Input: [Solution] Restart Cadence. Hopefully you will get a message like: Cellview (part1 layout) from lib (lab3) is saved in the panic file (/home/username/cadence/lab3/part1/layout/layout.cd-) To recover do: dbOpenPanicCellView("lab3" "part1" "layout") Just paste the last line into the bottom text input box of the ICFB window (the first window that appears). It should respond with some sort of cryptic success message. Then simply open that cellview and hopefully most of your work will be restored. [Symptom]

Output: Cadence crashed, I forgot to save, and I lost hours of work! What do I do?


Input: [Package] RoarAudio [Version] 1.0beta11 [Download] src sig [Comment] The soundserver (+ libs, tools and plugins) itself [Stage of development]

Output: working beta


Input: [Package] μRoar [Version] 0.1.13 [Download] src sig [Comment] LGPLed minimalistic RoarAudio library [Stage of development]

Output: stable


Input: [Package] RoarAudio PlayList Daemon [Version] 0.1.9 [Download] src sig [Comment] Music player daemon for RoarAudio [Stage of development]

Output: stable


Input: [Package] μRoarD [Version] 0.1.14 [Download] src sig [Comment] minimalist sound server [Stage of development]

Output: stable


Input: [Package] aroarfw [Version] 0.1beta5 [Download] src sig [Comment] Framework for low (hardware) level programming with the RoarAudio protocol [Stage of development]

Output: working beta


Input: [Package] libaudio-rpld-perl (Audio::RPLD) [Version] 0.1beta6 [Download] src sig [Comment] Perl module to access the RoarAudio PlayList Daemon [Stage of development]

Output: working beta


Input: [Package] vclt-tools [Version] 0.1.4 [Download] src sig [Comment] Collection of tools to create and manipulate VCLT playlists [Stage of development]

Output: stable


Input: [Package] nrd [Version] 0.1.0 [Download] src sig [Comment] Nano RoarAudio Daemon, Server for educational use only [Stage of development]

Output: stable


Input: [Package] SCRSI [Version] 0.1beta0 [Download] src sig [Comment] Small Common RoarAudio Server Interface [Stage of development]

Output: working beta


Input: [Package] SavannahIce [Version] 0.1.4 [Download] src sig [Comment] RoarAudio-to-HTTP protocol gateway [Stage of development]

Output: stable


Input: [Package] uste [Version] 0.1beta0 [Download] src sig [Comment] Universal Small Template Engine [Stage of development]

Output: working beta


Input: [Package] RoarAudio [Version] 1.0beta10 [Download] src sig [Comment] Old soundserver package [Stage of development]

Output: working beta


Input: [Package] μRoar [Version] 0.1.12 [Download] src sig [Comment] Old package of LGPLed minimalistic RoarAudio library [Stage of development]

Output: stable


Input: [Package] RoarAudio PlayList Daemon [Version] 0.1.8 [Download] src sig [Comment] Old package of RoarAudio's music player daemon [Stage of development]

Output: stable


Input: [Package] μRoarD [Version] 0.1.13 [Download] src sig [Comment] Old package of minimalist sound server [Stage of development]

Output: stable


Input: [Package] libaudio-rpld-perl (Audio::RPLD) [Version] 0.1beta5 [Download] src sig [Comment] Old Perl module to access the RoarAudio PlayList Daemon [Stage of development]

Output: working beta


Input: [Package] aroarfw [Version] 0.1beta4 [Download] src sig [Comment] Old package of framework for low (hardware) level programming with the RoarAudio protocol [Stage of development]

Output: working beta


Input: [Package] vclt-tools [Version] 0.1.3 [Download] src sig [Comment] Old collection of tools to create and manipulate VCLT playlists [Stage of development]

Output: stable


Input: [Package] SavannahIce [Version] 0.1.3 [Download] src sig [Comment] Old package of RoarAudio-to-HTTP protocol gateway [Stage of development]

Output: stable


Input: [Task ID] 3 [Resource Name] Project Management [Task Name]

Output: Develop engagement letter & proposal for requirements analysis phase


Input: [Task ID] 6 [Resource Name] Project Management [Task Name]

Output: Project Kickoff meeting


Input: [Task ID] 8 [Resource Name] Project Management [Task Name]

Output: Identify Customer Project Management and Team Members


Input: [Task ID] 9 [Resource Name] Project Management [Task Name]

Output: Identify Partner Team: Sales, Project Team members


Input: [Task ID] 10 [Resource Name] Project Management [Task Name]

Output: Develop Client Communication Plan


Input: [Task ID] 11 [Resource Name] Project Management [Task Name]

Output: Develop Contingency Plan


Input: [Task ID] 12 [Resource Name] Project Management [Task Name]

Output: Prepare Work Environment


Input: [Task ID] 13 [Resource Name] Project Management [Task Name]

Output: Prepare Project Binder


Input: [Task ID] 15 [Resource Name] Project Management [Task Name]

Output: Establish Change Control Process


Input: [Task ID] 16 [Resource Name] Project Management [Task Name]

Output: Establish Issue Management Process


Input: [Task ID] 17 [Resource Name] Project Management [Task Name]

Output: Establish Status Tracking and Reporting Process


Input: [Task ID] 51 [Resource Name] Client [Task Name]

Output: Review and document current network and application e-infrastructure


Input: [Task ID] 52 [Resource Name] Consultant [Task Name]

Output: Review needed technology application, hardware, software and network requirements


Input: [Task ID] 53 [Resource Name] Consultant [Task Name]

Output: Document Disparities between existing environment and recommended


Input: [Task ID] 59 [Resource Name] Consultant [Task Name]

Output: Create Development Environment


Input: [Task ID] 60 [Resource Name] Consultant [Task Name]

Output: Build Development Database


Input: [Task ID] 61 [Resource Name] Consultant [Task Name]

Output: Set up Development Workstation


Input: [Task ID] 62 [Resource Name] Consultant [Task Name]

Output: Install ERP, Site Commerce Server, Dev tools & other needed applications


Input: [Task ID] 83 [Resource Name] Consultant [Task Name]

Output: Develop and iteratively review requirements and design document


Input: [Task ID] 91 [Resource Name] Consultant [Task Name]

Output: Define basic site requirements


Input: [Task ID] 93 [Resource Name] Consultant [Task Name]

Output: Design and document screen configuration requirements


Input: [Task ID] 124 [Resource Name] Project Management [Task Name]

Output: Define Success Criteria


Input: [Task ID] 124 [Resource Name] Client [Task Name]

Output: Define Success Criteria


Input: [Task ID] 125 [Resource Name] Consultant [Task Name]

Output: Design User Test Scenarios


Input: [Task ID] 126 [Resource Name] Consultant [Task Name]

Output: Design Integration Test Scenarios


Input: [Task ID] 127 [Resource Name] Consultant [Task Name]

Output: Design System Test Scenarios


Input: [Task ID] 128 [Resource Name] Consultant [Task Name]

Output: Assess Test Environment: hardware & software requirements


Input: [Task ID] 129 [Resource Name] Consultant [Task Name]

Output: Design process for tracking bugs found in testing


Input: [Task ID] 130 [Resource Name] Consultant [Task Name]

Output: Design process to build test data


Input: [Task ID] 131 [Resource Name] Project Management [Task Name]

Output: Review Systems & Integration Test Plan


Input: [Task ID] 134 [Resource Name] Consultant [Task Name]

Output: Report Tests


Input: [Task ID] 135 [Resource Name] Consultant [Task Name]

Output: Query Tests


Input: [Task ID] 136 [Resource Name] Consultant [Task Name]

Output: Application Interface Tests


Input: [Task ID] 137 [Resource Name] Consultant [Task Name]

Output: Web user tests


Input: [Task ID] 138 [Resource Name] Consultant [Task Name]

Output: Back Office Integration Tests


Input: [Task ID] 139 [Resource Name] Consultant [Task Name]

Output: Conduct System Tests


Input: [Task ID] 140 [Resource Name] Project Management [Task Name]

Output: Review Testing Results


Input: [Task ID] 141 [Resource Name] Client [Task Name]

Output: Test Support Operations


Input: [Task ID] 142 [Resource Name] Project Management [Task Name]

Output: Final validation review


Input: [Task ID] 154 [Resource Name] Consultant [Task Name]

Output: Turn on Back Office Integration


Input: [Task ID] 159 [Resource Name] Consultant [Task Name]

Output: User Support and Guidance


Input: [Task ID] 163 [Resource Name] Project Management [Task Name]

Output: Obtain Implementation Signoff.


Input: [Task ID] 165 [Resource Name] Project Management [Task Name]

Output: Manage Financial Information


Input: [Task ID] 166 [Resource Name] Project Management [Task Name]

Output: Write Status Reports


Input: [Task ID] 167 [Resource Name] Project Management [Task Name]

Output: Manage Project Plan & Actuals


Input: [Task ID] 168 [Resource Name] Project Management [Task Name]

Output: Manage Change Control


Input: [Task ID] 169 [Resource Name] Project Management [Task Name]

Output: Review and Maintain Issue Log


Input: [Task ID] 170 [Resource Name] Project Management [Task Name]

Output: Maintain Risk Log


Input: [Task ID] 171 [Resource Name] Project Management [Task Name]

Output: Conduct Project Status Meetings


Input: [Task ID] 172 [Resource Name] Project Management [Task Name]

Output: Conduct Client Briefings


Input: [Task ID] 173 [Resource Name] Project Management [Task Name]

Output: Conduct User Communications


Input: [Task ID] 174 [Resource Name] Project Management [Task Name]

Output: Perform Day to Day Meetings and Issue Management


Input: [Browser] Camino [Pros] Compatibility Handles most every site you can throw at it Cocoa-native application [Comments] This was my default browser for much of the year until Safari neared golden master. I liked the tabs and the fact that the widgets look like they "belong" in OS X. I ultimately tired of its crashing and no longer use it. I hope development picks up again as this still has a lot of potential [Cons]

Output: Crash prone Development has slowed to a crawl

Ars Technica: Macintosh Browser Smackdown - Page 3 - (8/2003)


Input: [Browser] Firebird [Pros] Fast, good compatibility Easy-to-navigate preferences [Comments] Impressive rendering speed and compatibility. Smaller footprint than its Gecko-based brethren. [Cons]

Output: Non Mac-like interface

Ars Technica: Macintosh Browser Smackdown - Page 3 - (8/2003)


Input: [Browser] iCab [Pros] Small footprint [Comments] This is definitely the most incomplete browser tested. The lack of progress in getting support for CSS and JavaScript is disappointing given 5 years of development. At least it can handle SSL properly, which used to be a problem in earlier versions. Perhaps they should concentrate on the OS 9 (and earlier) market [Cons]

Output: Breaks the Internet Support for CSS and JavaScript still lacking Slow

Ars Technica: Macintosh Browser Smackdown - Page 3 - (8/2003)


Input: [Browser] Internet Explorer [Pros] Renders pages similarly to Windows versions Can work seamlessly with bookmarks and settings from OS 9 and earlier [Comments] IE 5.1 for OS 9 and earlier was once the best-in-class browser. The current version feels like a quick and dirty port to OS X and has some problems with more complex web pages. It's a shame that this is still the default browser in OS X installations. [Cons]

