - create multi-platform, multi-device applications from one codebase FM Create Windows and OS X desktop applications with FireMonkey FM DataSnap mobile connectors FM VCL LiveBindings engine FM VCL FastReport reporting tool FM VCL


Input: [Key New Features XE7] NEW! in RAD Studio XE [Benefits]

Output: Expanded multi-tier development with DataSnap FM VCL Additional bundled tools (CodeSite Express, IP*Works, Beyond Compare Differ) VCL Cloud computing support for Azure and Amazon FM VCL Subversion integration in the IDE FM VCL Regular expressions FM VCL


Input: [Key New Features XE7] NEW! in RAD Studio 2009 and RAD Studio 2010 [Benefits]

Output: Build touch and gesture enabled applications FM VCL Windows 7 support FM VCL IDE Insight FM VCL Extended RTTI (reflection) added to the Delphi language FM VCL Unicode FM VCL Ribbon Controls VCL Major DataSnap upgrade FM VCL Generics and anonymous methods FM VCL


Input: [Feature] Wizards and pre-created models [Professional] Yes [Standard]

Output: Yes

POLLUTE - finite-layer contaminant migration for landfills, buried waste, spills - Environmental Software


Input: [Feature] Unlimited number of models [Professional] Yes [Standard]

Output: Yes

POLLUTE - finite-layer contaminant migration for landfills, buried waste, spills - Environmental Software


Input: [Feature] Up to 200 layers [Professional] Yes [Standard]

Output: Yes

POLLUTE - finite-layer contaminant migration for landfills, buried waste, spills - Environmental Software


Input: [Feature] Constant concentration boundary conditions [Professional] Yes [Standard]

Output: Yes

POLLUTE - finite-layer contaminant migration for landfills, buried waste, spills - Environmental Software


Input: [Feature] Finite mass boundary condition [Professional] Yes [Standard]

Output: Yes

POLLUTE - finite-layer contaminant migration for landfills, buried waste, spills - Environmental Software


Input: [Feature] Fixed outflow boundary condition [Professional] Yes [Standard]

Output: Yes

POLLUTE - finite-layer contaminant migration for landfills, buried waste, spills - Environmental Software


Input: [Feature] Passive Sinks [Professional] Yes [Standard]

Output: Yes

POLLUTE - finite-layer contaminant migration for landfills, buried waste, spills - Environmental Software


Input: [Feature] Linear sorption [Professional] Yes [Standard]

Output: Yes

POLLUTE - finite-layer contaminant migration for landfills, buried waste, spills - Environmental Software


Input: [Feature] Non-linear sorption [Professional] Yes [Standard]

Output: No

POLLUTE - finite-layer contaminant migration for landfills, buried waste, spills - Environmental Software


Input: [Feature] Fractures in layers [Professional] Yes [Standard]

Output: No

POLLUTE - finite-layer contaminant migration for landfills, buried waste, spills - Environmental Software


Input: [Feature] Radioactive and biological decay [Professional] Yes [Standard]

Output: No

POLLUTE - finite-layer contaminant migration for landfills, buried waste, spills - Environmental Software


Input: [Feature] Initial concentration profile [Professional] Yes [Standard]

Output: No

POLLUTE - finite-layer contaminant migration for landfills, buried waste, spills - Environmental Software


Input: [Feature] Time-varying properties [Professional] Yes [Standard]

Output: No

POLLUTE - finite-layer contaminant migration for landfills, buried waste, spills - Environmental Software


Input: [Feature] Monte Carlo Simulation [Professional] Yes [Standard]

Output: Yes

POLLUTE - finite-layer contaminant migration for landfills, buried waste, spills - Environmental Software


Input: [Feature] Sensitivity Analysis [Professional] Yes [Standard]

Output: Yes

POLLUTE - finite-layer contaminant migration for landfills, buried waste, spills - Environmental Software


Input: [0] Price [Physical Appliance] - [Virtual Appliance]

Output: Slightly lower than physical appliance

ForeScout Automated Security Control | Scalable Models | Appliances | ForeScout


Input: [0] Models [Physical Appliance] - [Virtual Appliance]

Output: Identical to physical appliance

ForeScout Automated Security Control | Scalable Models | Appliances | ForeScout


Input: [0] Remote deployment [Physical Appliance] Ship box, rack mount appliance, turn it on [Virtual Appliance]

Output: Identify ESX server, apply VM resource reservation, install CounterACT software

ForeScout Automated Security Control | Scalable Models | Appliances | ForeScout


Input: [0] Remote deployment [Physical Appliance] Ship boxes to remote sites [Virtual Appliance]

Output: No hardware to ship

ForeScout Automated Security Control | Scalable Models | Appliances | ForeScout


Input: [0] Maintenance [Physical Appliance] Requires RMA process [Virtual Appliance]

Output: No hardware replacement required

ForeScout Automated Security Control | Scalable Models | Appliances | ForeScout


Input: [0] Hardware flexibility [Physical Appliance] None [Virtual Appliance]

Output: Flexible, utilize your existing standard hardware

ForeScout Automated Security Control | Scalable Models | Appliances | ForeScout


Input: [0] Management [Physical Appliance] Turnkey solution [Virtual Appliance]

Output: Turnkey solution and can be monitored through VMware Vcenter

ForeScout Automated Security Control | Scalable Models | Appliances | ForeScout


Input: [0] Performance flexiblity [Physical Appliance] Fixed performance [Virtual Appliance]

Output: Flexible, increase resource capacity and purchase an upgrade license

ForeScout Automated Security Control | Scalable Models | Appliances | ForeScout


Input: [0] High availability [Physical Appliance] Purchase ForeScout HA appliance [Virtual Appliance]

Output: Leverages VMware

ForeScout Automated Security Control | Scalable Models | Appliances | ForeScout


Input: [Voip Programs] Mobivox [PC to PC] Yes [PC to Phone] Yes [Adventage] free 10 min trial calls [Phone to Phone]

Output: No

Make Free internet Phone Service Calls Using VoIP


Input: [Voip Programs] Skype [PC to PC] Yes [PC to Phone] Yes [Adventage] unlimited FREE PC-to-PC calls [Phone to Phone]

Output: No

Make Free internet Phone Service Calls Using VoIP


Input: [Voip Programs] Pfingo [PC to PC] Yes [PC to Phone] Yes [Adventage] free 3 cents calls to many countries [Phone to Phone]

Output: No

Make Free internet Phone Service Calls Using VoIP


Input: [Voip Programs] Voipcheap [PC to PC] Yes [PC to Phone] Yes [Adventage] 300 free VoIP minutes every week [Phone to Phone]

Output: No

Make Free internet Phone Service Calls Using VoIP


Input: [Voip Programs] Jajah [PC to PC] No [PC to Phone] Yes [Phone to Phone]

Output: Yes

Make Free internet Phone Service Calls Using VoIP


Input: [Voip Programs] FreeConference Call [PC to PC] Yes [PC to Phone] No [Adventage] provides accounts can accommodate up to 96 users [Phone to Phone]

Output: No

Make Free internet Phone Service Calls Using VoIP


Input: [Voip Programs] Gizmoprojet [PC to PC] No [PC to Phone] Yes [Phone to Phone]

Output: Yes

Make Free internet Phone Service Calls Using VoIP


Input: [tasks] Topics and tournament index, news, tips, agenda, site search [topic]

Output: Frontpage


Input: [tasks] Schemes, games and pictures of a tournament edition [topic]

Output: Tournament coverage


Input: [tasks] Tournament description, edition index, references [topic]

Output: Tournament overview


Input: [tasks] Tournament index, prize money, title holders [topic]

Output: Tournament index


Input: [tasks] Player biography, progression, performance, games [topic]

Output: Player biography


Input: [tasks] Index of title matches a player appeared in [topic]

Output: Player title matches


Input: [tasks] Index of games a player appeared in [topic]

Output: Player game list


Input: [tasks] Search a player by name [topic]

Output: Player browser


Input: [tasks] Search a player by detailed properties [topic]

Output: Player search


Input: [tasks] View pictures related to a tournament edition [topic]

Output: Tournament pictures


Input: [tasks] Picture collections of players, events and more [topic]

Output: Picture gallery


Input: [tasks] Search games by properties [topic]

Output: Game search


Input: [tasks] Powerful query syntax to search games by properties [topic]

Output: Advanced game search


Input: [tasks] Replay games online [topic]

Output: Game replay


Input: [tasks] Print a game record in various output formats [topic]

Output: Game printing


Input: [tasks] Convert a game record to various other popular formats [topic]

Output: Game conversion


Input: [tasks] Look up and study Go jargon and Go proverbs [topic]

Output: Internet Go dictionary


Input: [tasks] Store your games, use GoBase to organize and analyze them [topic]

Output: Your repository


Input: [tasks] Follow the Korean curriculum to improve your reading [topic]

Output: Korean problem academy


Input: [tasks] Browse the study and reading material suited to your level [topic]

Output: Sitemap


Input: [tasks] Browse various facilities of GoBase.org [topic]

Output: Guided tour


Input: [tasks] Check for new material, articles and games on GoBase.org [topic]

Output: What's New?


