Input: [Feature] Easy Integration to other systems [Benefit]

Output: Import/export to systems such as JD Edwards, Timberline, etc. using csv files

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Input: [Feature] Employee Certification [Benefit]

Output: Ensures employees are certified to use tools that require it.

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Input: [Feature] Tool Kitting [Benefit]

Output: Allows for the issue/return of assets as a set using one bar code.

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Input: [Feature] No Number Limitations [Benefit]

Output: Unlimited number of employees, tools, consumables and equipment.

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Input: [Feature] System Security [Benefit]

Output: Manages access to the system according to user groups, and assigns individual encrypted passwords to each user.

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Input: [Feature] Custom Report Writer [Benefit]

Output: Allows users to generate customized reports, saves the format and prints it as required.

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Input: [Feature] Unlimited Users [Benefit]

Output: Allows multiple workstations to use ToolHound 5 Onsite simultaneously.

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Input: [Feature] Wireless Data Collection [Benefit]

Output: Wireless 802.11 interface improves interaction time, keeps inventory current and greatly reduces error rates. Scanning may take place from 300-500 feet away from the closest access point.

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Input: [Feature] *Monitor and Schedule Maintenance [Benefit]

Output: Track items needing repair, maintenance or calibration. Schedule an unlimited number of service tasks, track the cost and complete service history for all tools and equipment.

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Input: [Feature] *Automated Re-Ordering [Benefit]

Output: Configure ToolHound 5 Onsite to generate Purchase Orders when inventory levels drop below a minimum level.

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Input: [Ticket] 3049 [Summary] Naming conventions of field is broken by the alternative schema.... [Status] new [Owner] jug [Type] enhancement [Milestone] -- [Priority]

Output: major


Input: [Ticket] 3152 [Summary] sfPropelActAsSluggableBehaviorPlugin does not use default columns [Status] new [Owner] Guillermo.Rauch [Type] defect [Milestone] -- [Priority]

Output: major


Input: [Ticket] 3606 [Summary] Create slug only if user does not set it before save [Status] new [Owner] Guillermo.Rauch [Type] enhancement [Milestone] plugins [Priority]

Output: major


Input: [Ticket] 5765 [Summary] sfPropelActAsSluggableBehaviorUtils::stripText don't work properly [Status] new [Owner] Guillermo.Rauch [Type] defect [Milestone] plugins [Priority]

Output: major


Input: [Ticket] 8343 [Summary] [sf1.4] The last release is not compatible [Status] new [Owner] Guillermo.Rauch [Type] defect [Milestone] plugins [Priority]

Output: major


Input: [Ticket] 2386 [Summary] [sfPropelActAsSluggableBehaviorPlugin] doesn't work correctly with propel-generate-crud command [Status] new [Owner] Guillermo.Rauch [Type] defect [Milestone] -- [Priority]

Output: minor


Input: [Ticket] 3411 [Summary] Add ability to create a slug from a custom method [Status] new [Owner] Guillermo.Rauch [Type] enhancement [Priority]

Output: minor


Input: [Ticket] 3537 [Summary] I don't agree with the replacement of simple quotes by nothing in svn trunk [Status] new [Owner] Guillermo.Rauch [Type] defect [Priority]

Output: minor


Input: [Ticket] 3845 [Summary] sfPropelActAsSluggableBehaviorPlugin svn out of sync w/ Wiki page [Status] new [Owner] Guillermo.Rauch [Type] defect [Priority]

Output: minor


Input: [Ticket] 4251 [Summary] Support for timestamping of slug [Status] new [Owner] Guillermo.Rauch [Type] task [Priority]

Output: minor


Input: [Convergence Pages] Files and Downloads [Link] Convergence Files [Description]

Output: Downloadable Demo and Movie files for Convergence


Input: [Convergence Pages] Macintosh Instructions [Link] Macintosh Instructions [Description]

Output: Information on how to install and play on the Mac, plus link to .zip demo file.


Input: [Convergence Pages] Screenshots [Link] Convergence Screenshots [Description]

Output: Up to date screenshots from levels and gameplay for Convergence


Input: [Convergence Pages] Storyline [Link] Convergence Plotline [Description]

Output: Overview of the Convergence Storyline


Input: [Convergence Pages] News [Link] Convergence News [Description]

Output: Main Convergence news and information page.


Input: [Convergence Pages] Convergence Levels [Link] Convergence Levels [Description]

Output: Page with opening screenshots and a complete list of all levels in the game.


Input: [Convergence Pages] What is Convergence? [Link] Convergence Information [Description]

Output: Q and A format description and information about the Convergence mod.


Input: [Ticket] #103 [Summary] automatic sensitivity correction of displayed raw data [Status] new [Priority] minor [Milestone] Wish List [Component] SANS Reduction [Type]

Output: feature

Custom Query – NCNR SANS Data Reduction and Analysis


Input: [Ticket] #104 [Summary] updating of tables [Status] new [Priority] minor [Milestone] Wish List [Component] SANS Reduction [Type]

Output: feature

Custom Query – NCNR SANS Data Reduction and Analysis


Input: [Ticket] #139 [Summary] holding plot on display [Status] new [Priority] minor [Milestone] Wish List [Component] SANS Reduction [Type]

Output: feature

Custom Query – NCNR SANS Data Reduction and Analysis


Input: [Ticket] #145 [Summary] new feature to plot some intensity as a function of any parameters [Status] new [Priority] major [Milestone] Wish List [Component] SANS Reduction [Type]

Output: feature

Custom Query – NCNR SANS Data Reduction and Analysis


Input: [Ticket] #229 [Summary] Speed up of catalog with large number of datasets [Status] new [Priority] minor [Milestone] Wish List [Component] Analysis [Type]

Output: feature

Custom Query – NCNR SANS Data Reduction and Analysis


Input: [Ticket] #249 [Summary] Automatic corrections applied to RealTime data [Status] new [Priority] minor [Milestone] Wish List [Component] SANS Reduction [Type]

Output: feature

Custom Query – NCNR SANS Data Reduction and Analysis


Input: [Ticket] #274 [Summary] Document the contents of the "utility" procedures [Status] new [Priority] trivial [Milestone] Wish List [Component] SANS Reduction [Type]

Output: task

Custom Query – NCNR SANS Data Reduction and Analysis


Input: [Ticket] #294 [Summary] Multiple Reduce panel should allow more advanced list generation options [Status] new [Priority] major [Milestone] Wish List [Component] Analysis [Type]

Output: feature

Custom Query – NCNR SANS Data Reduction and Analysis


Input: [Ticket] #317 [Summary] data summary sort [Status] new [Priority] major [Milestone] Wish List [Component] SANS Reduction [Type]

Output: feature

Custom Query – NCNR SANS Data Reduction and Analysis


Input: [Ticket] #331 [Summary] propagation of errors in USANS reduction [Status] new [Priority] minor [Milestone] Wish List [Component] USANS Reduction [Type]

Output: task

Custom Query – NCNR SANS Data Reduction and Analysis


Input: [Ticket] #335 [Summary] Add to Documentation [Status] new [Priority] minor [Milestone] Wish List [Component] SANS Reduction [Type]

Output: task

Custom Query – NCNR SANS Data Reduction and Analysis


Input: [Ticket] #384 [Summary] mock-up of VCALC [Status] new [Priority] major [Milestone] VCALC [Component] SANS Reduction [Type]

Output: feature

Custom Query – NCNR SANS Data Reduction and Analysis


Input: [Ticket] #385 [Summary] Polarization reduction when only two cross sections measured [Status] new [Priority] major [Milestone] Polarization Reduction [Component] SANS Reduction [Type]

Output: task

Custom Query – NCNR SANS Data Reduction and Analysis


Input: [Ticket] #386 [Summary] Simulator for Polarization [Status] new [Priority] major [Milestone] Polarization Reduction [Component] SANS Reduction [Type]

Output: feature

Custom Query – NCNR SANS Data Reduction and Analysis


Input: [Ticket] #391 [Summary] More default cells [Status] new [Priority] trivial [Milestone] Polarization Reduction [Component] All Components [Type]

Output: task

Custom Query – NCNR SANS Data Reduction and Analysis


Input: [Ticket] #392 [Summary] Wavelength dependence of opacity [Status] new [Priority] trivial [Milestone] Polarization Reduction [Component] All Components [Type]

Output: task

Custom Query – NCNR SANS Data Reduction and Analysis


Input: [Ticket] #393 [Summary] Path length dependence of transmission through He cell [Status] new [Priority] minor [Milestone] Polarization Reduction [Component] All Components [Type]

Output: task

Custom Query – NCNR SANS Data Reduction and Analysis


Input: [Ticket] #394 [Summary] VAX saving routines are not generic [Status] new [Priority] minor [Milestone] Wish List [Component] All Components [Type]

Output: task

Custom Query – NCNR SANS Data Reduction and Analysis


Input: [Ticket] #395 [Summary] Verify Event Mode with TISANE Data [Status] new [Priority] major [Milestone] TISANE [Component] All Components [Type]

Output: task

Custom Query – NCNR SANS Data Reduction and Analysis


Input: [Ticket] #398 [Summary] Processing of very large files [Status] new [Priority] major [Milestone] TISANE [Component] SANS Reduction [Type]

Output: task

Custom Query – NCNR SANS Data Reduction and Analysis


Input: [Ticket] #431 [Summary] Event HST and RAW data correspondence [Status] new [Priority] minor [Milestone] TISANE [Component] BT5 Utils [Type]

Output: feature

Custom Query – NCNR SANS Data Reduction and Analysis


Input: [Ticket] #432 [Summary] Split big files using user-defined bins [Status] new [Priority] minor [Milestone] TISANE [Component] SANS Reduction [Type]

Output: feature

Custom Query – NCNR SANS Data Reduction and Analysis


Input: [Ticket] #436 [Summary] Add sample event mode data to the release package [Status] new [Priority] major [Milestone] Release 7.1 Development [Component] All Components [Type]

Output: task

Custom Query – NCNR SANS Data Reduction and Analysis


Input: [Ticket] #439 [Summary] script to add raw data files together - especially for TISANE [Status] new [Priority] major [Milestone] TISANE [Component] SANS Reduction [Type]

Output: feature

Custom Query – NCNR SANS Data Reduction and Analysis


Input: [Ticket] #440 [Summary] Suggestions for Event mode processing [Status] new [Priority] major [Milestone] TISANE [Component] All Components [Type]

Output: feature

Custom Query – NCNR SANS Data Reduction and Analysis


Input: [Ticket] #444 [Summary] Combine 4 files [Status] new [Priority] major [Milestone] Wish List [Component] SANS Reduction [Type]

Output: feature

Custom Query – NCNR SANS Data Reduction and Analysis


Input: [Ticket] #445 [Summary] suggestions for igor sans data reduction macros [Status] new [Priority] major [Component] SANS Reduction [Type]

Output: feature

Custom Query – NCNR SANS Data Reduction and Analysis


Input: [Ticket] #446 [Summary] NSORT for 4 geometries [Status] new [Priority] minor [Component] All Components [Type]

Output: feature

Custom Query – NCNR SANS Data Reduction and Analysis


Input: [Ticket] #447 [Summary] 4 Q options for combining SANS data [Status] new [Priority] major [Component] All Components [Type]

Output: feature

Custom Query – NCNR SANS Data Reduction and Analysis


Input: [Ticket] #451 [Summary] Copy and Paste Results of Invariant Calculations [Status] new [Priority] major [Component] All Components [Type]

Output: feature

Custom Query – NCNR SANS Data Reduction and Analysis


Input: [0] installation [wiring] cables need to be run through the house, possibly through walls [wireless]

Output: simple, no need to run cables through your house


Input: [0] configuration [wiring] easy to configure troubleshooting is relatively simple [wireless]

Output: more complex to configure


Input: [0] costs [wiring] cheap [wireless]

Output: more expensive (but most modern laptops come with wireless networking built in)


Input: [0] reliability [wiring] high [wireless]

Output: reasonable depends on external factors such as building characteristics (reinforced concrete, microwaves , lifts, steel cupboards etc) compatibility problems between cards and transmitters supplied by different manufacturers.


