Input: [FAQ ID] FA21073 [Description]

Output: Do Unity Pro and Unity Application Generator (UAG) have separate licenses. Yes, Unity Pro and UAG have separate licenses. During installation of UAG, it detects the existing Unity Pro versions on your PC/Laptop and it will...

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Input: [FAQ ID] FA21074 [Description]

Output: What is the execution time and memory consumption of the PIDFF instruction in Unity Pro Quantum platform. It has been observed that the maximum time taken for executing PIDFF instruction is around 50 microseconds on Unity Pro Quantum platform. Regarding...

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Input: [FAQ ID] FA12084 [Description]

Output: Provide the Maintenance Guide for the Masterpact ACB. Refer the attached Maintenance Guide for the Masterpact Air Circuit Breaker (ACB).

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Input: [FAQ ID] FA12083 [Description]

Output: What is the size of cable that can be used for the remote connection of time delayed UVR/MN module of Masterpact ACBs. With the increase in length there always occurs a voltage drop in the cable. Refer the attachment for voltage drop values, according to cable sizes...

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Input: [FAQ ID] FA12130 [Description]

Output: What is the maximum motor cable length allowed between the Sinus Filter and Altivar 71 Drive. The maximum motor cable length allowed between the Sinus Filter and Altivar 71 Drive is 1000 Meters.

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Input: [FAQ ID] FA12176 [Description]

Output: What is the function of battery used in Micrologic Trip unit. The battery inside the Micrologic keeps the Clock and Calendar maintained when the Control Supply has failed.This battery also allows the testing...

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Input: [FAQ ID] FA12136 [Description]

Output: Which are the latest GSD file revisions for ProfibusDP communication board of the Altivar 71 Drive. The latest GSD File revisions required for ProfibusDP communication board of the Altivar 71 Drive are as follows: 1. The correct revision of GSD File...

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Input: [FAQ ID] FA22671 [Description]

Output: Can Vijeo Historian be linked with any third party OPC server including OFS as well. Yes, latest version of Vijeo Historian V4.2 has new OPC connector tool which can be used for making connection with OPC servers directly. Please...

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Input: [FAQ ID] FA12204 [Description]

Output: What is the maximum frequency in which Multi9 Range Residual Current Devices (RCD) can be used. The maximum frequency in which the Multi9 Range Residual Current Devices (RCD) like, ID-RCCB, DPN Vigi and VigiC60, are tested and can be used is...

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Input: [0] Automatic Migrations [Storm Dedicated] Included [Storm VPS] Included [Typical Cloud Server] Included [Traditional Dedicated]

Output: Not Included


Input: [0] Dedicated Hardware [Storm Dedicated] Included [Storm VPS] Not Included [Typical Cloud Server] Not Included [Traditional Dedicated]

Output: Included


Input: [0] Instant Provisioning [Storm Dedicated] Included [Storm VPS] Included [Typical Cloud Server] Included [Traditional Dedicated]

Output: Not Included


Input: [0] Cloud Flexibility [Storm Dedicated] Included [Storm VPS] Included [Typical Cloud Server] Included [Traditional Dedicated]

Output: Not Included


Input: [0] Bandwidth Included [Storm Dedicated] Included [Storm VPS] Included [Typical Cloud Server] Not Included [Traditional Dedicated]

Output: Included


Input: [0] Solid State Drives [Storm Dedicated] Included [Storm VPS] Included [Typical Cloud Server] Not Included [Traditional Dedicated]

Output: Not Included


Input: [Function] Time Entry [Action Available] Update - Change [PeopleSoft Location]

Output: Time Reporting Home

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Input: [Function] View paycheck [Action Available] Review – no changes [PeopleSoft Location]

Output: Payroll and Compensation

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Input: [Function] Direct deposit [Action Available] Update – Change [PeopleSoft Location]

Output: Payroll and Compensation

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Input: [Function] Voluntary Deductions [Action Available] Update – Change [PeopleSoft Location]