Input: [Tool Name] ASPXSpy [Description] Can perform remote command execution, upload/download files, interact with SQL databases, query registry keys, perform port scans [Type]

Output: Remote Access

Indicators of Compromise List and Recommended Security Measures - Root777


Input: [Tool Name] Gh0st RAT [Description] Backdoor with a graphical client builder and server [Type]

Output: Remote Access

Indicators of Compromise List and Recommended Security Measures - Root777


Input: [Tool Name] Poison Ivy [Description] Backdoor with comprehensive remote access capabilities on a compromised system. Has a graphical mgmt. interface [Type]

Output: Remote Access

Indicators of Compromise List and Recommended Security Measures - Root777


Input: [Tool Name] Radmin [Description] Popular remote administration tool [Type]

Output: Remote Access

Indicators of Compromise List and Recommended Security Measures - Root777


Input: [Tool Name] Xdoor [Description] Backdoor with key logging functionality, audio/video capture, file transfers, HTTP proxy, system information retrieval, reverse command shell, DLL injection and command execution [Type]

Output: Remote Access

Indicators of Compromise List and Recommended Security Measures - Root777


Input: [Tool Name] ZXshell [Description] Backdoor includes key logging, file transferring, SYN floods, can launch processes, steal credentials and disable local firewalls [Type]

Output: Remote Access

Indicators of Compromise List and Recommended Security Measures - Root777


Input: [Tool Name] Cachedump [Description] Obtains password hashes for domain logins that are cached in the Windows registry [Type]

Output: Privilege Escalation

Indicators of Compromise List and Recommended Security Measures - Root777


Input: [Tool Name] GetHashes [Description] Obtains password hashes from the SAM file [Type]

Output: Privilege Escalation

Indicators of Compromise List and Recommended Security Measures - Root777


Input: [Tool Name] Gsecdump [Description] Obtains password hashes from Windows registry, SAM file, cached domain credentials and LSA secrets [Type]

Output: Privilege Escalation

Indicators of Compromise List and Recommended Security Measures - Root777


Input: [Tool Name] Hookmsgina [Description] Hooks into the MS GINA (msgina.dll) and dumps the username, password, domain to a file [Type]

Output: Privilege Escalation

Indicators of Compromise List and Recommended Security Measures - Root777


Input: [Tool Name] Incognito [Description] Performs Windows access token manipulation [Type]

Output: Privilege Escalation

Indicators of Compromise List and Recommended Security Measures - Root777


Input: [Tool Name] Pass-the-Hash toolkit [Description] Accesses hashes of users who have interactively logged into a system and allows an attacker to impersonate those users by using those hashes to other systems [Type]

Output: Privilege Escalation

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Input: [Tool Name] Pwdump [Description] Obtains password hashes from the SAM file. Many of the password dumping tools are variants of Pwdump [Type]

Output: Privilege Escalation

Indicators of Compromise List and Recommended Security Measures - Root777


Input: [Tool Name] Windows Credential Editor (WCE) [Description] Can grab current sessions, modify credentials, and perform pass-the-hash [Type]

Output: Privilege Escalation

Indicators of Compromise List and Recommended Security Measures - Root777


Input: [Tool Name] Htran [Description] Can take incoming traffic on one port and send it to a specified IP and port on another system [Type]

Output: Port director

Indicators of Compromise List and Recommended Security Measures - Root777


Input: [Tool Name] PsTools [Description] Ability to remotely invoke executable file across a network. Part of SysInternals tools (esp PsLoggedOn, PsExec, PsService, PsInfo) [Type]

Output: Lateral movement

Indicators of Compromise List and Recommended Security Measures - Root777


Input: [Description] Application for presenting, creating, or processing multimedia (audio/video) [Main Category]

Output: AudioVideo


Input: [Description] An audio application [Notes] Desktop entry must include AudioVideo as well [Main Category]

Output: Audio


Input: [Description] A video application [Notes] Desktop entry must include AudioVideo as well [Main Category]

Output: Video


Input: [Description] An application for development [Main Category]

Output: Development


Input: [Description] Educational software [Main Category]

Output: Education


Input: [Description] A game [Main Category]

Output: Game


Input: [Description] Application for viewing, creating, or processing graphics [Main Category]

Output: Graphics


Input: [Description] Network application such as a web browser [Main Category]

Output: Network


Input: [Description] An office type application [Main Category]

Output: Office


Input: [Description] Scientific software [Main Category]

Output: Science


Input: [Description] Settings applications [Notes] Entries may appear in a separate menu or as part of a "Control Center" [Main Category]

Output: Settings


Input: [Description] System application, "System Tools" such as say a log viewer or network monitor [Main Category]

Output: System


Input: [Description] Small utility application, "Accessories" [Main Category]

Output: Utility


Input: [Feature] Allows distinct URLs [Fan Page] Yes [Group]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Indexed by search engines such as Google [Fan Page] Yes [Group]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Administrator can access visitor statistics [Fan Page] Yes [Group]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Discussion features and forums [Fan Page] Yes [Group]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Can be cross promoted on other fan pages [Fan Page] Yes [Group]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Ability to create events and invitations [Fan Page] Yes [Group]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Can be linked to Twitter or blog feeds [Fan Page] Yes [Group]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Visible to unregistered people [Fan Page] Yes [Group]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Fans can leave comments and “likes” [Fan Page] Yes [Group]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Can send out bulk email messages to members [Fan Page] No [Group]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Information posted on wall will appear in fans' newsfeeds [Fan Page] Yes [Group]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Administrator’s personal information is listed [Fan Page] No [Group]

Output: Yes


Input: [Rule Number] 1 [Description] Paper [Related P&P] ACC-005 [Action]

Output: The DCA ensures that all paper-based records and materials are stored in appropriate acid-free containers. Original staples, paperclips, and other fasteners and folders will not be removed unless they are deteriorating and causing risk/damage to the records.


Input: [Rule Number] 2 [Description] Artifacts [Action]

Output: The DCA follows industry standards for the appropriate housing and storage of all forms of artifacts, regardless of their composition.


Input: [Rule Number] 3 [Description] Physical Images and Prints [Related P&P] ACC-017 [Action]

Output: The DCA follows industry standards for the appropriate housing and storage of all forms of physical images, prints, and negatives.


Input: [Rule Number] 4 [Description] Analog Audio [Related P&P] ACC-006 [Action]

Output: The DCA will properly house and store analog media. Analog media will be queued for preservation conversion to digital formats.


Input: [Rule Number] 5 [Description] Analog Video [Related P&P] ACC-006 [Action]

Output: The DCA will properly house and store analog media. Analog media will be queued for preservation conversion to digital formats.


Input: [Rule Number] 6 [Description] Digital Images: .tif, .jpg, .j2c, .gif, and .png [Related P&P] ACC-007 and ACC-009 [Action]

Output: The DCA maintains digital image films in their native file formats. No transformations are enacted on these files for preservation purposes.


Input: [Rule Number] 7 [Description] Digital Images: .cr2, .crw, .dcr, .kdc, .nef, .orf, .pef, .raf, .srf, .x3f, and .dng [Related P&P] ACC-007 and ACC-009 [Action]

Output: The DCA will work with the producer of these file types to move them from their proprietary format to a standard preservation format such as .tif. It may be necessary to take the intermediate step of converting to an Adobe .dng files and then converting it to a preservation format.


Input: [Rule Number] 8 [Description] Desktop application files in the following formats: .sam, .doc, .docx, .docm, .ppt, .rtf , .wpd, .pptx, and .odt [Related P&P] ACC-007 and ACC-009 [Action]

Output: The DCA converts the following file formats into .pdf/a file format. It may be necessary to convert files into an intermediate format to complete the conversation to .pdf/a.


Input: [Rule Number] 9 [Description] Word Processing files in the following formats: .txt, and .pdf [Related P&P] ACC-007 and ACC-009 [Action]

Output: The DCA performs no preservation activities on these file types because they meet the requirements for preservation.


Input: [Rule Number] 10 [Description] Spreadsheet files in the following formats: .wk1, .wk2, wk3, .wk4, .xls, .xlsm, .odt, .qpw, wb3, wb2, wb1, wq2, and .wq1 [Related P&P] ACC-007 and ACC-009 [Action]

Output: The DCA converts the following file types into either .csv or .pdf/a files determinate on whether the appearance of the information or the content of the information is paramount. It may be necessary to convert files into an intermediate format to complete the conversation to .pdf/a.


Input: [Rule Number] 11 [Description] Spreadsheet files in the following formats: .tab, .csv, .tsv [Related P&P] ACC-007 and ACC-009 [Action]

Output: The DCA performs no preservation activities on these file types because they meet the requirements for preservation.


Input: [Rule Number] 12 [Description] Other formats [Action]

Output: The DCA is actively monitoring the development of preservation formats for other files types. If you have files that exist in file formats described here, please contact the DCA to discuss your options.


Input: [Practice] Systems must be set up in a protected network environment or by using a method that assures the system is not accessible via a potentially hostile network until it is secured. [Category I] Required [Category II & III]

Output: Recommended

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Input: [Practice] Operating system and application services security patches should be installed expediently and in a manner consistent with change management procedures. [Category I] Required [Category II & III]

Output: Required

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Input: [Practice] If automatic notification of new patches is available, that option should be enabled. [Category I] Required [Category II & III]

Output: Required

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Input: [Practice] Services, applications, and user accounts that are not being utilized should be disabled or uninstalled. [Category I] Required [Category II & III]

Output: Recommended

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Input: [Practice] Methods should be enabled to limit connections to services running on the host to only the authorized users of the service. Software firewalls, hardware firewalls, and service configuration are a few of the methods that may be employed. [Category I] Required [Category II & III]

Output: Recommended

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Input: [Practice] Services or applications running on systems manipulating Category-I data should implement secure (that is, encrypted) communications as required by confidentiality and integrity needs. [Category I] Required [Category II & III]

Output: Recommended

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Input: [Practice] Systems will provide secure storage for Category-I data as required by confidentiality, integrity, and availability needs. Security can be provided by means such as, but not limited to, encryption, access controls, file system audits, physically securing the storage media, or any combination thereof as deemed appropriate. [Category I] Required [Category II & III]

Output: Recommended

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Input: [Practice] If the operating system supports it, integrity checking of critical operating system files should be enabled and tested. Third-party tools may also be used to implement this. [Category I] Required [Category II & III]

Output: Recommended

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Input: [Practice] Integrity checking of system accounts, group memberships, and their associated privileges should be enabled and tested. [Category I] Required [Category II & III]

Output: Recommended

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Input: [Practice] The required university login banner should be displayed. [Category I] Required [Category II & III]

Output: Recommended

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Input: [Practice] Whenever possible, all non-removable or (re-) writable media must be configured with file systems that support access control. [Category I] Required [Category II & III]

Output: Recommended

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Input: [Practice] Access to non-public file system areas must require authentication. [Category I] Required [Category II & III]

Output: Recommended

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Input: [Practice] Strong password requirements will be enabled, as technology permits, based on the category of data the account is allowed to access. [Category I] Required [Category II & III]

Output: Required

Information Security Office: UT Arlington


Input: [Practice] Apply the principle of least privilege to user, administrator, and system accounts. [Category I] Required [Category II & III]

Output: Recommended

Information Security Office: UT Arlington


Input: [Name] Aero Studio [O/S] Windows [Description]

Output: Aero Studio is an excellent software sequencer that includes traditional piano-roll automation with a tracker style pattern editor. This advanced sequencer also supports VST plugins.