Input: [0] performance [wiring] very good a wired network is generally faster than a wireless one [wireless]

Output: reasonable


Input: [0] security [wiring] reasonable [wireless]

Output: risk of “eavesdropping”, minimal security measures have to implemented (wepkey, or preferably WPA)


Input: [0] mobility [wiring] limited [wireless]

Output: excellent


Input: [Feature] Appearance Customization [Description]

Output: The layout of the Link Command System console can be fully customized by the end user, allowing each operator to have their own screen layout, system of tabs, buttons and audio alerts.


Input: [Feature] Conference Display Information [Description]

Output: Special identification of chained and joined conference entries to ease identification of joined or chained conferences. Displays available empty conference entries.


Input: [Feature] Directory Assistance [Description]

Output: This feature allows the LCS operator to program contacts into a list. The operator can double click on a name to instantly call the contact.


Input: [Feature] Multi-Conference Control [Description]

Output: A single Link Command System operator can control multiple conferences at once from a single PC.


Input: [Feature] Operator Recall [Description]

Output: Signals the LCS operator with a visual indication that a conferee is requesting attention. Even a muted party can dial a DTMF digit to signal the operator for a private consultation.


Input: [Feature] Push-to-Talk [Description]

Output: Allows the operator to key up a radio. There is an option to create a PTT button on the LCS screen.


Input: [Feature] Add Attendee Control [Description]

Output: Allows the LCS attendant to select a particular conference and add the caller to the selected conference.


Input: [Feature] Audio Indication [Description]

Output: An audio-on indication is generated with any audio input from a conference party. An audio-off indication is generated when there is no audio input from a conference party.


Input: [Feature] Conference Join [Description]

Output: Allows the LCS attendant to join conferences together.


Input: [Feature] Conferee Retrieval [Description]

Output: Allows the LCS attendant to select a disconnected party from a conference, have the LCS console dial that party, and add the party back into the conference.


Input: [Feature] Drop Attendee Control [Description]

Output: Allows the LCS attendant to select a particular conference attendee and drop them from the conference.


Input: [Feature] Monitor Conferee [Description]

Output: Allows the LCS attendant to listen to the audio path from the conferee to the conference. A tone can be injected directly into the conference to alert conferees that the audio is being monitored.


Input: [Feature] Mute Attendee Control [Description]

Output: Allows the LCS attendant to select a party of the conference, and to change the status of the party from ACTIVE 2-WAY to MUTE (and vice-versa). The attendee will continue to hear the conference audio.


Input: [Feature] Private 2-Way Consultation with Conferee [Description]

Output: Allows the LCS attendant to remove an individual from a conference and establish a two-way conversation between the attendant and individual. The operator can later restore the party to the conference.


Input: [Feature] Segmentation [Description]

Output: A single REDCOM switch can service multiple conferences. Each operator will only see the conferences which are allocated to them. Permissions are controlled by a system administrator.


Input: [Feature] Sub-Conferencing (Conference Sidebar) [Description]

Output: Allows the LCS attendant to select and move individual conferees from one conference to a separate sub-conference. The sub-conference members can be returned to the original conference.


Input: [Feature] Visibility of Conferees [Description]

Output: Allows the LCS attendant to see when each member is speaking, who the loudest talker is, and when a conferee is muted.


Input: [CDS] GCC Provides target bearing and range data to gun commander.

Output: Gun Controller Console


Input: [CDS] GPS Provides navigation and position data for static and mobile units.

Output: Global Positioning System


Input: [CDS] ICCS Facilitates vertical command and control functionality between various hierarchies of overall air defence system.

Output: Integrated Command and Control System


Input: [CDS] MBFCP Provides Early Warning Radar, intermediate air defence picture and battery-level control.

Output: Mobile Battery Fire Control Post


Input: [CDS] RAPD Provides overall air picture from Joint Ops Command.

Output: Remote Area Picture Display


Input: [CDS] TFCP Provides Local Warning Radar, local air defence picture and platoon-level control.

Output: Troop Fire Control Post


Input: [CDS] Wpn Engages Target (missile, guns, jammers).

Output: Weapon


Input: [0] Supported Programming Languages [Java Servlets] Java and "wrapped" Java [Web Services] Many computing languages supported [Java RMI] Java and "wrapped" Java [Description]

Output: Many computing languages supported


Input: [0] Client and Server in Different Programming Languages [Java Servlets] No [Web Services] Yes [Java RMI] No [Description]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Required Server Side Software [Java Servlets] Servlet Container [Web Services] Web Service Libraries and Container [Java RMI] Java Virtual Machine, RMI Registry, and RMI Service [Description]

Output: Object Request Broker (ORB)


Input: [0] Distributed Object Support [Java Servlets] No [Web Services] No [Java RMI] Yes [Description]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Network Ports Used [Java Servlets] Standard Web Server Port [Web Services] Standard Web Server Port [Java RMI] Nonstandard Network Port [Description]

Output: Nonstandard Network Port


Input: [0] Ease of Implementation [Java Servlets] Easy [Web Services] Medium [Java RMI] Medium [Description]

Output: Hard


Input: [0] Expected Stability and Reliability [Java Servlets] Medium [Web Services] Low [Java RMI] High [Description]

Output: High


Input: [Description] detect possible weak points and xss attacks [Chrome Store URL] Chrome WebStore Link [Keywords] XSS, Scanner [Name]

Output: AntiXSS

List of Chrome Browser Extensions for Security Analysts | a4apphack


Input: [Description] BuiltWith is a web site profiler tool. Displays the frameworks and other libraries with which that website is built [Chrome Store URL] Chrome WebStore Link [Developer] link [Keywords] Application Fingerprinting [Name]

Output: BuiltWith

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Input: [Description] Run ActiveX controls on Chrome [Chrome Store URL] Chrome WebStore Link [Developer] link [Keywords] ActiveX testing [Name]

Output: Chrome IE Tab Multi

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Input: [Description] This extension will help web developer to inspect web framework / CMS and javascript library running on current browsing website. An icon will appear on address bar indicates the detected framework. Version detecting is being implemented. [Chrome Store URL] Chrome WebStore Link [Developer] link [Keywords] Application Fingerprinting [Name]

Output: Chrome Sniffer

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Input: [Description] Cookies is a free, powerful and easy-to-use Visual Cookie Editor. Cookies helps you more effectively manage all cookies stored within your browser, including 3rd party cookies. The interface is clean and well organized. [Chrome Store URL] Chrome WebStore Link [Developer] link [Keywords] Session Management/Fixation [Name]

Output: Cookies

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Input: [Description] Domain Details provides the following information on the site you are visiting: - Server IP Address - Server's Location. Based on a Geo IP database in the extension, does not poll an external service. - Server Software. Shows icons for common servers. - View server response headers within the extension - Domain Whois Links [Chrome Store URL] Chrome WebStore Link [Developer] link [Keywords] Network Fingerprinting [Name]

Output: Domain Details

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Input: [Description] This extension lets you: Delete all cookies in a page, Delete only the chosen cookie on a page, Edit any cookie, Add a new cookie, Search a cookie, Protect a cookie (read-only), Block cookies (cookie filter) [Chrome Store URL] Chrome WebStore LinkChrome WebStore Link [Keywords] Session Management/Fixation [Name]

Output: Edit This Cookie

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Input: [Description] Firebug Lite is not a substitute for Firebug, or Chrome Developer Tools. It is a tool to be used in conjunction with these tools. Firebug Lite provides the rich visual representation we are used to see in Firebug when it comes to HTML elements, DOM elements, and Box Model shading. It provides also some cool features like inspecting HTML elemements with your mouse, and live editing CSS properties. [Chrome Store URL] Chrome WebStore Link [Developer] link [Keywords] Dynamic Frontend Manipulation/Injection, Bypass Client Side Validations [Name]

Output: Firebug Lite

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Input: [Description] An extension for editing custom request(GET or POST) to web server. [Chrome Store URL] Chrome WebStore [Developer] link [Keywords] Injection [Name]

Output: Form Editor

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Input: [Description] Helps populating web forms with some random data. [Chrome Store URL] Chrome WebStore [Developer] link [Keywords] Parameter Manipulation/Injection, Fuzzing [Name]

Output: Form Fuzzer

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Input: [Description] See the geolocation, DNS, whois, routing, search results, hosting, domain neighbors, DNSBL, BGP and ASN information of every IP address (IPv4 and IPv6). Including shortcut to Your public IP Address (myIP info). [Chrome Store URL] Chrome WebStore Link [Developer] link [Keywords] Network Fingerprinting [Name]

Output: IP Address and Domain Information

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Input: [Description] JSONView for chrome is an extension that helps you to parse and view JSON documents [Chrome Store URL] Chrome WebStore Link [Developer] link [Keywords] Helper Extension [Name]

Output: JSONView for Chrome

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Input: [Description] Displays the Sophos security alerts direct in your browser [Chrome Store URL] Chrome WebStore Link [Keywords] Helper [Name]

Output: Latest Sophos Security Alerts

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Input: [Description] Add and modify the HTTP request headers sent to web servers. [Chrome Store URL] Chrome WebStore [Keywords] Session Management/Fixation, Authentication Testing [Name]

Output: ModHeader

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Input: [Description] Tools like ping, tracert, W3C validator, dns blackhole list, dns lookup, domain neighbors and whois information. [Chrome Store URL] Chrome WebStore [Developer] linklink [Keywords] Network Fingerprinting [Name]

Output: Network and Internet tools

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Input: [Description] convert POSTs to GETs, Remove Maxlength, view selection source (syntax highlighted code appears in a new tab, similar to built-in view source functionnality) [Chrome Store URL] Chrome WebStore Link [Keywords] Dynamic Frontend Manipulation/Injection, Bypass Client Side Validations [Name]

Output: Pendule

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Input: [Description] Proxy Switchy! is an advanced proxy manager for Google Chrome, it allows users to manage and switch between multiple proxy profiles quickly and easily. [Chrome Store URL] Chrome WebStore Link [Developer] link [Keywords] Proxy Tools [Name]

Output: Proxy Switchy!