Output: No longer being updated Lack of version and feature parity with Windows No option to block un-requested pop-ups No tabs

Ars Technica: Macintosh Browser Smackdown - Page 3 - (8/2003)


Input: [Browser] Mozilla [Pros] Compatibility Support of standards [Comments] Was replaced by Camino as my default browser. My first introduction to the wonderful world of tabbed browsing. A solid browser for OS X [Cons]

Output: Large Sometimes has problems with "excessive" dynamic content User profiles completely unnecessary with OS X

Ars Technica: Macintosh Browser Smackdown - Page 3 - (8/2003)


Input: [Browser] Netscape [Pros] Compatibility [Comments] Shares profile information and settings with Mozilla installation. Also, maintaining user profiles from within a multiuser OS is a complete waste of time and frustrating [Cons]

Output: User profiles completely unnecessary with OS X

Ars Technica: Macintosh Browser Smackdown - Page 3 - (8/2003)


Input: [Browser] OmniWeb [Pros] Web pages look beautiful Feels very OS X like Allows for high degree of customizability Preferences very intuitive and easy to navigate [Comments] I liked OmniWeb 4.0 so much when it shipped that I bought a license. In the days of OS X 10.0 and 10.1, it was the only browser with anti-aliased text. Earlier versions were known for their slow rendering and problems with JavaScript, but this has been improved with the adoption of WebCore and JavaScriptCore technologies. It still lags behind Safari on rendering speed [Cons]

Output: NO TABS! JavaScript and CSS2 support incomplete Occasional high CPU usage in background Renders more slowly than Safari

Ars Technica: Macintosh Browser Smackdown - Page 3 - (8/2003)


Input: [Browser] Opera [Pros] Works somewhat with most sites Floating bookmarks palette Can view contents of cache as a list in browser window High degree of control over browser preferences [Comments] Opera on the Mac has typically been a version behind Windows. They are committed to going forward with Mac development, despite the competition. Not quite ready for prime time on the Mac; hopefully version 7.0 will remedy this, otherwise its future on the Macintosh looks dim [Cons]

Output: Lack of conformance to Mac OS X GUI Problems rendering some more-complex sites Slow rendering Doesn't "know" default Opera bookmark location

Ars Technica: Macintosh Browser Smackdown - Page 3 - (8/2003)


Input: [Browser] Safari [Pros] Rapid adoption � new browser of choice for many Apple users and web developers are beginning to account for it in development Strong support from Apple Renders most sites quickly and properly [Comments] Safari is now my default browser, and I rarely have to switch to another browser for specific sites. Should only get better as it progresses past version 1.0. Needs to improve standards support [Cons]

Output: Brushed metal interface JavaScript and CSS2 support incomplete Very poor contextual menu implementation

Ars Technica: Macintosh Browser Smackdown - Page 3 - (8/2003)


Input: [Required Information] Device names [Explanation]

Output: You will need to specify the device names for the drives that will hold the distribution media and the system disk.

OpenVMS VAX Version 7.3 Upgrade and Installation Manual


Input: [Required Information] Passwords [Explanation]

Output: You will be prompted to type passwords of at least 8 characters for the SYSTEM, SYSTEST, and FIELD accounts.

OpenVMS VAX Version 7.3 Upgrade and Installation Manual


Input: [Required Information] Optional components and OpenVMS Management Station files [Explanation]

Output: The upgrade procedure prompts you to specify whether you want to install the library (VMS073.C), optional (VMS073.D) OpenVMS components, and OpenVMS Management Station software PC files (VMS073.F). Appendix D lists the files included in these save sets. You can save some space on your system disk if you choose not to install these components, but be sure to review Appendix D before deciding.

OpenVMS VAX Version 7.3 Upgrade and Installation Manual


Input: [Required Information] Location for Help Message utility [Explanation]

Output: Save set VMS073.E contains the online Help Message utility, which you can install on your system disk or on an alternate disk. (However, if you copied the distribution kit to some other media from which you will be performing the installation, you cannot install this save set on that media.)

OpenVMS VAX Version 7.3 Upgrade and Installation Manual


Input: [Required Information] DECwindows components [Explanation]

Output: The installation procedure prompts you to specify which of the following DECwindows components you want to install: DECwindows base support (required for running DECwindows software), which includes: DECwindows transport DECwindows keymaps DECwindows workstation support (required for VAX workstations), which includes: DECwindows X11 display server Graphics drivers 75 dots/inch video fonts 100 dots/inch video fonts (option available only if you select DECwindows workstation support) Note that you must install the DECwindows Motif for OpenVMS VAX (previously called VMS DECwindows Motif) layered product if you want to run the DECwindows software. DECwindows Motif for OpenVMS VAX Version 1.2--3 (or 1.2 if the VAXMOTF05_012 remedial kit is installed) is the minimum supported version for systems running OpenVMS VAXVersion 7.3. If you do not know which version of DECwindows Motif for OpenVMS VAX you are currently running on your system, you can check by entering the following command: $ ANALYZE/IMAGE SYS$LIBRARY:DECW$XLIBSHR.EXE Also note that the layered product does not have the DECwindows base and workstation support components. To get full DECwindows support, you must select the DECwindows components provided with the OpenVMS VAXVersion 7.3 kit and install the separate DECwindows Motif for OpenVMS VAX layered product, which supports both Motif and XUI environments.

OpenVMS VAX Version 7.3 Upgrade and Installation Manual


Input: [Required Information] PAK information [Explanation]

Output: The information listed on Product Authorization Keys (PAKs) for any new products you will register. You do not need to register your OpenVMS VAX license or the licenses for any System Integrated Products (SIPs) you are already running.

OpenVMS VAX Version 7.3 Upgrade and Installation Manual


Input: [Feature] Avatar creation and customization [Xbox LIVE Gold] Yes [Additional Requirements] None [Xbox LIVE Free]

Output: Yes

Examining Xbox LIVE | Networking Your Xbox | Que


Input: [Feature] Downloadable content [Xbox LIVE Gold] Yes [Additional Requirements] None [Xbox LIVE Free]

Output: Yes

Examining Xbox LIVE | Networking Your Xbox | Que


Input: [Feature] Family Settings [Xbox LIVE Gold] Yes [Additional Requirements] None [Xbox LIVE Free]

Output: Yes

Examining Xbox LIVE | Networking Your Xbox | Que


Input: [Feature] Free demos and game previews [Xbox LIVE Gold] Yes [Additional Requirements] None [Xbox LIVE Free]

Output: Yes

Examining Xbox LIVE | Networking Your Xbox | Que


Input: [Feature] Game Room [Xbox LIVE Gold] Yes [Additional Requirements] None [Xbox LIVE Free]

Output: Yes

Examining Xbox LIVE | Networking Your Xbox | Que


Input: [Feature] MSN access [Xbox LIVE Gold] Yes [Additional Requirements] None [Xbox LIVE Free]

Output: Yes

Examining Xbox LIVE | Networking Your Xbox | Que


Input: [Feature] Roaming profiles [Xbox LIVE Gold] Yes [Additional Requirements] None [Xbox LIVE Free]

Output: Yes

Examining Xbox LIVE | Networking Your Xbox | Que


Input: [Feature] Text with friends [Xbox LIVE Gold] Yes [Additional Requirements] None [Xbox LIVE Free]

Output: Yes

Examining Xbox LIVE | Networking Your Xbox | Que


Input: [Feature] Kinect Fun Labs [Xbox LIVE Gold] Yes [Additional Requirements] Kinect [Xbox LIVE Free]

Output: Yes

Examining Xbox LIVE | Networking Your Xbox | Que


Input: [Feature] Voice chat [Xbox LIVE Gold] Yes [Additional Requirements] Headset or Kinect [Xbox LIVE Free]

Output: Yes

Examining Xbox LIVE | Networking Your Xbox | Que


Input: [Feature] Xbox LIVE arcade access [Xbox LIVE Gold] Yes [Additional Requirements] None [Xbox LIVE Free]

Output: Yes

Examining Xbox LIVE | Networking Your Xbox | Que


Input: [Feature] Zune video [Xbox LIVE Gold] Yes [Additional Requirements] Microsoft Points [Xbox LIVE Free]

Output: Yes

Examining Xbox LIVE | Networking Your Xbox | Que


Input: [Feature] Avatar Kinect [Xbox LIVE Gold] Yes [Additional Requirements] Kinect [Xbox LIVE Free]

Output: No

Examining Xbox LIVE | Networking Your Xbox | Que


Input: [Feature] Cloud Storage [Xbox LIVE Gold] Yes [Additional Requirements] None [Xbox LIVE Free]

Output: No

Examining Xbox LIVE | Networking Your Xbox | Que


Input: [Feature] ESPN access [Xbox LIVE Gold] Yes [Additional Requirements] ESPN3-affiliated ISP [Xbox LIVE Free]

Output: No

Examining Xbox LIVE | Networking Your Xbox | Que


Input: [Feature] Facebook access [Xbox LIVE Gold] Yes [Additional Requirements] Facebook account [Xbox LIVE Free]

Output: No

Examining Xbox LIVE | Networking Your Xbox | Que


Input: [Feature] Halo Waypoint [Xbox LIVE Gold] Yes [Additional Requirements] None [Xbox LIVE Free]

Output: No

Examining Xbox LIVE | Networking Your Xbox | Que


Input: [Feature] Hulu Plus access [Xbox LIVE Gold] Yes [Additional Requirements] Hulu Plus account [Xbox LIVE Free]

Output: No

Examining Xbox LIVE | Networking Your Xbox | Que


Input: [Feature] iHeartRadio access [Xbox LIVE Gold] Yes [Additional Requirements] None [Xbox LIVE Free]

Output: No

Examining Xbox LIVE | Networking Your Xbox | Que


Input: [Feature] IPTV access [Xbox LIVE Gold] Yes [Additional Requirements] IPTV account [Xbox LIVE Free]

Output: No

Examining Xbox LIVE | Networking Your Xbox | Que


Input: [Feature] Last.fm access [Xbox LIVE Gold] Yes [Additional Requirements] Last.fm account [Xbox LIVE Free]

Output: No

Examining Xbox LIVE | Networking Your Xbox | Que


Input: [Feature] Netflix access [Xbox LIVE Gold] Yes [Additional Requirements] Netflix account [Xbox LIVE Free]

Output: No

Examining Xbox LIVE | Networking Your Xbox | Que


Input: [Feature] Online Multiplayer Gaming [Xbox LIVE Gold] Yes [Additional Requirements] None [Xbox LIVE Free]

Output: No

Examining Xbox LIVE | Networking Your Xbox | Que


Input: [Feature] Party chat [Xbox LIVE Gold] Yes [Additional Requirements] Headset or Kinect [Xbox LIVE Free]

Output: No

Examining Xbox LIVE | Networking Your Xbox | Que


Input: [Feature] Skype access [Xbox LIVE Gold] Yes [Additional Requirements] Headset or Kinect and Skype account [Xbox LIVE Free]