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Input: [Name] Analog Box 2 [O/S] Windows [Description]

Output: Now this is a cool piece of software. It went a bit over my head at first, and I really have to sit down for a day or three to get a handle on it. Basically it is tool that lets you build a low-level, circuit-based modular software synthesizer. You can import modules on the interface, connect them together, adjust parameters and even hook-up VSTi plugins. For the tech-heads, this one is a challenge. Check out the sample circuitry and tutorials on the site.

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Input: [Name] DreamStation [O/S] Windows [Description]

Output: The original DreamStation is a stand-alone music workstation, which includes a 32-track sequencer, knob automation and midi support. The software also includes mixing tools, FX processors and synthesizers. However, DreamStation II (in beta as of this writing) now includes VST/VSTi plugin support which would make it a complete package. The software is nearly free at $49 bucks.

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Input: [Name] Psycle [O/S] Windows [Description]

Output: This superb tracker-style sequencer has been around for a long time. It has a 64-track pattern editor, native synths, effects processors and a stereo sampler and support VST plugins. This site has an active forum with presets, samples and example songs.

Everyone Can Create Electronic Music: Download Free Software


Input: [Name] Qtractor [O/S] GNU/Linux [Description]

Output: Qtractor is an exceptional achievement by the open-source movement. It is a beautiful audio/midi multitrack sequencer with features similar in appearance and usage to Ableton Live. At present it does not support VST plugins, however, keep tabs on this project if you're a Linux user, as VST support will be a natural progression. Check the screenshots on the site, it might be a good reason to dual boot your windows box with linux.

Everyone Can Create Electronic Music: Download Free Software


Input: [Name] MusE [O/S] GNU/Linux [Description]

Output: MusE is another open-source audio and midi sequencer for Linux. I haven't used this one yet, but it does claim to support windows-based VSTi plugins using the WINE library. More information here about native windows VST integration with Linux sequencers using WINE.

Everyone Can Create Electronic Music: Download Free Software


Input: [Name] TSE3 [O/S] Linux [Description]

Output: Then there is TSE3. This is for the exceptionally advanced CS-majors and developer gurus. It is a C++ sequencer library that can be used to develop a proper music sequencer with a User Interface. In essence, this open-source package gives you the low-level tools to build your own sequencing application from the ground up.

Everyone Can Create Electronic Music: Download Free Software


Input: [Activities] Perform intermediate reviews (do we work as planned?) [QCO] C [PMB] I [WP leader] A [Task leader] R [PCO]

Quality Management Organisation, roles, and responsibilities — Episode 3


Input: [Activities] Perform technical review of documents (do the results are compliant with the expectations?) [QCO] C [PMB] I [WP leader] A [Task leader] R [PCO]

Quality Management Organisation, roles, and responsibilities — Episode 3


Input: [Activities] Perform quality reviews of documents [QCO] R [PMB] I [WP leader] A [Task leader] C [PCO]

Quality Management Organisation, roles, and responsibilities — Episode 3


Input: [Activities] Document quality problems or symptoms [QCO] R [PMB] I [WP leader] C [Task leader] C [PCO]

Quality Management Organisation, roles, and responsibilities — Episode 3


Input: [Activities] Identify root causes of problems, not symptoms [QCO] R [PMB] I [WP leader] C [Task leader] C [PCO]

Quality Management Organisation, roles, and responsibilities — Episode 3


Input: [Activities] Identify alternative solutions to problems and impacts of each solution to the project [QCO] C [PMB] I [WP leader] A [Task leader] R [PCO]

Quality Management Organisation, roles, and responsibilities — Episode 3


Input: [Activities] Select the best alternative [QCO] C [PMB] I [WP leader] A [Task leader] R [PCO]

Quality Management Organisation, roles, and responsibilities — Episode 3


Input: [Activities] Create and implement an action plan [QCO] C [PMB] I [WP leader] A [Task leader] R [PCO]

Quality Management Organisation, roles, and responsibilities — Episode 3


Input: [Activities] Validate that quality has improved as expected [QCO] R [PMB] I [WP leader] C [Task leader] I [PCO]

Quality Management Organisation, roles, and responsibilities — Episode 3


Input: [Activities] Log, track, and monitor problems to bring them to resolution [QCO] R [PMB] I [WP leader] C [Task leader] I [PCO]

Quality Management Organisation, roles, and responsibilities — Episode 3


Input: [Activities] Report quality problems in project status report [QCO] C [PMB] A [WP leader] C [Task leader] I [PCO]

Quality Management Organisation, roles, and responsibilities — Episode 3


Input: [Activities] Update the Quality Management Plan [QCO] R [PMB] I [WP leader] C [Task leader] I [PCO]

Quality Management Organisation, roles, and responsibilities — Episode 3


Input: [Activities] Evaluate processes [QCO] R [PMB] I [WP leader] C [Task leader] I [PCO]

Quality Management Organisation, roles, and responsibilities — Episode 3


Input: [Activities] Promote processes and quality activities [QCO] R [PMB] I [WP leader] C [Task leader] I [PCO]

Quality Management Organisation, roles, and responsibilities — Episode 3


Input: [Activities] Verify processes [QCO] R [PMB] I [WP leader] C [Task leader] I [PCO]

Quality Management Organisation, roles, and responsibilities — Episode 3


Input: [Source & target] Clight to Csharpminor [Compiler code] Cshmgen [Correctness proof] Cshmgenproof1 Cshmgenproof2 Cshmgenproof3 [Pass]

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


Input: [Source & target] Csharpminor to Cstacked [Compiler code] (none) [Correctness proof] Cstackedproofsimdef Cstackedproofunbuffer Cstackedproofalloc Cstackedprooffree Cstackedprooftau Cstackedproof [Pass]

Output: Stack allocation of local variables whose address is taken


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

Output: Simplification of switch statements


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

Output: Recognition of operators and addressing modes


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

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


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

Output: Constant propagation


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

Output: Common subexpression elimination


Input: [Source & target] RTL to RTL [Compiler code] Fenceelim [Correctness proof] Fenceelimproof [Pass]

Output: Fence elimination (scheme 1)


Input: [Source & target] RTL to RTL [Compiler code] Fenceintro2 [Correctness proof] Fenceintro2proof [Pass]

Output: Selected fence introduction to improve subsequent fence elimination


Input: [Source & target] RTL to RTL [Compiler code] Fenceelim2 [Correctness proof] Fenceelim2proof [Pass]

Output: Fence elimination (scheme 2)


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

Output: Register allocation by coloring of an interference graph


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

Output: Branch tunneling


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

Output: Linearization of the CFG


Input: [Source & target] LTLin to Linear [Compiler code] Conventions Reload [Correctness proof] Parallelmove Reloadproof [Pass]

Output: Spilling, reloading, calling conventions


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

Output: Laying out the activation records


Input: [Source & target] Mach to Mach [Compiler code] (none) [Correctness proof] Asmgenretaddr MMperthreadsimdef MMproofaux MMperthreadsimproof MMtsoaux MMtsosimproof MMproof [Pass]

Output: Storing the activation records in memory


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

Output: Emission of assembly code


Input: [Feature] Kermit Menu [GUI Win9x/ME/NT/2000/XP] Yes [Console Win9x/ME] No [Console NT/2000/XP]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Kermit Toolbar [GUI Win9x/ME/NT/2000/XP] Yes [Console Win9x/ME] No [Console NT/2000/XP]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Scrollbars [GUI Win9x/ME/NT/2000/XP] Yes [Console Win9x/ME] No [Console NT/2000/XP]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Font Selection [GUI Win9x/ME/NT/2000/XP] Yes [Console Win9x/ME] No [Console NT/2000/XP]

Output: Limited


Input: [Feature] Multiple Scripts [GUI Win9x/ME/NT/2000/XP] Yes [Console Win9x/ME] No [Console NT/2000/XP]

Output: Limited


Input: [Feature] Save Font Preferences [GUI Win9x/ME/NT/2000/XP] Yes [Console Win9x/ME] No [Console NT/2000/XP]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Stretch Screen Dimensions [GUI Win9x/ME/NT/2000/XP] Yes [Console Win9x/ME] No [Console NT/2000/XP]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Stretch Font Size [GUI Win9x/ME/NT/2000/XP] Yes [Console Win9x/ME] No [Console NT/2000/XP]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Maximize/Restore [GUI Win9x/ME/NT/2000/XP] Yes [Console Win9x/ME] No [Console NT/2000/XP]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] True Fullscreen [GUI Win9x/ME/NT/2000/XP] No (*) [Console Win9x/ME] Yes [Console NT/2000/XP]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] True Underlining [GUI Win9x/ME/NT/2000/XP] Yes [Console Win9x/ME] No [Console NT/2000/XP]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Double High/Wide Characters [GUI Win9x/ME/NT/2000/XP] Yes [Console Win9x/ME] No [Console NT/2000/XP]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] [x] Box Works [GUI Win9x/ME/NT/2000/XP] Yes [Console Win9x/ME] No [Console NT/2000/XP]