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Input: [Description] You can use Python Shell to test Python code, to test regular expressions or as a calculator. [Chrome Store URL] Chrome WebStore [Developer] link [Keywords] Helper Extension [Name]

Output: Python Shell

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Input: [Description] Simple REST Client is an extension for Google Chrome to help construct custom HTTP requests to directly test your web services. Select the URL, method, fill the headers and body if necessary. Click Send. Analyze response headers and body. [Chrome Store URL] Chrome WebStore Link [Developer] link [Keywords] Parameter Manipulation/Injection [Name]

Output: Simple REST Client

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Input: [Description] Swap My Cookies is a session manager, it manages your cookies, letting you login on any website with several different accounts. You can finally login into gmail, yahoo, hotmail, and just any website you use, with all your accounts; if you want to use another account just swap profile! [Chrome Store URL] Chrome WebStore Link [Keywords] Session Fixation/Management [Name]

Output: Swap My Cookies

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Input: [Description] Renames the tabs, this can help identify different sessions while performing security testing. [Chrome Store URL] Chrome WebStore [Keywords] Helper Extension [Name]

Output: Tab Renamer

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Input: [Description] Unencrypted Password Warning detects whether a password or credit card number is about to be sent with a form that does not use HTTPS. [Chrome Store URL] Chrome WebStore Link [Keywords] Detects Security Flaw [Name]

Output: Unencrypted Password Warning

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Input: [Description] The extension allows you to set a specific filtering list, so it will automatically switch user-agent strings based on the domain or URL you specify. Also, it will use and auto-update a list of sites known to use incorrect user-agent sniffing (which can be disabled.) [Chrome Store URL] Chrome WebStore Link [Developer] link [Keywords] Mobile Security Testing, Client-side Bypass [Name]

Output: User-Agent Switcher for Chrome

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Input: [Description] Official port of the popular Web Developer extension for Firefox.convert POSTs to GETs, Remove Maxlength, view selection source (syntax highlighted code appears in a new tab, similar to built-in view source functionnality) [Chrome Store URL] Chrome WebStore Link [Developer] link [Keywords] Dynamic Frontend Manipulation/Injection, Bypass Client Side Validations [Name]

Output: Web Developer

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Input: [Description] Websecurify is a powerful web application security testing platform designed from the ground up to provide the best combination of automatic and manual vulnerability testing technologies. This extension is useful to anyone who wants to quickly assess the security of their web applications. [Chrome Store URL] Chrome WebStore Link [Developer] link [Keywords] Web Page Scanner [Name]

Output: Websecurify

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Input: [Description] Complete XSS reversing/scanner tool. Find how a site is filtering code, check for injections and inspect objects. [Chrome Store URL] Chrome WebStore Link [Developer] link [Keywords] XSS, Scanner [Name]

Output: XSS Rays

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Input: [Description] Create truly helpful bug reports at the push of a button. Capture web page screenshot, annotate image and upload to bug tracker. [Chrome Store URL] Chrome WebStore [Developer] link [Keywords] Helper Extension [Name]

Output: BugDigger

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Input: [Description] Parses WSDL and generates SOAP messages. [Chrome Store URL] Chrome WebStore [Keywords] Web services Testing [Name]

Output: Wizdler

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Input: [Description] Encoding/Decoding Plugin for various types of encoding like base64, rot13 or unix timestamp conversion [Chrome Store URL] Chrome WebStore [Developer] link [Keywords] Encoding/Decoding, Crypto, String Manipulation. [Name]

Output: d3coder

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Input: [module] Unicorn/Base [rack.input streaming] Yes [Ruby 1.8] Yes [Ruby 1.9] Yes [slow clients] No [Rubinius]

Output: Yes

File: Summary [Rainbows! - Unicorn for sleepy apps and slow clients]


Input: [module] Revactor [rack.input streaming] Yes [Ruby 1.8] No [Ruby 1.9] Yes [slow clients] Yes [Rubinius]

Output: No

File: Summary [Rainbows! - Unicorn for sleepy apps and slow clients]


Input: [module] ThreadPool [rack.input streaming] Yes [Ruby 1.8] Yes [Ruby 1.9] Yes [slow clients] Yes [Rubinius]

Output: Yes

File: Summary [Rainbows! - Unicorn for sleepy apps and slow clients]


Input: [module] Coolio [rack.input streaming] No [Ruby 1.8] Yes [Ruby 1.9] Yes [slow clients] Yes [Rubinius]

Output: No

File: Summary [Rainbows! - Unicorn for sleepy apps and slow clients]


Input: [module] ThreadSpawn [rack.input streaming] Yes [Ruby 1.8] Yes [Ruby 1.9] Yes [slow clients] Yes [Rubinius]

Output: Yes

File: Summary [Rainbows! - Unicorn for sleepy apps and slow clients]


Input: [module] EventMachine [rack.input streaming] No [Ruby 1.8] Yes [Ruby 1.9] Yes [slow clients] Yes [Rubinius]

Output: No

File: Summary [Rainbows! - Unicorn for sleepy apps and slow clients]


Input: [module] CoolioThreadSpawn [rack.input streaming] No [Ruby 1.8] No [Ruby 1.9] Yes [slow clients] Yes [Rubinius]

Output: No

File: Summary [Rainbows! - Unicorn for sleepy apps and slow clients]


Input: [module] FiberSpawn [rack.input streaming] Yes [Ruby 1.8] No [Ruby 1.9] Yes [slow clients] Yes [Rubinius]

Output: No

File: Summary [Rainbows! - Unicorn for sleepy apps and slow clients]


Input: [module] FiberPool [rack.input streaming] Yes [Ruby 1.8] No [Ruby 1.9] Yes [slow clients] Yes [Rubinius]

Output: No

File: Summary [Rainbows! - Unicorn for sleepy apps and slow clients]


Input: [module] ActorSpawn [rack.input streaming] Yes [Ruby 1.8] Not yet [Ruby 1.9] No [slow clients] Yes [Rubinius]

Output: Yes

File: Summary [Rainbows! - Unicorn for sleepy apps and slow clients]


Input: [module] NeverBlock [rack.input streaming] No [Ruby 1.8] Yes [Ruby 1.9] Yes [slow clients] Yes [Rubinius]

Output: No

File: Summary [Rainbows! - Unicorn for sleepy apps and slow clients]


Input: [module] CoolioThreadPool [rack.input streaming] No [Ruby 1.8] Yes [Ruby 1.9] No [slow clients] Yes [Rubinius]

Output: No

File: Summary [Rainbows! - Unicorn for sleepy apps and slow clients]


Input: [module] CoolioFiberSpawn [rack.input streaming] Yes [Ruby 1.8] No [Ruby 1.9] Yes [slow clients] Yes [Rubinius]

Output: No

File: Summary [Rainbows! - Unicorn for sleepy apps and slow clients]


Input: [module] WriterThreadPool [rack.input streaming] Yes [Ruby 1.8] Yes [Ruby 1.9] Yes [slow clients] no [Rubinius]

Output: Yes

File: Summary [Rainbows! - Unicorn for sleepy apps and slow clients]


Input: [module] WriterThreadSpawn [rack.input streaming] Yes [Ruby 1.8] Yes [Ruby 1.9] Yes [slow clients] no [Rubinius]

Output: Yes

File: Summary [Rainbows! - Unicorn for sleepy apps and slow clients]


Input: [module] Epoll [rack.input streaming] no [Ruby 1.8] Yes [Ruby 1.9] Yes [slow clients] Yes [Rubinius]

Output: Yes

File: Summary [Rainbows! - Unicorn for sleepy apps and slow clients]


Input: [module] XEpoll [rack.input streaming] no [Ruby 1.8] Yes [Ruby 1.9] Yes [slow clients] Yes [Rubinius]

Output: Yes

File: Summary [Rainbows! - Unicorn for sleepy apps and slow clients]


Input: [module] XEpollThreadSpawn [rack.input streaming] Yes [Ruby 1.8] Yes [Ruby 1.9] Yes [slow clients] Yes [Rubinius]

Output: Yes

File: Summary [Rainbows! - Unicorn for sleepy apps and slow clients]


Input: [module] XEpollThreadPool [rack.input streaming] Yes [Ruby 1.8] Yes [Ruby 1.9] Yes [slow clients] Yes [Rubinius]

Output: Yes

File: Summary [Rainbows! - Unicorn for sleepy apps and slow clients]


Input: [0] Preroll Audio Ad [Pandora] no [TuneIn] yes [Spotify] no [iHeartRadio] yes [Amazon MP3] no [Music Player Pro] no [My Mixtapez Music & MP3] no [iTunes Radio] no [Slacker Radio]

Output: no


Input: [0] Audio Interstitial Ads [Pandora] yes (audio + visual) [TuneIn] yes (audio only) [Spotify] yes [iHeartRadio] no [Amazon MP3] no [Music Player Pro] no [My Mixtapez Music & MP3] no [iTunes Radio] yes [Slacker Radio]

Output: no


Input: [0] Leave behind Banners [Pandora] yes [TuneIn] no [Spotify] no [iHeartRadio] no [Amazon MP3] no [Music Player Pro] no [My Mixtapez Music & MP3] no [iTunes Radio] no [Slacker Radio]

Output: no


Input: [0] Small Banners [Pandora] yes [TuneIn] yes [Spotify] no [iHeartRadio] yes [Amazon MP3] no [Music Player Pro] yes [My Mixtapez Music & MP3] yes [iTunes Radio] no [Slacker Radio]

Output: yes


Input: [0] Large Banners [Pandora] yes [TuneIn] no [Spotify] no [iHeartRadio] no [Amazon MP3] no [Music Player Pro] no [My Mixtapez Music & MP3] no [iTunes Radio] no [Slacker Radio]

Output: no


Input: [0] Load Screen Interstitial [Pandora] yes [TuneIn] no [Spotify] no [iHeartRadio] no [Amazon MP3] no [Music Player Pro] no [My Mixtapez Music & MP3] no [iTunes Radio] no [Slacker Radio]

Output: no


Input: [0] Video Ads [Pandora] yes [TuneIn] no [Spotify] no [iHeartRadio] yes [Amazon MP3] no [Music Player Pro] no [My Mixtapez Music & MP3] no [iTunes Radio] no [Slacker Radio]

Output: no


Input: [0] Subscription [Pandora] yes [TuneIn] yes [Spotify] yes [iHeartRadio] no [Amazon MP3] no [Music Player Pro] no [My Mixtapez Music & MP3] yes [iTunes Radio] no [Slacker Radio]

Output: yes


Input: [0] Upsell Songs [Pandora] yes [TuneIn] yes [Spotify] no [iHeartRadio] yes [Amazon MP3] yes [Music Player Pro] no [My Mixtapez Music & MP3] no [iTunes Radio] yes [Slacker Radio]

Output: yes


Input: [Failover Clustering] Server instance [Log Shipping] Database [Database Mirroring] Database [Category or Feature]

Output: Scope of Availability


Input: [Failover Clustering] Hot [Log Shipping] Warm [Database Mirroring] Hot [Category or Feature]

Output: Standby type


Input: [Failover Clustering] 30 seconds + database recovery [Log Shipping] variable [Database Mirroring] <10 seconds [Category or Feature]

Output: Database downtime during failure


Input: [Failover Clustering] No (shared disk) [Log Shipping] Yes [Database Mirroring] Yes [Category or Feature]

Output: Redundant storage locations


Input: [Failover Clustering] Cluster certified servers and storage [Log Shipping] Standard servers [Database Mirroring] Standard servers [Category or Feature]

Output: Hardware requirements


Input: [Failover Clustering] 100 miles [Log Shipping] None [Database Mirroring] None [Category or Feature]

Output: Physical distance limit


Input: [Failover Clustering] All [Log Shipping] All [Database Mirroring] SQL Server 2005 SP1 [Category or Feature]

Output: SQL Server version


Input: [0] Quick Setup [1] Enabled [Hyper Cache] Enabled [W3 Total Cache] Not available [Super Cache]

Output: Not available


Input: [0] Page Caching [1] Enabled [Hyper Cache] Enabled [W3 Total Cache] Enabled [Super Cache]

Output: Enabled


Input: [0] Cache Preloading [1] Enabled [Hyper Cache] Not available [W3 Total Cache] Partially [Super Cache]

Output: Partially


Input: [0] GZIP Compression [1] Enabled [Hyper Cache] Not available [W3 Total Cache] Enabled [Super Cache]