Output: Payroll and Compensation

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Input: [Function] W-4 Tax Information [Action Available] Update – Change [PeopleSoft Location]

Output: Payroll and Compensation

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Input: [Function] W-2 Reissue Request [Action Available] Request Duplicate [PeopleSoft Location]

Output: Payroll and Compensation

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Input: [Function] Marital Status [Action Available] Review – no changes [PeopleSoft Location]

Output: Personal Information

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Input: [Function] Emergency Contact [Action Available] Update – Change [PeopleSoft Location]

Output: Personal Information

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Input: [Function] Home and Mailing Address [Action Available] Update – Change [PeopleSoft Location]

Output: Personal Information

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Input: [Function] Email Address [Action Available] Update – Change [PeopleSoft Location]

Output: Personal Information

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Input: [Function] Phone Numbers [Action Available] Update – Change [PeopleSoft Location]

Output: Personal Information

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Input: [Function] Benefits Summary [Action Available] Review – no changes [PeopleSoft Location]

Output: Benefits

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Input: [Function] Benefits Enrollment at Open Enrollment [Action Available] Update – Change May to June Open Enrollment [PeopleSoft Location]

Output: Benefits

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Input: [Function] Training Summary [Action Available] Review – no changes [PeopleSoft Location]

Output: Training and Development

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Input: [Function] Honors and Awards [Action Available] Review – no changes [PeopleSoft Location]

Output: Training and Development

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Input: [Function] Education [Action Available] Review – no changes [PeopleSoft Location]

Output: Training and Development

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Input: [Function] Memberships [Action Available] Review – no changes [PeopleSoft Location]

Output: Training and Development

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Input: [Function] Licenses/Certifications [Action Available] Review – no changes [PeopleSoft Location]

Output: Training and Development

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Input: [Service] Customer record maintenance [Functions] Check existence/ add/delete/modify [Description] Web service abstracts, database connections and lookups, manages customer records [Existing/ New Systems]

Output: New—Web service, interfaces with customer management

Figure 7-3 Service Definition Table


Input: [Service] Credit check [Functions] Check credit [Description] Interface to credit check module of ERP system [Existing/ New Systems]

Output: Financials

Figure 7-3 Service Definition Table


Input: [Service] Inventory management [Functions] Debit/credit inventory stock [Description] Interface to warehouse management system [Existing/ New Systems]

Output: Warehouse system

Figure 7-3 Service Definition Table


Input: [Service] Accounts receivable [Functions] Credit/debit customer account [Description] Interface to A/R module of ERP system [Existing/ New Systems]

Output: Financials

Figure 7-3 Service Definition Table


Input: [Service] Order management [Functions] Workflow management of a manual service [Description] Interface to warehouse management system [Existing/ New Systems]

Output: Warehouse system

Figure 7-3 Service Definition Table


Input: [Service] Shipping management [Functions] Integrate with FedEx system; send notification to customer [Description] Integrate FedEx tracking Web service into customer web interface; create e-mail notification component [Existing/ New Systems]

Output: New—FedEx Web service

Figure 7-3 Service Definition Table


Input: [Service] Customer management [Functions] Process returns; call center support [Description] Web portal for call center, providing unified interface to customer and order info [Existing/ New Systems]

Output: New—Web component

Figure 7-3 Service Definition Table


Input: [Feature] Record Chat/ IM [Windows] Yes [Mac]

Output: Partial

Employee Investigation Software | Spector CNE Investigator


Input: [Feature] Record Email [Windows] Yes [Mac]

Output: Yes

Employee Investigation Software | Spector CNE Investigator


Input: [Feature] Record Webmail [Windows] Yes [Mac]

Output: Future Release

Employee Investigation Software | Spector CNE Investigator


Input: [Feature] Record Keystrokes Typed [Windows] Yes [Mac]

Output: Yes

Employee Investigation Software | Spector CNE Investigator


Input: [Feature] Record Website History [Windows] Yes [Mac]