Output: Yes


Input: [X11 connector name] LVDS1 [Kernel connector name]

Output: LVDS-1

Kernel Mode Setting (KMS) is great, but may not work as expected: OSADL - Open Source Automation Development Lab eG


Input: [X11 connector name] VGA1 [Kernel connector name]

Output: VGA-1

Kernel Mode Setting (KMS) is great, but may not work as expected: OSADL - Open Source Automation Development Lab eG


Input: [X11 connector name] HDMI1 [Kernel connector name]

Output: HDMI-1

Kernel Mode Setting (KMS) is great, but may not work as expected: OSADL - Open Source Automation Development Lab eG


Input: [X11 connector name] HDMI2 [Kernel connector name]

Output: HDMI-2

Kernel Mode Setting (KMS) is great, but may not work as expected: OSADL - Open Source Automation Development Lab eG


Input: [X11 connector name] DP1 [Kernel connector name]

Output: DP-1

Kernel Mode Setting (KMS) is great, but may not work as expected: OSADL - Open Source Automation Development Lab eG


Input: [X11 connector name] DP2 [Kernel connector name]

Output: DP-2

Kernel Mode Setting (KMS) is great, but may not work as expected: OSADL - Open Source Automation Development Lab eG


Input: [Tool] ocaml [Description]

Output: a interactive bytecode interpreter

scons / SCons / wiki / OcamlBuilder — Bitbucket


Input: [Tool] ocamlc [Description]

Output: a bytecode compiler

scons / SCons / wiki / OcamlBuilder — Bitbucket


Input: [Tool] ocamlopt [Description]

Output: a native code compiler

scons / SCons / wiki / OcamlBuilder — Bitbucket


Input: [Tool] ocamlfind [Description]

Output: an environment querying tool

scons / SCons / wiki / OcamlBuilder — Bitbucket


Input: [Tool] ocamldep [Description]

Output: a utility for determining build dependencies

scons / SCons / wiki / OcamlBuilder — Bitbucket


Input: [Tool] ocamldoc [Description]

Output: a utility for generating documentation embedded in source code

scons / SCons / wiki / OcamlBuilder — Bitbucket


Input: [Tool] ocamlmktop [Description]

Output: Building custom toplevel systems

scons / SCons / wiki / OcamlBuilder — Bitbucket


Input: [Tool] ocamlyacc [Description]

Output: Ocaml Yacc

scons / SCons / wiki / OcamlBuilder — Bitbucket


Input: [Tool] ocamllex [Description]

Output: Ocaml Lex

scons / SCons / wiki / OcamlBuilder — Bitbucket


Input: [Tool] ocamlmklib [Description]

Output: generate libraries with mixed C / Caml code

scons / SCons / wiki / OcamlBuilder — Bitbucket


Input: [Library] FoundationKit [MS VC 6,7,8] Yes [BCB5 and free] Yes [BCB6 and BDS '06] Yes [MinGW(GCC)] Yes [Linux-GCC] Yes [OSX-GCC]

Output: Yes


Input: [Library] GraphicsKit [MS VC 6,7,8] Yes [BCB5 and free] Yes [BCB6 and BDS '06] Yes [MinGW(GCC)] Yes [Linux-GCC] No [OSX-GCC]

Output: Yes


Input: [Library] ApplicationKit [MS VC 6,7,8] Yes [BCB5 and free] Yes [BCB6 and BDS '06] Yes [MinGW(GCC)] Yes [Linux-GCC] No [OSX-GCC]

Output: Yes


Input: [Library] OpenGLKit [MS VC 6,7,8] Yes [BCB5 and free] Yes [BCB6 and BDS '06] Yes [MinGW(GCC)] Yes [Linux-GCC] No [OSX-GCC]

Output: Yes


Input: [Library] NetworkKit [MS VC 6,7,8] Yes [BCB5 and free] Yes [BCB6 and BDS '06] Yes [MinGW(GCC)] Yes [Linux-GCC] No [OSX-GCC]

Output: No


Input: [Library] InternetKit [MS VC 6,7,8] Yes [BCB5 and free] Yes [BCB6 and BDS '06] Yes [MinGW(GCC)] No [Linux-GCC] No [OSX-GCC]

Output: No


Input: [Library] HTMLKit [MS VC 6,7,8] Yes [BCB5 and free] No [BCB6 and BDS '06] Yes [MinGW(GCC)] No [Linux-GCC] No [OSX-GCC]

Output: No


Input: [Library] AGG [MS VC 6,7,8] Yes [BCB5 and free] Yes [BCB6 and BDS '06] Yes [MinGW(GCC)] Yes [Linux-GCC] Yes [OSX-GCC]

Output: Yes


Input: [Library] ZLib [MS VC 6,7,8] Yes [BCB5 and free] Yes [BCB6 and BDS '06] Yes [MinGW(GCC)] Yes [Linux-GCC] Yes [OSX-GCC]

Output: Yes


Input: [Library] LibPNG [MS VC 6,7,8] Yes [BCB5 and free] Yes [BCB6 and BDS '06] Yes [MinGW(GCC)] Yes [Linux-GCC] Yes [OSX-GCC]

Output: Yes


Input: [Library] LibJPEG [MS VC 6,7,8] Yes [BCB5 and free] Yes [BCB6 and BDS '06] Yes [MinGW(GCC)] Yes [Linux-GCC] Yes [OSX-GCC]

Output: Yes


Input: [Deprecated JDK 1.0.2 Class] BufferedInputStream

Output: BufferedReader


Input: [Deprecated JDK 1.0.2 Class] BufferedOutputStream

Output: BufferedWriter


Input: [Deprecated JDK 1.0.2 Class] ByteArrayInputStream

Output: CharArrayReader


Input: [Deprecated JDK 1.0.2 Class] ByteArrayOutputStream

Output: CharArrayWriter


Input: [Deprecated JDK 1.0.2 Class] FileInputStream

Output: FileReader


Input: [Deprecated JDK 1.0.2 Class] FileOutputStream

Output: FileWriter


Input: [Deprecated JDK 1.0.2 Class] FilterInputStream

Output: FilterReader


Input: [Deprecated JDK 1.0.2 Class] FilterOutputStream

Output: FilterWriter


Input: [Deprecated JDK 1.0.2 Class] LineNumberInputStream

Output: LineNumberReader


Input: [Deprecated JDK 1.0.2 Class] OutputStream

Output: Writer


Input: [Deprecated JDK 1.0.2 Class] PipedInputStream

Output: PipedReader


Input: [Deprecated JDK 1.0.2 Class] PipedOutputStream

Output: PipedWriter


Input: [Deprecated JDK 1.0.2 Class] PrintStream

Output: PrintWriter


Input: [Deprecated JDK 1.0.2 Class] PushbackInputStream

Output: PushbackReader


Input: [Deprecated JDK 1.0.2 Class] StringBufferInputStream

Output: StringReader


Input: [Deprecated JDK 1.0.2 Class] StringBufferOutputStream

Output: StringWriter


Input: [Edit] Edit [Description] Bank finance and credit companies sell data on ... [Picture] picture [Website] optoutprescreen.com [What to do] Stopping this is easy, you just need your addr... [Title]

Output: Stopping unwanted credit offers

Do-it-yourself - Stop junk mail email and phone calls


Input: [Edit] Edit [Description] The post office throws away bulk mail it can't ... [Picture] picture [Website] Add Value [Title]

Output: Stopping Unwated Standard Mail / Bulk Mail

Do-it-yourself - Stop junk mail email and phone calls


Input: [Edit] Edit [Description] Cross out the address and write "refused: retur... [Picture] picture [Website] Add Value [What to do] Cross out the address and write "refused: retur... [Title]

Output: Stopping Unwanted First Class Mail

Do-it-yourself - Stop junk mail email and phone calls


Input: [Edit] Edit [Description] As an individual there's not much you can do to... [Picture] picture [Website] Add Value [Title]

Output: Stopping unwanted electronic mail ("SPAM")

Do-it-yourself - Stop junk mail email and phone calls


Input: [Edit] Edit [Description] When's the last time you looked at the Yellow P... [Picture] picture [Website] https://www.yellowpagesoptout.com/ [What to do] When's the last time you looked at the Yellow P... [Title]

Output: Opt-out of Yellow Pages Delivery

Do-it-yourself - Stop junk mail email and phone calls


Input: [Edit] Edit [Description] Nomorobot is a call filtering service, winner o... [Picture] picture [Website] https://www.nomorobo.com/ [What to do] Add Value [Title]

Output: Nomorobot

Do-it-yourself - Stop junk mail email and phone calls


Input: [Edit] Edit [Description] The Federal Trade Commission implemented Telema... [Picture] picture [Website] donotcall.gov [What to do] The TSR established the National Do Not Call Re... [Title]

Output: Stopping unwanted telephone marketing calls

Do-it-yourself - Stop junk mail email and phone calls


Input: [Edit] Edit [Description] Many bulk mailers are members of the Direct Mar... [Picture] picture [Website] dmachoice.org [Title]

Output: Direct Marketing Association mail preference service

Do-it-yourself - Stop junk mail email and phone calls


Input: [Edit] Edit [Description] For very good information about mail/email sent... [Picture] picture [Website] Add Value [What to do] Add Value [Title]

Output: Fraudulent or scam mail or email

Do-it-yourself - Stop junk mail email and phone calls


Input: [Edit] Edit [Description] Your name, address, and buying habits are a com... [Website] Add Value [Title]