Output: Not available


Input: [0] Browser Caching [1] Enabled [Hyper Cache] Not available [W3 Total Cache] Enabled [Super Cache]

Output: Not available


Input: [0] Google Fonts Optimization [1] Enabled [Hyper Cache] Not available [W3 Total Cache] Not available [Super Cache]

Output: Not available


Input: [0] LazyLoad [1] Enabled [Hyper Cache] Not available [W3 Total Cache] Not available [Super Cache]

Output: Not available


Input: [0] Minification/Concatenation [1] Enabled [Hyper Cache] Not available [W3 Total Cache] Enabled [Super Cache]

Output: Not available


Input: [0] Image Optimization [1] Enabled [Hyper Cache] Not available [W3 Total Cache] Not available [Super Cache]

Output: Not available


Input: [0] Defer JS Loading [1] Enabled [Hyper Cache] Not available [W3 Total Cache] Not available [Super Cache]

Output: Not available


Input: [0] CloudFlare Compatibility [1] Enabled [Hyper Cache] Not available [W3 Total Cache] Enabled [Super Cache]

Output: Not available


Input: [0] CDN [1] Enabled [Hyper Cache] Not available [W3 Total Cache] Enabled [Super Cache]

Output: Enabled


Input: [0] DNS Prefetching [1] Enabled [Hyper Cache] Not available [W3 Total Cache] Not available [Super Cache]

Output: Not available


Input: [0] Mobile Detection [1] Enabled [Hyper Cache] Not available [W3 Total Cache] Enabled [Super Cache]

Output: Enabled


Input: [0] Multisite Compatibility [1] Enabled [Hyper Cache] Not available [W3 Total Cache] Partially [Super Cache]

Output: Partially


Input: [0] Ecommerce Friendly [1] Enabled [Hyper Cache] Not available [W3 Total Cache] Not available [Super Cache]

Output: Not available


Input: [0] Multilingual Compatibility [1] Enabled [Hyper Cache] Not available [W3 Total Cache] Partially [Super Cache]

Output: Partially


Input: [0] Connected Users [1] Enabled [Hyper Cache] Not available [W3 Total Cache] Enabled [Super Cache]

Output: Enabled


Input: [0] Import/Export [1] Enabled [Hyper Cache] Not available [W3 Total Cache] Enabled [Super Cache]

Output: Not available


Input: [0] Developer Friendly [1] Enabled [Hyper Cache] Not available [W3 Total Cache] Not available [Super Cache]

Output: Not available


Input: [0] White Label [1] Enabled [Hyper Cache] Not available [W3 Total Cache] Not available [Super Cache]

Output: Not available


Input: [0] AEF [Flat] Yes [User-selectable themes] Yes [Calendar] Yes [Image attachment] Yes [Unread message tracking] Full [WYSIWYG Editor] Yes [Threaded]

Output: Yes

comparison_to_other_discussion_boards - PunBB Wiki


Input: [0] Beehive Forum [Flat] Yes [User-selectable themes] Yes [Calendar] Yes [Image attachment] Yes [Unread message tracking] Full [WYSIWYG Editor] Yes [Threaded]

Output: Yes

comparison_to_other_discussion_boards - PunBB Wiki


Input: [0] FluxBB [Flat] Yes [User-selectable themes] Yes [Calendar] No [Image attachment] No [Unread message tracking] Session [WYSIWYG Editor] No [Threaded]

Output: No

comparison_to_other_discussion_boards - PunBB Wiki


Input: [0] FUDforum [Flat] Yes [User-selectable themes] Yes [Calendar] Yes [Image attachment] Yes [Unread message tracking] Full [WYSIWYG Editor] Yes [Threaded]

Output: Yes

comparison_to_other_discussion_boards - PunBB Wiki


Input: [0] FusionBB [Flat] Yes [User-selectable themes] Yes [Calendar] Yes [Image attachment] Yes [Unread message tracking] Full [WYSIWYG Editor] No [Threaded]

Output: Yes

comparison_to_other_discussion_boards - PunBB Wiki


Input: [0] IceBB [Flat] Yes [User-selectable themes] Yes [Calendar] No [Image attachment] Yes [Unread message tracking] Full [WYSIWYG Editor] No [Threaded]

Output: No

comparison_to_other_discussion_boards - PunBB Wiki


Input: [0] Invision Power Board [Flat] Yes [User-selectable themes] Yes [Calendar] Yes [Image attachment] Yes [Unread message tracking] Full [WYSIWYG Editor] Yes [Threaded]

Output: Yes

comparison_to_other_discussion_boards - PunBB Wiki


Input: [0] MercuryBoard [Flat] Yes [User-selectable themes] Yes [Calendar] No [Image attachment] Yes [Unread message tracking] Session [WYSIWYG Editor] No [Threaded]

Output: No

comparison_to_other_discussion_boards - PunBB Wiki


Input: [0] MiniBB [Flat] Yes [User-selectable themes] Yes [Calendar] Yes [Image attachment] Yes [Unread message tracking] Full [WYSIWYG Editor] No [Threaded]

Output: No

comparison_to_other_discussion_boards - PunBB Wiki


Input: [0] MyBB [Flat] Yes [User-selectable themes] Yes [Calendar] Yes [Image attachment] Yes [Unread message tracking] Full [WYSIWYG Editor] Yes [Threaded]

Output: Yes

comparison_to_other_discussion_boards - PunBB Wiki


Input: [0] NextBBS [Flat] Yes [User-selectable themes] Yes [Calendar] Yes [Image attachment] Yes [Unread message tracking] Full [WYSIWYG Editor] Yes [Threaded]

Output: Yes

comparison_to_other_discussion_boards - PunBB Wiki


Input: [0] Phorum [Flat] Yes [User-selectable themes] Yes [Calendar] No [Image attachment] Yes [Unread message tracking] Full [WYSIWYG Editor] Yes [Threaded]

Output: Yes

comparison_to_other_discussion_boards - PunBB Wiki


Input: [0] phpBB3 [Flat] Yes [User-selectable themes] Yes [Calendar] With MOD [Image attachment] Yes [Unread message tracking] Full [WYSIWYG Editor] Yes [Threaded]

Output: No

comparison_to_other_discussion_boards - PunBB Wiki


Input: [0] PunBB [Flat] Yes [User-selectable themes] Yes [Calendar] No [Image attachment] No [Unread message tracking] Session [WYSIWYG Editor] No [Threaded]

Output: No

comparison_to_other_discussion_boards - PunBB Wiki


Input: [0] Quicksilver Forums [Flat] Yes [User-selectable themes] Yes [Calendar] No [Image attachment] Yes [Unread message tracking] Full [WYSIWYG Editor] No [Threaded]

Output: No

comparison_to_other_discussion_boards - PunBB Wiki


Input: [0] SMF 1 [Flat] Yes [User-selectable themes] Yes [Calendar] Yes [Image attachment] Yes [Unread message tracking] Full [WYSIWYG Editor] Yes [Threaded]

Output: No

comparison_to_other_discussion_boards - PunBB Wiki


Input: [0] Think Tank Forums [Flat] Yes [User-selectable themes] No [Calendar] No [Image attachment] No [Unread message tracking] Full [WYSIWYG Editor] No [Threaded]

Output: No

comparison_to_other_discussion_boards - PunBB Wiki


Input: [0] UBB.threads [Flat] Yes [User-selectable themes] Yes [Calendar] Yes [Image attachment] Yes [Unread message tracking] Full [WYSIWYG Editor] Planned [Threaded]

Output: Yes

comparison_to_other_discussion_boards - PunBB Wiki


Input: [0] UseBB [Flat] Yes [User-selectable themes] Yes [Calendar] No [Image attachment] No [Unread message tracking] Session [WYSIWYG Editor] No [Threaded]

Output: No

comparison_to_other_discussion_boards - PunBB Wiki


Input: [0] Vanilla [Flat] Yes [User-selectable themes] Yes [Calendar] No [Image attachment] No [Unread message tracking] Full [WYSIWYG Editor] No [Threaded]

Output: No

comparison_to_other_discussion_boards - PunBB Wiki


Input: [0] vBulletin [Flat] Yes [User-selectable themes] Yes [Calendar] Yes [Image attachment] Yes [Unread message tracking] Full [WYSIWYG Editor] Yes [Threaded]

Output: Yes

comparison_to_other_discussion_boards - PunBB Wiki


Input: [0] Vikingboard [Flat] Yes [User-selectable themes] Yes [Calendar] No [Image attachment] No [Unread message tracking] Full [WYSIWYG Editor] No [Threaded]

Output: No

comparison_to_other_discussion_boards - PunBB Wiki


Input: [0] XMB [Flat] Yes [User-selectable themes] Yes [Calendar] No [Image attachment] Yes [Unread message tracking] ? [WYSIWYG Editor] No [Threaded]

Output: Yes

comparison_to_other_discussion_boards - PunBB Wiki


Input: [Flat] Flat [User-selectable themes] User-selectable themes [Calendar] Calendar [Image attachment] Image attachment [Unread message tracking] Unread message tracking [WYSIWYG Editor] WYSIWYG Editor [Threaded]

Output: Threaded

comparison_to_other_discussion_boards - PunBB Wiki


Input: [Details] Supports both 8-bit and 16-bit images. Supports RGB, grayscale and duotone modes for all image depths. Supports any image resolution (dependant on memory requirements). [Topic]

Output: Image modes

Photoshop plugins and filters - Home / Products / FilterOptix / Features - Overview of the features and technical specifications of the FilterOptix plug-in.


Input: [Details] 16 different effects. 8 effects per filter possible. Change or correct color. Motion, radial and zoom blur. Special effects such as polarizer and infrared. Apply split field and center spot masks to any other effects. [Topic]

Output: Effects

Photoshop plugins and filters - Home / Products / FilterOptix / Features - Overview of the features and technical specifications of the FilterOptix plug-in.


Input: [Details] Store your own created filters as a preset. Up to 1000 presets loaded at a time. Save and load entire sets of presets to maintain many more. Share your presets with the rest of the world. [Topic]

Output: Presets

Photoshop plugins and filters - Home / Products / FilterOptix / Features - Overview of the features and technical specifications of the FilterOptix plug-in.


Input: [Details] Adaptive progressive previews give you instant feedback of any changes you make, no matter how complex the filter. Scales to image size. Designs created for a small image scale to large images. Accurate and reliable at any zoom level. Optional crosshair/horizon line to help you position the filter perfectly. [Topic]

Output: Preview

Photoshop plugins and filters - Home / Products / FilterOptix / Features - Overview of the features and technical specifications of the FilterOptix plug-in.


Input: [Details] Standard user interface; no "toy" controls. Preset selector visible at all times Intuitive controls with popup menu's for the most common changes. All controls easily accessible from a single window. Resizable to full screen. Size remembered between sessions. Tabs, so you only see the options you need. [Topic]

Output: User interface

Photoshop plugins and filters - Home / Products / FilterOptix / Features - Overview of the features and technical specifications of the FilterOptix plug-in.


Input: [Details] Illustrated help system using Windows™-standard HTML Help format, accessible from within the plug-in. Automatic tooltips for most controls, so you get help immediately. [Topic]

Output: Help

Photoshop plugins and filters - Home / Products / FilterOptix / Features - Overview of the features and technical specifications of the FilterOptix plug-in.


Input: [Details] High precission calculations; the best possible image quality on any color depth. No shortcuts; all effects are calculated mathematically accurate for top image quality. Optimized for quality first, performance second. [Topic]

Output: Quality

Photoshop plugins and filters - Home / Products / FilterOptix / Features - Overview of the features and technical specifications of the FilterOptix plug-in.