Output: No

Examining Xbox LIVE | Networking Your Xbox | Que


Input: [Feature] Twitter access [Xbox LIVE Gold] Yes [Additional Requirements] Twitter account [Xbox LIVE Free]

Output: No

Examining Xbox LIVE | Networking Your Xbox | Que


Input: [Feature] Video Kinect [Xbox LIVE Gold] Yes [Additional Requirements] Kinect [Xbox LIVE Free]

Output: No

Examining Xbox LIVE | Networking Your Xbox | Que


Input: [Feature] YouTube access [Xbox LIVE Gold] Yes [Additional Requirements] YouTube account [Xbox LIVE Free]

Output: No

Examining Xbox LIVE | Networking Your Xbox | Que


Input: [Feature] Zune music [Xbox LIVE Gold] Yes [Additional Requirements] Zune Pass [Xbox LIVE Free]

Output: No

Examining Xbox LIVE | Networking Your Xbox | Que


Input: [Contents] Purpose Purpose of Solprovider's Search Publication [2]

Output: Describes all the functional changes from the defaults and why


Input: [Contents] Issues Outstanding Issues and Future Development [2]

Output: Describes known issues with the new method


Input: [Contents] Easy Download Easy Download of Solprovider's Search Publication [2]

Output: All the files in a ZIP with instructions


Input: [Contents] Linux Searching Publications on Unix-like Operating Systems [2]

Output: Concerns when using these instructions for Linux


Input: [Contents] Windows Searching Publications on Windows [2]

Output: The full detailed instructions


Input: [Contents] Security Blocking default search [2]

Output: Required if you are using a secured area


Input: [Contents] Testing Testing Search [2]

Output: Returns the raw XML from a Search. It is useful to debug modifications to search-and-results.xsp


Input: [Package Name] GLfunge98-0.9.04 [Description]

Output: This is the best Funge interpreter

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] PDL-2.3.2 [Description]

Output: Perl Data Language Module

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] agat-1.5 [Description]

Output: Another Graphic Animation Tool for programmers

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] agrep-4.0 [Description]

Output: Searches text for strings or approximations thereof

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] arc-5.21p [Description]

Output: Archive utility compatible with IBM PC and Atari ST Arc

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] asclock_xlib-2.0.11 [Description]

Output: The best clock for the best X-windowmanager

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] asp2php-0.77.3 [Description]

Output: ASP to PHP converter

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] astime-2.8 [Description]

Output: This is an AfterStep look & feel analog clock for X Windows

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] astrolog-5.4.0 [Description]

Output: An astrology calculation program written in C

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] bptb-1.0 [Description]

Output: Basilisks Practical ToolBar for Motif

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] bzip2-1.0.6 [Description]

Output: A new block-sorting file compressor

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] cbar_vi-1.0 [Description]

Output: Adds change bars when updating documents

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] cdecl-2.5 [Description]

Output: A program for encoding C declarations

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] cextract-1.7 [Description]

Output: C prototype/documentation extractor

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] cnice-0.6 [Description]

Output: A text mode X application for examining colours

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] conc-0.5 [Description]

Output: Prog to making concordances of words

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] csound-2.00b [Description]

Output: Digital audio processing and sound synthesis system

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] cstream-3.1.1 [Description]

Output: A general-purpose stream-handling tool like UNIX' dd

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] easter-2.1.1 [Description]

Output: A program to calculate Easter dates

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] fgen-0.3 [Description]

Output: A makefile generator for GNU Make for f90

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] findgrep-1.0 [Description]

Output: A recursive grep in written perl

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] glimpse-4.12.6 [Description]

Output: Glimpse is an indexing and query system

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] grappe-3.0 [Description]

Output: A sophisticated pattern matching program

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] jabber-1.4.4 [Description]

Output: XML-based protocol for instant messaging and presence

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] jbigkit-2.0 [Description]

Output: A library of compression and decompression functions

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] jbigkit-2.1 [Description]

Output: A library of compression and decompression functions

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] k_lendars-1.5 [Description]

Output: A multi user or standalone calendar and diary

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] lbzip2-2.3 [Description]

Output: Multi-threaded bzip2 compression program

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] lbzip2-2.5 [Description]

Output: Multi-threaded bzip2 compression program

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] lha-114i [Description]

Output: Archiver utility upwards compatible with LHarc (lzh format)

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] libhtmlw-2.7 [Description]

Output: The HTML Widget Library source code

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] libidn-1.28 [Description]

Output: Internationalizing Domain Names in Applications (IDNA)

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] libidn-1.30 [Description]

Output: Internationalizing Domain Names in Applications (IDNA)

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] libidn-1.31 [Description]

Output: Internationalizing Domain Names in Applications (IDNA)

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] libmemcached-0.46 [Description]

Output: Library and utilities to work with memcached

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] libmemcached-0.48 [Description]

Output: Library and utilities to work with memcached

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] libprint-1.1 [Description]

Output: A library of printf routines for C

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] libzip-0.11.2 [Description]

Output: C library for reading, creating, and modifying zip archives

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] libzip-1.0.1 [Description]

Output: C library for reading, creating, and modifying zip archives

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] lincks-2.2 [Description]

Output: Object-centred multi-user database system

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] lyap-1.0 [Description]

Output: Program to calculate maps of Lyapunov space

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] lzip-1.15 [Description]

Output: LZMA file compressor

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] lzip-1.17 [Description]

Output: LZMA file compressor

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] lzlib-1.5 [Description]

Output: LZMA compression and decompression library

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] lzma-4.32.7 [Description]

Output: LZMA compression utilities for POSIX systems

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] memcached-1.4.20 [Description]

Output: High performance memory object caching system

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] memcached-1.4.9 [Description]

Output: High performance memory object caching system

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] mkisofs-1.12b5 [Description]

Output: Creates an iso9660 fs with optional Rock Ridge attributes

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] mpg123-1.17.0 [Description]

Output: An MPEG audio player for Layers 1, 2 and 3

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] mpg123-1.22.2 [Description]

Output: An MPEG audio player for Layers 1, 2 and 3

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] off-1.0 [Description]

Output: A library for reading and writing Object File Format files

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] p7zip-9.20.1 [Description]

Output: UNIX port of the Windows 7-Zip compression suite

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] p7zip-9.38.1 [Description]

Output: UNIX port of the Windows 7-Zip compression suite

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] pbzip2-1.1.12 [Description]

Output: Parallel bzip2 file compressor

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] pbzip2-1.1.8 [Description]

Output: Parallel bzip2 file compressor

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] plzip-0.9 [Description]

Output: Multi-threaded LZMA compressor

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] plzip-1.1 [Description]

Output: Multi-threaded LZMA compressor

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] pnmtopng-2.37.5 [Description]

Output: A graphics utility programs for converting PNG files

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] qterm-6.0.3 [Description]

Output: Program to find out what kind of terminal is running

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] rplay-3.2.0b6 [Description]

Output: Play sampled sounds on either local or remote machines

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] schedule-1.0 [Description]

Output: This emulates a wall calendar for terminals

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] sgrep-1.94a [Description]

Output: Sgrep is a tool for querying almost any kind of text file

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] splitvt-1.6.3 [Description]

Output: Run two shells in a split window

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] tiff2png-0.91 [Description]

Output: A program to convert tiff files into png files

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] undump-1.1 [Description]

Output: A utility for producing pre-loaded executables

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] unzip-6.0 [Description]

Output: List, test or extract from a ZIP archive file

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] usat-1.01a [Description]

Output: A satellite tracking package

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] vgp-1.1 [Description]

Output: A tool for showing 3-D vectors on the globe

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] wcd-5.2.4 [Description]

Output: Wherever Change Directory chdir extension

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] wcd-5.2.7 [Description]

Output: Wherever Change Directory chdir extension

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] xz-5.0.5 [Description]

Output: Data compression library and command line tools

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] xz-5.2.1 [Description]

Output: Data compression library and command line tools

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] zip-3.0 [Description]

Output: Archiver and compressor popular on MS-DOS systems

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Package Name] zlib-1.2.8 [Description]

Output: A general purpose compression library based on gzip

HP-UX Porting and Archiving Centre | Misc


Input: [Features] Protection against keystroke capture [AAS Pro] yes [AAS]

Output: yes

Softbe.com - Advanced Anti Spy - Press Kit


Input: [Features] Protection against screen shot capture [AAS Pro] yes [AAS]

Output: no

Softbe.com - Advanced Anti Spy - Press Kit


Input: [Features] High security mode for common use [AAS Pro] yes [AAS]

Output: yes

Softbe.com - Advanced Anti Spy - Press Kit


Input: [Features] Custom security mode for experienced users [AAS Pro] yes [AAS]

Output: no

Softbe.com - Advanced Anti Spy - Press Kit


Input: [Features] List of currently loaded modules attempting to monitor keyboard activity [AAS Pro] yes [AAS]

Output: no

Softbe.com - Advanced Anti Spy - Press Kit


Input: [Features] Configurable rules list of modules that have tried to monitor keyboard activity [AAS Pro] yes [AAS]

Output: no

Softbe.com - Advanced Anti Spy - Press Kit


Input: [Features] Floating notifications [AAS Pro] yes [AAS]

Output: yes

Softbe.com - Advanced Anti Spy - Press Kit


Input: [Features] Password protected program start [AAS Pro] yes [AAS]

Output: yes

Softbe.com - Advanced Anti Spy - Press Kit


Input: [Features] Changeable tray icon that displays current security mode [AAS Pro] yes [AAS]

Output: yes

Softbe.com - Advanced Anti Spy - Press Kit


Input: [Date] 18th Sep 02 [Release] 0.11 [Description]

Output: Bug fix. Previous version thought links like this were valid: link description


Input: [Date] 19th Sep 02 [Release] 0.2 [Description]

Output: Feature - Ability to exclude pages that contain certain strings when Spidering Feature - Ability to exclude URL's that contain certain strings when Spidering Bug fix - URLs containing the single quote character now work.


Input: [Date] 27th Sep 02 [Release] 0.21 [Description]

Output: Feature - Spidering performance improvement to cope with sites over 200 pages. Bug fix - crash when search term contains a single-quote. Bug fix - SQL 7 Yider table creation bug fixed.


Input: [Date] 10th Oct 02 [Release] 0.22 [Description]

Output: When installing this release you must first manually delete the table called Yider in your SQL database. Feature - improved usage on big sites where web server speed used to require manual code modifications. Feature - the spidering algorithms have been approved yet again for faster indexing. Bug fix - some types of sentence endings were not correctly recognised in previous versions.


Input: [Date] 8th Nov 02 [Release] 0.23 [Description]

Output: Bug fix - Database connection string modified


Input: [Date] 18th Jan 03 [Release] 0.24 [Description]

Output: Bug fix - Malformed tag crash Bug fix - crash when spidering files that are images named as asp, php, jsp etc., pages


Input: [Date] 22nd Jan 03 [Release] 0.3 [Description]

Output: Feature - Support for Access databases added Feature - Phrase matches rank higher than individual word matches Note: When upgrading to this release, you must manually delete the table 'Yider' in your database


Input: [Date] 24th Jan 03 [Release] 0.31 [Description]

Output: Feature - Support for Access database compression added Bug fix - pages containing tags like this caused a crash . Why people would do this, I don't know, but they do. It takes all sorts...


