Input: [Software] Photo Story 3 [Manufacturer] Microsoft [Application]

Output: Photo Editing

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Input: [Software] Graphical Analysis 3.4 [Manufacturer] Vernier [Application]

Output: Physics

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Input: [Software] Logger Pro 3.4.6 [Manufacturer] Vernier [Application]

Output: Physics

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Input: [Software] Project 2010 [Manufacturer] Microsoft [Application]

Output: Planning

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Input: [Software] Power Point 2010 SP1 [Manufacturer] Microsoft [Application]

Output: Presentation

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Input: [Software] .Net Framework 4.5 [Manufacturer] Microsoft [Application]

Output: Programming

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Input: [Software] Alice 3.1.58.0 [Manufacturer] www.alice.org [Application]

Output: Programming

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Input: [Software] Crimson Editor v3.70 [Manufacturer] Emerald Editor [Application]

Output: Programming

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Input: [Software] DrJava 20110822-r5448 [Manufacturer] Rice University [Application]

Output: Programming

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Input: [Software] Eclipse 4.2.1 [Manufacturer] Eclipse Foundation [Application]

Output: Programming

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Input: [Software] Eclipse with Android SDK [Manufacturer] Eclipse Foundation [Application]

Output: Programming

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Input: [Software] Java SE (JDK) 7u21 [Manufacturer] Oracle [Application]

Output: Programming

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Input: [Software] PCSpim 9.1.4 (MIPS) [Manufacturer] James Larus [Application]

Output: Programming

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Input: [Software] PuTTY 0.62 [Manufacturer] Simon Tatham [Application]

Output: Programming

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Input: [Software] RAPTOR 4.0.6.0001 [Manufacturer] Martin Clarlisle [Application]

Output: Programming

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Input: [Software] RoboMind 3.0 [Manufacturer] Arvid Halma [Application]

Output: Programming

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Input: [Software] SQL Server 2008 [Manufacturer] Microsoft [Application]

Output: Programming

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Input: [Software] Visual Studio 2010 SP1 [Manufacturer] Microsoft [Application]

Output: Programming

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Input: [Software] Publisher 2010 SP1 [Manufacturer] Microsoft [Application]

Output: Publishing

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Input: [Software] Excel 2010 SP1 [Manufacturer] Microsoft [Application]

Output: Spreadsheet

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Input: [Software] Notepad++ 6.2.2 [Manufacturer] Don Ho [Application]

Output: Text Editor

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Input: [Software] Medical Office Practice [Manufacturer] Delmar Applications [Application]

Output: Transcription

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Input: [Software] Flash Professional CS6 [Manufacturer] Adobe [Application]

Output: Video Editing

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Input: [Software] Media Encoder CS6 [Manufacturer] Adobe [Application]

Output: Video Editing

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Input: [Software] Movie Maker 2.6 [Manufacturer] Microsoft [Application]

Output: Video Editor

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Input: [Software] Chrome 26.0.1410.64 [Manufacturer] Google [Application]

Output: Web Browser

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Input: [Software] Firefox 20.0.1 [Manufacturer] Mozilla [Application]

Output: Web Browser

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Input: [Software] Internet Explorer 9 [Manufacturer] Microsoft [Application]

Output: Web Browser

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Input: [Software] Dreamweaver CS6 [Manufacturer] Adobe [Application]

Output: Web Development

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Input: [Software] RM Easiteach 3.6 [Manufacturer] Lightbox Education [Application]

Output: White Board

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Input: [Software] Word 2010 SP1 [Manufacturer] Microsoft [Application]

Output: Word Processing

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Input: [Endpoint Protection Plus] Maximum security for PCs and laptops [Endpoint Protection]

Output: Advanced security for PCs and laptops

Avast | Small Business (SOHO) Antivirus and Computer Security Software


Input: [0] Protect my business data against viruses & spyware [Endpoint Protection Plus] yes [Endpoint Protection]

Output: yes

Avast | Small Business (SOHO) Antivirus and Computer Security Software


Input: [0] Secure my financial transactions [Endpoint Protection Plus] yes [Endpoint Protection]

Output: yes

Avast | Small Business (SOHO) Antivirus and Computer Security Software


Input: [0] Isolate websites I’m not sure of, so that nothing bad gets to my data [Endpoint Protection Plus] yes [Endpoint Protection]

Output: yes

Avast | Small Business (SOHO) Antivirus and Computer Security Software


Input: [0] Administer my security from a central console [Endpoint Protection Plus] yes [Endpoint Protection]

Output: yes

Avast | Small Business (SOHO) Antivirus and Computer Security Software


Input: [0] Yearly subscription per device from (volume discounts available) [Endpoint Protection Plus] $49,99 [Endpoint Protection]

Output: $39,99

Avast | Small Business (SOHO) Antivirus and Computer Security Software


Input: [0] Remote Administration console [Endpoint Protection Plus] Free [Endpoint Protection]

Output: Free

Avast | Small Business (SOHO) Antivirus and Computer Security Software


Input: [Endpoint Protection Plus] LEARN MORE [Endpoint Protection]

Output: LEARN MORE

Avast | Small Business (SOHO) Antivirus and Computer Security Software


Input: [NAME] ab38 [DESCRIPTION] Extensible Help system [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] adc21_OOH680 [DESCRIPTION] Allow absolute URLs for links to the developer manual. [Integrated]

Output: OOH680m1

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] altfcfgmerge02 [DESCRIPTION] The filter project creates the type detection .xcu files and filter .xcus which are built with a java program, there is an alternative python one if building without java. It has become stale, so this updates it with the missing bits required to create valid .xcus again if using --disable-java [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m239

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] aquavcl04_OOH680 [DESCRIPTION] Several misc fixes for Aqua version, including, Testtool issues, misc scrollbar issues, clipping, timers, mousewheel, more Cocoa ..etc [Integrated]

Output: OOH680m2

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] armeabi01 [DESCRIPTION] arm eabi soft-float port. i.e. port to the latest arm abi as used by e.g. fedora-arm [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m240

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] armoabiport01 [DESCRIPTION] Resurrect the arm oabi port and update for hardware floating point support [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] as6 [DESCRIPTION] fixes around file picker implementation [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] ause087 [DESCRIPTION] small patches and fixes [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] ause088_OOH680 [DESCRIPTION] small build fixes [Integrated]

Output: OOH680m1

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] awtfixes1_OOH680 [DESCRIPTION] Improve awt and vcl, adding hooks for layout [Integrated]

Output: OOH680m2

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] aw053 [DESCRIPTION] Reduce complexity: Unnecessary display options [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] beppec56pdfa1b [DESCRIPTION] Add PDF/A-1a capability to OOo PDF export filter [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] beppec56pdffix01_OOH680 [DESCRIPTION] Bug fix for pdf export filter (PDF/A-1), on the way to 2.4 [Integrated]

Output: OOH680m1

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] beppec56pdflinks [DESCRIPTION] Implementation of relative hyperlinks in OOo PDF export filter. Implementation of a conversion from OOo bookmarks (those added by Insert > Bookmark) to PDF 'named destination' (PDF 1.4 spec, 8.2.1). [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] boostup01 [DESCRIPTION] Update internal boost to 1.34.1 (for the platforms that support it) [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m240

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] buildtool01 [DESCRIPTION] Includes implementation for additional pre- and post- jobs [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m239

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] calcprintdlg [DESCRIPTION] Calc enhancements for the print dialog. [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] calc45 [DESCRIPTION] More Calc patches and bug fixes for 2.4 [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m240

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] chart15_OOH680 [DESCRIPTION] Bugfixes for chart2 [Integrated]

Output: OOH680m2

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] chart17 [DESCRIPTION] Chart Features for 2.4: Regression curve equations and more flexible data point label placement. [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] cmcfixes39 [DESCRIPTION] misc small config/build fixes [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m240

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] configrefactor01 [DESCRIPTION] Large scale re-factor of configmgr, switching to a single component-wide lock instead of 10+ different categories, also improving efficiency & performance in several places, while reducing code complexity, chains of typedefs, custom allocators, pointer types, layers of wrapper etc. [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] configure22 [DESCRIPTION] configure and related stuff [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m240

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] customfields [DESCRIPTION] Fixes Word import for custom fields and provides them as DocumentInfoFields based on CustomProperties. [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] datapilotdetails [DESCRIPTION] DataPilot drill-down on data field. This contains parts of koheidatapilot01, but not the core changes (cache table). [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] datapilotsort [DESCRIPTION] Manual sorting of items in DataPilot [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] dba24c [DESCRIPTION] ongoing DBA bugfixing towards OOo 2.4 [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] dba24lms [DESCRIPTION] integrate some new DBA strings into 2.4 before the translation freeze. The code using those strings will not be finished in time for that date, but can be integrated later (still before 2.4). [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] dictionariesfor24 [DESCRIPTION] Add new dictionaries for 2.4. [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m240

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] dmgarchive [DESCRIPTION] Make pkgformat "archive" generate a .dmg on Mac OS X. [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] fpicker7 [DESCRIPTION] Show "All Files" in mail merge add database gtk file picker [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] fwk72 [DESCRIPTION] Framework fixes for OOo2.4 [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] fwk74 [DESCRIPTION] Framework fixes/features for OpenOffice.org 2.4. [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] fwk77_OOH680 [DESCRIPTION] Bugfixes for 2.4 [Integrated]

Output: OOH680m1

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] fwk78 [DESCRIPTION] Enhancements and UI changes. [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] gcc412warnings [DESCRIPTION] fix compiler problems with gcc 4.1.2 [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m239

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] gcc430_OOH680 [DESCRIPTION] clean up the warnings that are now errors in gcc 4.3.0 [Integrated]

Output: OOH680m1

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] gfbfcfg [DESCRIPTION] Better FontConfig integration (configured substitutions, glyph fallback substitutions, font attributes) [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m240

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] hcshared12 [DESCRIPTION] Changes to application help Autumn 07 [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] hr48 [DESCRIPTION] Enable member template support for STLport on Solaris platforms. [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] hunspell2_OOH680 [DESCRIPTION] Hunspell spell checker 1.1.12 (http://hunspell.sf.net): - rule and dictionary based phonetic suggestions (new en_US dictionary uses this feature) - better Arabic, Catalan, Dutch, French, German, Hebrew, Italian etc. support - several bug fixes, eg. Issue 76067 (crash-like deceleration for hexadecimal numbers with long ff sequence) - optimized memory handling (- 3/4 MB with en_US dictionary) [Integrated]