Input: [Details] Many options to customize the way FilterOptix™ looks and feels. Remembers the last filter you were working on; start to work immediately. Remembers window size and position. [Topic]

Output: And more...

Photoshop plugins and filters - Home / Products / FilterOptix / Features - Overview of the features and technical specifications of the FilterOptix plug-in.


Input: [GTKmm] Gtk::About [Comments] easy to implement (using an ui file) [Qt]

Output: does not exist


Input: [GTKmm] Gtk::Action [Qt]

Output: QAction


Input: [GTKmm] Gtk::Assistant [Qt]

Output: QWizard


Input: [GTKmm] Gtk::Button [Qt]

Output: QPushButton


Input: [GTKmm] Gtk::CheckButton [Qt]

Output: QCheckButton


Input: [GTKmm] Gtk::ComboBox [Qt]

Output: QComboBox


Input: [GTKmm] Gtk::Dialog and similar [Qt]

Output: QDialog and similar


Input: [GTKmm] Gtk::Entry [Qt]

Output: QLineEdit


Input: [GTKmm] Gtk::FileChooserButton [Comments] should be easy to implement [Qt]

Output: does not exist


Input: [GTKmm] Gtk::HBox [Qt]

Output: QHBoxLayout


Input: [GTKmm] Gtk::Image [Qt]

Output: QLabel


Input: [GTKmm] Gtk::Label [Qt]

Output: QLabel


Input: [GTKmm] Gtk::ListView [Qt]

Output: QListView, QListWidget


Input: [GTKmm] Gtk::Menu [Qt]

Output: QMenu


Input: [GTKmm] Gtk::MenuBar [Qt]

Output: QMenuBar


Input: [GTKmm] Gtk::Notebook [Qt]

Output: QTabWidget


Input: [GTKmm] Gtk::MessageDialog [Qt]

Output: QMessageBox


Input: [GTKmm] Gtk::ProgressBar [Qt]

Output: QProgressBar


Input: [GTKmm] Gtk::RadioButton [Qt]

Output: QRadioButton


Input: [GTKmm] Gtk::Scale [Qt]

Output: QSlider


Input: [GTKmm] Gtk::SpinButton [Qt]

Output: QSpinBox


Input: [GTKmm] Gtk::StatusBar [Qt]

Output: QStatusBar


Input: [GTKmm] Gtk::TextBuffer [Qt]

Output: QTextDocument


Input: [GTKmm] Gtk::Toolbar [Qt]

Output: QToolBar


Input: [GTKmm] Gtk::TreeView [Qt]

Output: QTreeView, QTreeWidget


Input: [GTKmm] Gtk::VBox [Qt]

Output: QVBoxLayout


Input: [GTKmm] Gtk::Window [Qt]

Output: QMainWindow or QWidget


Input: [Feature] See screens of remote computers [Standard] YES [Classroom Spy Professional] YES [Professional]

Output: YES

View remote screens, Show your screen on remote computers, Control remote computers, Lock remote computers


Input: [Feature] Customizable screen refresh interval [Standard] YES [Classroom Spy Professional] YES [Professional]

Output: YES

View remote screens, Show your screen on remote computers, Control remote computers, Lock remote computers


Input: [Feature] Block remote computers [Standard] YES [Classroom Spy Professional] YES [Professional]

Output: YES

View remote screens, Show your screen on remote computers, Control remote computers, Lock remote computers


Input: [Feature] Show message on remote computers [Standard] YES [Classroom Spy Professional] YES [Professional]

Output: YES

View remote screens, Show your screen on remote computers, Control remote computers, Lock remote computers


Input: [Feature] Execute application on remote computers [Standard] YES [Classroom Spy Professional] YES [Professional]

Output: YES

View remote screens, Show your screen on remote computers, Control remote computers, Lock remote computers


Input: [Feature] Restart remote computers [Standard] NO [Classroom Spy Professional] YES [Professional]

Output: YES

View remote screens, Show your screen on remote computers, Control remote computers, Lock remote computers


Input: [Feature] Switch off remote computers [Standard] NO [Classroom Spy Professional] YES [Professional]

Output: YES

View remote screens, Show your screen on remote computers, Control remote computers, Lock remote computers


Input: [Feature] Apply commands on more computers at once [Standard] YES [Classroom Spy Professional] YES [Professional]

Output: YES

View remote screens, Show your screen on remote computers, Control remote computers, Lock remote computers


Input: [Feature] Control remote computers (mouse&keyboard) [Standard] NO [Classroom Spy Professional] YES [Professional]

Output: NO

View remote screens, Show your screen on remote computers, Control remote computers, Lock remote computers


Input: [Feature] Show you screen to students [Standard] NO [Classroom Spy Professional] YES [Professional]

Output: NO

View remote screens, Show your screen on remote computers, Control remote computers, Lock remote computers


Input: [Feature] Record remote computers screens [Standard] NO [Classroom Spy Professional] YES [Professional]

Output: NO

View remote screens, Show your screen on remote computers, Control remote computers, Lock remote computers


Input: [Feature] Monitor classrooms from different locations [Standard] NO [Classroom Spy Professional] YES [Professional]

Output: NO

View remote screens, Show your screen on remote computers, Control remote computers, Lock remote computers


Input: [Feature] See output of executed shell command [Standard] NO [Classroom Spy Professional] YES [Professional]

Output: NO

View remote screens, Show your screen on remote computers, Control remote computers, Lock remote computers


Input: [Feature] Schedule remote computers desktop recording [Standard] NO [Classroom Spy Professional] YES [Professional]

Output: NO

View remote screens, Show your screen on remote computers, Control remote computers, Lock remote computers


Input: [Feature] Hibernate or suspend remote computers [Standard] NO [Classroom Spy Professional] YES [Professional]

Output: NO

View remote screens, Show your screen on remote computers, Control remote computers, Lock remote computers


Input: [Feature] Agent can be installed remotely [Standard] NO [Classroom Spy Professional] YES [Professional]

Output: NO

View remote screens, Show your screen on remote computers, Control remote computers, Lock remote computers


Input: [Feature] Automatically add a group of LAN computers [Standard] NO [Classroom Spy Professional] YES [Professional]

Output: NO

View remote screens, Show your screen on remote computers, Control remote computers, Lock remote computers


Input: [Feature] Control screensaver [Standard] NO [Classroom Spy Professional] YES [Professional]

Output: NO

View remote screens, Show your screen on remote computers, Control remote computers, Lock remote computers


Input: [Feature] Log off desktop users [Standard] NO [Classroom Spy Professional] YES [Professional]

Output: NO

View remote screens, Show your screen on remote computers, Control remote computers, Lock remote computers


Input: [Description] Keep in touch even when you can not answer calls! Voice mail allows people who are trying to reach you to leave messages in your absence. Simply retrieve them, whether you are at home or out. [Monthly Price] $4.00 [Feature]

Output: Voice Mail

Home Phone Calling Features | Phone Company | Cogeco Québec


Input: [Description] This feature allows you to see the name and phone number of the person calling you before you pick up. You can then decide whether to answer or let your voicemail take a message. [Monthly Price] $4.00 [Feature]

Output: Call Display

Home Phone Calling Features | Phone Company | Cogeco Québec


Input: [Description] Answer an incoming call without ending a call already in progress. You will never miss another important call and your line will never be occupied. [Monthly Price] $4.00 [Feature]

Output: Call Waiting

Home Phone Calling Features | Phone Company | Cogeco Québec


Input: [Description] Manage your calls as you wish! Visual Call Waiting lets you see the name and telephone number of an incoming caller, on your phone's display screen, while you are already on a call. This function is conditional to a subscription to the Calling Features Call Display and Call Waiting. When these two Calling Features are taken together, the Visual Call Display feature will be provided for free. [Monthly Price] $0.00 [Feature]

Output: Visual Call Waiting

Home Phone Calling Features | Phone Company | Cogeco Québec


Input: [Description] Redirect incoming calls to another phone number to prevent missing an important call. You can make outgoing calls even when this function is activated. [Monthly Price] $4.00 [Feature]

Output: Call Forwarding

Home Phone Calling Features | Phone Company | Cogeco Québec


Input: [Description] Talk with two people at the same time--wherever they are. You can also talk privately with one person, then resume the three-way conference call. It is an easy way to share good news with friends and family or it can be a practical tool for work! [Monthly Price] $4.00 [Feature]

Output: Three-Way Calling

Home Phone Calling Features | Phone Company | Cogeco Québec


Input: [Description] This feature allows you to block incoming calls from the last phone number that called you. After receiving an undesirable call, you can block the phone number without knowing it. There is a maximum of 30 number that can be blocked. Once the Call Blocking feature is enabled for a particular number, it is kept in your rejected calls list. [Monthly Price] $4.00 [Feature]

Output: Call Blocking

Home Phone Calling Features | Phone Company | Cogeco Québec


Input: [Description] Individuals or companies refuse to disclose their identity on call display screens? This function will let them know that they need to disclose their name and phone number to contact you. [Monthly Price] $4.00 [Feature]

Output: Anonymous Call Reject

Home Phone Calling Features | Phone Company | Cogeco Québec


Input: [Description] Make a list of phone numbers that you would like to accept, reject, send directly to voice mail, or assign a specific ringtone or distinctive ring. [Monthly Price] $4.00 [Feature]

Output: Call Screen

Home Phone Calling Features | Phone Company | Cogeco Québec


Input: [Description] Easily block all incoming calls by redirecting them automatically to your voicemail. [Monthly Price] $4.00 [Feature]

Output: Do Not Disturb

Home Phone Calling Features | Phone Company | Cogeco Québec


Input: [Description] This feature automatically prevents the display of your name and phone number when making outgoing calls. This does not effect the display of your information when calling the 911 emergency service. [Monthly Price] $4.00per account [Feature]

Output: Call Display Permanently Blocked

Home Phone Calling Features | Phone Company | Cogeco Québec


Input: [Description] Choose this if you want your name and phone number to be omitted from the next printed directory. This calling feature is available à la carte only. It is excluded from the choice of the two features included in the Select package. [Monthly Price] $2.00 [Feature]

Output: Unlisted Name and Phone Number

Home Phone Calling Features | Phone Company | Cogeco Québec


Input: [Supported features] Play money [Full version] Yes [Free version]

Output: Yes


Input: [Supported features] Ring games [Full version] Yes [Free version]

Output: Yes


Input: [Supported features] Real-time advisor [Full version] Yes [Free version]

Output: Yes


Input: [Supported features] Player stats & charts [Full version] Yes [Free version]

Output: Yes


Input: [Supported features] Real money [Full version] Yes [Free version]

Output: No


Input: [Supported features] Tournaments [Full version] Yes [Free version]

Output: No


Input: [Supported features] Pot odds & hand odds [Full version] Yes [Free version]

Output: No


Input: [Tool] format [InQloud] yes [gm2en script] yes [EN web clipper] yes [Powerbot] yes [IFTTT] no [Zapier] no [Forward]

Output: yes

Send Gmail to Evernote: an overview of the tools - HarryOnline


Input: [Tool] attachments [InQloud] yes [gm2en script] yes [EN web clipper] yes [Powerbot] yes [IFTTT] no [Zapier] yes [Forward]

Output: yes

Send Gmail to Evernote: an overview of the tools - HarryOnline


Input: [Tool] link back [InQloud] no [gm2en script] yes [EN web clipper] yes [Powerbot] yes [IFTTT] no [Zapier] yes [Forward]