Output: Partial

Employee Investigation Software | Spector CNE Investigator


Input: [Feature] Record Program / Application Activity [Windows] Yes [Mac]

Output: Yes

Employee Investigation Software | Spector CNE Investigator


Input: [Feature] Record Online Searches [Windows] Yes [Mac]

Output: Partial

Employee Investigation Software | Spector CNE Investigator


Input: [Feature] Record File Transfers [Windows] Yes [Mac]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] Record Social Media [Windows] Yes [Mac]

Output: Partial

Employee Investigation Software | Spector CNE Investigator


Input: [Feature] Record Screenshots [Windows] Yes [Mac]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] Record Document Tracking [Windows] Yes [Mac]

Output: Yes

Employee Investigation Software | Spector CNE Investigator


Input: [Feature] Record Network Activity [Windows] Yes [Mac]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] Web Filtering [Windows] Yes [Mac]

Output: Partial

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Input: [Feature] Chat Blocking [Windows] Yes [Mac]

Output: Future Release

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Input: [Feature] Keyword Alerts [Windows] Yes [Mac]

Output: Future Release

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Input: [Features and services] I can exchange large files (even entire folders!) with my friends. [Free user] Yes [Ultimate user]

Output: Yes

GigaTribe Ultimate Now! Multisource downloads and more features


Input: [Features and services] I can chat with my friends. [Free user] Yes [Ultimate user]

Output: Yes

GigaTribe Ultimate Now! Multisource downloads and more features


Input: [Features and services] I can limit my folders access to a specific user group. [Free user] Yes [Ultimate user]

Output: Yes

GigaTribe Ultimate Now! Multisource downloads and more features


Input: [Features and services] I can protect my shared folders with a password. [Free user] Yes [Ultimate user]

Output: Yes

GigaTribe Ultimate Now! Multisource downloads and more features


Input: [Features and services] Files download in direct connection. [Free user] unlimited [Ultimate user]

Output: unlimited

GigaTribe Ultimate Now! Multisource downloads and more features


Input: [Features and services] Files download with GigaTribe VPN. [Free user] 2 Go [Ultimate user]

Output: unlimited

GigaTribe Ultimate Now! Multisource downloads and more features


Input: [Features and services] Maximum number of simultaneous downloads: [Free user] 1 [Ultimate user]

Output: unlimited

GigaTribe Ultimate Now! Multisource downloads and more features


Input: [Features and services] I can get multisource downloads. [Free user] No [Ultimate user]

Output: Yes

GigaTribe Ultimate Now! Multisource downloads and more features


Input: [Features and services] I can choose the level of authorization (read/write) for my shared folders. [Free user] No [Ultimate user]

Output: Yes

GigaTribe Ultimate Now! Multisource downloads and more features


Input: [Features and services] I can download my shared files from anywhere with any web browser. [Free user] No [Ultimate user]

Output: Yes

GigaTribe Ultimate Now! Multisource downloads and more features


Input: [Features and services] I receive support via email. [Free user] No [Ultimate user]

Output: Yes

GigaTribe Ultimate Now! Multisource downloads and more features


Input: [0] Palm [eReader] Yes [MS Lit] No [Secure Adobe] No [Sony/Kindle] No [Mobipocket]

Output: No

2008 Holiday EBook Reading Buying Guide, Part II - Dear Author


Input: [0] Windows Mobile [eReader] Yes [MS Lit] No [Secure Adobe] No [Sony/Kindle] No [Mobipocket]

Output: Yes

2008 Holiday EBook Reading Buying Guide, Part II - Dear Author


Input: [0] Symbian [eReader] No [MS Lit] No [Secure Adobe] No [Sony/Kindle] No [Mobipocket]

Output: No

2008 Holiday EBook Reading Buying Guide, Part II - Dear Author


Input: [0] Apple [eReader] Yes [MS Lit] No [Secure Adobe] No [Sony/Kindle] No [Mobipocket]