Output: OOH680m1

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] impress134 [DESCRIPTION] impress/draw fixes for OOo 2.4 [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] jl76 [DESCRIPTION] enhancements for extension online update [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] jl77 [DESCRIPTION] patches for 2.4 [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m239

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] jl79 [DESCRIPTION] enhancements for Extension Manager [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] jl82 [DESCRIPTION] New versions for CLI-Assemblies [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m239

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] jl83 [DESCRIPTION] 2.4 fixes [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m239

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] kendy19_OOH680 [DESCRIPTION] OSL_DOUBLE_CHECKED_LOCKING_MEMORY_BARRIER() is defined as empty, causes warning gcc 4.2.1. This CWS fixes that. [Integrated]

Output: OOH680m1

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] kprinter [DESCRIPTION] Allow for cooperation with "kprinter" tool [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m240

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] langstatusbar [DESCRIPTION] Better language selection via status bar control. [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] langtabfix [DESCRIPTION] Fix merge error in langtab.scr (See details in issue 84190). [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m239

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] localisation25 [DESCRIPTION] l10n build for OOo 2.4 [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m241

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] macosxquicktime01 [DESCRIPTION] QuickTime Movie and Sound support for Mac OS X port using QTKit framework [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m239

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] macosx24dmg [DESCRIPTION] Set the correct position for OpenOffice.org 2.4 icon in the window containing the mounted image disk [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] mav26 [DESCRIPTION] Fix for duplicated objects problem. [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m240

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] mba24issues01_OOH680 [Integrated]

Output: OOH680m1

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] mipsebport01 [DESCRIPTION] Port to 32bit big endian mips linux [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] mipselport02 [DESCRIPTION] RTLD_GLOBAL mismatch with SAL_LOADMODULE_GLOBAL [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] native116 [DESCRIPTION] New process to integrate merge modules into msi database. [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] native120 [DESCRIPTION] OOo 2.4 installation tasks [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m239

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] native122 [DESCRIPTION] OOo 2.4 installation tasks. [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m240

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] nowrapcmd1 [DESCRIPTION] Make OOo buildable on W32-{ba,tc}sh without WRAPCMD set. [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m240

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] npower8 [DESCRIPTION] * import more vba api model stuff from ooo-build to sync with upstream * use new uno style service and new uno multi inheritence interfaces * some porting of the helperap also [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m239

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] obo19_OOH680 [DESCRIPTION] Build and environment fixes for MacOSX 10.5. (Leopard) [Integrated]

Output: OOH680m1

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] obo20 [DESCRIPTION] Fix for #i84191# [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m239

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] onlineupdate6 [DESCRIPTION] Download & Install for Linux & Solaris [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] ooh680m1masterfix [Integrated]

Output: OOH680m1

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] ooh680m2masterfix [Integrated]

Output: OOH680m2

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] openssl01 [DESCRIPTION] Fix some build issues in openssl [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] os104 [DESCRIPTION] Bug fixes OOo 2.4 [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] os106 [DESCRIPTION] Enhancements [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] os107 [DESCRIPTION] Implementation of issue i61007 [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] os108 [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m239

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] pentaho1_OOH680 [DESCRIPTION] Newest version of the Pentaho sources of the report engine. [Integrated]

Output: OOH680m2

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] pj88 [DESCRIPTION] Fix small, but very annoying typo in en-US string in error message. [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] pmladek08 [DESCRIPTION] Add back support for neon-0.24.X [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m240

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] pppopt04 [DESCRIPTION] Presentation Minimizer bugfix workspace [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] qadev31_OOH680 [DESCRIPTION] test environment for API tests and Convwatch [Integrated]

Output: OOH680m2

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] regexp02 [DESCRIPTION] Support of backward references in regular expressions. [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m239

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] reportdesign01 [DESCRIPTION] Ongoing fixes for the Sun Report Builder [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] resmgrnocopy [DESCRIPTION] make tools ResMgr noncopyable issue 83169 [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m240

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] rhino15r5_OOH680 [DESCRIPTION] update rhino to the most recent 1.5 version [Integrated]

Output: OOH680m1

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] rsclangvar_OOH680 [DESCRIPTION] implement language variant fallback in rsc [Integrated]

Output: OOH680m1

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] sb79 [DESCRIPTION] various 2.4 fixes [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] sb80_OOH680 [DESCRIPTION] fixes for problems introduced by CWS sb71 [Integrated]

Output: OOH680m1

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] sb81 [DESCRIPTION] portable SAL_PRI... fprintf family conversion specifications [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] sb84_SRC680 [DESCRIPTION] missing PATCH flag [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m239

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] sheetzoom [DESCRIPTION] Allow to set separate zoom level per sheet [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] shutup1 [DESCRIPTION] Make build process less verbose: silent deliver [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] smoketest19 [DESCRIPTION] Support for pkgformat installed in smoketest [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m239

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] soli10envfixes [DESCRIPTION] some fixes for build environment, so that solaris 10 can also be used as a build platform [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m239

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] src680m238masterfix [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] src680m239masterfix [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m239

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] src680m240masterfix [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m240

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] src680m241masterfix [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m241

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] stl4leopardppc_OOH680 [DESCRIPTION] The purpose of the cws is to allow OpenOffice.org to be built on Mac OS X10.5 (PowerPC) using system stl (i.e. using --without-stlport4 configure option ) [Integrated]

Output: OOH680m2

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] swcolsel [DESCRIPTION] Allow block selection in Writer [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] sw8u10bf01 [DESCRIPTION] bug fixes in Writer for OOo 2.4 [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m240

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] sw8u10bf02_OOH680 [DESCRIPTION] Writer core bug fixes for OOo2.4 [Integrated]

Output: OOH680m1

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] tkr06 [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] tkr08_OOH680 [DESCRIPTION] 2.4 fixes / patches [Integrated]

Output: OOH680m2

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] ucbfixes04_OOH680 [DESCRIPTION] Misc UCB bug fixes for 2.4 [Integrated]

Output: OOH680m1

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] unoapi2_OOH680 [DESCRIPTION] add issue numbers into knownissue.xcl of $MODULE/qa/unoapi filder [Integrated]

Output: OOH680m2

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] updchk10 [DESCRIPTION] enhancements to the automatic look for updates [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] vcl83 [DESCRIPTION] Misc VCL related fixes for OOo 2.4 [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m238

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] vcl84 [DESCRIPTION] more 2.4 tasks [Integrated]

Output: SRC680m240

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [NAME] wae4extensions_OOH680 [DESCRIPTION] This cws is an effort to fix warnings at buildtime in extensions [Integrated]

Output: OOH680m2

OpenOffice.org 2.4.2 (build OOH680_m18) - Release Notes


Input: [0] Edit [1] File Name [2]

Output: Description

Release Notes for Kerberos for Windows 3.0 Beta 3


Input: [0] N [1] kfw.nsi [2]

Output: Top level install script

Release Notes for Kerberos for Windows 3.0 Beta 3


Input: [0] N [1] kfw-fixed.nsi [2]

Output: script containing kfw install functions

Release Notes for Kerberos for Windows 3.0 Beta 3


Input: [0] N [1] utils.nsi [2]

Output: script containing general purpose nsis functions useful to other installers

Release Notes for Kerberos for Windows 3.0 Beta 3


Input: [0] Y [1] site-local.nsi [2]

Output: script containing site local definitions detailing how the distribution was compiled and where the source binaries are to be found

Release Notes for Kerberos for Windows 3.0 Beta 3


Input: [0] N [1] KfWConfigPage.ini [2]

Output: page layout information for the first configuration page

Release Notes for Kerberos for Windows 3.0 Beta 3


Input: [0] N [1] KfWConfigPage2.ini [2]

Output: page layout information for the second configuration page

Release Notes for Kerberos for Windows 3.0 Beta 3


Input: [0] N [1] licenses.rtf [2]

Output: Kerberos 5 and Kerberos for Windows License text

Release Notes for Kerberos for Windows 3.0 Beta 3


Input: [0] N [1] kfw.ico [2]

Output: Kerberos for Windows icon file

Release Notes for Kerberos for Windows 3.0 Beta 3


Input: [0] N [1] killer.cpp [2]

Output: Source code to executable used to terminate running programs during uninstall

Release Notes for Kerberos for Windows 3.0 Beta 3


Input: [0] Category [Op scan] SI [DRE] non-IV [VVPAT] SI [LVVPAT] non-IV [Witness] IV [E2E crypto] SI [Audit port] IV [Split process]

Output: IV


Input: [0] Error detection [Op scan] Direct verification, post-election audit [DRE] Indirect verification, integrity checks, event logs [VVPAT] Direct verification, post-election audit, integrity checks, event logs [LVVPAT] Direct verification by a selected sample, post-election audit, integrity checks, event logs [Witness] Post-election audit, event logs [E2E crypto] Count verification [Audit port] Depends on what connected [Split process]

Output: Indirect verification, post-election audit, event logs


Input: [0] Diagnosis [Op scan] Independent recount (possibly automated) [DRE] Contingent on defensive programming and design [VVPAT] VVPAT adds another record but also more points of failure [LVVPAT] Less than VVPAT [Witness] If witness device is sufficiently transparent and simple, should help diagnose faults in the other device [E2E crypto] No [Audit port] Depends on what connected [Split process]

Output: Multiple devices and token make diagnosis more difficult


Input: [0] Error correction [Op scan] Independent recount (possibly automated); no recovery if ballots are unreadable or destroyed [DRE] Duplicate electronic records allow recovery in case records are damaged but no recovery if votes were misrecorded [VVPAT] Reconstruct from VVPAT [LVVPAT] Less than VVPAT [Witness] Reconstruct from witness record [E2E crypto] Duplicate electronic records allow recovery in case records are damaged but no recovery if all copies fail cryptographic validation [Audit port] Depends on what connected [Split process]