Input: [Date] 7th Feb 03 [Release] 0.32 [Description]

Output: Feature - Support for SQL database compression added Feature - Enhanced presentation of matches when the search term consists of multiple words Bug fix - some types of unusual hrefs were missed by previous versions or counted twice by the Yider e.g link link link Note: When upgrading to this release, you must change the Access compaction option to from m_compact_access to m_compact


Input: [Date] 3rd March 2003 [Release] 0.33 [Description]

Output: Feature - You can now re-yider, oops, I mean re-spider a site without clearing the database. The Yider will only update pages that have changed since its last pass. Bug fix - imagine you were at the page http://www.yart.com.au/articles_new/more/index.asp and there was a href "../index.asp". This means there must be a page at http://www.yart.com.au/articles_new/index.asp and the Yider got this right. Now imagine you were at the page http://www.yart.com.au/index.asp and there was a href "../../../../../abc.asp". Where does this refer to? Surprisngly, it refers to http://www.yart.com.au/abc.asp which the Yider got wrong in previous releases. Bug fix - Any URL with a # would never have been found. Bug fix - Searching for terms containing any of the letters "/\.*+?|()[]{}" caused a crash. Bug fix - the Yider did not highlight multiple matches if they were adjacent (ie separated only by a space). Consider the sentence: the the the cat If you searched for 'the', the Yider would display the matched result as the the the cat The correct result is: the the the cat Note: When upgrading to this release, you must delete the Access and SQL Server tables Yider and YiderResult


Input: [Date] 2nd September 2003 [Release] 0.4 [Description]

Output: Feature - Page ranking Feature - Searching using the * wildcard. Feature - Enhanced directory exclusion. Feature - Improved More Page links for > 100 results. Feature - New configuration options g_search_maintain_url_params, g_search_maintain_search_term, g_default_documents, g_delete_between_tags and g_your_email_address. Feature - The Yider uses a single configuration file. Feature - Help rewritten based on a usability study. Bug fix - The yider uses XMLHTTP as Winhttp has troubles with Unicode Bug fix - The Yider now copes with foreign languages correctly. This was not thought to be a problem with previous versions of the Yider because foreign language sites appeared to work correctly on our test server and some other users' servers. By a tortuous process, it was discovered that depending on what version of Windows you were using; the patches you had; the last charset set you were using and, believe it or not, the last time you had rebotted your machine, the Yider may or may not work correctly. This has now been solved. Bug fix - Highlight matched words in the document title Bug fix - Highlighting of matched words that contained any of the escaped regular expression characters .*?\+|()[] was slightly incorrect Bug fix - Memory leaks removed Bug fix - The search results did not highlight a word if it was the very last word in the document Bug fix - Spidering did not occur properly for pages without a . in their name e.g. http://www.website.com/dir?parameter1&title=parameter2 Beta i changes Bug fix - Remove text between for searching in all pages spidered Bug fix - g_default_documents bug when URLs contained JavaScript Bug fix - catch of WinHTTP exceptions on URLs that return redirects Bug fix - spidering of multibyte character set languages like Chinese now works Bug fix - ability to search for . and & characters Bug fix SQL Server version - ability to search for search terms containing the chacraters []^%_ Beta j changes Bug fix - Highlighting search terms in multibyte charsets fixed Beta k changes Bug fix - Switch to using octal character matches in VBScript's regular expressions as single character searches were not showing up correctly in the previous version. Bug fix - Tags that are stripped from the Yider are replaced by a space character. 0.4 release changes Bug fix - When the Yider generates a message, it displays a JavaScript box which failed when the message had new line characters Bug fix - SQL Server sometimes doesn't like retrieving the contents of the data type 'text' from a recordset unless they are placed in a variable first 0.41 changes Bug fix - When the Yider generates a message, it displays a JavaScript box which failed when the message had new line characters, yep, just like 0.4 release 0.42 changes Bug fix - PageRank failed on some installations of Windows due to foreign language settings affecting number formatting Note: When upgrading to this release, you must delete the Access and SQL Server tables Yider, YiderResult and YiderConstants. In addition, you should also read this file as the source code has changed significantly.


Input: [Date] 17th June 2004 [Description]

Output: Feature - Full text searching on SQL Server Feature - Enchanced error reporting. All Err object properties printed Feature - Increase in the search styles on the line You searched for the word... Feature - New configuration parameter g_strip_url_parameters Feature - New configuration parameter g_delete_between_tags_complete very similar to g_delete_between_tags Bug fix - Text between


Input: [Date] 30th October 2004 [Release] 0.51 [Description]

Output: Feature - Added the variable g_use_keywords


Input: [Date] 16th November 2004 [Release] 0.52 [Description]

Output: Bug fix - https would not spider. Can't believe this bug was picked up only now!!!


Input: [Date] 28th November 2004 [Release] 0.53 [Description]

Output: This is the current version of the Yider Bug fix - searching with image didn't work


Input: [Date] Some time in the future [Release] ? [Description]

Output: Yider additions in approximate order of importance: Allow spidering of Word and PDF files Create an API to only index one page at a time Spider files in robots.txt files Ability to allow searching of sites that are indeitcal, sit on the same machine but are listed under multiple domains. Ability to define the structure of links rather than just searching for href and src tags Ability to give certain search words more importance and/or rank URL matches with those words more highly Create a GUI for all variables in configuration.asp Display the results of URLs parsed, URLs not parsed, pages not parsed, badly formed URLs and all other options visually Warn the user when server timeouts are occuring .NET searching Spell checking For those with physical or terminal services access to the server, a .vbs or executable that could be scheduled in Task Manager, run from the commandline, etc


Input: [Name (click to download)] ATMOS76.ZIP (~30 Kbytes) 02/13/00 [Description]

Output: The NASA 1976 standard atmosphere model. As a function of altitude, the temperature, pressure and density of the standard atmosphere are computed as fractions of the sea level values. Absolute values of the relevant parameters are also computed.

Marv Klotz's Utilities: home shop, mathematical and utility software


Input: [Name (click to download)] BUOY.ZIP (~31 Kbytes) 08/22/05 [Description]

Output: How far will the oil drum pontoons on your raft sink into the water if you try to float your lathe? How deep will a lead cricket ball float in a pool of mercury? Answer these and other equally burning questions with this tool for calculating buoy immersion depth as a function of applied load.

Marv Klotz's Utilities: home shop, mathematical and utility software


Input: [Name (click to download)] COLSORT.ZIP (~28 Kbytes) 03/04/03 [Description]

Output: Sorting multi-column data (think names and associated scores) can be a trial. I've had to do enough of it that it was worthwhile writing a generalized tool to handle this sort (pun intended) of problem.

Marv Klotz's Utilities: home shop, mathematical and utility software


Input: [Name (click to download)] CHILL.ZIP (~19 Kbytes) 12/12/01 [Description]

Output: In Southern California we don't get much call for computing wind chill temperatures unless we go skiing after a day at the beach (eat your heart out!). Surprisingly, I discovered that there's a formula for equivalent wind chill temperature. If you live where water can exist in the solid state outside a refrigerator, you might have use for it.

Marv Klotz's Utilities: home shop, mathematical and utility software


Input: [Name (click to download)] DEW.ZIP (~20 Kbytes) 03/13/04 [Description]

Output: You can avoid rust causing condensation on your machine tools by arranging a means of warming them above the dew point temperature. This program will allow you to calculate the dew point temperature for your conditions. See also PSYCH.

Marv Klotz's Utilities: home shop, mathematical and utility software


Input: [Name (click to download)] DOOMSDAY.ZIP (~32 Kbytes) 09/07/03 [Description]

Output: Amaze your friends! Convince them that you're an idiot savant and not the just-plain-idiot they've always thought you were. Win bar bets! Learn how to mentally determine the day-of-the-week for any date in the year. The instructions in the text file will tell you how to do it. The program is just there to prove that the scheme really works.

Marv Klotz's Utilities: home shop, mathematical and utility software


Input: [Name (click to download)] LATLON.ZIP (~21 Kbytes) 03/21/02 [Description]

Output: Given the latitude and longitude of two points on earth, compute the great circle distance between them and the azimuth of each point as viewed from the other point.

Marv Klotz's Utilities: home shop, mathematical and utility software


Input: [Name (click to download)] LOAN.ZIP (~32 Kbytes) 02/23/05 [Description]

Output: Compute a loan schedule or analyze an existing loan. Fully generalized so the loan period can represent months, years or whatever.

Marv Klotz's Utilities: home shop, mathematical and utility software


Input: [Name (click to download)] PHOTO.ZIP (~3 Kbytes) 03/06/99 [Description]

Output: Appends a copy of the current text screen to a file on the hard disk for future use. Read the .TXT file for a complete description. Very useful but written in assembler so may not work on every system.

Marv Klotz's Utilities: home shop, mathematical and utility software


Input: [Name (click to download)] PSYCH.ZIP (~20 Kbytes) 03/14/04 [Description]

Output: No this isn't something to help with the voices you hear. It refers to a wet/dry bulb psychrometer used to measure relative humidity and dewpoint. This program provides the calculations needed to convert the measured temperature difference to the desired values. See also DEW.

Marv Klotz's Utilities: home shop, mathematical and utility software


Input: [Name (click to download)] SUN.ZIP (~47 Kbytes) 04/15/04 [Description]

Output: Accurate computations of solar data - sunrise/set, local noon, equinoxes and solstices, altitude and azimuth, etc. as well as horizontal and vertical sundial angles and the equation of time. You'll need to adjust the lat/lon in the data file to your location on earth.

Marv Klotz's Utilities: home shop, mathematical and utility software


Input: [Name (click to download)] TEMP.ZIP (~16 Kbytes) 01/15/06 [Description]

Output: Convert temperatures in any of the conventional systems of measurement (Centigrade, Fahrenheit, Kelvin, Rankine, Reaumur).

Marv Klotz's Utilities: home shop, mathematical and utility software


Input: [Name (click to download)] UNIT.ZIP (~61 Kbytes) 03/22/07 [Description]

Output: Perform unit conversions. Most conventional units are built in but the program allows the user to compose truly exotic conversions (e.g. mph to femtofurlongs per megafortnight). An ASCII data file allows for the addition of user-defined units I've missed.

Marv Klotz's Utilities: home shop, mathematical and utility software


Input: [Criteria] Web site look, functionality and ease of use: up to 15 points [Score] 13 [Comments]

Output: Very impressive. It has some useful distinct features such as bulletin boards, results of public tastings and restaurant reviews.


Input: [Criteria] Ability to inform the consumer (keep them up to date on news and events): up to 15 points [Score] 13 [Comments]

Output: The site linked to winebusiness.com to provide this information on a regular basis.


Input: [Criteria] Ability to educate the consumer (provide depth and breadth of content): up to 15 points [Score] 13 [Comments]

Output: The site has excellent depth and breadth of content. It is right up there with the best sites although its use of video is quite weak. Not quite as strong as WS or Jancis for breadth. Due to the limited time I have read them, I am also not yet convinced by the quality of the new critics who have joined Parker recently.