Output: No

2008 Holiday EBook Reading Buying Guide, Part II - Dear Author


Input: [0] Android [eReader] No [MS Lit] No [Secure Adobe] No [Sony/Kindle] No [Mobipocket]

Output: No

2008 Holiday EBook Reading Buying Guide, Part II - Dear Author


Input: [0] Blackberry [eReader] Yes [MS Lit] No [Secure Adobe] No [Sony/Kindle] No [Mobipocket]

Output: Yes

2008 Holiday EBook Reading Buying Guide, Part II - Dear Author


Input: [Error] 1. New Measures Aren’t Visible in the Mining Structure Add A Column Dialog Box - You can’t add calculated measures to an existing mining structure in BIDS because they’re not visible in the Add Column dialog box. [Cause/Solution]

Output: All I had to do was process the cube, close the project then reopen it and the new measures appeared when using the Add Column button.

An Informal Compendium of SSAS Errors, Part 2: Data Mining - SQLServerCentral


Input: [Error] 2. An Attribute Value Not Supported by the Mining Algorithm Prevents Processing– You receive an error similar to the following, although the specific range of values may be different from case to case: “Error (Data mining): An attribute value is outside the range of values [-1.79769313486231E+308,1.79769313486231E+308]. This is not supported by the data mining algorithm.” [Cause/Solution]

Output: Setting NullProcessing to Preserve may resolve some of these errors. I received this message several times in connection with calculated measures that were dependent on other calculated measures. After checking the underlying data, I found that some of the calculations had values of 1.#INF, which is normally equivalent to dividing by zero. It turns out that some of the dimension columns in the root measure had their NullProcessing set to Automatic, which allowed missing values to mess up the calculations. Cases like these were the only times I have encountered the error, which I was able to resolve by setting NullProcessing to Preserve for those columns. Then I processed the relevant cubes, followed by the mining structures.

An Informal Compendium of SSAS Errors, Part 2: Data Mining - SQLServerCentral


Input: [Error] 3. Predict Function OLAP Error – When using the MDX Predict function, you receive the following unfathomable error: “The specified mining model is not part of an OLAP mining structure” [Cause/Solution]

Output: This is one of those arcane messages which return no results on search engines. It seems to occur when a DSV is set to a SQL Server source rather than a cube, so the only solution may be the messy one of changing the DSV itself.

An Informal Compendium of SSAS Errors, Part 2: Data Mining - SQLServerCentral


Input: [Error] 4. DMX Function Context Errors – When using data mining functions, you receive errors like this, although the name of the function may vary: “The PREDICTHISTOGRAM function cannot be used in the context” [Cause/Solution]

Output: This signifies that a particular function can’t be used with the algorithm the mining structure is built on. For example, Lag cannot be used with Time Series mining models. I have seen this error in connection with PredictHiatogram and Lag, although it is probably not limited to those two DMX functions.

An Informal Compendium of SSAS Errors, Part 2: Data Mining - SQLServerCentral


Input: [Error] 5. Processing of a Mining Dimension Fails – “Source mining model cannot be processed. The algorithm for the source mining model does not support data mining dimensions.” [Cause/Solution]

Output: Data mining dimensions apparently cannot be built on models that use certain algorithms without causing this error. The only one of the nine algorithms Microsoft included in SSAS 2008 R2 that I have seen trigger this error is Time Series, although I cannot recall if I have tested the others yet or not.

An Informal Compendium of SSAS Errors, Part 2: Data Mining - SQLServerCentral


Input: [Error] 6. Unprocessed Dimension Errors – You receive one of the following errors, possibly in combination with the others, when attempting to process a cube: 1. “Object does not contain any cases. The drillthrough store is empty either because the ProcessType enumeration was set to ProcessClearStructureOnly, or a DMX DELETE statement cleared the store.” 2. “Mining model failed because either the training data is empty or there were no significant attributes found” 3. You receive VALUE! errors on calculated measures 4. Error messages warning you that SSAS could not find an attribute [Cause/Solution]

Output: I received this cluster of errors on a couple of occasions after adding new data to the dimensions, because I did not process them before processing the cube. SSAS couldn’t retrieve the data so it could not process the associated mining models and in turn, could not process the mining model dimensions associated with them. Processing the dimensions followed by the cube fixed all of these errors.