Output: General techniques for avoiding junk mail email and phone calls

Do-it-yourself - Stop junk mail email and phone calls


Input: [Edit] Edit [Description] Friends, relatives and caregivers are encourage... [Website] https://www.ims-dm.com/cgi/ddnc.php [What to do] Add Value [Title]

Output: Stopping Mail and Calls to Deceased Persons

Do-it-yourself - Stop junk mail email and phone calls


Input: [Language] Java [Multi-core] with OS threads or Akka lib [Non-blocking]

Output: with OS threads or Akka lib

Greg Weber's Programming Blog - High Performance Ruby Part 3: non-blocking IO and web application scalability


Input: [Language] JRuby [Multi-core] with OS threads [Non-blocking]

Output: with OS threads

Greg Weber's Programming Blog - High Performance Ruby Part 3: non-blocking IO and web application scalability


Input: [Language] Ruby [Multi-core] Single core [Non-blocking]

Output: non-blocking Fiber libs

Greg Weber's Programming Blog - High Performance Ruby Part 3: non-blocking IO and web application scalability


Input: [Language] Python [Multi-core] Single core [Non-blocking]

Output: non-blocking libs

Greg Weber's Programming Blog - High Performance Ruby Part 3: non-blocking IO and web application scalability


Input: [Language] Node.js [Multi-core] Single core [Non-blocking]

Output: non-blocking libs

Greg Weber's Programming Blog - High Performance Ruby Part 3: non-blocking IO and web application scalability


Input: [Language] Erlang [Multi-core] Multi core [Non-blocking]

Output: built into runtime

Greg Weber's Programming Blog - High Performance Ruby Part 3: non-blocking IO and web application scalability


Input: [Language] Haskell [Multi-core] Multi core [Non-blocking]

Output: built into runtime

Greg Weber's Programming Blog - High Performance Ruby Part 3: non-blocking IO and web application scalability


Input: [Feature] Number of tracks [Ardour Limit] No Limit [Limiting System Features]

Output: Disk system, CPU


Input: [Feature] Number of busses [Ardour Limit] No Limit [Limiting System Features]

Output: CPU


Input: [Feature] Sample Rate [Ardour Limit] No Limit [Limiting System Features]

Output: audio interface


Input: [Feature] Channels [Ardour Limit] No Limit [Limiting System Features]

Output: audio interface, CPU


Input: [Feature] Sends/Inserts Per Track [Ardour Limit] No Limit [Limiting System Features]

Output: CPU


Input: [Feature] Plugins Per Track [Ardour Limit] No Limit [Limiting System Features]

Output: CPU


Input: [FAQ ID] FA238690 [Description]

Output: What could be the possible causes and solutions if PowerLogic power meter cannot communicate from a remote personal computer. Possible causes are as below: 1. Power meter address is incorrect 2. Power meter baud rate is incorrect. 3. Communications lines are improperly connected. Possible...

Technical Documentation | Page 5 | FAQs | Schneider Electric India


Input: [FAQ ID] FA238689 [Description]

Output: What could be the possible causes and solutions to the data being displayed is inaccurate or not what you expect in PowerLogic PM series meters. Possible causes are as below: 1.Incorrect setup values. 2.Incorrect voltage inputs. 3.Power meter is wired improperly. Possible solutions to the...

Technical Documentation | Page 5 | FAQs | Schneider Electric India


Input: [FAQ ID] FA238688 [Description]

Output: What could be the possible causes and solution to display is blank after applying control power to the PowerLogic PM5000 series power meter. Possible Causes: The power meter may not be receiving the necessary power. The display may have timed out. Possible Solutions: Verify that the power...

Technical Documentation | Page 5 | FAQs | Schneider Electric India


Input: [FAQ ID] FA237995 [Description]

Output: Why i am unable to open a project containing EXTRACT EFB developed in Unity v6.1 in Unity v3.1 The Extract function copies a defined part out of a source variable to destination variable. Since this was evolved in Unity v4.1 and above, with...

Technical Documentation | Page 5 | FAQs | Schneider Electric India


Input: [FAQ ID] FA237996 [Description]

Output: When i download my Unity application to the PLC, why the values entered in animation table are lost Using Unity Pro when you download the PLC program to the plc, the data in animation tables are reset. This is normal behavior. If you want to retain...

Technical Documentation | Page 5 | FAQs | Schneider Electric India


Input: [FAQ ID] FA237997 [Description]

Output: Can i use Unity Momentum (171CBU78090, 171CBU98090 & 171CBU98091) Serial Port as Modbus master. In Modbus mode, the serial port communicates using the Modbus protocol as Slave. You can use XXMIT block to make this port as Master. Refer to the...

Technical Documentation | Page 5 | FAQs | Schneider Electric India


Input: [FAQ ID] FA238551 [Description]

Output: How to reset password to the default values for VAMP 255/245/230 relay's if lost. Password handling The passwords can only be changed using VAMPSET software connected to the local RS-232 port on the relay. It is possible to restore...

Technical Documentation | Page 5 | FAQs | Schneider Electric India


Input: [FAQ ID] FA238550 [Description]

Output: How many operating levels are available in VAMP 255/245/230 relay's and explain there use. The device has three operating levels: User level, Operator level and Configurator level. The purpose of the access levels is to prevent accidental...

Technical Documentation | Page 5 | FAQs | Schneider Electric India


Input: [FAQ ID] FA238545 [Description]

Output: What is the significance of operation indicator Com LED lit or flashing on VAMP 255/245/230 relay's. Operation indicator Com LED lit or flashing on VAMP 255/245/230 relay's means the serial bus is in use and transferring information. It's a Normal...

Technical Documentation | Page 5 | FAQs | Schneider Electric India


Input: [FAQ ID] FA238346 [Description]

Output: How to install terminal strip covers on an ION 7550 / ION 7650 meter and does it having wiring diagram printed on the terminal strip cover? Refer attached retrofit instruction, this document describes how to install terminal strip covers on an ION 7550 / ION 7650 meter. Wiring diagram/labelling...

Technical Documentation | Page 5 | FAQs | Schneider Electric India


Input: [Artifact ID] juddi-client [Description]

Output: Java client code base (it's not just a wsimport!)


Input: [Artifact ID] uddi-ws [Description]

Output: Generated code from UDID wsdls, plus some tweaking


Input: [Artifact ID] juddi-core [Description]

Output: This is the where the UDDI web services are implemented for Hibernate


Input: [Artifact ID] juddi-core-openjpa [Description]

Output: This is the where the UDDI web services are implemented for OpenJPA


Input: [Artifact ID] juddi-rest-cxf [Description]

Output: REST style interfaces for UDDI and then some


Input: [Artifact ID] uddi-tck [Description]

Output: JUnit tests for UDDI TCK


Input: [Artifact ID] uddi-tck-base [Description]

Output: Common functions for testing that's used from juddi-core and uddi-tck


Input: [Artifact ID] juddi-client-extras [Description]

Output: SAP Registry JAXWS Transport adapter


Input: [Artifact ID] juddi-examples [Description]

Output: Example Code


Input: [Artifact ID] juddi-more-samples [Description]

Output: Even more samples


Input: [Artifact ID] juddi-gui [Description]

Output: A web application for interacting with UDDI


Input: [Artifact ID] juddi-migration-tool [Description]

Output: A tool for importing and exporting UDDI content


Input: [Artifact ID] juddi-tck-runner [Description]

Output: A CLI app to run the uddi-tck tests


Input: [Artifact ID] juddi-gui-war [Description]

Output: A UDDI end user web application


Input: [Feature] Multipage Export (export multiple pages as a single PDF / HTML document) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: Some Mockups were done but not implemented.

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Search (better user interface, use the Lucene plugin to make results more relevant) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: Lucene is now used by default. We still don't have an advanced search UI. Search quality has been improved but we still need to improve it.

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Performance (make XWiki faster, more responsive and less resource-intensive) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: We've improved the speed in several releases but this is a continous fight as new features get added. For example recently we've added the Activity Stream on the home page dashboard and it's quite slow. We need to work on performance again.

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Application Manager (package, export, import and install XWiki applications easily) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: Done with the new Extension Manager. Still need to implement the export part and improve the Extension Manager UI

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] User Guide (a detailed guide explaining how to use XWiki for users) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: First version done. Could be improved even more.

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Table of Content between pages (generate a table of contents spanning multiple pages) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: Works with XWiki Syntax 2.0+ using the the toc and include macros

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Document Type Manager (easily create applications and templates in XWiki - improved XCLass editor) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: Typing of pages is still not there

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Offline XWiki (use your wiki while offline and synchronize it when you get back online) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: Was implemented as part of XEclipse (not well maintained at the moment) but not XE

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Form Builder (easily create forms in XWiki) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: Done in the new App Within Minutes feature

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Real Time Edition (multiple users editing the same page at the same time) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: Work in progress in the Wiki 3.0 Research project.

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Development Guide (a detailed guide explaining how applications can be developed in XWiki) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: Documentation has been improved but still lacking for developers

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Contextual Help (add helpers throughout the wiki) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: Mockups have been done for improving the first 5 minutes but not specifically on Contextual Help

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Skin Wizard (change your skin colors and logo easily, select a skin) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: Added with Color Themes

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Wiki Importer (import other wiki formats in XWiki - MediaWiki, Confluence, MindTouch) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: The work was started as a GSoc project and is currently in the contrib area. Needs to be cleaned and merged in XWiki Platform

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Getting Started Help (a guide included in the default wiki install to help new users use it) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: Mockups done and a getting started guide was created.