Input: [Criteria] Ability to entertain the consumer (so the information and education is easy to assimilate and enjoy): up to 15 points [Score] 12 [Comments]

Output: This site is more about educating and informing than entertaining although Parker’s writing style is excellent and easy to read. It uses all the media (articles, blogs, videos) in a simple way so is capable of communicating effectively. It could improve a lot on its use of videos – quite limited and not very slick.


Input: [Criteria] Quality of tasting notes: up to 15 points [Score] 14 [Comments]

Output: Parker writes very eloquently and has incredible knowledge.


Input: [Criteria] Overall impression: ability to communicate with target audience, using both online and print media: up to 25 points [Score] 23 [Comments]

Output: It is a very impressive site and source of information.


Input: [Criteria] Total [Score] 88 [Comments]

Output: A grade


Input: [Feature] Visual Upgrade [Reason] The visual upgrade feature is replaced with deferred site collection upgrade. The site collection upgrade process is not reversible. The deferred site collection upgrade is a more comprehensive upgrade process than visual upgrade. [Description]

Output: The visual upgrade feature in SharePoint Server 2010 is not available in SharePoint 2013.

Deprecated Features in SharePoint 2013 | My SharePoint Space


Input: [Feature] Document Workspace site template [Reason] The scenario of collaborating on a document is now provided by the Team Site site template. [Description]

Output: When you create a site in SharePoint 2013, the Document Workspace site template is not available.

Deprecated Features in SharePoint 2013 | My SharePoint Space


Input: [Feature] Personalization Site site template [Reason] The Personalization Site site template was not a widely used site template. [Description]

Output: When you create a site in SharePoint 2013, the Personalization Site site template is not available.

Deprecated Features in SharePoint 2013 | My SharePoint Space


Input: [Feature] Meeting Workspace site templates [Reason] SharePoint 2013 and Office 2013 provide other features that support meetings and collaboration. For example, you can use Lync to conduct live meetings, OneNote to take notes during meetings, and a SharePoint team site or My Site to store shared meeting notes. [Description]

Output: When you create a site in SharePoint 2013, all five of the Meeting Workspace site templates are not available. This includes the Basic Meeting Workspace Blank Meeting Workspace Decision Meeting Workspace Social Meeting Workspace Multipage Meeting Workspace.

Deprecated Features in SharePoint 2013 | My SharePoint Space


Input: [Feature] Group Work site template [Reason] The Group Work site template was not a widely used site template. [Description]

Output: When you create a site in SharePoint 2013, the Group Work site template is not available.

Deprecated Features in SharePoint 2013 | My SharePoint Space


Input: [Feature] Visio Process Repository site template [Reason] The Visio Process Repository site template was not a widely used site template. [Description]

Output: When you create a site in SharePoint 2013, the Visio Process Repository site template is not available.

Deprecated Features in SharePoint 2013 | My SharePoint Space


Input: [Feature] Unghosting and customizing CSS files [Reason] The methods are outdated and are no longer needed [Description]

Output: The following methods will be removed from the next major release of SharePoint SoapServer.Webs.CustomizeCss SoapServer.Webs.RevertCss

Deprecated Features in SharePoint 2013 | My SharePoint Space


Input: [Feature] Imaging Web service [Reason] The Imaging Web service is not widely used. The only client application for the Imaging Web service, Office Picture Manager, is no longer included with SharePoint 2013. [Description]

Output: The Imaging Web service provides functionality for creating and managing picture libraries. The Imaging Web service will be removed from the next major release of SharePoint. The Imaging Web service is included and supported in SharePoint 2013.

Deprecated Features in SharePoint 2013 | My SharePoint Space


Input: [Feature] Excel Services — Can’t edit workbooks in the browser that have external data connections [Reason] This is a design limitation in SharePoint 2013. [Description]

Output: Workbooks with external data connections that use Windows authentication cannot be refreshed in the browser. Instead, you are prompted to open the workbook in the Excel client program.

Deprecated Features in SharePoint 2013 | My SharePoint Space


Input: [Feature] Web Analytics [Reason] A new analytics system was required for SharePoint 2013 that included improvements in scalability and performance, and that had an infrastructure that encompasses SharePoint Online. [Description]

Output: Web Analytics in SharePoint Server 2010 has been discontinued and is not available in SharePoint 2013. Analytics processing for SharePoint 2013 is now a component of the Search service.

Deprecated Features in SharePoint 2013 | My SharePoint Space


Input: [Feature] Organization Profiles [Reason] SharePoint features related to identities continue to evolve around the core concepts of users and groups, and SharePoint will not be investing further in OrgID. [Description]

Output: The Organization Profiles feature is deprecated in SharePoint Server 2013. Organization Profiles contain detailed information about an organization such as teams, divisions, and other information that describes the organization’s hierarchy.

Deprecated Features in SharePoint 2013 | My SharePoint Space


Input: [Feature] Search capabilities [Reason] Alignment of basic capabilities between SharePoint Server and SharePoint Foundation. [Description]

Output: The search capabilities of SharePoint Foundation 2013 have changed, and are now based on the same search implementation as SharePoint Server. This provides many improvements, but also means that the search configuration is very different.

Deprecated Features in SharePoint 2013 | My SharePoint Space


Input: [Item] Software license [On-demand] Not required [On-premise]

Output: Need to purchase

On-premise v/s On-demand – which one is for you?


Input: [Item] Database license [On-demand] Not required [On-premise]

Output: Need to procure

On-premise v/s On-demand – which one is for you?


Input: [Item] Server [On-demand] Not required [On-premise]

Output: Need to procure

On-premise v/s On-demand – which one is for you?


Input: [Item] IT infrastructure management [On-demand] not required [On-premise]

Output: Required

On-premise v/s On-demand – which one is for you?


Input: [Item] Data backup [On-demand] Not required [On-premise]

Output: Required

On-premise v/s On-demand – which one is for you?


Input: [Item] Control over IT infrastructure [On-demand] None [On-premise]

Output: Complete

On-premise v/s On-demand – which one is for you?


Input: [Item] Integration with Other systems [On-demand] Loose or negligible [On-premise]

Output: Tight

On-premise v/s On-demand – which one is for you?


Input: [Item] Customisation [On-demand] Limited feasibility [On-premise]

Output: High possibility

On-premise v/s On-demand – which one is for you?


Input: [Item] Upfront investment [On-demand] Negligible [On-premise]

Output: Substantial

On-premise v/s On-demand – which one is for you?


Input: [Item] Annual fee [On-demand] Nil [On-premise]

Output: Moderate

On-premise v/s On-demand – which one is for you?


Input: [Item] Monthly subscription fee [On-demand] Low [On-premise]

On-premise v/s On-demand – which one is for you?


Input: [Status] Fixable [Area] Mast [Issue] Mast Base Slipping from Roller Furling Collar [Fix] Reglue the collar back on. [Hobie Forum Links]

Output: Mast Base Slipping from Roller Furling Collar


Input: [Status] Fixable [Area] Mast [Issue] Mast base screws loose or missing [Fix] Retighten screws, and use Blue Loktite. Screw size at AI Tech Notes [Hobie Forum Links]

Output: Mast Base Screws- Possible Danger


Input: [Status] Fixable [Area] Mast [Issue] Collar bearings falling out [Fix] Disassemble mast collar, sand down any burs or humps. Use section of pool noodle if persistent. See links for full info. [Hobie Forum Links]

Output: Mast Collar Mast Base Screws (and collar bearings)


Input: [Status] Check [Area] Mast [Issue] V-Frame turnbuckles [Fix] Check that the turnbuckles on the V-Frame supporting the mast are tight. [Hobie Forum Links]

Output: Various


Input: [Status] Fixed [Area] Rudder [Issue] Rudder pin (black) breaking [Fix] Hobie issued stronger (grey) pins [Hobie Forum Links]

Output: Plastic rudder pins


Input: [Status] Fixable [Area] Akas [Issue] Aka brace overboard [Fix] If an aka pin shears, the brace could be lost overboard. Tie to aka. Not an issue with TIs. [Hobie Forum Links]

Output: Aka Brace Overboard


Input: [Status] Fixable [Area] Drive [Issue] Locking system jammed [Fix] If one locking mechanism of the Mirage Drive is unlatched, the drive can jam. [Hobie Forum Links]

Output: ‘Click & Go’ Problems


Input: [2] The iBoostUp status screen gives you an easy to read overview of your system and it's health. [1]

Output: Status


Input: [2] Clean and speed up your Mac and improve your OS X experience with only a few clicks! [1]

Output: Quick Clean


Input: [2] Data stored in cookies may be used by websites to track your browsing. Removing cookies may reduce tracking, but may also log you out of websites. [1]

Output: Cookies


Input: [2] Duplicate File Finder helps you regain disk space and reduce clutter by searching for files with identical content, irrespective of location or filename. Please review scan results carefully before selecting files for removal, but rest assured that in case of inadvertent deletion your files are recoverable from Mac OS's Trash. [1]

Output: Duplicate File Finder *


Input: [2] Mac OS Applications often include space consuming resources such as a variety of unneeded language files. iBoostUp's App Shrinker trims applications into shape and saves disk space by removing these components. [1]

Output: App Shrinker *


Input: [2] System caches can be useful in speeding up access to commonly launched applications or webpages. Over time caches can grow to consume considerable amounts of disk space so occasional purging is recommended. [1]

Output: System Caches


Input: [2] Regularly performing a Disk Health 'Scan and Fix' will keep your startup times fast and your Mac responsive. [1]

Output: Disk Optimization


Input: [2] Mac OS X is quite competent at managing your system's memory, but in certain instances manually freeing memory can be beneficial to performance. Memory Booster frees up your Mac's RAM and is recommended for use prior to launching memory intensive applications such as graphic design packages, games and emulators. [1]

Output: Memory Booster *


Input: [2] iBoostUp is able to measure access to your most commonly visited websites and suggest more optimal settings if required. [1]

Output: Network Optimization


Input: [2] Viewing your list of crashed applications can help troubleshoot performance and stability problems. [1]

Output: Crash Logs


Input: [2] iBoostUp makes it easy to view all items loaded at startup and services installed on your Mac. [1]

Output: Startup Items


Input: [2] Your Mac Operating System and installed applications keep a log of certain events. System logs can be useful when diagnosing problems, but over time can grow to consume considerable amounts of disk space. [1]

Output: Clean System Logs


Input: [2] Checks your firewall and gives security recommendations based on your current settings. [1]

Output: Firewall


Input: [2] Deleted files are usually recoverable from your disks and memory cards using specialized recovery software. iBoostUp's File Shredder securely wipes files you select and makes them unrecoverable. [1]

Output: File Shredder


Input: [2] ARP poisoning is a network attack technique whereby a connected user sends fake Address Resolution Protocol messages onto a local network. Attackers may then be able to intercept, modify and otherwise disrupt your network traffic. iBoostUp's ARP Cache Poisoning Detector scans for and alerts you with recommendations when ARP Cache Poisoning attacks are detected on the network. [1]

Output: ARP Cache Poisoning Detector *


Input: [2] Connecting to the internet using a Wi-Fi access point is quick and easy, but depending on configuration, carries varying levels of privacy risks. iBoostUp's Wireless security tool checks your wi-fi connection and alerts you to potential privacy issues as well as giving security recommendations. [1]