Output: Reconstruct from tokens


Input: [0] Vote disambiguation [Op scan] Requires support for read verification [DRE] Yes [VVPAT] Yes [LVVPAT] Yes [Witness] Yes [E2E crypto] Yes [Audit port] Yes [Split process]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Sampling audit [Op scan] Depends on ballot identification and reporting capabilities [DRE] Depends on ballot identification and reporting capabilities [VVPAT] Depends on ballot identification and reporting capabilities [LVVPAT] Yes, but sampling strategy should be auditor's prerogative, not determined in advance [Witness] Depends on ballot identification and reporting capabilities [E2E crypto] Yes (by voters) [Audit port] Depends on ballot identification and reporting capabilities [Split process]

Output: Depends on ballot identification and reporting capabilities


Input: [0] Multiple independent cast vote records [Op scan] No [DRE] No [VVPAT] Yes [LVVPAT] Only for sample [Witness] Contingent on the transparency of the witness device [E2E crypto] No [Audit port] Depends on what connected [Split process]

Output: Contingent on independence of vote capture and verification stations, integrity of tokens


Input: [0] Persistence of records [Op scan] Unique paper record subject to deterioration [DRE] Electronic records with back-ups; easier to preserve but also easier to lose [VVPAT] Both paper and electronic records; some insurance in having different types of records with different modes of failure [LVVPAT] Electronic records with back-ups; paper for sample only [Witness] Depends on type of witness device [E2E crypto] Depends on specific design [Audit port] Depends on what connected [Split process]

Output: Token supposedly unalterable


Input: [0] Security [Op scan] Protection of the sole record; ballot stuffing, chain voting, etc. [DRE] No direct verification; no independent record; requires secure and trustworthy software [VVPAT] VVPAT operational issues may cast false doubt on results [LVVPAT] Predetermined sampling limits power of audit [Witness] No direct verification; requires trustworthy witness devices, transparent witness records [E2E crypto] Requires correctly implemented cryptography [Audit port] Depends on what connected, protection of the audit port [Split process]

Output: No direct verification; requires independence of vote capture and verification stations, high-integrity tokens; common vulnerabilities of vote capture and verification stations


Input: [0] Accessibility [Op scan] Access features difficult to provide from paper ballot; must convert print to alternative forms and eliminate paper handling [DRE] Wide variety of access features can be readily provided from digital form of electronic ballot. No paper handling required. [VVPAT] Access features difficult to provide from VVPAT; must convert print to alternative forms when VVPAT is or can be ballot of record [LVVPAT] Not actually improved versus VVPAT but possibly more legally defensible since cast verification is not guaranteed to sighted voters1 [Witness] So long as the voter is not verifying the secondary archival record, no access features would be needed [E2E crypto] Depends on form of voter verification. Whatever media is used by the voter to verify (paper, web site, etc.) would need to be made accessible. [Audit port] Depends on what is connected and if the voter is verifying the output of the attached device. Paper output will be more difficult to make accessible than digital output. [Split process]

Output: Depends on form of token. When token is paper, access features are difficult to deliver. When token is electronic, access features can more readily be provided but handling of token can still be access barrier. Both vote capture and verification stations must be accessible.


Input: [0] Usability [Op scan] Ballots often marked incorrectly by voters [DRE] Potentially best available but depends on user interface design [VVPAT] Usability for audit tends to be poor [LVVPAT] Some voters get DRE experience, others get VVPAT experience [Witness] Same as DRE [E2E crypto] Process and added complexity not intuitive to the voter or poll worker [Audit port] Depends on what connected [Split process]

Output: Two-stage process may be unintuitive


Input: [0] Privacy [Op scan] Current accepted practice [DRE] Current accepted practice [VVPAT] Paper rolls record sequence of ballots [LVVPAT] An appropriate sampling strategy can improve privacy versus VVPAT [Witness] Potential to record sequence of ballots or (worst case) photograph the voter [E2E crypto] Possibly enhanced by obfuscation of choices [Audit port] Depends on what connected [Split process]

Output: Combined issues of DRE + token (maybe paper) + verification


Input: [0] System complexity (lower is better) [Op scan] 2 (accessible voting station + scanner) [DRE] 1 [VVPAT] 2 (DRE + printer) or 3 (+ readback from printout) [LVVPAT] 3 or 4 (... + overhead of having a variable process for the voting session) [Witness] 2 (vote capture + witness device) [E2E crypto] 2 (vote capture + cryptographic overhead) [Audit port] Depends on what connected [Split process]

Output: 2 (vote capture + verification station)


Input: [MyISAM] Not *ACID compliant and non-transactional [Innodb]

Output: *ACID compliant and hence fully transactional with ROLLBACK and COMMIT and support for Foreign Keys

MySQL Engines - MyISAM vs Innodb | Knowledge Center | Rackspace Hosting


Input: [MyISAM] MySQL 5.0 Default Engine [Innodb]

Output: Rackspace Cloud Default Engine

MySQL Engines - MyISAM vs Innodb | Knowledge Center | Rackspace Hosting


Input: [MyISAM] Offers Compression [Innodb]

Output: Offers Compression

MySQL Engines - MyISAM vs Innodb | Knowledge Center | Rackspace Hosting


Input: [MyISAM] Requires full repair/rebuild of indexes/tables [Innodb]

Output: Auto recovery from crash via replay of logs

MySQL Engines - MyISAM vs Innodb | Knowledge Center | Rackspace Hosting


Input: [MyISAM] Changed Db pages written to disk instantly [Innodb]

Output: Dirty pages converted from random to sequential before commit and flush to disk

MySQL Engines - MyISAM vs Innodb | Knowledge Center | Rackspace Hosting


Input: [MyISAM] No ordering in storage of data [Innodb]

Output: Row data stored in pages in PK order

MySQL Engines - MyISAM vs Innodb | Knowledge Center | Rackspace Hosting


Input: [MyISAM] Table level locking [Innodb]

Output: Row level locking

MySQL Engines - MyISAM vs Innodb | Knowledge Center | Rackspace Hosting


Input: [0] Component [1] Functionality [3] Example product(s) [2]

Output: Main benefit


Input: [0] Directory [1] Consolidated record of all users and identifying information. May also be used to authenticate users and define authorizations. [3] Microsoft Active Directory, Oracle Internet Directory. [2]

Output: Simplified administration (extracted from application silos).


Input: [0] Virtual directory [1] Present a single LDAP view of multiple data sources [3] Radiant Logic [2]

Output: Enable applications that can only leverage a single directory to actually interoperate with systems that must be kept current for organizational or other reasons.


Input: [0] Password management [1] Synchronize and reset passwords across multiple applications. [3] Hitachi ID Password Manager [2]

Output: Improve user experience, lower support call volume, improve strength of authentication


Input: [0] Self-service credential management [1] Allow users to resolve problems with passwords, one time password tokens, smart cards, security questions, full disk encryption keys, etc. [3] Password Manager [2]

Output: Lower IT support cost and close "social engineering" attacks against login processes.


Input: [0] Enterprise single sign-on [1] Automatically inject login IDs and passwords into applications on a PC or laptop. [3] Hitachi ID Login Manager [2]

Output: Improve user service.


Input: [0] Web single sign-on [1] Intercept login attempts to web applications. Redirect unauthenticated users to a login page and inject credentials on behalf of already-authenticated users. [3] OpenSSO, Jasig CAS [2]

Output: Improve user service. Ensure consistently strong authentication. Enable shared authorization and audit across applications.


Input: [0] Federated login [1] Authenticate a user in one domain and hand credentials and other information about the user to an application in another domain. [3] OpenSAML, Shibboleth [2]

Output: Reduced authentication burden for users and administration for IT.


Input: [0] User provisioning [1] Create, modify and delete users; set identity attributes and manage user membership in security groups across a variety of systems. [3] Hitachi ID Identity Manager [2]

Output: Faster onboarding, more reliable deactivation, ensure user rights are appropriate, simplify change management.


Input: [0] Access certification [1] Periodically review and correct user entitlements. [3] Hitachi ID Access Certifier [2]

Output: Identify and eliminate stale logins and entitlements.


Input: [0] Privileged access management [1] Find, secure and control access to administrator, application and service accounts. [3] Hitachi ID Privileged Access Manager [2]

Output: Eliminate shared, static passwords on the most powerful login IDs.


Input: [0] Attribute based access control [1] Externalize decision logic about what users can access from applications to a shared infrastructure [3] Axiomatics, Bitkoo [2]

Output: Faster application development, more flexible and reliable authorization rules.


Input: [Console(s) (touch / classic)] Welcome [Purpose] Provides an overview and direct access (via links) to the main functionality of AEM. [UI]

Output: Classic


Input: [Console(s) (touch / classic)] Projects (Welcome) [Purpose] The Projects console gives you direct access to your projects and is also used as the Welcome screen for the touch-optimized UI. Projects are used to group your resources together. Such resources can include sites, assets, mobile site, communities, etc and can be configured to include new projects. [UI]

Output: Touch


Input: [Console(s) (touch / classic)] Sites / Websites [Purpose] The Sites/Websites consoles let you create, view and manage websites running on your AEM instance. Through these consoles you can create, copy, move and delete website pages, start workflows, and activate (publish) pages. You can also open a page for editing. [UI]

Output: Touch / Classic


Input: [Console(s) (touch / classic)] Tools [Purpose] The Tools consoles provide access to a number of specialized tools that help you administer your websites, digital assets and other aspects of your content repository. [UI]

Output: Touch / Classic


Input: [Console(s) (touch / classic)] Assets / Digital Assets [Purpose] These consoles let you import and manage digital assets such as images, videos, documents and audio files. These assets can then be used by any website running on the same AEM nstance. [UI]

Output: Touch / Classic


Input: [Console(s) (touch / classic)] Campaigns [Purpose] This console allows you to manage your marketing campaigns. [UI]

Output: Classic


Input: [Console(s) (touch / classic)] Collections [Purpose] This console becomes available after you select the Assets console. Here you can manage your collections: [UI]

Output: Touch


Input: [Console(s) (touch / classic)] Communities / Community [Purpose] These consoles allow you to manage and moderate your community forums: [UI]

Output: Touch / Classic


Input: [Console(s) (touch / classic)] Publications [Purpose] This console gives you access to Media Publisher, an Experience Manager add-on designed for creating media- and publishing-related content. [UI]

Output: Touch


Input: [Console(s) (touch / classic)] Tagging [Purpose] The Tagging console lets you administer tags. Tags are short names or phrases that you can use to classify and annotate pieces of content making it easier to find and organize them. For further information see Using and Managing Tags. [UI]