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Tasks management (create tasks related to wiki pages and follow their status from dedicated dashboards) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: Exists as an extension but not part of XWiki Platform

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Skin (create a new, nicer, easier-to-change skin for XWiki) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: Done with Colibri but work still needed to make an even easier to extend/adapt skin

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] History + Diff (improve the user interface of the version comparison tool) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: Object diff was improved. Still possible to do better

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Dev Model (make it easier to develop applications in XWiki) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: First step done with App Within Minutes

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Forum (create a default forum application bundled with the product) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: An extension exists for this. Not in XWiki Platform

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Rights (improve the access rights management user interface) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: Mockups and discussions have happened but not implemented yet

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Calendar (built-in calendar application) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: Calendar app has been retired because its quality wasn't good enough. We need to decide whether we wish to create a Calendar app or let user use an external integration only.

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Survey Tool (create and run surveys from within XWiki) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: An extension exists for this. Not in XWiki Platform

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] PDF for Commercial Usage (improve the PDF generation feature to make it usable to generate sales proposals and reports) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: PDF generation has been improved a lot. Always margin for making it better though

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] User Directory (list of all your wiki's users with their picture, name, contact information...) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: First basic version done. Need improvements

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] WebServices APIs (add new APIs to make XWiki data available as web services) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: REST support added

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] SVN Integration (make it possible to store and edit wiki pages in SVN) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: An extension exists for this. Not in XWiki Platform

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Anti Vandalism (better spam filtering for comments and user registration) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: Added Captcha support

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Large Exports (make it possible to export files larger than 500MB by writing on disk) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: An extension exists for this. Not in XWiki Platform and we really need it in XE by default

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Action Menu (make the top action bar easier to understand and to use) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: Still need improvement to customize it

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Large Imports (make it possible to import files larger than 500MB by writing on disk) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: An extension exists for this. Not in XWiki Platform and we really need it in XE by default

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Web IDE (develop advanced applications and code in XWiki from the web interface) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: We need syntax coloring and auto completion for example

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] SSO Support (CAS, NTLM) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: An extension exists for this. Not in XWiki Platform. We need to integrate this in platform.

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Drawing Tools (create drawings online and share them within your wiki) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: An SVG edit extension exists but not in XWiki Platform and not as good as an integration with Gliffy for example

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Statistics (improve the statistics module user interface to make it more relevant) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: Mockups have been done but not coded yet

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Google Docs (online documents, presentations and spreadsheets) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: An extension exists for this. Not in XWiki Platform and there's room for improvements

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Alternative Storage (JCR storage, storage on the filesystem...) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: FS storage done for attachments

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] User Profile (improve the user profile to make it more relevant for wiki users) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: But needs to be improved for extensibility

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Open ID (support OpenID as an authentication protocol for XWiki) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: Patch provided but not committed in XWiki platform yet

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] XEM (improve XWiki Enterprise Manager's UI, integrate groups & invitations in the product) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: New Workspace feature

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Chat (let wiki users chat together when they're connected) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: An extension exists for this. Not in XWiki Platform

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Doodle (online event scheduler) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: Meeting Manager extension. Not in XWiki platform

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Video (google video, windows video server) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: An extension exists for this. Not in XWiki Platform

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Wiki Portlet (use XWiki as a JSR 168 portlet in a portal) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: Portlet support improved. Still need work.

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Watch (follow what's happening about a given set of topics on the internet and organize the collected information) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: Xwiki Watch developed but now retired and replaced by the XWiki Reader extension. Not part of Xwiki platform

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Photo Album (built-in photo album application) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: Photo album retired and a poor man replacement has been added with the Gallery macro

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] P2P Wiki Servers (let wikis communicate together without the need for a central server) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: A prototype has been produced as a result of the Concerto research project. It's available for download but it was developed for an older version of XWiki (2.0) and needs more updating and polishing work to make it usable in production.

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Jabber (chat client in the wiki) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: An extension exists for this. Not in XWiki Platform

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Application Store (buy and sell XWiki applications from a central marketplace) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: Getting closer with the Extension Manager and XWiki Repository application

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] More Dev Languages (add more scripting languages to the XWiki development environment) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: Ruby, Python, PHP, Groovy, Velocity and all JSR 223

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Social Network Solution (turn your wiki into an internal social / collaborative network) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: Partly done with the addition of user network, microblogging, user directory...

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] SAAS Platform (online wiki creation & hosting, no need to install the wiki on a server, managed by XWiki SAS) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: XWiki Cloud

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [Feature] Translation Management Tool (manage a piece of software's translation strings in multiple languages from a unified interface - see l10n.xwiki.org for an example) [Status as of 2012/01/19]

Output: Done on l10n.xwiki.org. Needs to be added as part of XWiki Platform

Feature Status - Jan 2012 (Blog.FeatureStatus20120119) - XWiki.org


Input: [ReportLab PLUS] All the features of ReportLab open-souce plus... [ReportLab open-source]

Output: ReportLab's free PDF toolkit...

ReportLab open-source PDF Toolkit - ReportLab.com


Input: [ReportLab PLUS] Powerful templating tools [ReportLab open-source]

Output: Automate document production

ReportLab open-source PDF Toolkit - ReportLab.com


Input: [ReportLab PLUS] Build your PDFs like HTML with Report Markup Language (RML) [ReportLab open-source]

Output: Generate multiple PDFs fast

ReportLab open-source PDF Toolkit - ReportLab.com


Input: [ReportLab PLUS] Intelligently flow text, charts and graphics with conditional logic [ReportLab open-source]

Output: Diagra charting toolkit

ReportLab open-source PDF Toolkit - ReportLab.com


Input: [ReportLab PLUS] PageCatcher™ - import and overprint existing design assets [ReportLab open-source]

Output: Reduce paperwork and print costs

ReportLab open-source PDF Toolkit - ReportLab.com


Input: [ReportLab PLUS] Install ReportLab PLUS demo [ReportLab open-source]

Output: Install ReportLab open-source

ReportLab open-source PDF Toolkit - ReportLab.com


Input: [Step] 1 [Document] Change Proposal [Other Formats] OpenOffice format [Purpose]

Output: Bundle Requests into initiatives

Integrated Approach to Organizational Development plus templates


Input: [Step] 2 [Document] Approved Change Proposal [Other Formats] OpenOffice format [Purpose]

Output: Grant and communicate authorization

Integrated Approach to Organizational Development plus templates


Input: [Step] 3 [Document] Charter/PMP [Other Formats] OpenOffice format [Purpose]

Output: Establish goals and initial plan for execution

Integrated Approach to Organizational Development plus templates


Input: [Step] 4 [Document] WBS & Schedule [Purpose]

Output: Provides a multi-dimensional representation of the elements required to complete the project

Integrated Approach to Organizational Development plus templates


Input: [Step] 5 [Document] Requirements [Other Formats] OpenOffice format [Purpose]

Output: Identify exactly what is required in the product or service

Integrated Approach to Organizational Development plus templates


Input: [Step] 12 [Document] Category/Type/Item (CTI) classification items [Other Formats] OpenOffice format [Purpose]

Output: Ensures service supportability through the service desk

Integrated Approach to Organizational Development plus templates


Input: [Step] 13 [Document] Operational Run Book [Other Formats] OpenOffice format [Purpose]

Output: Provides a known plan of action for recurring maintenance tasks

Integrated Approach to Organizational Development plus templates


Input: [Name] Blender [Main Links] GSoC Page Ideas [Main Project Ideas]

Output: Modeling Modifiers UI and Workflow Animation Motion Tracking

C++ and the Google Summer of Code - Meeting C++


Input: [Name] boost Libraries [Main Links] GSoC Page Ideas [Main Project Ideas]

Output: please see list above.

C++ and the Google Summer of Code - Meeting C++


Input: [Name] CGAL [Main Links] GSoC Page Ideas [Main Project Ideas]

Output: Use Embree for Ray Shooting Adding Better I/O for the CGAL Library Fixes to the 2D Arrangements Package Support for Qt5 Adding a Parallel Version of the Edge Simplification Algorithm

C++ and the Google Summer of Code - Meeting C++


Input: [Name] Crystal Space [Main Links] GSoC Page Ideas [Main Project Ideas]

Output: Game/Demo showing CS Features Car racing games improvement Material and shader weaver editor Terrain Editor Shadow Mapping Improvements

C++ and the Google Summer of Code - Meeting C++


Input: [Name] Flowgrammable [Main Links] GSoC Page Ideas [Main Project Ideas]

Output: Pretty Printer Meaningful Error Messages Exception based Error Messages Flow Cache Often focus on using C++11!

C++ and the Google Summer of Code - Meeting C++


Input: [Name] GNU Compiler Collection [Main Links] GSoC Page Ideas [Main Project Ideas]

Output: GCC Improvements Projects New optimization passes C++11 support in GCC and libstdc++

C++ and the Google Summer of Code - Meeting C++


Input: [Name] KDE [Main Links] GSoC Page Ideas [Main Project Ideas]

Output: Mostly work on features for KDE Applications. Maybe also proposals for Qt/Framework5.