Output: Wireless security


Input: [2] iBoostUp's File Type Associations tool allows you to view and edit which Applications are launched when clicking on different file types from Finder. [1]

Output: File Type Associations


Input: [2] Scans for and removes items from your Trash. You should always examine your trashed items before emptying. [1]

Output: Empty Trash


Input: [2] The Mac OS Finder keeps a list of recently accessed Applications, Documents and Servers. Cleaning is recommended for privacy. [1]

Output: Finder Recent Items


Input: [2] Apple's Safari Web Browser keeps a timestamped list of websites you've visited. Cleaning is recommended for privacy. [1]

Output: Safari Browser History


Input: [2] Clears your Firefox browsers' web history. Cleaning is recommended for privacy. [1]

Output: Firefox Browser History


Input: [2] Google's Chrome Web Browser keeps a timestamped list of websites you've visited. Cleaning is recommended for privacy. [1]

Output: Google Chrome Browser History


Input: [2] Clears OS X Preview's list of recently accessed images and documents. [1]

Output: Preview Recent Files


Input: [2] Clears Apple QuickTime Player's list of recently accessed video files. [1]

Output: QuickTime Player Recent Items


Input: [2] Clears VideoLAN media player's list of recently accessed video files. [1]

Output: VLC Player Recent Items


Input: [2] Clears MPlayer's list of recently accessed video files. [1]

Output: MPlayerX Recent Items


Input: [2] Empty your 'Downloads' folder to remove files downloaded from the internet. You should always examine contents before emptying. [1]

Output: Downloaded Files


Input: [2] This feature will scan your system to find information about the software installed on your Mac. Utilizing the large iBoostUp community we are able to discover and display the most up-to-date information about any application that you have installed. [1]

Output: Check My Applications


Input: [2] iBoostUp's Uninstaller helps remove unwanted Apps by seeking out any related files that would be otherwise left behind on manual removal. [1]

Output: App Uninstaller *


Input: [Plan and Features] Connect Download speeds up to 5 Mbps 1 Mbps upload speed 5 GB Monthly Anytime Downloads 5 GB Monthly Bonus Bytes Perfect fit for individual users [Price]

Output: Starting at$49.99 per month◊Get Quote

HughesNet Internet Packages | Connect Your Home


Input: [Plan and Features] Connect Pro Download speeds up to 5 Mbps 1 Mbps upload speed 10 GB Monthly Anytime Downloads 10 GB Monthly Bonus Bytes Enjoy the same speeds as the Connect plan with more data allowance [Price]

Output: Starting at$59.99 per month◊Get Quote

HughesNet Internet Packages | Connect Your Home


Input: [Plan and Features] Choice Download speeds up to 5 Mbps 1 Mbps upload speed 5 GB Monthly Anytime Downloads 50 GB Monthly Bonus Bytes Best for one computer households [Price]

Output: Starting at$49.99 per month◊Get Quote

HughesNet Internet Packages | Connect Your Home


Input: [Plan and Features] Prime Download speeds up to 10 Mbps 1 Mbps upload speed 10 GB Monthly Anytime Downloads 50 GB Monthly Bonus Bytes Works for multiple users who browse, email and share photos [Price]

Output: Starting at$59.99 per monthGet Quote

HughesNet Internet Packages | Connect Your Home


Input: [Plan and Features] Prime Plus – MOST POPULAR Download speeds up to 10 Mbps 1 Mbps upload speed Features SmartBrowsing Technology 50 GB Monthly Bonus Bytes The same speeds and data allowance as Prime, but enjoy our new SmartBrowsing™ Technology [Price]

Output: Starting at$59.99 per month†Get Quote

HughesNet Internet Packages | Connect Your Home


Input: [Plan and Features] Pro Download speeds up to 10 Mbps 2 Mbps upload speed 15 GB Monthly Anytime Downloads 50 GB Monthly Bonus Bytes Perfect for multiple users who browse, email, watch video clips and visit social networks frequently [Price]

Output: Starting at$79.99 per monthGet Quote

HughesNet Internet Packages | Connect Your Home


Input: [Plan and Features] Pro Plus Download speeds up to 10 Mbps 2 Mbps upload speed Features SmartBrowsing Technology 50 GB Monthly Bonus Bytes The same speeds and data allowance as Pro, but enjoy our new SmartBrowsing™ Technology [Price]

Output: Starting at$79.99 per month†Get Quote

HughesNet Internet Packages | Connect Your Home


Input: [Plan and Features] Max Download speeds up to 15 Mbps 2 Mbps upload speed Features SmartBrowsing Technology 20 GB Monthly Anytime Downloads 50 GB Monthly Bonus Bytes Great package for multiple users or individuals who watch movies, download music, stream online, etc. [Price]

Output: Starting at$129.99 per monthGet Quote

HughesNet Internet Packages | Connect Your Home


Input: [Plan and Features] Ultra Download speeds up to 15 Mbps 2 Mbps upload speed Features SmartBrowsing Technology 50 GB Monthly Anytime Downloads 50 GB Monthly Bonus Bytes Enjoy more Anytime allowance and our new SmartBrowsing™ Technology [Price]

Output: Starting at$89.99 per month†Get Quote

HughesNet Internet Packages | Connect Your Home


Input: [Plan and Features] Business Solutions Download speeds up to 15 Mbps 45 GB monthly data allowance 24/7 technical support Enjoy great satellite Internet service tailored to your company's needs [Price]

Output: Starting at$79.99 per monthGet Quote

HughesNet Internet Packages | Connect Your Home


Input: Social bookmarking (RSS) [Tool used in test case] Delicious http://delicious.com/

Output: Set up the account Subscribe to each others accounts Bookmark and read 10 reliable websites that reflect the content of chosen topic Add and read at least 3 additional sites each week.

AJET 26(3) Drexler (2010) - The networked student model for construction of personal learning environments: Balancing teacher control and student autonomy


Input: News and blog alert (RSS) [Tool used in test case] Google Alert http://www.google.com/alerts

Output: Create a Google Alert of keywords associated with selected topic Read news and blogs on that topic that are delivered via email daily Subscribe to appropriate blogs in reader

AJET 26(3) Drexler (2010) - The networked student model for construction of personal learning environments: Balancing teacher control and student autonomy


Input: News and blog reader (RSS) [Tool used in test case] Google Reader http://reader.google.com

Output: Search for blogs devoted to chosen topic Subscribe to blogs to keep track of updates

AJET 26(3) Drexler (2010) - The networked student model for construction of personal learning environments: Balancing teacher control and student autonomy


Input: Personal blog (RSS) [Tool used in test case] Blogger http://www.blogger.com

Output: Create a personal blog Post a personal reflection each day of the content found and experiences related to the use of personal learning environment Students subscribe to each others blogs in reader

AJET 26(3) Drexler (2010) - The networked student model for construction of personal learning environments: Balancing teacher control and student autonomy


Input: Internet search (information management, contacts, and synchronous communication) [Tool used in test case] Google Scholar http://scholar.google.com/

Output: Conduct searches in Google Scholar and library databases for scholarly works. Bookmark appropriate sites Consider making contact with expert for video conference

AJET 26(3) Drexler (2010) - The networked student model for construction of personal learning environments: Balancing teacher control and student autonomy


Input: Podcasts (RSS) [Tool used in test case] iTunesU http://www.apple.com/itunes/ whatson/itunesu.html

Output: Search iTunesU for podcasts related to topic Subscribe to at least 2 podcasts if possible

AJET 26(3) Drexler (2010) - The networked student model for construction of personal learning environments: Balancing teacher control and student autonomy


Input: Video conferencing (contacts and synchronous communication) [Tool used in test case] Skype http://www.skype.com

Output: Identify at least one subject matter expert to invite to Skype with the class.

AJET 26(3) Drexler (2010) - The networked student model for construction of personal learning environments: Balancing teacher control and student autonomy


Input: Content gathering/ digital notebook [Tool used in test case] Evernote http://evernote.com/

Output: Set up account Use Evernote to take notes on all content collected via other tools

AJET 26(3) Drexler (2010) - The networked student model for construction of personal learning environments: Balancing teacher control and student autonomy


Input: Content synthesis [Tool used in test case] Wikispaces http://www.wikispaces.com

Output: Post final project on personal page of class wiki

AJET 26(3) Drexler (2010) - The networked student model for construction of personal learning environments: Balancing teacher control and student autonomy


Input: [Uses Include:] Display a sequence of images [Program]

Output: animate

ImageMagick | Minnesota Supercomputing Institute


Input: [Uses Include:] Mathematically and visually annotate the difference between an image and its reconstruction. [Program]

Output: compare

ImageMagick | Minnesota Supercomputing Institute


Input: [Uses Include:] Overlap one image over another. [Program]

Output: composite

ImageMagick | Minnesota Supercomputing Institute


Input: [Uses Include:] Interpret and execute scripts written in the Magick Scripting Language (MSL). [Program]

Output: conjure

ImageMagick | Minnesota Supercomputing Institute


Input: [Uses Include:] Convert from one image format to another. [Program]

Output: convert

ImageMagick | Minnesota Supercomputing Institute


Input: [Uses Include:] Display an image, interactivel manipulplate colors and color map, reflect, rotate, resize, crop, annotate, convert format. [Program]

Output: display

ImageMagick | Minnesota Supercomputing Institute


Input: [Uses Include:] Describe the format and characteristics of one or more image files. [Program]

Output: identify

ImageMagick | Minnesota Supercomputing Institute


Input: [Uses Include:] Save any visible window on an X server and outputs it as an image file. You can capture a single window, the entire screen, or any rectangular portion of the screen. [Program]

Output: import

ImageMagick | Minnesota Supercomputing Institute


Input: [Uses Include:] Transforms an image or sequence of images. Trahsformations include resizing, rotation, color reduction. [Program]

Output: mogrify

ImageMagick | Minnesota Supercomputing Institute


Input: [Uses Include:] Create a tiling of several images. [Program]

Output: montage

ImageMagick | Minnesota Supercomputing Institute


Input: [Uses Include:] A lightweight tool to stream one or more pixel components of the image or portion of the image to your choice of storage formats. [Program]

Output: stream

ImageMagick | Minnesota Supercomputing Institute


Input: [0] Guaranteed Protection [Norton Internet Security] No [SecureIT Plus]

Output: Yes-free repair to your computer due to Internet-delivered issue


Input: [0] Professional online installation [Norton Internet Security] $39.95 [SecureIT Plus]

Output: Free with enhanced online support tool


Input: [0] Parental Controls [Norton Internet Security] No [SecureIT Plus]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Automated installation of critical Microsoft patches [Norton Internet Security] $19.95 [SecureIT Plus]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Automated disk maintenance and optimization [Norton Internet Security] No [SecureIT Plus]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Monthly email reporting [Norton Internet Security] No [SecureIT Plus]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Free telephone technical support [Norton Internet Security] No [SecureIT Plus]

Output: Yes


Input: [Category] Upgrade Wait Time [Why] Because with T-Mobile you can upgrade twice a year after the first 6 months of enrollment. With Sprint you must wait 12 months (or pay the entire amount owed on the device). [Winner]