An Informal Compendium of SSAS Errors, Part 2: Data Mining - SQLServerCentral


Input: [Error] 7. Missing Source OLAP Object with Data Mining – When working with data mining, you receive an error indicating that a “source OLAP object” for a column “cannot be found.” [Cause/Solution]

Output: This error went away after I changed the column type of a calculated measure from Cyclical back to Continuous, which is what the Wizard had originally assigned.

An Informal Compendium of SSAS Errors, Part 2: Data Mining - SQLServerCentral


Input: [Error] 8. Multiple Key Sequence Columns – Deployment on a mining structure that uses the Sequence Clustering algorithm fails with the following error text: “Error (Data mining): Multiple sequence key columns were detected in the sequence table in the MyClusteringModel model. The Microsoft Sequence Clustering algorithm only accepts tables with one sequence key column.” [Cause/Solution]

Output: I may be making some kind of inadvertent error due to inexperience, but I have received this error repeatedly in various projects even when only one column has been designated as a Key Sequence. For example, in one particular project I have a DateID set to Key and a DateID in a nested table set to Key Sequence. It always generates this particular error unless I set the nested DateID to Key as well, which may unfortunately throw off the results of the algorithm. This is the only solution I know of to this strange error, which is at a minimum badly worded, if not an outright bug. Either SSAS is falsely detecting a second Key Sequence column, or it is detecting a different problem and returning an inaccurate message.

An Informal Compendium of SSAS Errors, Part 2: Data Mining - SQLServerCentral


Input: [Error] 9. Undefined Key Column in Sequence Clustering – You receive an error containing the message “a key column is not defined” when processing a Sequence Clustering structure. [Cause/Solution]

Output: One potential answer to this predicament is to make sure that any nested table has a key defined in its DSV. See the answer by Rok1 at http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/sqldatamining/thread/cf05cb1e-744e-4a16-b109-f4b55c67c80c for more details. In the case that I encountered, this solution did not work. For some reason, the column in question had been incorrectly autogenerated as PredictOnly in the mining model. After I set it to Key the error was resolved.

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Input: [Service] Pro Tools Downloads [Contents]

Output: Download the latest installer for your Pro Tools system.


Input: [Service] Audio Device Drivers [Contents]

Output: Download the software drivers for your Avid Audio Interface.


Input: [Service] Video Download Center [Contents]

Output: Download the latest files for your Avid editing platform, or log in to download additional products.


Input: [Service] Sibelius Sounds Updates [Contents]

Output: Take a tour of all the latest Sibelius updates.


Input: [Service] Sibelius Upgrades [Contents]

Output: Take a tour of all the latest Sibelius updates.


Input: [Service] Extra Plug-Ins for Sibelius [Contents]

Output: Download the latest plug-ins for Sibelius.


Input: [Service] Euphonix Artist Downloads/Updates [Contents]

Output: Access Artist Series manuals and software downloads


Input: [Service] Euphonix Pro Downloads/Updates [Contents]

Output: Access Pro Series manuals and software downloads


Input: [Do this] Configure the primary and secondary RADIUS servers. By default, the UTM-1 appliance sends a request to the primary RADIUS server first. If the primary RADIUS server does not respond after three attempts, the UTM-1 appliance will send the request to the secondary RADIUS server. [In this field]

Output: Primary/Secondary RADIUS Server


Input: [Do this] Type the IP address of the computer that will run the RADIUS service (one of your network computers) or click the corresponding This Computer button to allow your computer to host the service. To clear the text box, click Clear. [In this field]