Output: Classic


Input: [Console(s) (touch / classic)] Users [Purpose] The Users console lets you manage access rights for users and groups. For full details see User Administration and Security. Note: in the touch-optimized UI this console is available from the Tools console. [UI]

Output: Touch / Classic


Input: [Console(s) (touch / classic)] Workflow [Purpose] A workflow is a defined series of steps that describes the process of completing some task. In many cases a number of people are involved in a task and each person must complete their step before handing off the work to the next person. The Workflow console lets you build workflow models and managing running workflow instances. See Working with Workflows. [UI]

Output: Classic


Input: [Platform] Platform development rate and deployment [iOS (jailbroken)] OK [Android] High [BlackBerry] Low/moderate [iOS]

Output: OK

Android vs iOS vs BlackBerry: Which is the most secure holiday gift? - News - PC Advisor


Input: [Platform] Flexibility [iOS (jailbroken)] High [Android] High (very good) [BlackBerry] Low (inflexible by design) [iOS]

Output: Poor

Android vs iOS vs BlackBerry: Which is the most secure holiday gift? - News - PC Advisor


Input: [Platform] Security usability [iOS (jailbroken)] OK [Android] OK [BlackBerry] OK [iOS]

Output: Great

Android vs iOS vs BlackBerry: Which is the most secure holiday gift? - News - PC Advisor


Input: [Platform] Platform security [iOS (jailbroken)] Poor [Android] Poor [BlackBerry] High [iOS]

Output: OK

Android vs iOS vs BlackBerry: Which is the most secure holiday gift? - News - PC Advisor


Input: [Platform] Ecosystem security [iOS (jailbroken)] Moderate [Android] Moderate/poor [BlackBerry] High [iOS]

Output: OK

Android vs iOS vs BlackBerry: Which is the most secure holiday gift? - News - PC Advisor


Input: [Platform] Privacy and data leakage concerns [iOS (jailbroken)] Poor [Android] Poor [BlackBerry] Great [iOS]

Output: OK

Android vs iOS vs BlackBerry: Which is the most secure holiday gift? - News - PC Advisor


Input: [Platform] Ranking [iOS (jailbroken)] 3rd equal [Android] 3rd equal [BlackBerry] 2nd [iOS]

Output: 1st

Android vs iOS vs BlackBerry: Which is the most secure holiday gift? - News - PC Advisor


Input: [0] Customer Support [2] Strong Support network Dedicated Account manager and other resources Communities, Forums [1]

Output: Free: Reliance upon Communities Premium version provides access to staff via the phone

Analytics Solutions- Omniture vs Google Updated | Top C Web Solutions


Input: [0] User Interface [2] Advanced and Customizable but takes some training [1]

Output: Intuitive, easy for new users

Analytics Solutions- Omniture vs Google Updated | Top C Web Solutions


Input: [0] Campaign Tracking [2] A relational table with limitless variables that can be used for categorizing [1]

Output: 4 variables

Analytics Solutions- Omniture vs Google Updated | Top C Web Solutions


Input: [0] Security [2] Data belongs to you [1]

Output: Google owns the data

Analytics Solutions- Omniture vs Google Updated | Top C Web Solutions


Input: [0] Cookies [2] Customizable, First and Third Party cookie [1]

Output: Customizable, First party cookie

Analytics Solutions- Omniture vs Google Updated | Top C Web Solutions


Input: [0] Events [2] 80 Custom events option to purchase more more info on comparison [1]

Output: 20 events update more info on comparison

Analytics Solutions- Omniture vs Google Updated | Top C Web Solutions


Input: [0] Custom Variables [2] 80 with option to purchase more more info on comparison [1]

Output: more info on comparison

Analytics Solutions- Omniture vs Google Updated | Top C Web Solutions


Input: [0] Unique Visitor [2] Hourly, Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly, Yearly Calculatation technique of uniques, 2nd article [1]

Output: Absolute Unique Calculatation technique of uniques

Analytics Solutions- Omniture vs Google Updated | Top C Web Solutions


Input: [0] Data Integration [2] API Open Data Sources architecture for importing offline metrics Integration with Vendors (Genesis, additional cost) [1]

Output: API

Analytics Solutions- Omniture vs Google Updated | Top C Web Solutions


Input: [0] Excel Integration [2] Reporting Excel Client- allows manipulation and interaction with data in Excel [1]

Output: Reporting

Analytics Solutions- Omniture vs Google Updated | Top C Web Solutions


Input: [0] SEM Integration [2] Automation through Marketing Channel report (Bidding automation through Search Center product at additional cost) [1]

Output: Adwords reporting integration Automated Adwords bidding

Analytics Solutions- Omniture vs Google Updated | Top C Web Solutions


Input: [0] Dashboards [2] Many Customizable dashboards options User control and sharing [1]

Output: Customizable dashboard not quite as robust

Analytics Solutions- Omniture vs Google Updated | Top C Web Solutions


Input: [Nr] 1 [Video] Conversion [Comment]

Output: Convert an existing 3.6 setup to 4.0 Next do an trimflight and redo the tail limit settings


Input: [Nr] 2 [Video] Preparations [Comment]

Output: How to prepare your heli for use with VBar


Input: [Nr] 3 [Video] TX Settings [Comment]

Output: Prepare your transmitter for use with VBar


Input: [Nr] 4 (Standard VBar only) [Video] RX Wiring [Comment]

Output: Wire the receiver with the VBar central unit IMPORTANT HINT: Please connect the sensor as well, even not shown in the video, this is mandatory that VBar accepts settings from the PC!


Input: [Nr] 4a (mini VBar only) [Video] RX Wiring (universal) [Comment]

Output: Wire the receiver with the mini VBar


Input: [Nr] 4b (only with spektrum satellites) [Video] Satellites wiring (Spektrum) [Comment]

Output: Wire the Spektrum Satellites with the mini and regular VBar


Input: [Nr] 5 [Video] Load preset [Comment]

Output: How to load a preset for a existing heli or use a universal preset. See hint above.


Input: [Nr] 6 (Standard only, mini at 16a) [Video] Servo Wiring [Comment]

Output: Connect the servos to the VBar central unit


Input: [Nr] 7 [Video] TX Calibration [Comment]

Output: Calibrate TX to the VBar


Input: [Nr] 8 [Video] Tail Settings [Comment]

Output: Setup tail servo type and limits


Input: [Nr] 9 [Video] Expert Tail Settings [Comment]

Output: Additional tail settings (Torque Compensation, Pitch zero). Only for users of universal presets


Input: [Nr] 10 [Video] Pirouette Optimization [Comment]

Output: Piruette optimization Only for users of universal presets


Input: [Nr] 11 [Video] Swashplate Servos [Comment]

Output: Setup swashplate servos setup


Input: [Nr] 12 [Video] Collective Direction [Comment]

Output: Setup collective direction Only for users of universal presets


Input: [Nr] 13 [Video] Control Rods [Comment]

Output: Connect all pushrods from the servo horn to the blade grips


Input: [Nr] 14 [Video] Swashplate Rotation [Comment]

Output: Swashplate rotations - Only for users of universal presets


Input: [Nr] 15 [Video] Collective Throw [Comment]

Output: Setup of collective throw


Input: [Nr] 16 [Video] Sensor Mounting [Comment]

Output: How to mount the sensor


Input: [Nr] 16a (Mini VBar only) [Video] Mounting [Comment]

Output: How to mount the mini VBar - including wiring the servos


Input: [Nr] 17 [Video] Check Directions [Comment]

Output: Doublechecking of effective directions


Input: [Nr] 18 [Video] Trim Flight [Comment]

Output: How to use the automatic trim function in trim flight


Input: [Nr] 19 [Video] Cyclic Settings [Comment]

Output: Set up the cyclic range to the needs of the pilot


Input: [Nr] 20 [Video] Tail Settings [Comment]

Output: How to adjust the tail to the pilots preferences


Input: [Nr] 21 [Video] Optimizations [Comment]

Output: Hints to the optimizations used in VBar


Input: [Nr] 22 [Video] Bank Switching [Comment]

Output: How to use bank switching


Input: [What] Design, plan, install and basic setup a private cloud [Who] Cloud Administrators [Guide]

Output: Designing and Installing your Cloud Infrastructure

OpenNebula - Flexible Enterprise Cloud Made Simple


Input: [What] Setup, manage and configure the different subsystems in a cloud infrastructure [Who] Cloud Administrators [Guide]

Output: Setting up and Managing your Cloud Infrastructure

OpenNebula - Flexible Enterprise Cloud Made Simple


Input: [What] Setup and manage the virtual resources running on a cloud infrastructure [Who] Cloud Administrators and Users [Guide]

Output: Setting up and Managing your Virtual Resources

OpenNebula - Flexible Enterprise Cloud Made Simple


Input: [What] Design, setup and management of advanced cloud deployments [Who] Experienced Cloud Administrators [Guide]

Output: Advanced Setups for your Cloud Infrastructure

OpenNebula - Flexible Enterprise Cloud Made Simple


Input: [What] Use the functionality exposed by the OpenNebula cloud services [Who] Users of Cloud APIs [Guide]

Output: Interfaces for Cloud Consumers

OpenNebula - Flexible Enterprise Cloud Made Simple


Input: [What] Integrate OpenNebula with your product, service or platform [Who] Cloud Integrators and Developers [Guide]

Output: Extending and Integrating your Cloud Infrastructure

OpenNebula - Flexible Enterprise Cloud Made Simple


Input: [Description] Spend my reddit gold creddits on giving gold to other users. [PRAW methods] gild [Type]

Output: creddits

PRAW and OAuth — PRAW 3.1.0 documentation


Input: [Description] Edit and delete my comments and submissions. [PRAW methods] edit, delete [Type]

Output: edit

PRAW and OAuth — PRAW 3.1.0 documentation


Input: [Description] Select my subreddit flair. Change link flair on my submissions. [PRAW methods] get_flair_choices, select_flair [Type]

Output: flair

PRAW and OAuth — PRAW 3.1.0 documentation


Input: [Description] Access my voting history and comments or submissions I’ve saved or hidden. [PRAW methods] get_hidden, get_saved, get_upvoted, get_downvoted (the last two do not require the history scope if upvoted and downvoted posts are made public via the preferences) [Type]