C++ and the Google Summer of Code - Meeting C++


Input: [Name] LibreOffice [Main Links] GSoC Page Ideas [Main Project Ideas]

Output: Refactor God Objects Analyse and optimize SfxItemSet, make it use a STL container internally Improving Charts Document Themes Connect to SharePoint / Microsoft OneDrive / Apple iCloud

C++ and the Google Summer of Code - Meeting C++


Input: [Name] mlpack [Main Links] GSoC Page Ideas [Main Project Ideas]

Output: implement tree types automatic bindings adaboost implementation collaborative filtering package improvements improvement of tree-traversers

C++ and the Google Summer of Code - Meeting C++


Input: [Name] ODGF [Main Links] GSoC Page Ideas [Main Project Ideas]

Output: Generators for different random Graph models basic linear algebra support Search trees and priority queues Preprocessing of Steiner-Tree problems Computation of Tree width

C++ and the Google Summer of Code - Meeting C++


Input: [Name] The Stellar Group (HPX) [Main Links] GSoC Page Ideas [Main Project Ideas]

Output: Create an HPX backend for the ISPC Compiler Create an HPX backend for Thrust Create an HPX backend for the Intel OpenMP Runtime library Optimize the BlueGene/Q port of HPX Port HPX to iOS

C++ and the Google Summer of Code - Meeting C++


Input: [Name] Visualization Toolkit (VTK) [Main Links] GSoC Page Ideas [Main Project Ideas]

Output: Biochemistry Visualization Supporting a Visualization Grammar Biocomputing in situ Visualitzation CAD Model and Simulation Spline Model Visualization Shared Memory Parallelism in VTK

C++ and the Google Summer of Code - Meeting C++


Input: [Name] the wiselib [Main Links] GSoC Page Ideas [Main Project Ideas]

Output: MQTT implementations for wiselib Implement load and sensoring monitoring protocols Extend support for Arduino Adapting the contiki version of wiselib for JN51xx

C++ and the Google Summer of Code - Meeting C++


Input: [Name] wxWidgets [Main Links] GSoC Page Ideas [Main Project Ideas]

Output: create a wxAndroid / wxIOS port bring the wxUNIV port up to the current wxWidgets standards multi-touch gesture support Direct2D based wxGraphicsContext Crossplattform support for power management events

C++ and the Google Summer of Code - Meeting C++


Input: [0] Full Screen Mode [iCabMobile] Yes [Browser Duo] Yes, but not too well [Atomic Browser]

Output: Yes

Yes, but needs to hold link and wait for selection.

3 iPad Alternative Browsers to Safari for a Richer Internet Experience - App Saga


Input: [0] 1-Touch Tabs [iCabMobile] Yes [Browser Duo] No [Atomic Browser]

Output: Yes

Yes, but needs to hold link and wait for selection.

3 iPad Alternative Browsers to Safari for a Richer Internet Experience - App Saga


Input: [0] Open Tabs in Background [iCabMobile] Yes [Browser Duo] No [Atomic Browser]

Output: Yes, but needs to hold link and wait for selection.

Yes, but needs to hold link and wait for selection.

3 iPad Alternative Browsers to Safari for a Richer Internet Experience - App Saga


Input: [0] Private Surfing [iCabMobile] Yes [Browser Duo] Yes [Atomic Browser]

Output: Yes

Yes, but needs to hold link and wait for selection.

3 iPad Alternative Browsers to Safari for a Richer Internet Experience - App Saga


Input: [0] Ad Blocking [iCabMobile] Yes [Browser Duo] No [Atomic Browser]

Output: Yes

Yes, but needs to hold link and wait for selection.

3 iPad Alternative Browsers to Safari for a Richer Internet Experience - App Saga


Input: [0] Duo Page Browsing [iCabMobile] No [Browser Duo] Yes [Atomic Browser]

Output: No

Yes, but needs to hold link and wait for selection.

3 iPad Alternative Browsers to Safari for a Richer Internet Experience - App Saga


Input: [0] MultiTouch Gestures [iCabMobile] Not really [Browser Duo] No [Atomic Browser]

Output: Yes

Yes, but needs to hold link and wait for selection.

3 iPad Alternative Browsers to Safari for a Richer Internet Experience - App Saga


Input: [0] In Page Search [iCabMobile] Yes [Browser Duo] No [Atomic Browser]

Output: Yes

Yes, but needs to hold link and wait for selection.

3 iPad Alternative Browsers to Safari for a Richer Internet Experience - App Saga


Input: [0] View Source Code [iCabMobile] No [Browser Duo] No [Atomic Browser]

Output: Yes

Yes, but needs to hold link and wait for selection.

3 iPad Alternative Browsers to Safari for a Richer Internet Experience - App Saga


Input: [0] Download Files [iCabMobile] Yes [Browser Duo] No [Atomic Browser]

Output: No

Yes, but needs to hold link and wait for selection.

3 iPad Alternative Browsers to Safari for a Richer Internet Experience - App Saga


Input: [0] Easy Translation [iCabMobile] Yes [Browser Duo] No [Atomic Browser]

Output: No

Yes, but needs to hold link and wait for selection.

3 iPad Alternative Browsers to Safari for a Richer Internet Experience - App Saga


Input: [Description] Use the Announcements tool to inform site participants about current items of interest. Announcements can have multiple attachments, such as documents or URLs. You can email a copy of an announcement or just post it to your site. [Help Topic]

Output: Announcements

CourseWork Tools Overview | CourseWork Help


Input: [Description] Use the Assignments tool to create online assignments for delivery via a web interface to your students. Options include high-stakes testing, problem sets, self-study, paper submissions, surveys, etc. Scores and comments can be given to students within the Assignments tool. You can also choose to send scores to the Gradebook tool. [Help Topic]

Output: Assignments

CourseWork Tools Overview | CourseWork Help


Input: [Description] Use the Chat Room tool for real-time, unstructured conversations among site participants who are signed on to the site at the same time. Instructors can easily create an "Online Office Hours" chat room for student questions and answers. Dispersed collaboration groups can use Chat Room as a space to have conversations across distances or catch up with conversations that they may have missed. [Help Topic]

Output: Chat Room

CourseWork Tools Overview | CourseWork Help


Input: [Description] Use the ClassOwl tool to organize assignments, deadlines and course events into a digital planner. Consult this quick start guide for setting up your ClassOwl planner. [Help Topic]

Output: ClassOwl

CourseWork Tools Overview | CourseWork Help


Input: [Description] The Drop Box feature allows instructors and students to share documents within a private folder for each student. The Drop Box works like Materials to allow you to upload many types of files and many files at a time. The Drop Box tool also allows nested folders (folders within folders). [Help Topic]

Output: Drop Box

CourseWork Tools Overview | CourseWork Help


Input: [Description] Use the Forums tool for asynchronous, threaded discussion. You can create an unlimited number of discussion forums and topics within forums. The Forums tool allows for monitoring participation statistics and assigning grades to forums or topics. [Help Topic]

Output: Forums

CourseWork Tools Overview | CourseWork Help


Input: [Description] Use the Gradebook tool to store and calculate grades and distribute them to students online. Grades can be imported from the Assignments tool or entered manually directly in the Gradebook. [Help Topic]

Output: Gradebook

CourseWork Tools Overview | CourseWork Help


Input: [Description] Use the Lessons tool to organize text, files, assignments, discussion topics and media on a single page. [Help Topic]

Output: Lessons

CourseWork Tools Overview | CourseWork Help


Input: [Description] Use the Materials tool to share many kinds of material securely with members of your site or make them available to the public, such as documents, links to websites, and HTML pages. You can organize your Materials items into folders, and you can control which groups or types of users can access and add to different folders. Also, you can show or hide an item at any time, and set a start and/or end time for its availability. [Help Topic]

Output: Materials

CourseWork Tools Overview | CourseWork Help


Input: [Description] Messages is a communication tool that allows site participants to communicate using internal messages that are sent as email and archived within the site. [Help Topic]

Output: Messages

CourseWork Tools Overview | CourseWork Help


Input: [Description] My Workspace is an individual online worksite that functions as a private workspace for each user. When you log in, you will automatically open your My Workspace, where you can track announcements and schedule events, view site membership, and set system preferences such as display of site tabs. [Help Topic]

Output: My Workspace

CourseWork Tools Overview | CourseWork Help


Input: [Description] Use the Papers & Projects tool to create, distribute, collect, and grade online assignments of a file upload or inline text format. Assignments are private; student submissions are not visible to anyone other than teaching staff. [Help Topic]

Output: Papers & Projects

CourseWork Tools Overview | CourseWork Help


Input: [Description] Use the Roster tool to view the names, email addresses, photos, and enrollment status of site participants, [Help Topic]

Output: Roster

CourseWork Tools Overview | CourseWork Help


Input: [Description] Use the Schedule tool to post items in a calendar format. The calendar has day, week, month, year, and flat list views. Many instructors use Schedule to post readings for each class on the day they are due to be read. Research, group, and department projects often use Schedule to post group deadlines. [Help Topic]

Output: Schedule

CourseWork Tools Overview | CourseWork Help


Input: [Description] The Section Info tool provides a way for instrucional staff to efficiently manage sections of a course that may consist of lectures, labs, discussions, studio work, recitations, or any combination therein. Sections can be managed automatically using official course registration data or sections can be created and managed manually. The Section Info tool is designed to work with other tools, such as Announcements, Assignments, Gradebook, Materials, and Schedule. [Help Topic]

Output: Section Info

CourseWork Tools Overview | CourseWork Help


Input: [Description] Use the Sign-up tool to allow students to sign up for office hours, meetings, field trips, review sessions and other events in one convenient place. If a time slot is full, participants can add themselves to a wait list. The tool automatically "promotes" a participant when a slot becomes available and sends an email notification. [Help Topic]

Output: Sign-up

CourseWork Tools Overview | CourseWork Help


Input: [Description] The Site Info tool provides information about the site that you are currently in. If you have the Instructor, Course Admin or TA role, you can use this tool to add or remove site participants, add or remove tools available in the site, modify site information or access to the site. You can also publish the site using the Site Info tool. [Help Topic]

Output: Site Info

CourseWork Tools Overview | CourseWork Help


Input: [Description] Use the Syllabus tool to post the official outline for your course. If you or your department has prepared an online syllabus already, you can direct the Syllabus tool to link to it. Otherwise, you can post content directly by either uploading a document or composing text to display inline. You can designate your syllabus to be visible to the general public, to the Stanford community or just to members of your course. [Help Topic]

Output: Syllabus

CourseWork Tools Overview | CourseWork Help


Input: [Description] Use the Web Content tool to link an external website to the site's menubar and display the website directly in the site's content area. It is recommended to use this tool only for a few websites that will be visited often. If you need to add a lot of links, the Materials tool is a better choice. [Help Topic]

Output: Web Content

CourseWork Tools Overview | CourseWork Help


Input: [Description] Use the Wiki tool to quickly create and modify web pages, collaborate on documents, share information and create teaching materials. [Help Topic]

Output: Wiki

CourseWork Tools Overview | CourseWork Help


Input: [What is it?] Global Navigation [What does it do?] Provides one-click access to your Courses, Organizations, Settings, and Help. [New or Updated?]