Output: no

Send Gmail to Evernote: an overview of the tools - HarryOnline


Input: [Tool] automation [InQloud] yes [gm2en script] yes [EN web clipper] no [Powerbot] no [IFTTT] yes [Zapier] yes [Forward]

Output: yes

Send Gmail to Evernote: an overview of the tools - HarryOnline


Input: [Tool] notebook/tags [InQloud] only notebooks [gm2en script] both [EN web clipper] both [Powerbot] both [IFTTT] no [Zapier] no [Forward]

Output: both

Send Gmail to Evernote: an overview of the tools - HarryOnline


Input: [Tool] editable [InQloud] yes [gm2en script] no [EN web clipper] yes [Powerbot] yes [IFTTT] no [Zapier] no [Forward]

Output: yes

Send Gmail to Evernote: an overview of the tools - HarryOnline


Input: [Version] v.9.2 [Date] Mar 17, 2015 [Platform] Windows Linux [Changes]

Output: Added progress display for the taskbar icon Certificate display & save now available after first job completion Improved handling of errors for failed hard disks Professional versions: improved Active@ LiveCD & more drivers added


Input: [Version] v.9.1 [Date] Nov 11, 2014 [Platform] Windows Linux Console [Changes]

Output: Improved parallel disks erasing performance Added options to exclude removable or fixed disks from batches Added option to stop erasing process after specific number of writing errors encountered New device drivers added to BootDisk & LiveCD Support for HP Smart Array Cards added to LiveCD & Console Improved plug’n’play hardware detection & solved registration issues in Console Added configuration of command line params & INI settings in ISOtoUSB for Console


Input: [Version] v.9 [Date] May 28, 2014 [Platform] Windows Linux Console [Changes]

Output: New Ultimate package includes DOS, Windows, Linux & Console targets New Linux packages contain 32-bit & 64-bit Linux & Console targets Linux-based boot disk (LiveCD) supports UEFI secure boot on x86 & x64 systems Improved Boot Disk Creator allows to setup command line parameters for KillDisk startup Linux Console (text mode) boot disk is now included in Windows package Redesigned and improved user interface Added option to write fingerprint to the first disk sector Comments for the erase session can be easily added to the certificate Default logo can be removed from the certificate Non-blocking erase mode allows to work in parallel erase/wipe sessions Added new Department of Energy (DoE M 205.1-2) and Canadian CSEC ITSG-06 erase methods Allowed to specify ASCII or HEX overwrite pattern for each pass in User Defined erase method


Input: [Version] v.8 [Date] March 4, 2014 [Platform] Console [Changes]

Output: The most compact and fastest disk eraser Support true parallel erasing of several disks Tiny (1.5MB) Linux Console stand-alone executable without of any dependencies Includes ISO and USB boot disk creators for Windows & Linux hosts Includes documentation


Input: [Version] v.8 [Date] January 2, 2014 [Platform] Windows [Changes]

Output: Added 64-bit executable to perform faster on x64 platforms Latest Boot Disk Creator, including localization & memory testing options Added log export option to XML format Added return (exit) codes for executable running from command prompt Added command line switch (-ns) to block user interaction while erase is in progress Minor improvements...


Input: [Version] 7.5 [Date] August 1, 2013 [Platform] Windows [Changes]

Output: Added 3 new NIST 800-88 erase methods New application style: light colors scheme & new icons Default method can be defined in INI file to get HDD serial Certificate logo now can be added in JPEG format Minor improvements...


Input: [Version] 7.1.12 [Date] March 20, 2013 [Platform] Windows [Changes]

Output: PDF certificates can be attached to e-mail notifications Improved Wipe for corrupted volumes (when disk integrity check fails) E-mail notifications now have LOG files attached New lightweight installer Minor UI & Kernel improvements Disk Serial Number (S/N) display problem fixed Added Verify Disk S/N' Dialog - to change Disk Serial Active@ Boot Disk Lite improvements: - Added pre-configuration of Network & Security features - Added WMI & Scripting support - Driver's Pack for Mass Storage, USB3 & Network devices


Input: [Version] 7.1 Beta [Date] March 11, 2013 [Platform] Windows [Changes]

Output: New lightweight installer Disk Serial Number (S/N) problem fixed New 'Verify Disk S/N' Dialog Labels for toolbar buttons Minor UI & Kernel improvements


Input: [Version] 7.0.1 [Date] November 7, 2012 [Platform] Windows [Changes]

Output: Parallel erasing/wiping of several disks at the same time Erase\wipe speed has been significantly increased Support for previewing and wiping Apple HFS+ and exFAT Custom Logo & Info can be embedded into erase/wipe certificate Enhanced Certificate look and functionality Notifications and reports can be sent by e-mail Ability to send e-mail reports via pre-configured FREE SMTP account Universal Boot Disk Creator for CD/DVD/USB for Windows & DOS Professional version includes the latest Active@ Boot Disk 6 Lite Settings stored in portable INI text file instead of local Registry Save Log & Shutdown PC option after erase completed Re-designed User Interface


Input: [Version] 7.0 Beta 7 [Date] November 2, 2012 [Platform] Windows [Changes]

Output: Custom Certificate Look improved Wipe/Erase disk lock problems resolved Completed User Guide Minor defects fixed


Input: [Version] 7.0 Beta 6 [Date] October 26, 2012 [Platform] Windows [Changes]

Output: Improved wipe performance and disks locks Improved execution under Boot Disk environment Added ability to send e-mail reports via FREE SMTP account Fixed Dynamic Disks (LDM) erasing errors Fixed many UI and kernel bugs and defects


Input: [Version] 7.0 Beta 3 [Date] October 16, 2012 [Platform] Windows [Changes]

Output: Added Shutdown PC option after erase completed Improved Batch Mode and Log File functionality Settings now stored in and can be loaded from INI file Many Kernel & GUI fixes and improvements


Input: [Version] 7.0 Beta 2 [Date] October 3, 2012 [Platform] Windows [Changes]

Output: Fixed: - Parallel erase speed increased - Wipe of file slack space and directories - speed increased - GUI defects fixed, Kernel updated


Input: [Version] 7.0 Beta [Date] September 10, 2012 [Platform] Windows [Changes]

Output: Parallel erasing/wiping of several disks Support for wiping Apple HFS+ & Linux Ext2/Ext3/Ext4 Company Logo & Technician Info can be included into erase certificate Notifications can be sent by e-mail Re-designed User Interface Existing customers may use version 6 registration keys to activate Pro edition features


Input: [Version] 6.0 [Date] March 14, 2012 [Platform] Windows [Changes]

Output: New features: Erasing/Wiping Certificate can be displayed after completion for printing; Erasing/Wiping Certificate can be saved as a PDF; Progress bar improved to display current pass and overall status; Progress now shows elapsed time and estimated time to completion; If several drives are selected to be erased, queue progress is displayed; Log filename and path can be specified in settings; Log is improved to display details for each pass and verification; Progress now shows elapsed time and estimated time to completion; Session Log can be viewed while erasing/wiping is in progress; Command line options added to support certificate and log file options.


Input: [Version] 5.5 [Date] August 23, 2011 [Platform] Windows [Changes]

Output: New universal Boot Disk Creator for DOS and Windows for all types of media Boot Disk Creator allows customizing bootable media features and boot options Windows Boot Disk is based on Windows 7 SP1 and includes new drivers and utilities Included Boot Disk for Windows documentation New InstallShield-based installation Minor bug fixes and improvements in the software


Input: [Version] 5.2 [Date] May 01, 2010 [Platform] Windows [Changes]

Output: The version supports 17 security standards from various countries including: Bruce Schneier's algorithm, Canadian OPS-II, DoD 5220.22 M, Gutmann's algorithm and many more.


Input: [Version] 4.1 [Date] March 07, 2007 [Platform] Windows [Changes]

Output: New disk wipe function wipes out all unused space on existing drives, not touching existing data. Package now includes additional a real-mode application which is more compatible with different types of hardware and more compact in size.


Input: [File] AIM [Size] 5kb [Date] 01/06/2000 [Description]

Output: AIM is AOL's Instant Messaging software on EPOC


Input: [File] Bloobox [Size] 64kb [Date] 10/10/1999 [Description]

Output: released as freeware by Wired Pr0tea and Phull Phat Software


Input: [File] DsLink [Size] 1.4mb [Date] 01/10/1998 [Description]

Output: a utility that allows EPOC devices to connect to the internet via a PC


Input: [File] Dual_O [Size] 18kb [Date] 19/07/2003 [Description]

Output: a program designed to allow the use of both versions of Opera


Input: [File] Easy Switch.rar [Size] 26kb [Date] 30/11/1999 [Description]

Output: Installation soft For the Psion infra red 56k Travel Modem


Input: [File] IMAP4 [Size] 58kb [Date] 13/03/2001 [Description]

Output: patch from Psion that lets you use IMAP4 email with your ER5 email program


Input: [File] Mocha W32 PPP [Size] 300kb [Date] 29/01/2006 [Description]

Output: a utility that allows EPOC devices to connect to the internet via a PC


Input: [File] LanGlobal [Size] 8kb [Date] 31/08/2004 [Description]

Output: original beta Ethernet drivers originally released by Psion for the Series 7


Input: [File] Opera v3.62 [Size] 208kb [Date] 23/03/2000 [Description]

Output: Full version of Opera v3.62 for ER3 machines Series 5, Geofox, Osaris


Input: [File] Opera v3.62 (ER5) [Size] 213kb [Date] 17/03/2000 [Description]

Output: Opera v3.62for ER5 machines 5mx, revo, mako, Series 7, netBook, MC218


Input: [File] Opera v5.13 (ER3) [Size] 997kb [Date] 19/11/2001 [Description]

Output: Opera v5.13 for ER3 machines Series 5, Geofox, Osaris)


Input: [File] Opera v5.13 (ER5) [Size] 101mb [Date] 19/11/2001 [Description]

Output: Opera v5.13 for ER5 machines 5mx, MC218, revo, mako, Series 7, etc


Input: [File] Opera v5.14 (ER3) [Size] 998kb [Date] 05/12/2001 [Description]

Output: Opera v5.14 for ER3 machines (Series 5, Geofox, Osaris)


Input: [File] OperaSettings [Size] 1kb [Date] 06/01/2006 [Description]

Output: This is a file for replacing the Opera.ini file to optimise all of Opera's settings


Input: [File] SigMx.zip [Size] 5kb [Date] 30/11/1999 [Description]

Output: a small helper app which allows you to add signatures onto the end of email


Input: [File] SigStd.zip [Size] 5kb [Date] 30/11/2099 [Description]

Output: a small helper app which allows you to add signatures onto the end of emails


Input: [File] TCPIP-Update.zip [Size] 235kb [Date] 19/12/2003 [Description]

Output: zip file contains both the TCP/IP Update for ER5 machines


Input: [File] WAP.zip [Size] 222kb [Date] 27/07/2001 [Description]

Output: The Psion WAPBrowser was developed by Purple Software


Input: [File] WAPD.zip [Size] 217kb [Date] 26/07/2001 [Description]

Output: As above but German installation


Input: [File] WAPF.zip [Size] 217kb [Date] 26/07/2001 [Description]

Output: As above but French installation


Input: [File] Web_Netbook.zip [Size] 371kb [Date] 06/10/1999 [Description]

Output: last version of Web that Psion released


Input: [File] Web_Revo.zip [Size] 398kb [Date] 17/07/2000 [Description]

Output: As above but for the revo/revo+/mako


Input: [Feature] Free (cost) software [OTRS] Yes [SpiceWorks]

Output: Yes

A Mind in Transition. A Heart Open.: Spiceworks vs OTRS


Input: [Feature] Open Source (you have the source code) [OTRS] Yes [SpiceWorks]

Output: No

A Mind in Transition. A Heart Open.: Spiceworks vs OTRS


Input: [Feature] Installation is cross platform [OTRS] Yes [SpiceWorks]

Output: Windows Only

A Mind in Transition. A Heart Open.: Spiceworks vs OTRS


Input: [Feature] Client access through a browser [OTRS] Yes [SpiceWorks]

Output: Yes

A Mind in Transition. A Heart Open.: Spiceworks vs OTRS


Input: [Feature] Customizable with your company brand [OTRS] Yes [SpiceWorks]

Output: Possible?