Output: history

PRAW and OAuth — PRAW 3.1.0 documentation


Input: [Description] Access my reddit username and signup date. [PRAW methods] get_me [Type]

Output: identity

PRAW and OAuth — PRAW 3.1.0 documentation


Input: [Description] Manage the configuration, sidebar, and CSS of subreddits I moderate. [PRAW methods] get_settings, set_settings, set_stylesheet, upload_image, create_subreddit, update_settings [Type]

Output: modconfig

PRAW and OAuth — PRAW 3.1.0 documentation


Input: [Description] Add/remove users to approved submitter lists and ban/unban users from subreddits I moderate. [PRAW methods] add_ban, remove_ban, add_contributor, remove_contributor, add_wiki_contributor, remove_wiki_contributor, add_wiki_ban, remove_wiki_ban (the last four also require the modwiki scope) [Type]

Output: modcontributors

PRAW and OAuth — PRAW 3.1.0 documentation


Input: [Description] Manage and assign flair in subreddits I moderate. [PRAW methods] add_flair_template, clear_flair_template, delete_flair, configure_flair, flair_list, set_flair, set_flair_csv [Type]

Output: modflair

PRAW and OAuth — PRAW 3.1.0 documentation


Input: [Description] Access the moderation log in subreddits I moderate. [PRAW methods] get_mod_log [Type]

Output: modlog

PRAW and OAuth — PRAW 3.1.0 documentation


Input: [Description] Invite or remove other moderators from subreddits I moderate. [PRAW methods] add_moderator, remove_moderator [Type]

Output: modothers

PRAW and OAuth — PRAW 3.1.0 documentation


Input: [Description] Approve, remove, mark nsfw, and distinguish content in subreddits I moderate. [PRAW methods] approve, distinguish, remove, mark_as_nsfw, unmark_as_nsfw, undistinguish. [Type]

Output: modposts

PRAW and OAuth — PRAW 3.1.0 documentation


Input: [Description] Accept invitations to moderate a subreddit. Remove myself as a moderator or contributor of subreddits I moderate or contribute to. [PRAW methods] accept_moderator_invite [Type]

Output: modself

PRAW and OAuth — PRAW 3.1.0 documentation


Input: [Description] Change editors and visibility of wiki pages in subreddits I moderate. [PRAW methods] add_editor, get_settings (when used on a WikiPage obejct, not a Subreddit object), edit_settings, remove_editor [Type]

Output: modwiki

PRAW and OAuth — PRAW 3.1.0 documentation


Input: [Description] Access the list of subreddits I moderate, contribute to, and subscribe to. [PRAW methods] my_contributions, my_moderation, my_reddits [Type]

Output: mysubreddits

PRAW and OAuth — PRAW 3.1.0 documentation


Input: [Description] Access my inbox and send private messages to other users. [PRAW methods] mark_as_read, mark_as_unread, send_message, get_inbox, get_modmail, get_sent, get_unread [Type]

Output: privatemessages

PRAW and OAuth — PRAW 3.1.0 documentation


Input: [Description] Access posts, listings and comments through my account. [PRAW methods] get_comments, get_new_by_date (and the other listing funcs), get_submission, get_subreddit, get_content, from_url can now access things in private subreddits that the authenticated user has access to. [Type]

Output: read

PRAW and OAuth — PRAW 3.1.0 documentation


Input: [Description] Report content for rules violations. Hide & show individual submissions. [PRAW methods] report, hide, unhide [Type]

Output: report

PRAW and OAuth — PRAW 3.1.0 documentation


Input: [Description] Save and unsave comments and submissions. [PRAW methods] save, unsave [Type]

Output: save

PRAW and OAuth — PRAW 3.1.0 documentation


Input: [Description] Submit links and comments from my account. [PRAW methods] add_comment, reply, submit [Type]

Output: submit

PRAW and OAuth — PRAW 3.1.0 documentation


Input: [Description] Manage my subreddit subscriptions. [PRAW methods] subscribe, unsubscribe [Type]

Output: subscribe

PRAW and OAuth — PRAW 3.1.0 documentation


Input: [Description] Submit and change my votes on comments and submissions. [PRAW methods] clear_vote, upvote, downvote, vote [Type]

Output: vote

PRAW and OAuth — PRAW 3.1.0 documentation


Input: [Description] Edit wiki pages on my behalf [PRAW methods] edit_wiki_page [Type]

Output: wikiedit

PRAW and OAuth — PRAW 3.1.0 documentation


Input: [Description] Read wiki pages through my account. [PRAW methods] get_wiki_page, get_wiki_pages [Type]

Output: wikiread

PRAW and OAuth — PRAW 3.1.0 documentation


Input: [Feature name and link] Search engine optimization [Feature-set and power] C [Description]

Output: Tiki is search engine friendly. If you are using Apache, you can rename _htaccess to .htaccess to get Short URLs

Features | Documentation for Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware


Input: [Feature name and link] Site Identity [Setup and admin UI] B [UI end user] A [Stability] B [Feature-set and power] A [Description]

Output: Site Identity feature helps an admin to simplify the customization process of his/her site. Instead of hacking the tpl files code manually you can have your own Site Header area with Site Logo and more optional elements set up directly from Tiki Admin section.

Features | Documentation for Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware


Input: [Feature name and link] Bookmarks [Setup and admin UI] C [UI end user] C [Stability] C [Feature-set and power] C [Description]

Output: User bookmarks let users bookmark internal or external pages, create folders and organize their personal bookmarks in folders. Bookmarks can be cached if that option is enabled. A module is provided to let the users see their bookmarks, navigate through them, and add new bookmarks.

Features | Documentation for Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware


Input: [Feature name and link] Category [Setup and admin UI] B [UI end user] B [Stability] B [Feature-set and power] A [Description]

Output: Global category system. Items of different types (wiki pages, articles, tracker items, etc) can be added to one or many categories. Categories can have permissions.

Features | Documentation for Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware


Input: [Feature name and link] Custom Home [Setup and admin UI] B [Stability] A [Feature-set and power] C [Description]

Output: If enabled, a customized page will serve as the home page for the Tiki. Custom home page by default group is also possible

Features | Documentation for Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware


Input: [Feature name and link] Menus [Setup and admin UI] C [UI end user] A [Stability] B [Feature-set and power] A [Description]

Output: Menu items can be filtered by permission, by group or if a feature is turned on or off. Also works with phplayersmenu or suckerfish CSS for nice dynamic menus.

Features | Documentation for Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware


Input: [Feature name and link] Meta Tags [Setup and admin UI] B [Stability] A [Feature-set and power] C [Description]

Output: Administer your meta tags via the admin panel (no FTPing)

Features | Documentation for Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware


Input: [Feature name and link] Module [Setup and admin UI] A [UI end user] A [Stability] B [Feature-set and power] A [Description]

Output: Boxes of content, typically on the left & right of portal-styles sites. Very useful for navigation & content re-use. |over 100 built-in modules and site admins can create their own using HTML.

Features | Documentation for Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware


Input: [Feature name and link] Semantic [Setup and admin UI] C [UI end user] C [Stability] B [Feature-set and power] B [Description]

Output: Going beyond Backlinks, allows to define some semantic relationships between wiki pages

Features | Documentation for Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware


Input: [Feature name and link] Structure [Setup and admin UI] B [UI end user] B [Stability] A [Feature-set and power] A [Description]

Output: Create hierarchically organized breadcrumb navigation aids for Wiki pages, and also allow printing all pages in the structure and in the same order through an easier way than one by one.

Features | Documentation for Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware


Input: [Feature name and link] User Menu [Feature-set and power] unrated [Description]

Output: Add personal items to the User Menu section in the application menu.

Features | Documentation for Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware


Input: [Feature name and link] Wiki 3D [Setup and admin UI] C [UI end user] C [Stability] B [Feature-set and power] B [Description]

Output: Morcego 3D network browser Java applet

Features | Documentation for Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware


Input: [Bug] Media Player should not be visible in the app scope and launcher [Assignee] jamesjosephmulholland [Importance]

Output: Critical


Input: [Bug] [Indicators] Messaging indicator does not indicate that there is a new message [Assignee] dizzypaty [Importance]

Output: Critical


Input: [Bug] Should ship a PNG icon instead of using the theme [Assignee] tiheum [Importance]

Output: High


Input: [Bug] [Browser] when focusing on the URL field, copy/cut/paste options are not displayed [Assignee] jamesjosephmulholland [Importance]

Output: High


Input: [Bug] [system-settings] should allow switching 2nd SIM to 3G data [Assignee] mpt [Importance]

Output: High


Input: [Bug] "Next" key is too big for keyboard and doesn't translate well [Assignee] olga-kemmet [Importance]

Output: High


Input: [Bug] [messaging app] should be able to send direct message to group member from menu [Assignee] olga-kemmet [Importance]

Output: High


Input: [Bug] volume notification looks bad when an indicator is open [Assignee] dizzypaty [Importance]

Output: High


Input: [Bug] [phone-app] list tug - margin between list item body and sub header too big [Assignee] olga-kemmet [Importance]

Output: High


Input: [Bug] [phone-app] Numeric keyboard doesn't work properly when you press quickly [Assignee] olga-kemmet [Importance]

Output: High


Input: [Bug] [system-settings] missing SIM unlock [Importance]

Output: High


Input: [Bug] [dialer] No way out if dialed from passcode locked device. [Assignee] olga-kemmet [Importance]

Output: High


Input: [Bug] Volume notifications over multimedia content are annoying [Assignee] mpt [Importance]

Output: Medium


Input: [Bug] [browser] Missing popover on bookmarking the current page [Assignee] jamesjosephmulholland [Importance]

Output: Medium


Input: [Bug] [address-book] Too much deadspace when no contacts exist [Assignee] olga-kemmet [Importance]

Output: Medium


Input: [Bug] Dash headers incorrect layout [Assignee] olga-kemmet [Importance]

Output: Medium


Input: [Bug] [phone-app] The word "Keypad" still shows in header [Assignee] olga-kemmet [Importance]

Output: Medium


Input: [Bug] Add support for flat horizontal list as category layout [Assignee] dizzypaty [Importance]

Output: Medium


Input: [Bug] [browser] Update visual design of the new tab page [Assignee] jamesjosephmulholland [Importance]