Output: Address


Input: [Do this] Type the port number on the RADIUS server's host computer. The default port number is 1812. [In this field]

Output: Port


Input: [Do this] Type the shared secret to use for secure communication with the RADIUS server. [In this field]

Output: Shared Secret


Input: [Do this] If your organization uses RADIUS realms, type the realm to append to RADIUS requests. The realm will be appended to the username as follows: @ For example, if you set the realm to "myrealm", and the user "JohnS" attempts to log in to the UTM-1 Portal, the UTM-1 appliance will send the RADIUS server an authentication request with the username "JohnS@myrealm". This field is optional. [In this field]

Output: Realm


Input: [Do this] Type the interval of time in seconds between attempts to communicate with the RADIUS server. The default value is 3 seconds. [In this field]

Output: Timeout


Input: [Do this] If the RADIUS VSA (Vendor-Specific Attribute) is configured for a user, the fields in this area will have no effect, and the user will be granted the permissions specified in the VSA. If the VSA is not configured for the user, the permissions configured in this area will be used. [In this field]

Output: RADIUS User Permissions


Input: [Do this] Select the level of access to the UTM-1 Portal to assign to all users authenticated by the RADIUS server. The levels are: No Access: The user cannot access the UTM-1 Portal. Read Only: The user can log in to the UTM-1 Portal, but cannot modify system settings or export the appliance configuration via the Setup>Tools page. For example, you could assign this administrator level to technical support personnel who need to view the Event Log. Read/Write: The user can log in to the UTM-1 Portal and modify system settings. The default level is No Access. [In this field]

Output: Administrator Level


Input: [Do this] Select this option to allow all users authenticated by the RADIUS server to connect to this UTM-1 appliance using their VPN client. For further information on setting up VPN remote access, see Setting Up Remote VPN Access for Users. [In this field]

Output: VPN Remote Access


Input: [Do this] Select this option to allow all users authenticated by the RADIUS server to override Web Filtering. This option only appears if the Web Filtering service is defined. [In this field]

Output: Web Filtering Override


Input: [Do this] Select this option to allow all users authenticated by the RADIUS server to access the My HotSpot page. For information on Secure HotSpot, see Configuring Secure HotSpot. [In this field]

Output: HotSpot Access


Input: [Do this] Select this option to allow all users authenticated by the RADIUS server to log in to the my.firewall portal, view the Active Computers page, and remotely access computers' desktops, using the Remote Desktop feature. Note: Authenticated users can perform these actions, even if their level of administrative access is "No Access". For information on Remote Desktop, see Using Remote Desktop. [In this field]

Output: Remote Desktop Access


Input: [Do this] Select this option to allow all users authenticated by the RADIUS server to log in to the UTM-1 Portal and add, edit, or delete "No Access"-level users, but not modify other system settings. For example, you could assign this administrator level to clerks who need to manage HotSpot users. [In this field]

Output: Users Manager


Input: [Policy #] 8020.100 [Citation] Campuses must develop risk management processes that identify, assess, and monitor risks to information assets containing Level 1 and Level 2 data as defined in the CSU Data Classification Standard. Identified risks to these information assets must be actively managed by data owners and/or appropriate administrators in order to prioritize resources and remediation efforts. [Policy Title]

Output: Information Security Risk Management

What are the requirements for storage of Level 1 data? | Information Technology Services - Humboldt State University


Input: [Policy #] 8020.700 [Citation] Campuses must develop risk management processes that identify, assess, and monitor risks to information assets containing Level 1 and Level 2 data as defined in the CSU Data Classification Standard. Identified risks to these information assets must be actively managed by data owners and/or appropriate administrators in order to prioritize resources and remediation efforts. [Policy Title]

Output: Reporting Information Security Risks

What are the requirements for storage of Level 1 data? | Information Technology Services - Humboldt State University