Output: T-Mobile

Sprint One Up VS. T-Mobile Jump Phone Upgrade Plans (comparison) | Gadget Review


Input: [Category] Down payments [Why] Sprint currently requires no-money down, but when the promotion runs out they will require money down on certain devices. T-Mobile requires down payments on certain phones, like the iPhone 5s. [Winner]

Output: Tie

Sprint One Up VS. T-Mobile Jump Phone Upgrade Plans (comparison) | Gadget Review


Input: [Category] Upgrade Fees [Why] Sprint does not charge an upgrade fee. T-Mobile charges an $18 upgrade fee. [Winner]

Output: Sprint

Sprint One Up VS. T-Mobile Jump Phone Upgrade Plans (comparison) | Gadget Review


Input: [Category] Finance Charges [Why] Neither carrier applies finance charges. [Winner]

Output: Tie

Sprint One Up VS. T-Mobile Jump Phone Upgrade Plans (comparison) | Gadget Review


Input: [Category] Finance Minimum [Why] Neither wireless carrier has a minimum finance amount. [Winner]

Output: Tie

Sprint One Up VS. T-Mobile Jump Phone Upgrade Plans (comparison) | Gadget Review


Input: [Category] Activation Fee [Why] Sprint charges $36 activation fee per line. T-Mobile charges $35 activation fee (But also new customers $10 for a SIM card see below). [Winner]

Output: Tie

Sprint One Up VS. T-Mobile Jump Phone Upgrade Plans (comparison) | Gadget Review


Input: [Category] Plan Fee [Why] Sprint wins because T-Mobile charges $10 per month for the Jump plan. [Winner]

Output: Sprint

Sprint One Up VS. T-Mobile Jump Phone Upgrade Plans (comparison) | Gadget Review


Input: [Category] Service Contract [Why] Neither carrier requires long-term service contracts. However, device agreements are attached to wireless service and must be paid off in full if service is cancelled. [Winner]

Output: Tie

Sprint One Up VS. T-Mobile Jump Phone Upgrade Plans (comparison) | Gadget Review


Input: [Category] Unlimited Data Plans [Why] Both plans are eligible with unlimited data. [Winner]

Output: Tie

Sprint One Up VS. T-Mobile Jump Phone Upgrade Plans (comparison) | Gadget Review


Input: [Category] SIM Card purchase [Why] T-Mobile charges new customers $10 for a SIM card. [Winner]

Output: Sprint

Sprint One Up VS. T-Mobile Jump Phone Upgrade Plans (comparison) | Gadget Review


Input: [Category] Phones & Tablets? [Why] T-Mobile does not offer tablets on its Jump plan. [Winner]

Output: Sprint

Sprint One Up VS. T-Mobile Jump Phone Upgrade Plans (comparison) | Gadget Review


Input: [Category] Insurance Plan [Why] Sprint charges $11 per month for insurance per device. T-Mobile includes insurance in their $10 per month plan fee. [Winner]

Output: T-Mobile

Sprint One Up VS. T-Mobile Jump Phone Upgrade Plans (comparison) | Gadget Review


Input: [Category] Unlimited Data Plans [Why] Both upgrade plans are eligible with unlimited data. [Winner]

Output: Tie

Sprint One Up VS. T-Mobile Jump Phone Upgrade Plans (comparison) | Gadget Review


Input: [Category] Monthly Payments [Why] While a monthly payment with Sprint is slightly higher than T-Mobile, it may be because of their no-money-down currently offered. Expect these plans to be very similar in amount per month for the same device — not including any service plan costs. [Winner]

Output: Tie

Sprint One Up VS. T-Mobile Jump Phone Upgrade Plans (comparison) | Gadget Review


Input: [Category] Overall Winner [Why] 12-10 [Winner]

Output: Sprint

Sprint One Up VS. T-Mobile Jump Phone Upgrade Plans (comparison) | Gadget Review


Input: [ID] 402 [Description] Connecting users might not be authenticated automatically in a Kerberos network environment if members of an Active Directory group. [Status] Fixed in 1.2.6. [Workaround]

Output: Create an Intel AMT user for each AD user; do not create an Intel AMT user that is an AD group.

VNC® Viewer Plus (known issues) - RealVNC®


Input: [ID] 401 [Description] An encrypted connection cannot be established if the Common Name (CN) field in a TLS certificate contains characters such as ® or ™. [Status] Under consideration. [Workaround]

Output: Avoid non-standard characters.

VNC® Viewer Plus (known issues) - RealVNC®


Input: [ID] 341 [Description] The process of establishing a connection cannot be stopped (for example, if the wrong network address or password has been entered). [Status] Under consideration. [Workaround]

Output: Wait for an error message or timeout and try again.

VNC® Viewer Plus (known issues) - RealVNC®


Input: [ID] 266 [Description] Mounting an image and then rebooting to an operating system (rather than to the image) may cause the host computer to crash. [Status] Won't fix. [Workaround]

Output: Power the host computer off using its physical Power button, and then reconnect.

VNC® Viewer Plus (known issues) - RealVNC®


Input: [ID] 264 [Description] Connected users may not be able to control the host computer during a reboot. [Status] Won't fix. [Workaround]

Output: None.

VNC® Viewer Plus (known issues) - RealVNC®


Input: [ID] 243 [Description] VNC Viewer Plus cannot connect if the nodes in a Kerberos network environment are in different domains. [Status] Under consideration. [Workaround]

Output: Make sure the client computer, host computer and authentication server are in the same domain.

VNC® Viewer Plus (known issues) - RealVNC®


Input: [ID] 206 [Description] VNC Viewer Plus displays error 12009 if you attempt to establish a connection under Windows XP SP2. [Status] Won't fix. [Workaround]

Output: SP2 is not supported. Please install SP3.

VNC® Viewer Plus (known issues) - RealVNC®


Input: [ID] 197 [Description] Mounting an image while connected via Wi-Fi may cause the host computer's operating system to lose Wi-Fi connectivity entirely. (VNC Viewer Plus is disconnected, and cannot reconnect.) [Status] Fixed in 1.2.5. [Workaround]

Output: Turn the host computer off and repair Wi-Fi connectivity using operating system diagnostic tools.

VNC® Viewer Plus (known issues) - RealVNC®


Input: [ID] 158 [Description] The host computer may disconnect VNC Viewer Plus when a dialog box is shown or the window is minimized. [Status] Under consideration. [Workaround]

Output: Perform an operation (causing a screen update to occur may prevent a timeout).

VNC® Viewer Plus (known issues) - RealVNC®


Input: [ID] 149 [Description] VNC Viewer Plus may not be able to wake a host computer from hibernate or standby mode if the operating system has requested that the Intel AMT graphics driver power down. [Status] Won't fix. [Workaround]

Output: Disconnect and then reconnect.

VNC® Viewer Plus (known issues) - RealVNC®


Input: [ID] 143 [Description] Keys on the computer keyboard's numeric keypad may appear to have no effect, or an unintended effect. [Status] Under consideration. [Workaround]

Output: The Num Lock key may be out of sync. Disconnect, press the client computer's Num Lock key once, and then reconnect.

VNC® Viewer Plus (known issues) - RealVNC®


Input: [ID] 137 [Description] VNC Viewer Plus may not be able to connect if a host computer was shut down using its physical Power button. [Status] Won't fix. [Workaround]

Output: Shut down using VNC Viewer Plus power management tools, or via the host computer's operating system.

VNC® Viewer Plus (known issues) - RealVNC®


Input: [ID] 133 [Description] The line speed estimate may be incorrectly displayed as 0 kbps, preventing VNC Viewer Plus detecting a fast network and automatically enabling full-color mode. [Status] Under consideration. [Workaround]

Output: Use the compression/quality slider on the Display tab of the VNC Viewer Plus Options dialog.

VNC® Viewer Plus (known issues) - RealVNC®


Input: [ID] 128 [Description] Connecting users might not be authenticated automatically in a Kerberos network environment if an IP address was specified. [Status] Under consideration. [Workaround]

Output: Configure VNC Viewer Plus to look up a FQDN for the host computer.

VNC® Viewer Plus (known issues) - RealVNC®


Input: [ID] 123 [Description] VNC Viewer Plus cannot connect if the host computer's screen resolution is greater than 1680 by 1050 pixels. [Status] Fixed by Intel in AMT 6.1. [Workaround]

Output: None.

VNC® Viewer Plus (known issues) - RealVNC®


Input: [ID] 64 [Description] Turning on the VNC Viewer Plus Relative Pointer Motion shortcut menu option may disable the mouse for connections to Intel AMT 6.0 and 6.1. [Status] Won't fix. [Workaround]

Output: Do not turn this option on.

VNC® Viewer Plus (known issues) - RealVNC®


Input: [ID] 48 [Description] VNC Viewer Plus cannot wake a Windows 7 or Vista host computer from sleep mode. [Status] Won't fix. [Workaround]

Output: None.

VNC® Viewer Plus (known issues) - RealVNC®


Input: [ID] 46 [Description] An image cannot be mounted when connected using non-Kerberos authentication credentials in a Kerberos network environment. [Status] Under consideration. [Workaround]

Output: Connect to AMT Server using an IP address instead of a host name.

VNC® Viewer Plus (known issues) - RealVNC®


Input: [Format] Lossless [FLAC] Yes [WAV] Yes [AIFF] Yes [MP3] No [AAC] No [WMA 9] No [WMA Lossless] Yes [vorbis] No [AppleLossless]

Output: Yes

How to get the Best Audio Quality - SqueezeboxWiki


Input: [Format] Compressed [FLAC] Yes [WAV] No [AIFF] No [MP3] Yes [AAC] Yes [WMA 9] Yes [WMA Lossless] Yes [vorbis] Yes [AppleLossless]

Output: Yes

How to get the Best Audio Quality - SqueezeboxWiki


Input: [Format] Open support [FLAC] Yes [WAV] Yes [AIFF] No [MP3] Yes [AAC] Yes [WMA 9] No [WMA Lossless] No [vorbis] No [AppleLossless]

Output: No

How to get the Best Audio Quality - SqueezeboxWiki


Input: [Format] Native Decode support [FLAC] Yes [WAV] Yes [AIFF] No [MP3] Yes [AAC] No [WMA 9] Yes [WMA Lossless] No [vorbis] Yes [AppleLossless]

Output: No

How to get the Best Audio Quality - SqueezeboxWiki


Input: [Format] Recommended [FLAC] Yes [WAV] No [AIFF] No [MP3] No [AAC] No [WMA 9] No [WMA Lossless] No [vorbis] No [AppleLossless]

Output: No

How to get the Best Audio Quality - SqueezeboxWiki


Input: [Format] Other notes [FLAC] Not available on iTunes [AppleLossless]

Output: Available iTunes

How to get the Best Audio Quality - SqueezeboxWiki


Input: [Description] Describes how to plan server farms for reliability and scalability, and how to deploy Office SharePoint Server 2007 and Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 on a server farm. [Streaming Video] None [White Paper] Download [Title]