Output: Medium


Input: [Bug] [notifications] Can't use toolbar while notifications on screen [Assignee] dizzypaty [Importance]

Output: Medium


Input: [Bug] [Notifications] notifications / snap decisions over indicators blend into background [Assignee] dizzypaty [Importance]

Output: Medium


Input: [Bug] [address book app] search field does not always use the whole width of header [Assignee] olga-kemmet [Importance]

Output: Medium


Input: [Bug] [browser] bookmarks don't support folders [Assignee] jamesjosephmulholland [Importance]

Output: Medium


Input: [Bug] [address-book] contact detail view content too close to SURU divider [Assignee] olga-kemmet [Importance]

Output: Medium


Input: [Bug] [system settings] allows to change lock security without asking for passcode [Assignee] mpt [Importance]

Output: Low


Input: [Bug] [power] Display should come on when started charging [Assignee] mpt [Importance]

Output: Low


Input: [Feature/functionality] Client Hyper-V [New or Updated]

Output: New

WindowsNetworking.com Newsletter of April 2012


Input: [Feature/functionality] Dynamic Memory [New or Updated]

Output: Updated

WindowsNetworking.com Newsletter of April 2012


Input: [Feature/functionality] Hyper-V module for Windows PowerShell [New or Updated]

Output: New

WindowsNetworking.com Newsletter of April 2012


Input: [Feature/functionality] Hyper-V Replica [New or Updated]

Output: New

WindowsNetworking.com Newsletter of April 2012


Input: [Feature/functionality] Importing of virtual machines [New or Updated]

Output: Updated

WindowsNetworking.com Newsletter of April 2012


Input: [Feature/functionality] Live migration [New or Updated]

Output: Updated

WindowsNetworking.com Newsletter of April 2012


Input: [Feature/functionality] Resource metering [New or Updated]

Output: New

WindowsNetworking.com Newsletter of April 2012


Input: [Feature/functionality] Significantly increased scale and improved resiliency [New or Updated]

Output: Updated

WindowsNetworking.com Newsletter of April 2012


Input: [Feature/functionality] Simplified authorization [New or Updated]

Output: New

WindowsNetworking.com Newsletter of April 2012


Input: [Feature/functionality] SR-IOV [New or Updated]

Output: New

WindowsNetworking.com Newsletter of April 2012


Input: [Feature/functionality] Storage migration [New or Updated]

Output: New

WindowsNetworking.com Newsletter of April 2012


Input: [Feature/functionality] Storage on SMB2 file shares [New or Updated]

Output: New

WindowsNetworking.com Newsletter of April 2012


Input: [Feature/functionality] Virtual Fibre Channel [New or Updated]

Output: New

WindowsNetworking.com Newsletter of April 2012


Input: [Feature/functionality] Virtual hard disk format [New or Updated]

Output: Updated

WindowsNetworking.com Newsletter of April 2012


Input: [Feature/functionality] Virtual machine snapshots [New or Updated]

Output: Updated

WindowsNetworking.com Newsletter of April 2012


Input: [Feature/functionality] Virtual NUMA [New or Updated]

Output: New

WindowsNetworking.com Newsletter of April 2012


Input: [Feature/functionality] Virtual switch [New or Updated]

Output: Updated

WindowsNetworking.com Newsletter of April 2012


Input: [Company Name] Soniqplay [Overall Score] 2.40 [URL] http://www.soniqplay.com/ [Express Elevator Pitch]

Output: Soniqplay has developed an interactive music platform which enables easy creation of engaging music-based apps for brand and media owners – we turn consumers into content creators.


Input: [Company Name] Definition Music [Overall Score] 2.38 [URL] www.definitionmusic.com [Express Elevator Pitch]

Output: Definition Music Limited is a 360 Music company that focuses on development of IP and Copyright through the early development of writers and artists.


Input: [Company Name] Synchtank [Overall Score] 2.30 [URL] www.synchtank.net [Express Elevator Pitch]

Output: We provide a powerful web based software platform for companies to manage and exploit music catalogues for synch purposes.


Input: [Company Name] Breakrs.com [Overall Score] 2.30 [URL] Breakrs.com [Express Elevator Pitch]

Output: Breakrs is an online music entertainment community for fans to find and “break” the best new music.


Input: [Company Name] Crowd.FM [Overall Score] 2.29 [URL] http://crowd.fm [Express Elevator Pitch]

Output: crowd.fm helps event promoters list their events online, whilst making it easier for them to connect with their audience and fans through the web and social media.


Input: [Company Name] MixMeIn [Overall Score] 2.07 [URL] www.mixmein.com [Express Elevator Pitch]

Output: Mix Me In’s SocialMusic Player monetizes and engages the 1.5 Billion Fans of the top 100 Artists within Facebook, Google+ and other Social Media by allowing fans to instantly create and share custom versions of songs by their favorite artists.


Input: [Company Name] Dysonics [Overall Score] 2.05 [URL] www.dysonics.com [Express Elevator Pitch]

Output: Dysonics headphone technologies reinvigorate the music industry by bringing a “live” quality and immersive experience to existing content and introduce new content that is optimized for headphones.


Input: [Company Name] ialbums [Overall Score] 1.99 [URL] www.ialbums.com [Express Elevator Pitch]

Output: A content rich music player that provides an enhanced music listening experience, allowing the user to listen beyond the music.


Input: [Company Name] Eye In The Sky [Overall Score] 1.94 [URL] http://EyeintheSky.org [Express Elevator Pitch]

Output: Created by musicians and music fans, Eye in the Sky Collective is building a new, more sustainable model for the music industry- one that empowers artists to keep all of their music rights, 100% of their profit and build a long-term career while enabling fans to have a unique music discovery platform


Input: [Company Name] Beefm.com [Overall Score] 1.88 [URL] http://www.beefm.com [Express Elevator Pitch]

Output: With BeeFM, Facebook becomes the largest social music service in the world.


Input: [Company Name] Wavo [Overall Score] 1.87 [URL] Wavo.me [Express Elevator Pitch]

Output: A social network and ecosystem for music that captures and integrates the full-range of the digital music experience for fans, artists and concert promoters alike.


Input: [Company Name] Video Star [Overall Score] 1.86 [URL] www.VideoStarApp.com [Express Elevator Pitch]

Output: Frontier makes mobile software for the casual creation of music videos, enabling users to creatively engage with the music they love in an entertaining and social way.


Input: [Company Name] Audio Vroom [Overall Score] 1.85 [URL] http://www.audiovroom.com/ [Express Elevator Pitch]

Output: We scan your digital profiles on music services, social networks and mobile devices to create a custom profile together with tailored music and other content, which gets better with feedback on our curated choices.


Input: [Company Name] StereoGrid [Overall Score] 1.80 [URL] www.stereogrid.com [Express Elevator Pitch]

Output: StereoGrid allows artists to easily deliver & share their music with music bloggers and press in a measured and controlled way.


Input: [Company Name] Downloads Now! [Overall Score] 1.77 [URL] DownloadsNow.net [Express Elevator Pitch]

Output: We sell high resolution music in a new format 40 times the size as mp3s and our customers pay us $5 per single and $50 per album.


Input: [Company Name] Muzieo [Overall Score] 1.76 [URL] http://muzieo.com/ [Express Elevator Pitch]

Output: Muzieo is a mobile-based music social discovery service that brings Artists and Fans together via gaming mechanics.


Input: [Company Name] Songdrop [Overall Score] 1.74 [URL] http://songdrop.com [Express Elevator Pitch]

Output: Pinterest for streaming music.


Input: [Company Name] Stereomood [Overall Score] 1.74 [URL] http://www.stereomood.com [Express Elevator Pitch]

Output: stereomood is the crowd-sourced music aggregator that turns your mood into music, suggesting the best playlist for every moment of your life.


Input: [Company Name] TheBandGram [Overall Score] 1.70 [URL] www.thebandgram.com [Express Elevator Pitch]

Output: The BandGram is a mobile app that will let you send a clip of any song as an MMS message – think photo messages for music!


Input: [Company Name] WaltGully.com [Overall Score] 1.60 [URL] www.waltgully.com [Express Elevator Pitch]

Output: We Make Great Music


Input: [Company Name] DimSong [Overall Score] 1.57 [URL] www.dimsong.com [Express Elevator Pitch]

Output: DimSong transforms any song into an interactive listening experience, allowing you to control the arrangement of a song in real-time so that no matter what you’re doing – your music listens to you.


Input: [Company Name] Minorbeat [Overall Score] 1.47 [URL] minorbeat.com [Express Elevator Pitch]

Output: Minorbeat connects professionals who currently work with each other, and gives them a digital hub to host songs and roles associated with the project.


Input: [Company Name] musyc.tv [Overall Score] 1.45 [URL] musyc.tv [Express Elevator Pitch]

Output: a. musyc.tv is a live video broadcasting platform for musicians – think Ustream or Justin.tv with only musician broadcasters.