A Mind in Transition. A Heart Open.: Spiceworks vs OTRS


Input: [Feature] Collects inventory information on your LAN [OTRS] No [SpiceWorks]

Output: Yes

A Mind in Transition. A Heart Open.: Spiceworks vs OTRS


Input: [Feature] Connects to your database [OTRS] Yes [SpiceWorks]

Output: No

A Mind in Transition. A Heart Open.: Spiceworks vs OTRS


Input: [Feature] Modules available [OTRS] Yes [SpiceWorks]

Output: Yes

A Mind in Transition. A Heart Open.: Spiceworks vs OTRS


Input: [Feature] Integrated forums and web support [OTRS] Not integrated, but available [SpiceWorks]

Output: Yes

A Mind in Transition. A Heart Open.: Spiceworks vs OTRS


Input: [Feature] Monitors your network and Exchange Server for errors and usage [OTRS] No [SpiceWorks]

Output: Yes

A Mind in Transition. A Heart Open.: Spiceworks vs OTRS


Input: [Feature] Helpdesk [OTRS] Yes [SpiceWorks]

Output: Yes

A Mind in Transition. A Heart Open.: Spiceworks vs OTRS


Input: [0] YI patches [2] Download [1]

Output: A few patches I made for YI, probably not easy to work with however. One of them lets you insert custom GFX into YI.


Input: [0] Emulator Detector [2] Download [1]

Output: Will detect the emulator the player is using and write it to a RAM address. It also comes with two patches: music.asm - If you are using a certain emulator(s) it will change the music to a different song. newlevel.asm - If you are using a certain emulator(s) and you are in a certain level it will load a new level.


Input: [0] Music Bypasser [2] Download [1]

Output: Will replace custom music in a hack with the original SMW music.


Input: [0] diSNES [2] Download [1]

Output: A SNES dissasembler I made. Don't know how buggy this is. It tries to "run" the ROM and disassembles as it goes.


Input: [0] snes9x CPU log formatter [2] Download [1]

Output: Organizes and formats the CPU trace logs snes9x outputs.


Input: [0] SPC ROM player [2] Download [1]

Output: A ROM that can play a SPC file.


Input: [0] Random Title Screen Level [2] Download [1]

Output: Will load a random level on the title screen. You can chose which levels can be loaded.


Input: [Service Name] Administrative Reporting Services - Cognos [Upgrade Plan] Cognos 10.11 - unscheduled [Transition Strategy]

Output: Jenzabar provides support releases. Minimize disruption to users. Don't fall into unsupported status.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] Admissions Application Form Submission [Transition Strategy]

Output: Support as requests arrive.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] Application and Server Monitoring [Transition Strategy]

Output: Keep version current. Build out monitoring points.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] Articulation and Transfer Clearinghouse Integration [Transition Strategy]

Output: Support vendor integration.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] Backup and Recovery [Transition Strategy]

Output: Keep Support current. Apply updates after testing and consideration of host support.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] Barnes and Noble Shopping Cart Integration [Transition Strategy]

Output: Support as needed.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] Blackboard Learn [Upgrade Plan] Next Upgrade to Production in May 2014 time-frame pending Blackboard release schedule includes sp15 [Transition Strategy]

Output: Avoid disruptions to constituents during Fall/Spring terms. Upgrade window in May following Spring Graduation.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] Blackboard Learn Test [Upgrade Plan] Next Upgrade to Production in May 2014 time-frame pending Blackboard release schedule includes sp15 [Transition Strategy]

Output: Target BBTest upgrades from February-March to support BB Help Desk training efforts.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] Blackboard Transact Fund Meal and Card Mgt [Upgrade Plan] Upgrade scheduled for Tuesday, July, 8, 2014. [Transition Strategy]

Output: Vendor provides upgrade support with SSU assistance. Plan upgrades for low usage period usually June-July. Integrations with Book Store, eAccounts, Dining, Vending, and Halo registers in Sodexo satellite areas.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] Blackboard Transact Online Account Mgt - eAccounts [Transition Strategy]

Output: Support vendor integration.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] Book Store Financial Aid Balance Integration [Upgrade Plan] Enhancement to data integration scheduled for completion by June 1, 2014. [Transition Strategy]

Output: Avoid beginning of term changes when Financial Aid is allocated for B&N purchases.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] Business Continuity - CX Administrative System [Transition Strategy]

Output: Maintain OS and Data backup process.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] Campus Housing Door Key Management - Onity [Transition Strategy]

Output: Support as needed.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] Cashnet - Student Bill Payment [Transition Strategy]

Output: Support vendor integration.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] Central Stores [Transition Strategy]

Output: Discontinued service.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] Compliance Suite - Safety Training Compliance [Transition Strategy]

Output: Support as needed. Customer notifies of upgrade availability.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] Counseling Center Records Management [Transition Strategy]

Output: HIPAA requirement applies to this data and processes.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] CX Admininstrative System [Upgrade Plan] Operating System and Database upgrade anticipated for Summer 2014. Expect Friday evening, Saturday, and Sunday downtime. [Transition Strategy]

Output: Formal change notification and approval process for non-emergency changes. Coordinate JICS updates.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] CX Administrative - Test System [Upgrade Plan] Operating System and Database upgrade anticipated for Summer 2014. Expect Friday evening, Saturday, and Sunday downtime. [Transition Strategy]

Output: Application of Jenzabar SMO as available. Careful user testing required before approval for implementation of changes to production.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] E-Mail-Staff [Transition Strategy]

Output: Careful evaluation of dependencies before upgrade must be conducted.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] National Student Clearinghouse Integration [Transition Strategy]

Output: Support vendor integration.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] Printshop Retail System - PrintPoint [Transition Strategy]

Output: Vendor provides upgrade services with support from SSU.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] R25 Test and Development [Transition Strategy]

Output: SSU performs upgrades with prompting by vendor and scheduling coordinated with user. Test environment provides upgrade practice.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] R25 v3.41 [Transition Strategy]

Output: SSU performs upgrades with prompting by vendor and scheduling coordinated with user.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] SSU Bear Card Production [Transition Strategy]

Output: Identity Card printing service tied to BB Transact. Vendor support per call is necessary for upgrade assistance and new installs.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] Student Conduct Manager - Maxient Integration [Transition Strategy]

Output: Support vendor integration.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] TK20 -Teacher Education Assessments and Portfolios [Transition Strategy]

Output: Vendor performs software upgrades with SSU support. User prompts for upgrade timing.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] Tutor Schedule and Appointment Management -AccuSQL [Transition Strategy]

Output: SSU performs upgrades with prompting and scheduling coordinated with user.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] U-Select Course Transfer Assistance Integration [Transition Strategy]

Output: Currently installed version is unsupported. Vendor in process of rolling out new product.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] Web Site Publishing - Shawnee Public Sites [Transition Strategy]

Output: Support vendor integration.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Job Name] Auxiliary Copy [Notes] See Start an Auxiliary Copy or Schedule an Auxiliary Copy for step-by-step instructions. [How To Configure Job Restarts]

Output: In the Auxiliary Copy dialog, click Advanced, then select the Job Retry tab and specify Number of Retries.


Input: [Job Name] Data Protection [Notes] Refer to information specific to your Agent, beginning with the Compliance Archiving, Backup Data, or Migration Archiving page. [How To Configure Job Restarts]

Output: In the Backup Options or Archive Options dialog, click Advanced, then select the Job Retry tab and specify Number of Retries.


Input: [Job Name] Data Recovery [Notes] Refer to information specific to your Agent, beginning with the Retrieve Data - Exchange Compliance Archiver Agent, Restore Backup Data, or Recover Archived Data page. [How To Configure Job Restarts]

Output: In the Restore Options or Recover Options dialog, click Advanced, then select the Job Retry tab and specify Number of Retries.


Input: [Job Name] Data Collection [Notes] See, Data Collection and Run/Schedule a Data Collection Job for an SRM Instance, Agent or Subclient for detailed information. [How To Configure Job Restarts]

Output: In the Schedule Data Collection Job dialog, click Advanced, then select Job Retry tab and specify Number of Retries.


Input: [Job Name] Disaster Recovery Backup [Notes] See Starting a Disaster Recovery Backup or Scheduling a Disaster Recovery Backup for step-by-step instructions. [How To Configure Job Restarts]

Output: In the Disaster Recovery Backup Options dialog, select the Job Retry tab and specify Number of Retries.


Input: [Job Name] Erase Stub jobs for Exchange Mailbox Archiver [Notes] See Erase Stubs for step-by-step instructions. [How To Configure Job Restarts]

Output: In the Erase Stubs selected for deletion in Outlook dialog, select the Job Retry tab and specify Number of Retries.


Input: [Job Name] Offline Content Indexing [Notes] See Start or Schedule Offline Content Indexing Operations for step-by-step instructions. [How To Configure Job Restarts]

Output: In the Content Indexing dialog box, click Advanced, then select the Job Retry tab and specify Number of Retries.


Input: [Job Name] Online Content Indexing [Notes] See Start or Schedule Online Content Indexing Operations for step-by-step instructions. [How To Configure Job Restarts]

Output: In the Backup Options dialog box, click Advanced, then select the Job Retry tab and specify Number of Retries.


Input: [Sound file] gman_exit01 [Play] Sorry, your browser either has JavaScript disabled or does not have any supported player. You can download the clip or download a player to play the clip in your browser. [Quote]

Output: Time, Dr. Freeman?

The G-Man/Quotes - Combine OverWiki, the original Half-Life wiki and Portal wiki!


Input: [Sound file] gman_exit02 [Play] Sorry, your browser either has JavaScript disabled or does not have any supported player. You can download the clip or download a player to play the clip in your browser. [Quote]

Output: Is it really that time again?

The G-Man/Quotes - Combine OverWiki, the original Half-Life wiki and Portal wiki!


Input: [Sound file] gman_exit03 [Play] Sorry, your browser either has JavaScript disabled or does not have any supported player. You can download the clip or download a player to play the clip in your browser. [Quote]

Output: It seems as if you only just arrived.

The G-Man/Quotes - Combine OverWiki, the original Half-Life wiki and Portal wiki!


Input: [Sound file] gman_exit04 [Play] Sorry, your browser either has JavaScript disabled or does not have any supported player. You can download the clip or download a player to play the clip in your browser. [Quote]

Output: You've done a great deal in a small timespan.

The G-Man/Quotes - Combine OverWiki, the original Half-Life wiki and Portal wiki!


Input: [Sound file] gman_exit05 [Play] Sorry, your browser either has JavaScript disabled or does not have any supported player. You can download the clip or download a player to play the clip in your browser. [Quote]

Output: You've done so well, in fact, that I've received some interesting offers for your services. Ordinarily, I wouldn't contemplate them. But these are extraordinary times.