Output: Overview: Office SharePoint Server server farm architecture


Input: [Description] Describes configuration steps needed for server farms after deployment. [Streaming Video] Watch [White Paper] Download [Title]

Output: Overview: Configuring server farms


Input: [Description] Describes how to help control access to information and how to help protect deployments from malicious users. [Streaming Video] Watch [White Paper] Download [Title]

Output: Securing server farms


Input: [Description] Describes how to set up caching, IIS compression, and other options to help maximize performance of an Office SharePoint Server server farm. [Streaming Video] Watch [White Paper] None [Title]

Output: Configuring performance options


Input: [Description] Describes how to back up and recover Office SharePoint Server server farms. [Streaming Video] Watch [White Paper] Download [Title]

Output: Backing up and restoring Office SharePoint Server server farms


Input: [Description] Provides information about common operations and management tasks. [Streaming Video] Watch [White Paper] Download [Title]

Output: Operations and management


Input: [Description] Describes how to determine requirements to support your capacity requirements. [Streaming Video] Watch [White Paper] Download [Title]

Output: Capacity planning


Input: [Description] Describes how to plan for and configure search for Office SharePoint Server. [Streaming Video] Watch [White Paper] Download [Title]

Output: Search architecture and configuration


Input: [Package] aaa_base [Long Description] Sets up the empty directory tree for Slackware and adds an email to root's mailbox welcoming them to Linux. :) This package should be installed first, and never uninstalled. [Short Description]

Output: Basic Linux filesystem package


Input: [Package] aaa_elflibs [Long Description] This is a collection of shared libraries needed to run Linux programs. ELF (Executable and Linking Format) is the standard Linux binary format. These libraries are gathered from other Slackware packages and are intended to give a fairly complete initial set of libraries. This package should be not upgraded or reinstalled (it could copy over newer library versions). [Short Description]

Output: Shared libraries needed by many programs


Input: [Package] aaa_terminfo [Long Description] This is a starter set of files from the terminfo database, which should be enough in most cases. The complete set (from which this is derived) can be found in the ncurses package. The terminfo database describes the characteristics of terminals, so don't try to log in without this package. :-) [Short Description]

Output: A basic collection of terminfo entries


Input: [Package] acl [Long Description] This package contains a set of tools and libraries for manipulating POSIX Access Control Lists. POSIX Access Control Lists (defined in POSIX 1003.1e draft standard 17) are used to define more fine-grained discretionary access rights for files and directories. [Short Description]

Output: Tools for using POSIX Access Control Lists


Input: [Package] acpid [Long Description] Most modern computers support the Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) standard to allow intelligent power management. This package contains acpid, which is the user-space daemon needed in order to make the Linux ACPI support completely functional. ACPI must be compiled into the kernel to run acpid. [Short Description]

Output: ACPI daemon


Input: [Package] apmd [Long Description] apmd is an APM monitoring daemon, and works in conjunction with the APM BIOS driver in the kernel. Apmd (and the included tools) handle tasks such as automatically putting a laptop into suspend when the power level drop below a certain point. This package also includes the graphical power management tools xapm and xbattery. [Short Description]

Output: Advanced Power Management daemon


Input: [Package] attr [Long Description] This package contains a set of tools for manipulating extended attributes (name:value pairs associated permanently with files and directories) on filesystem objects, and the library and header files needed to develop programs which make use of extended attributes. Extended attributes are used to provide additional functionality to a filesystem. For example, Access Control Lists (ACLs) are implemented using extended attributes. [Short Description]

Output: Tools for using extended attributes on filesystems


Input: [Package] bash [Long Description] The GNU Bourne-Again SHell. Bash is a sh-compatible command interpreter that executes commands read from the standard input or from a file. Bash also incorporates useful features from the Korn and C shells (ksh and csh). Bash is ultimately intended to be a conformant implementation of the IEEE Posix Shell and Tools specification (IEEE Working Group 1003.2). Bash must be present for the system to boot properly. [Short Description]

Output: sh-compatible shell


Input: [Package] bin [Long Description] The bin package is a collection of miscellaneous command-line utilities. Some of these (such as 'tempfile') are used in system scripts. [Short Description]

Output: Some command-line utilities


Input: [Package] bzip2 [Long Description] Bzip2 compresses files using the Burrows-Wheeler block sorting text compression algorithm, and Huffman coding. Compression is generally considerably better than that achieved by more conventional LZ77/LZ78-based compressors, and approaches the performance of the PPM family of statistical compressors. [Short Description]

Output: A block-sorting file compressor


Input: [Package] coreutils [Long Description] These are the GNU core utilities, the basic command line programs such as 'mkdir', 'ls', and 'rm' that are needed for the system to run. This package is the union of the GNU fileutils, sh-utils, and textutils packages. Most of these programs have significant advantages over their Unix counterparts, such as greater speed, additional options, and fewer arbitrary limits. [Short Description]

Output: Core GNU utilities


Input: [Package] cpio [Long Description] This is GNU cpio, a program to manage archives of files. This package also includes mt, a tape drive control program. cpio copies files into or out of a cpio or tar archive, which is a file that contains other files plus information about them, such as their pathname, owner, timestamps, and access permissions. The archive can be another file on the disk, a magnetic tape, or a pipe. [Short Description]

Output: Backup and archiving utility


Input: [Package] cryptsetup [Long Description] LUKS is a standard for cross-platform hard disk encryption. It provides secure management of multiple userpasswords and stores setup information in the partition header. LUKS for dm-crypt is now implemented in cryptsetup replacing the original cryptsetup. It provides all the functionally of the original version plus all LUKS features. [Short Description]

Output: Utility for setting up encrypted filesystems


Input: [Package] cxxlibs [Long Description] This package contains the shared libraries needed to run dynamically linked C++ binaries linked with older versions of libstdc++. [Short Description]

Output: C++ shared library compatibility package


Input: [Package] dcron [Long Description] The cron daemon runs in the background and executes tasks on behalf of users at the appropriate time. Many timed system tasks are started with cron, such as the nightly indexing with updatedb. [Short Description]

Output: Dillon's Cron daemon


Input: [Package] device-mapper [Long Description] The goal of device-mapper is to support volume management. The driver enables the definition of new block devices composed of ranges of sectors of existing devices. This can be used to define disk partitions or logical volumes. device-mapper is required by LVM2, the Logical Volume Manager. [Short Description]

Output: Device mapper for logical volume management


Input: [Package] devs [Long Description] This package creates special files in the /dev directory that represent your system's hardware, and a tool (/dev/MAKEDEV) for creating new device files. These files are required to access hardware on a Linux system. [Short Description]

Output: System device files


Input: [Package] dialog [Long Description] Dialog is a program to present a variety of questions or display messages using dialog boxes from a shell script. The Slackware package management script "pkgtool" uses this, as do various other menu-driven console scripts. [Short Description]

Output: Display dialog boxes from shell scripts


Input: [Package] dosfstools [Long Description] Utilities for creating FAT filesystems (mkdosfs), and for checking and repairing them (dosfsck). [Short Description]

Output: Tools for working with FAT filesystems


Input: [Package] e2fsprogs [Long Description] Utilities needed to create and maintain ext2 and ext3 filesystems. [Short Description]


Input: [Package] eject [Long Description] Eject allows removable media (typically a DVD, CD, floppy disk, tape, etc.) to be ejected under software control. The command can also control some multi-disc changers, the auto-eject feature supported by some devices, and can close the disc tray of some drives. [Short Description]

Output: A tool to eject removable media


Input: [Package] elvis [Long Description] Elvis is a text editor. It is intended to be a modern replacement for the classic ex/vi editor of UNIX fame. Elvis supports many new features, including multiple edit buffers, multiple windows, and a variety of display modes. [Short Description]


Input: [Package] etc [Long Description] System configuration files. The /etc directory is traditionally the location where configuration files are found. [Short Description]

Output: System configuration files


Input: [Package] file [Long Description] This is Ian F. Darwin's 'file' utility, used to identify files. [Short Description]

Output: A utility to determine file type


Input: [Package] findutils [Long Description] This package contains the GNU find and xargs programs. The find and xargs implementations comply with POSIX 1003.2. They also support some additional options, some borrowed from Unix and some unique to GNU. [Short Description]

Output: Utilities to locate files


Input: [Package] floppy [Long Description] Contains fdutils-5.4, tools to test and format floppy disks; and mtools-3.9.8, a collection of utilities for using DOS/Windows floppy disks with Linux. [Short Description]

Output: Floppy disk utilities


Input: [Package] gawk [Long Description] Gawk is the GNU Project's implementation of the AWK programming language. It conforms to the definition of the language in the POSIX 1003.2 Command Language And Utilities Standard. This version in turn is based on the description in The AWK Programming Language, by Aho, Kernighan, and Weinberger, with the additional features found in the System V Release 4 version of UNIX awk. Gawk also provides more recent Bell Labs awk extensions, and some GNU-specific extensions. [Short Description]

Output: Pattern scanning and processing language


Input: [Package] gettext [Long Description] The GNU gettext package contains "gettext" and "ngettext", programs that are used to internationalize the messages given by shell scripts. [Short Description]


Input: [Package] glibc-solibs [Long Description] This package contains the shared libraries, binaries, and support files required to run most Linux applications linked with glibc. [Short Description]

Output: Shared GNU C libraries


Input: [Package] glibc-zoneinfo [Long Description] This package allows you to configure your time zone. Use the timeconfig utility to set your local time zone. [Short Description]

Output: Timezone database


Input: [Package] grep [Long Description] This is GNU grep, the "fastest grep in the west" (we hope). Grep searches through textual input for lines which contain a match to a specified pattern and then prints the matching lines. [Short Description]

Output: Print lines matching a pattern


Input: [Package] gzip [Long Description] Gzip reduces the size of the named files using Lempel-Ziv coding (LZ77). Whenever possible, each file is replaced by one with the extension .gz, while keeping the same ownership modes, access and modification times. [Short Description]

Output: File compression utility


Input: [Package] hdparm [Long Description] hdparm provides a command line interface to various hard disk ioctls supported by the Linux ATA/IDE device driver subsystem. This may be required to enable higher-performing disk modes. [Short Description]

Output: Read/set hard drive parameters


Input: [Package] infozip [Long Description] zip is a compression and file packaging utility for Unix, VMS, MSDOS, OS/2, Windows NT, Minix, Atari and Macintosh, Amiga and Acorn RISC OS. It is analogous to a combination of the UNIX commands tar(1) and compress(1) and is compatible with PKZIP (Phil Katz's ZIP). A companion program unzip(1L)), unpacks zip archives. [Short Description]

Output: Info-ZIP's zip and unzip utilities


Input: [Package] isapnptools [Long Description] These programs allow ISA Plug-And-Play devices to be configured on a Linux machine. [Short Description]

Output: ISA Plug-And-Play tools


Input: [Package] kbd [Long Description] Load and save keyboard mappings. Needed if you are not using the US keyboard map. This package also contains utilities to change your console fonts - if you install it you'll get a menu later on that lets you select from many different fonts. If you like one, you can make it your default font. A new default font can be chosen at any time by typing 'setconsolefont'. [Short Description]

Output: Keyboard maps and console fonts