Output: Updated

Highlighted Blackboard Features | Resources & Technology | Duquesne University


Input: [What is it?] My Blackboard [What does it do?] My Blackboard is a live feed that provides quick and easy access to critical and timely information. [New or Updated?]

Output: New

Highlighted Blackboard Features | Resources & Technology | Duquesne University


Input: [What is it?] Content Editor [What does it do?] Finally! The content editor now allows for seamless copy/paste without having to use the Paste from Word Mashup. [New or Updated?]

Output: Updated

Highlighted Blackboard Features | Resources & Technology | Duquesne University


Input: [What is it?] Calendar [What does it do?] The updated calendar now streams events created by the instructor and provides one-click access to items with due dates for courses and organizations. [New or Updated?]

Output: Updated

Highlighted Blackboard Features | Resources & Technology | Duquesne University


Input: [What is it?] Retention Center [What does it do?] The Retention Center replaces the Early Warning System. The Retention Center provides an easy way to discover which students are at risk and overall how students are performing in your course. [New or Updated?]

Output: Updated

Highlighted Blackboard Features | Resources & Technology | Duquesne University


Input: [What is it?] Inline Grading [What does it do?] The assignment tool now allows instructors to view, annotate, and provide feedback to student file submissions directly within the Blackboard environment. [New or Updated?]

Output: New

Highlighted Blackboard Features | Resources & Technology | Duquesne University


Input: [What is it?] Discussion Board [What does it do?] Each Discussion Board Forum can now be set to require students to create a thread before seeing other's posts. This is called a "post-first "discussion forum. Also, users' avatar images now appear next to threads and replies. [New or Updated?]

Output: Updated

Highlighted Blackboard Features | Resources & Technology | Duquesne University


Input: [What is it?] Test Item Analysis [What does it do?] Instructors can now evaluate the quality of their questions, see overall how students performed, and seamlessly adjust the assessment if necessary. [New or Updated?]

Output: New

Highlighted Blackboard Features | Resources & Technology | Duquesne University


Input: [0] Economy of mechanism [Access Control Lists (ACLs)] eomAcl [Ring Security (MLS)] eomMls [Stack Introspection] eomSi [Type Hiding] eomTh [Capabilities]

Output: eomCap


Input: [0] Fail-safe defaults [Access Control Lists (ACLs)] fsdAcl [Ring Security (MLS)] fsdMls [Stack Introspection] fsdSi [Type Hiding] fsdTh [Capabilities]

Output: fsdCap


Input: [0] Complete mediation [Access Control Lists (ACLs)] cmAcl [Ring Security (MLS)] cmMls [Stack Introspection] cmSi [Type Hiding] cmTh [Capabilities]

Output: cmCap


Input: [0] Open design [Access Control Lists (ACLs)] odAcl [Ring Security (MLS)] odMls [Stack Introspection] odSi [Type Hiding] odTh [Capabilities]

Output: odCap


Input: [0] Separation of privilege [Access Control Lists (ACLs)] sopAcl [Ring Security (MLS)] sopMls [Stack Introspection] sopSi [Type Hiding] sopTh [Capabilities]

Output: sopCap


Input: [0] Least privilege [Access Control Lists (ACLs)] lpAcl [Ring Security (MLS)] lpMls [Stack Introspection] lpSi [Type Hiding] lpTh [Capabilities]

Output: lpCap


Input: [0] Least common mechanism [Access Control Lists (ACLs)] lcmAcl [Ring Security (MLS)] lcmMls [Stack Introspection] lcmSi [Type Hiding] lcmTh [Capabilities]

Output: lcmCap


Input: [0] Psychological acceptability [Access Control Lists (ACLs)] paAcl [Ring Security (MLS)] paMls [Stack Introspection] paSi [Type Hiding] paTh [Capabilities]

Output: paCap


Input: [0] Accountability [Access Control Lists (ACLs)] acctAcl [Ring Security (MLS)] acctMls [Stack Introspection] acctSi [Type Hiding] acctTh [Capabilities]

Output: acctCap


Input: [0] Performance [Access Control Lists (ACLs)] perfAcl [Ring Security (MLS)] perfMls [Stack Introspection] perfSi [Type Hiding] perfTh [Capabilities]

Output: perfCap


Input: [0] Compatibility [Access Control Lists (ACLs)] compAcl [Ring Security (MLS)] compMls [Stack Introspection] compSi [Type Hiding] compTh [Capabilities]

Output: compCap


Input: [0] Remote Calls [Access Control Lists (ACLs)] rpcAcl [Ring Security (MLS)] rpcMls [Stack Introspection] rpcSi [Type Hiding] rpcTh [Capabilities]

Output: rpcCap


Input: [PCI DSS Requirements] Install and maintain a firewall configuration to protect cardholder data [Goals]

Output: Build and Maintain a Secure Network


Input: [PCI DSS Requirements] Protect stored cardholder data Encrypt transmission of cardholder data across open, public networks [Goals]

Output: Protect Cardholder Data


Input: [PCI DSS Requirements] Use and regularly update anti-virus software or programs Develop and maintain secure systems and applications [Goals]

Output: Maintain a Vulnerability Management Program


Input: [PCI DSS Requirements] Restrict access to cardholder data by business need to know Assign a unique ID to each person with computer access Restrict physical access to cardholder data [Goals]

Output: Implement Strong Access Control Measures


Input: [PCI DSS Requirements] Track and monitor all access to network resources and cardholder data Regularly test security systems and processes [Goals]

Output: Regularly Monitor and Test Networks


Input: [PCI DSS Requirements] Maintain a policy that addresses information security for all personnel [Goals]

Output: Maintain an Information Security Policy


Input: [Description] Via retail channels and as on the Exchange Server 5.5 Service Pack 3 CD. The Exchange SP3 version has at least one minor tweak, but does not change the version number. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.2711 [Update]

Output: Original


Input: [Description] This changes the way attached .exe files are handled when you try to open them from inside a mail message. The idea is to make it harder for something like the Worm.ExploreZip Virus to get through. Be sure to get the right version for your copy of Outlook. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.3011 [Update]

Output: Email Attachment Security Update


Input: [Description] Fixes problem with IMO mode and Secure Password Authentication in which messages are not being sent immediately. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.3120 [Update]

Output: IMO SPA Fix


Input: [Description] Fixes a problem in which Outlook was stripping attachments from forwarded messages under certain conditions. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.3206 [Update]

Output: Attachments Forwarding Hotfix


Input: [Description] Fixes relatively minor problem with delegates not being able to distinguish between required, optional and resource attendees on meeting requests. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.3216 [Update]

Output: Delegate Meeting Request Fix


Input: [Description] Resolves problem that can occur when a user accesses his or her Calendar folder via Outlook Web Access, then another user tries to open it with the File | Open | Other User’s Folder command. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.3225 [Update]

Output: Calendar Folder Display Fix


Input: [Description] Fixes problem where Remote Mail downloaded headers for deleted items. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.3415 [Update]

Output: Remote Mail Fix


Input: [Description] Resolves a problem that resulted in duplicate custom menu items on the Standard Explorer menu when a COM add-in is running. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.3502 [Update]

Output: COM Add-in Toolbar Fix


Input: [Description] Resolves access violation errors that can occur when you use the Outlook View Control from the Team Folders or Digital Dashboard kit on a machine that is also using an Exchange Client Extensions add-in that hooks into the Click event. Updates Outlrpc.dll, Mso9.dll and Lvreg.dll, in addition to Outllib.dll. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.3508 [Update]

Output: Outlook View Control Fix


Input: [Description] Major update with dozens of fixes for Outlook 2000, plus new security features to meet the requirements of the Defense Messaging System used by the U.S. government. Available both as download patch and on CD. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.3821 [Update]

Output: Microsoft Outlook 2000 Service Release 1


Input: [Description] Fixes a problem related to publishing free/busy data via FTP through a proxy server. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.3910 [Update]

Output: FTP Free/Busy Fix


Input: [Description] Fixes a problem with the Restrict method in programming code that can result in some recurring appointments not being retrieved. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.3915 [Update]

Output: Recurring Appointments Fix


Input: [Description] Allows custom forms to support copy, cut and paste commands. Also fixes several problems related to delegates and appointments. See: OL Cut, Copy, and Paste Commands Do Not Work in a Custom Form OL Outlook May Leave Messages in Your Outbox When Originally Composed by a Delegate OL2000 Meeting Requests Are Not Processed in a Timely Manner OL2000 Attendee Names Are Corrupted When You Exceed the Available Space in the All Attendees Box OL2000 Print Preview Does Not Display Appointments OL2000 Outlook Process Still Running After Clicking Exit and Log Off When Custom Form Is Copied in Category View [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.4005 [Update]

Output: Multi-purpose fix


Input: [Description] Fixes a problem with the timeline view in public calendar folders not refreshing when grouped by Category. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.4012 [Update]

Output: Timeline View Fix


Input: [Description] Resolves a problem with folder home pages that use unsigned ActiveX controls. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.4019 [Update]

Output: Folder Home Page ActiveX Control Fix


Input: [Description] Extensive update to lock down many parts of Outlook that make it possible for a virus to use Outlook to propagate. Install with great caution, since it will change the behavior of some Outlook features and most add-ins. [Outllib.dll version] 9.0.0.4201 [Update]

Output: Outlook Email Security Update