Input: [Resolution] If they failed to take data migration into account, try adding an "identify migration issues" task to the checklist. Possibly limit it to more experienced developers to keep the meeting short. [Issue]

Output: Post-production, stories are taking longer than expected

Lee Richardson - .Net Developer, Agile advocate, Tinkerer


Input: [Resolution] If there are lengthy UI automation or performance tests, consider moving them out of the continuous integration cycle into a nightly build. Then add a "check status of acceptance tests" task to the checklist. Don't close the sprint unless they are all passing. [Issue]

Output: The CI server takes too long to build

Lee Richardson - .Net Developer, Agile advocate, Tinkerer


Input: [Resolution] Add a "delete orphan branches" task to the checklist, maybe assign it a specific person. [Issue]

Output: Too many orphan branches in the source control server

Lee Richardson - .Net Developer, Agile advocate, Tinkerer


Input: [Resolution] In Code Reviews: A Sane Approach I argue for a per-sprint code review. The checklist would be the perfect place to ensure this consistently happens. [Issue]

Output: Lack of adherance to coding conventions

Lee Richardson - .Net Developer, Agile advocate, Tinkerer


Input: [Resolution] Add a task to "Publish code coverage numbers" and include the delta from the previous sprint. Sometimes increasing visibility is enough to remedy issues like these. [Issue]

Output: Code Coverage is Low

Lee Richardson - .Net Developer, Agile advocate, Tinkerer


Input: [Resolution] If eliminating it altogether isn't an option, try adding "auto-point defects to 1, no discussion allowed" in details of "sprint review" [Issue]

Output: Effort estimation takes too long

Lee Richardson - .Net Developer, Agile advocate, Tinkerer


Input: [Resolution] You could solve the problem once, or better yet add "re-baseline databases with production" task to the checklist to ensure it doesn't happen again. [Issue]

Output: Developer databases out of sync

Lee Richardson - .Net Developer, Agile advocate, Tinkerer


Input: [Feature] Intended use [Argali Home] Personal use only [Argali Pro]

Output: No restrictions

Argali White & Yellow - the most complete and reliable phone directories search on the Internet


Input: [Feature] Searches per month [Argali Home] 10 [Argali Pro]

Output: Unlimited

Argali White & Yellow - the most complete and reliable phone directories search on the Internet


Input: [Feature] Price [Argali Home] Free [Argali Pro]

Output: $29.95 per user per year with discounts for multiple licenses

Argali White & Yellow - the most complete and reliable phone directories search on the Internet


Input: [Feature] Customer support [Argali Home] Email only [Argali Pro]

Output: Email and phone

Argali White & Yellow - the most complete and reliable phone directories search on the Internet


Input: [Feature] Installation on networks [Argali Home] No [Argali Pro]

Output: Yes

Argali White & Yellow - the most complete and reliable phone directories search on the Internet


Input: [Feature] Installation on terminal servers [Argali Home] No [Argali Pro]

Output: Yes

Argali White & Yellow - the most complete and reliable phone directories search on the Internet


Input: [Feature] Proxy servers support [Argali Home] No [Argali Pro]

Output: Yes

Argali White & Yellow - the most complete and reliable phone directories search on the Internet


Input: [Feature] Roaming profiles support [Argali Home] No [Argali Pro]

Output: Yes

Argali White & Yellow - the most complete and reliable phone directories search on the Internet


Input: [enabled] 3.1.3p1 [APC Support]

Output: Version


Input: [enabled] Enabled [APC Support]

Output: MMAP Support


Input: [enabled] no value [APC Support]

Output: MMAP File Mask


Input: [enabled] pthread mutex Locks [APC Support]

Output: Locking type


Input: [enabled] $Revision: 286798 $ [APC Support]

Output: Revision


Input: [enabled] Apr 18 2010 06:44:34 [APC Support]

Output: Build Date


Input: [1] One intuitive search page accesses all sources and generates de-duplicated, aggregated and ranked results. [Features]

Output: Simple Search


Input: [1] Powerful advanced search capabilities allow you to choose your sources to search, enter multiple search requirements and specify dates. [Features]

Output: Advanced Search


Input: [1] Limit search results to display only results with full text links. [Features]

Output: Full Text Search


Input: [1] Real-time results display quickly from faster sources, while slower sources are searched in the background and may added when the search is complete. [Features]

Output: Incremental Results


Input: [1] Displays news, definitions, wiki information or other related content on the right side of the results page. [Features]

Output: Related Content Sidebar


Input: [1] Clusters will group semantically in text or visual groups to help narrow results. [Features]

Output: Intelligent Clustering


Input: [1] Narrow your results list view by date, rank, title, author and source. [Features]

Output: Flexible Filters and Sorts


Input: [1] Segregate results into tabs for simple identification and viewing of results types. [Features]

Output: Tabs


Input: [1] Save selected results for future use or upload to your citation manager such as RefWorks or EndNote. [Features]

Output: Personal Library


Input: [1] Stay updated on new information via daily or weekly emails or your RSS/ATOM feed. [Features]

Output: Automatic Alerts


Input: [1] Graphical charts show usage, reliability, performance and ROI across information sources. [Features]

Output: Search Statistics


Input: [1] Create multiple, custom search engines for departments and groups within your organization. [Features]

Output: Search Builder


Input: [1] Explorit will extract the most information from each of your sources, so your knowledge is always complete. [Features]

Output: Robust Connectors


Input: [1] The Deep Web Technologies’ connector monitoring team will immediately catch, fix and update your connectors to keep them operating at peak performance. [Features]

Output: Connector Monitoring


Input: [1] Our Professional Services Group will handle your application from requirements to deployment, quickly and efficiently. [Features]

Output: Fast Delivery


Input: [1] Tightly integrate our robust, fully documented API with your internal and proprietary needs. [Features]

Output: Web Services Layer


Input: [Date] April 25 - May 23 [Backup Plan (Life is bad!)] Read wiki Get to know primary mentor [Plan (Life is good!)]

Output: Set development environment (Already done!) Read Wiki Get to know community and mentors and keep tweaking proposed system specifications Play with Hugin code-base mostly relevent to proposed task Get ready with code snippets for later use

Difference between revisions of "Hugin Speed Test Tab" - PanoTools.org Wiki


Input: [Date] May 23 - June 20 [Backup Plan (Life is bad!)] At least complete Hugin client core for proposed system and only perform nominal proposed operations [Plan (Life is good!)]

Output: Start building Hugin client core Implement proposed client operations and try to get a initial test of proposed system Build XML core engine at server side Take mentors review

Difference between revisions of "Hugin Speed Test Tab" - PanoTools.org Wiki


Input: [Date] June 20 - July 11 [Backup Plan (Life is bad!)] On server side try to complete XML parsing. [Plan (Life is good!)]

Output: Extend batch tasks screening test cases, Extend server side XML core to send valid XML responses upon upload of test results, Take mentors review and prepare midterm milestone.

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Input: [Date] July 11 - August 1 [Backup Plan (Life is bad!)] Go for single threaded XML server [Plan (Life is good!)]

Output: Focus on server side to see how does server perform when multiple Hugin clients uploads the test results, Start working on reporting,

Difference between revisions of "Hugin Speed Test Tab" - PanoTools.org Wiki


Input: [Date] August 1 - August 15 [Backup Plan (Life is bad!)] Complete client side UI. [Plan (Life is good!)]

Output: Build Client and server side UI, Update Hugin’s help file for new tab, Write test cases and update wiki Do server side reports tweaks if any.

Difference between revisions of "Hugin Speed Test Tab" - PanoTools.org Wiki


Input: [Date] August 15+ [Backup Plan (Life is bad!)] Try to complete most of proposed task though GSoC 11 is finished. [Plan (Life is good!)]

Output: Start creating patches and submit to Google. Start looking for a gift to send to mentor :P

Difference between revisions of "Hugin Speed Test Tab" - PanoTools.org Wiki


Input: [Name] account.srj [Contents]

Output: Recipe file for the example

Running JUnit Tests with Artima SuiteRunner


Input: [Name] accountjunit.srj [Contents]

Output: Recipe file for the JUnit example (Added in 1.0beta4)

Running JUnit Tests with Artima SuiteRunner


Input: [Name] example [Contents]

Output: Directory of Java source and class files for the example

Running JUnit Tests with Artima SuiteRunner


Input: [Name] javadoc [Contents]

Output: Directory containing Javadoc documentation for the API

Running JUnit Tests with Artima SuiteRunner


Input: [Name] README.txt [Contents]

Output: The obligatory README file

Running JUnit Tests with Artima SuiteRunner


Input: [Name] suiterunner-[release].jar [Contents]

Output: Artima SuiteRunner executable JAR file

Running JUnit Tests with Artima SuiteRunner


Input: [Name] suiterunner-[release]-src.zip [Contents]

Output: ZIP file of Artima SuiteRunner source code

Running JUnit Tests with Artima SuiteRunner


Input: [Name] xmlreporter.srj [Contents]

Output: Recipe file for the XMLReporter example (Added in 1.0beta5)

Running JUnit Tests with Artima SuiteRunner


Input: [0] Wishlist Item [2] Priority [3] Complexity (Low, Medium, High) [4] Action [1]

Output: Detailed requirements

Difference between revisions of "List of software customizations/enhancements" - PKP Wiki


Input: [0] OJS: Make importing content easier [2] 3 requests [3] H [4] Let us know if the existing tools will meet your needs. If not, send us the details of what would make it better for you. [1]

Output: Quick Submit plugin, Expedited Submission Process, and XML importing currently exist. We'd need some detailed specifications on what a better method would look like.

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Input: [0] OJS: Massive archival entry [2] 1 request [3] M [4] Same as above. [1]

Output: Simplified web interface and workflow to input metadata for backfiles. UPatras had implement a previous version not integrated to OJS. Probably need to merge issue with aforementioned (quick submit plugin)

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Input: [0] OJS: Some discipline specific issues regarding reviewing and review forms that are not currently well captured in the software. [2] 2 requests [3] ? [4] If you could send us more details, we could investigate further for you. [1]

Output: More information required

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Input: [0] OJS: Scientific character recognition [2] 1 request [3] ? [4] JM: Would the MathJax plugin suffice? http://pkp.sfu.ca/support/forum/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=6954. Should eventually be added to main OJS package. If you could send us more details on the elements that aren't being recognized, we could investigate further. It would be worth posting this on the main PKP support forum. [1]

Output: When uploading some content (e.g., abstract text) certain elements of the text are not always recognised, particularly related to scientific symbols. Where this has happened, I need to enter html code for the required symbol into the metadata for it to work.

Difference between revisions of "List of software customizations/enhancements" - PKP Wiki


Input: [0] OJS: Most read/downloaded articles [2] 2 request [3] M [1]

Output: This could be a plugin based on article views

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Input: [0] OJS: Option to link complete issue PDF [2] 1 request [3] M [4] already in the development release [1]

Output: This could be added to the Issue Data page as an upload box.

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Input: [0] OJS: Rapid publishing [2] 1 request [3] L [1]

Output: Quick Submit plugin or Expedited Submission process should meet this need.

Difference between revisions of "List of software customizations/enhancements" - PKP Wiki


Input: [0] OJS: More detailed help during author submission [2] 1 request [3] M [1]

Output: Detailed text would be required.