The G-Man/Quotes - Combine OverWiki, the original Half-Life wiki and Portal wiki!


Input: [Sound file] gman_exit06 [Play] Sorry, your browser either has JavaScript disabled or does not have any supported player. You can download the clip or download a player to play the clip in your browser. [Quote]

Output: Rather than offer you the illusion of free choice, I will take the liberty of choosing for you...if and when your time comes around again.

The G-Man/Quotes - Combine OverWiki, the original Half-Life wiki and Portal wiki!


Input: [Sound file] gman_exit07 [Play] Sorry, your browser either has JavaScript disabled or does not have any supported player. You can download the clip or download a player to play the clip in your browser. [Quote]

Output: I do apologize for what must seem to you an arbitrary imposition, Dr. Freeman. I trust it will all make sense to you in the course of...well...

The G-Man/Quotes - Combine OverWiki, the original Half-Life wiki and Portal wiki!


Input: [Sound file] gman_exit08 [Play] Sorry, your browser either has JavaScript disabled or does not have any supported player. You can download the clip or download a player to play the clip in your browser. [Quote]

Output: I'm really not at liberty to say.

The G-Man/Quotes - Combine OverWiki, the original Half-Life wiki and Portal wiki!


Input: [Sound file] gman_exit09 [Play] Sorry, your browser either has JavaScript disabled or does not have any supported player. You can download the clip or download a player to play the clip in your browser. [Quote]

Output: In the meantime...

The G-Man/Quotes - Combine OverWiki, the original Half-Life wiki and Portal wiki!


Input: [Sound file] gman_exit10 [Play] Sorry, your browser either has JavaScript disabled or does not have any supported player. You can download the clip or download a player to play the clip in your browser. [Quote]

Output: This is where I get off.

The G-Man/Quotes - Combine OverWiki, the original Half-Life wiki and Portal wiki!


Input: [Details] Havok Vision, Physics, AI, Animation Studio [0]

Output: Bundled Products


Input: [Details] Headers for all products. Source code for the integrations of Physics, AI & Animation into Havok Vision. Extensive demo source. [0]

Output: Source Code Access


Input: [Details] Community support via our Project Anarchy web portal [0]

Output: Support


Input: [Details] Project Anarchy splash screen required on launch and options for Havok to do some co-promotion activity around your game launch. [0]

Output: Co-marketing


Input: [Details] Full license to ship on iOS, Android (ARM and x86), and Tizen. Includes a “development only” license for Windows (DX9). [0]

Output: Platform support


Input: [Details] Through an official “App Store”, e.g. Google Play, iOS App Store, Firefox Marketplace, Amazon Appstore [0]

Output: Deployment channel


Input: [English] PDF [Description] All about render-to-texture and the new frambuffer object extension. [Session/Talk Title]

Output: The OpenGL Framebuffer Object Extension


Input: [English] PDF [Description] Various useful image processing tricks, including histograms, recursive filters, and the discrete cosine transform. [Session/Talk Title]

Output: Image Processing Tricks in OpenGL


Input: [English] PDF [Description] A look at OpenGL 2.0 and new ARB extensions. [Session/Talk Title]

Output: OpenGL 2.0 and New Extensions


Input: [English] PDF [Description] How to get the most of SLI for OpenGL applications. [Session/Talk Title]

Output: Programming for SLI in OpenGL


Input: [English] PDF [Description] An overview of the new NVShaderPerf and NVPerfKIT performance tools for OpenGL. [Session/Talk Title]

Output: OpenGL Performance Tools


Input: [English] PDF PPT [Description] How to use the power of the GPU for general-purpose computation. [Session/Talk Title]

Output: GPGPU: General-Purpose Computation on GPUs


Input: [English] PDF [Description] How to use Graphic Remedy's gDEBugger tool to track down problems in OpenGL applications. [Session/Talk Title]

Output: Advanced OpenGL Debugging and Profiling with gDEBugger - 30 day trial version of gDEBugger


Input: [Reason / Description] Creats a new local (to the victim) user called ‘hacker’ with the password of ‘hacker’ [Command]

Output: net user hacker hacker /add

PTES Technical Guidelines - The Penetration Testing Execution Standard


Input: [Reason / Description] Adds the new user ‘hacker’ to the local administrators group [Command]

Output: net localgroup administrators /add hacker net localgroup administrators hacker /add

PTES Technical Guidelines - The Penetration Testing Execution Standard


Input: [Reason / Description] Shares the C drive (you can specify any drive) out as a Windows share and grants the user ‘hacker’ full rights to access, or modify anything on that drive. One thing to note is that in newer (will have to look up exactly when, I believe since XP SP2) windows versions, share permissions and file permissions are separated. Since we added our selves as a local admin this isn’t a problem but it is something to keep in mind [Command]

Output: net share nothing$=C:\ /grant:hacker,FULL /unlimited

PTES Technical Guidelines - The Penetration Testing Execution Standard


Input: [Reason / Description] Changes an inactive / disabled account to active. This can useful for re-enabling old domain admins to use, but still puts up a red flag if those accounts are being watched. [Command]

Output: net user username /active:yes /domain

PTES Technical Guidelines - The Penetration Testing Execution Standard


Input: [Reason / Description] Disables the local windows firewall [Command]

Output: netsh firewall set opmode disable

PTES Technical Guidelines - The Penetration Testing Execution Standard


Input: [Reason / Description] Enables the local windows firewall. If rules are not in place for your connection, this could cause you to loose it. [Command]

Output: netsh firewall set opmode enable

PTES Technical Guidelines - The Penetration Testing Execution Standard


Input: [Application Server] Tomcat [LMF running on Equinox] OK [Problems/Notes] Everything seems to work pretty fine. Note we should run in the isolated mode. In order to prevent errors with logging start the tomcat app server with -Dlog4j.ignoreTCL=true. When using Felix some bundle resolution problems appear in the log but everything is working fine (let on that way for now!) [LMF running on Felix]

Output: OK

[LPS-30863] As a system admin I can use and configure the Liferay Module Framework in any of the currently supported app servers - Liferay Issues


Input: [Application Server] Jetty [LMF running on Equinox] OK [LMF running on Felix]

Output: OK

[LPS-30863] As a system admin I can use and configure the Liferay Module Framework in any of the currently supported app servers - Liferay Issues


Input: [Application Server] Glassfish [LMF running on Equinox] OK [Problems/Notes] Latest versions of Glassfish run on top of Felix and the 4.0.3 version has a bug which has already been solved in by the Felix development team. We will package the new versions as soon as they release it [LMF running on Felix]

Output: Failing

[LPS-30863] As a system admin I can use and configure the Liferay Module Framework in any of the currently supported app servers - Liferay Issues


Input: [Application Server] JBoss [LMF running on Equinox] OK [Problems/Notes] Everything seems to work pretty fine. Note we should run in the isolated mode. In order to prevent errors with logging start the tomcat app server with -Dlog4j.ignoreTCL=true [LMF running on Felix]

Output: OK

[LPS-30863] As a system admin I can use and configure the Liferay Module Framework in any of the currently supported app servers - Liferay Issues


Input: [Application Server] Jonas [LMF running on Equinox] On going work [Problems/Notes] Jonas is built on top of Felix 3.0.9 which is in conflict with our underlying Felix where both are running on the same JVM [LMF running on Felix]

Output: FAILING

[LPS-30863] As a system admin I can use and configure the Liferay Module Framework in any of the currently supported app servers - Liferay Issues


Input: [Application Server] Websphere [LMF running on Equinox] OK [Problems/Notes] Tested against 8.0.X series. 8.5.X presents a bug not related with the Module Framework which will be resolved by IBM in the next release of the Fix pack http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg1PM71336 [LMF running on Felix]

Output: OK

[LPS-30863] As a system admin I can use and configure the Liferay Module Framework in any of the currently supported app servers - Liferay Issues


Input: [Application Server] Weblogic [LMF running on Equinox] OK [LMF running on Felix]

Output: OK

[LPS-30863] As a system admin I can use and configure the Liferay Module Framework in any of the currently supported app servers - Liferay Issues


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

Output: Notifies users of administrative alerts. You can use the Alerter service to have Performance Monitor send you a network pop-up message and/or run a program when one of the counters exceeds a preset threshold. You really should not have a need for this service. If you know what it is and what it does, then you will know to leave it on.

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Input: [Service Name] Application Layer Gateway Service [Recommended Setting] Manual [Notes]

Output: Used for Assign Publish and Remove software services. Some users have emailed me and have told me that their computer needs this service. I have it disabled, and I'm doing fine. You should set this to manual, and if an application needs this service, it will start, otherwise it will not.

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Input: [Service Name] Automatic Updates [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: Contacts Microsoft's web site to see if there are any updates available for your computer. Honestly, I would rather go to windowsupdate.microsoft.com and update my computer rather than having it automatically update. Disabling this service will stop automatic windows updates. If you disable this service, don't forget to check for updates often!

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Input: [Service Name] Background Intelligent Transfer Service [Recommended Setting] Manual [Notes]

Output: Transfers files asynchronously between a client and an HTTP server. BITS only supports the HTTP 1.1 protocol. BITS continues to transfer the files after the application exits, as long as the user who initiated the transfer remains logged on, and a network connection is established-BITS will not force a connection. I got an email from Crystal, the person I told you about a few mins ago, and she say's disabling the Background Intelligent Transfer Service is not necessarily wise as more programs than you realize actually use this service. As well, RPC Locator that is important. More information: HTTP Requirements MSDN Whitepaper

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

Output: Used to store information (cut/paste) and share it with other computers on the network.

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

Output: I could not find a lot of information about COM+ Event System but here is what I found at Microsoft's site: The COM+ Events service uses an event class object to manage the connection between publisher and subscriber. The event class object is a COM+ component that is managed and stored by the COM+ Events system and contains the interfaces and methods used by a publisher to fire events. It is a persistent object that indicates the events that can occur and, optionally, identifies the publisher. You specify the interfaces and methods you want an event class to contain by providing a type library.

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Input: [Service Name] COM+ System Application [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: (See Com+ Event System Notes)

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Input: [Service Name] Computer Browser [Recommended Setting] Manual/Disable* [Notes]

Output: The Computer Browser Service component implements computer browsing functionality exposed by Windows through Microsoft Networking. It allows a client machine to browse its network neighborhood for available computers exposing file and print sharing services. This service is not needed on a standalone system. If you go to a lan party or you share files on your home network you might want to turn this on manual. Otherwise you can Disable it.

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Input: [Service Name] Cryptographic Services [Recommended Setting] Automatic [Notes]

Output: Basically it confirms signatures of Windows files You may always get a dialog box complaining about uncertified drivers if this is disabled. Keep it enabled in order to download updates from windowsupdate.microsoft.com

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Input: [Service Name] DHCP Client [Recommended Setting] Manual/Disable* [Notes]

Output: Receives a Dynamic IP address from your DHCP server. If you have a static ip (An ip that doesn't change) then you could turn this service off. If your on 56k or have a dynamic ip on your network, leave it as it is. I believe if you're running PPPoE software for your DSL, you must leave this on. Disable it only if you know that you have a static IP address.

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Input: [Service Name] Distributed Link Tracking Client [Recommended Setting] Disable [Notes]

Output: Maintains links with NTFS files within your computer or across a domain. I don't think many people would have a use for this unless you are on a corporate network. What Microsoft has to say: "The distributed link-tracking service enables client applications to track link sources that have been moved. Clients that subscribe to the link-tracking service can maintain the integrity of their references, and the objects can be tracked in a manner that is transparent to the user."

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