Difference between revisions of "List of software customizations/enhancements" - PKP Wiki


Input: [0] OJS: Transform OJS into a full blown repository [2] 1 request [3] H [4] Detailed functional specifications and funding source required. [1]

Output: More information required

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Input: [0] OJS: more personalization e.g. comments and additional exporting options [2] 1 request -low priority [3] ? [1]

Output: Capability to include article comments, capability for additional exporting options

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Input: [0] OJS: authorities (for authors) [2] 2 requests [3] ? M ? [1]

Output: Need for authors authorities initially may be organisations later. Autocompletion function based on previous entries. Need when journals expand. No need for central authority interface only locally

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Input: [0] OJS: Article page by page/"e-book" view [2] 1 request [3] Medium- High [1]

Output: Present article as a e-book with open source ebook reader in a page by page/thumbnail/etc view. Similar to IA book reader (example http://www.archive.org/stream/worksofrogerspee01roge#page/n1/mode/2up http://reader.ekt.gr/bookReader/show/index.php?lib=GRSER&path=GRSER_00000000000003053_#page/42/mode/thumb) Have to be implemented by interfacing to an external system

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Input: [0] OJS: Dynamic Article cover page generation [2] 1 request [3] Low [1]

Output: Automatically create article cover page based on metadata and a pdf template. In beta internal version from EKT

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Input: [0] OCS: Want to migrate from one OCS conference to another. [2] 1 request. [3] ? [1]

Output: Existing XML Import/Export tools should meet this need. Need details on how this is insufficient and what should be added/enhanced.

Difference between revisions of "List of software customizations/enhancements" - PKP Wiki


Input: [0] OCS: Participant list [2] 1 request [3] medium? [1]

Output: Automatically create a participant list. Visible on the OCS site from a given date (like registration etc.) with some flexibility (choices) regarding which information will be visible.

Difference between revisions of "List of software customizations/enhancements" - PKP Wiki


Input: [Standard] Desktop and Portable Computer Standard [When does it apply?]

Output: Always

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Input: [Standard] Password Standard [When does it apply?]

Output: Always

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Input: [Standard] Information Access & Protection Standard [When does it apply?]

Output: Always

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Input: [Standard] Computer Incident Handling Standard [When does it apply?]

Output: Always

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Input: [Standard] Portable Media Standard [When does it apply?]

Output: If you are storing Private or Confidential information on portable media, such as USB keys, CDs, DVDs, and flash memory. If you must store Private information on portable media, the media must be encrypted.

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Input: [Standard] Web Security Standard [When does it apply?]

Output: If you have a web page at RIT, official or unofficial, and you: Own, administer, or maintain an official RIT web page that hosts or provides access to Private or Confidential Information. Use RIT authentication services

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Input: [Standard] Signature Standard [When does it apply?]

Output: If you are sending out an e-mail, MyCourses, or Message Center communication relating to Institute academic or business purposes. This applies to both RIT and non-RIT e-mail accounts.

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Input: [Standard] Server Security Standard [When does it apply?]

Output: If you own or administer any production, training, test, or development server, and/or the operating systems, applications or databases residing on it.

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Input: [Standard] Network Security Standard [When does it apply?]

Output: If you own or manage a device that: Connects to the centrally-managed Institute network infrastructure Processes RIT Confidential or Operationally Critical information

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Input: [Standard] Account Management [When does it apply?]

Output: If you create or maintain RIT computer and network accounts. Managers reporting changes in access privileges/job changes of employees.

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Input: [Standard] Solutions Life Cycle Management [When does it apply?]

Output: RIT departments exploring new IT services (including third-party and RIT-hosted, and software as a service) that meet any one or more of the following: Host or provide access to Private or Confidential information Support a Critical Business Process

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Input: [Standard] Disaster Recovery [When does it apply?]

Output: For business continuity and disaster recovery. Applies to any RIT process/function owners and organizations who use RIT information resources. NOTE: The “in compliance by” date for this standard is January 23, 2016.

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Input: [Standard] Authentication Service Provider Standard [When does it apply?]

Output: If you are providing authentication services on network resources owned or leased by RIT. NOTE: The Authentication Service Provider Standard was retired on January 23, 2015 and replaced by the Account Management Standard.

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Input: [Topic] App Hub [Link] http://create.msdn.com [What is it?]

Output: The central repository for all things Windows Phone for developers. This is where you will go to create an account, get the tools, submit and manage your apps, participate in forums, etc.


Input: [Topic] Getting Started [What is it?]

Output: Your first stop to get going on dev


Input: [Topic] Downloads [What is it?]

Output: The dev tools – FREE – are here


Input: [Topic] Registration [What is it?]

Output: Some people need a little extra help, and this walkthrough of the developer registration should be useful


Input: [Topic] Submissions [What is it?]

Output: A little extra help on the submission process.


Input: [Topic] Certification Requirements [What is it?]

Output: OK, your app is done, but will it pass cert? We aim to give you plenty of visibility into the process and be very transparent on why your apps failed, but please read through this.


Input: [Topic] Jump Start [What is it?]

Output: A video series sponsored by Channel9, our developer focused online video destination portal.


Input: [Topic] Design Day [What is it?]

Output: Every developer could probably use a little extra help with their app design. Here are some great tutorials all about the Metro UI design language for Windows Phone.


Input: [Topic] Absolute Beginners [What is it?]

Output: There’s always the possibility that you are big on ideas, but maybe not so much on dev skills. That’s OK. We have a great course which will get you up to speed even if you are an absolute beginner.


Input: [Topic] Mango Hands On Labs [What is it?]

Output: If you want to dig a little deeper, but prefer the lab walkthrough format, we have some great labs here for you.


Input: [Function] Eclipse Tools [Description] You can now import and export users and roles in the Eclipse IDE. For more information, see Security Testing Locally. [Type of Change]

Output: New

Release Notes for SAP HANA Cloud Platform | SCN


Input: [Function] SAP Mobile Documents [Description] Use SAP Mobile Documents to access and share business content stored in your existing document management systems, by connecting them to your cloud application. For more information, see SAP Mobile Documents. [Type of Change]

Output: New

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Input: [Function] Java Applications, Console Client [Description] Beta: Java applications running on SAP HANA Cloud Platform can use JRE 8 by specifying the parameter --java-version 8 during deploy with the console client, or via the set-application-property command. It is supported only in combination with Java Web Tomcat 7 runtime (neo-java-web 2.x). For more information, see Choosing JRE Version. NOTE: You can use JRE 8 only if you have enabled the beta features usage for your account. You do that with the Enable Beta Features option in the cockpit. For more information, see Managing Accounts and Quotas. [Type of Change]

Output: New

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Input: [Function] Applications, Domains [Description] You can now change the default URL of applications running on SAP HANA Cloud Platform by configuring application domains: custom or platform domains. The default URL is https://.hana.ondemand.com, but using custom domains you can make the applications accessible on your own domain. For more information, see Configuring Application URLs. [Type of Change]

Output: New

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Input: [Function] Cockpit, SAP HANA [Description] Beta: You can now install new SAP HANA components via the cockpit. This beta functionality is only available for developer accounts of SAP HANA Cloud Platform. [Type of Change]

Output: New

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Input: [Function] Document Service [Description] If you have forgotten the key of your repository, you can request a new one using the reset-ecm-key command in the console client. For more information, see reset-ecm-key. [Type of Change]

Output: Enhancement

Release Notes for SAP HANA Cloud Platform | SCN


Input: [Function] Cloud Connector [Description] SAP HANA Cloud connector 2.6.0 is released. Features: You can now change the UI certificate of the Cloud connector and also add a system certificate, by issuing a certificate signing request. Both actions can be performed from the Settings dialog as you can then import the response from the CA. For more information, see Exchanging UI Certificates. A shadow installation now allows to configure its authentication mechanism. Moreover, LDAP configuration supports more options natively. For more information, see Installing a Failover Instance for High Availability. Accounts managed on the Cloud connector can have a display name in addition to the technical one so that it's easier to identify certain accounts. For more information, see Initial Configuration. There is a new Access Control wizard for configuring new systems that shall be exposed by the Cloud connector. For more information, see Configuring Access Control (RFC) and Configuring Access Control (HTTP). The Principal Propagation section now allows you to create a sample certificate that can be used for generating user mapping rules in the target system, for example, via transaction certrule in an ABAP system. For more information, see Configuring Subject Pattern for Principal Propagation. In the UI, the application trust configuration is now separated from the principal propagation. They can be managed via sections Trusted Applications and Principal Propagation, respectively. A command-line tool is added, which allows you to adjust the UI port of the Cloud connector. For more information, see Changing the UI Port. You can provide description for a Cloud connector instance. In future, this description will be available when monitoring on the cloud side, so that you can identify a particular Cloud connector there. In high availability setup, on the master instance, you can now see alerts if there are issues with transferring settings to a shadow instance. This way, an administrator recognizes that there might be inconsistencies in the configuration of these two instances. The number of failed log-on attempts to the Administration UI is now limited. When reaching this limit, your user will be locked for a certain period of time. [Type of Change]

Output: Enhancement

Release Notes for SAP HANA Cloud Platform | SCN


Input: [Function] Cloud Connector [Description] SAP HANA Cloud connector 2.6.0 is released. Fixes: For some accounts, the payload traces used to not be written. This wrong behavior no longer occurs. When trying to restart the Cloud connector or to delete an account, the Cloud connector used to hang. This behavior no longer occurs. If the Internet access from within the corporate network is protected by a proxy requiring authentication, the Cloud connector used to fail to establish connection to SAP HANA Cloud Platform with an error message, similar to "java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Header value must not end with '\r' or '\n'". This behavior no longer occurs. [Type of Change]

Output: Bugfix

Release Notes for SAP HANA Cloud Platform | SCN


Input: [Summary] How to use WriteStringAt() from TexLib to print te [Status] open [Priority] normal [Last updated] 5 years 4 weeks [Category]

Output: support request


Input: [Summary] Namespace conflict when using TextPrinter [Status] open [Priority] normal [Last updated] 5 years 4 weeks [Category]

Output: support request


Input: [Summary] Craeting the C# wrapper for the opengl es. [Status] open [Priority] critical [Last updated] 4 years 4 weeks [Category]

Output: support request


Input: [Summary] Draw a star and planet by OPENTK [Status] open [Priority] critical [Last updated] 3 years 13 weeks [Assigned to] violet [Category]

Output: task


Input: [Summary] OpenTK draw text in Unicode [Status] open [Priority] normal [Last updated] 3 years 1 week [Category]

Output: task


Input: [Summary] The most efficient way save data from VBO to txt f [Status] confirmed [Priority] normal [Last updated] 2 years 23 weeks [Assigned to] Xsilver [Category]

Output: support request