Input: [Policy #] 8030.100 [Citation] All users are expected to employ security practices appropriate to their responsibilities and roles. Users who access Level 1 or Level 2 data as defined in the CSU Data Classification Standard must sign an approved system-wide confidentiality (non-disclosure) agreement. [Policy Title]

Output: Personnel Information Security

What are the requirements for storage of Level 1 data? | Information Technology Services - Humboldt State University


Input: [Policy #] 8030.200 [Citation] Campuses must develop procedures to conduct background checks on positions involving access to Level 1 information assets as defined in the CSU Data Classification Standard. [Policy Title]

Output: Employment Requirements

What are the requirements for storage of Level 1 data? | Information Technology Services - Humboldt State University


Input: [Policy #] 8045.300 [Citation] Campuses must appropriately design their networks—based on risk, data classification, and access—in order to ensure the confidentiality, integrity and availability of their information assets. Each campus must implement and regularly review a documented process for transmitting data over the campus network. This process must include the identification of critical information systems and protected data that is transmitted through the campus network or is stored on campus computers. Campus processes for transmitting or storing critical assets and protected data must ensure confidentiality, integrity, and availability. [Policy Title]

Output: Network Security

What are the requirements for storage of Level 1 data? | Information Technology Services - Humboldt State University


Input: [Policy #] 8045.400 [Citation] Campuses must develop and implement controls for securing protected data stored on mobile devices. Protected data must not be stored on mobile devices unless effective security controls have been implemented to protect the data. Campuses must use encryption, or equally effective measures, on all mobile devices that store Level 1 data as defined in the CSU Data Classification Standard. Alternatives to encryption must be reviewed on a case-by-case basis and approved in writing by a designated campus official. Other effective measures include physical protection that ensures only authorized access to protected data. [Policy Title]

Output: Mobile Devices

What are the requirements for storage of Level 1 data? | Information Technology Services - Humboldt State University


Input: [Policy #] 8045.500 [Citation] At a minimum, server administrators are required to scan regularly, remediate, and report un-remediated vulnerabilities on critical systems or systems that store protected information within a prescribed timeframe. The risk level of a system determines the frequency at which logs must be reviewed. Risk factors to consider are: Criticality of business process. Information classification associated with the system. Past experience or understanding of system vulnerabilities. System exposure (e.g., services offered to the Internet). [Policy Title]

Output: Information Asset Monitoring

What are the requirements for storage of Level 1 data? | Information Technology Services - Humboldt State University


Input: [Policy #] 8055.100 [Citation] Changes to information technology systems, network resources, and applications need to be appropriately managed to minimize the risk of introducing unexpected vulnerabilities and ensure that existing security protections are not adversely impacted. Campuses must establish and document a process to manage changes to campus information assets containing Level 1 or Level 2 data, as defined in the CSU Data Classification Standard... Campuses must define and communicate the scope of significant changes to Level 1 and Level 2 information assets in order to be sure that all affected parties have adequate information to determine if a proposed change is subject to the change management approval process. [Policy Title]

Output: Change Control

What are the requirements for storage of Level 1 data? | Information Technology Services - Humboldt State University


Input: [Policy #] 8055.200 [Citation] Only authorized persons may make an emergency change to campus information assets containing Level 1 or Level 2 data as defined in the CSU Data Classification Standard. Emergency changes are defined as changes which, due to urgency or criticality, need to occur outside of the campus’ formal change management process. [Policy Title]

Output: Emergency Changes

What are the requirements for storage of Level 1 data? | Information Technology Services - Humboldt State University


Input: [Policy #] 8060.100 [Citation] On-campus or remote access to information assets containing Level 1 or Level 2 data as defined in the CSU Data Classification Standard must be based on operational and security requirements. Appropriate controls must be in place to prevent unauthorized access to protected information assets. This includes not only the primary operational copy of the protected information assets, but also data extracts and backup copies. Campuses must have a documented process for provisioning approved additions, changes, and terminations of access rights and reviewing access of existing account holders. Access to campus protected information assets must be denied until specifically authorized. [Policy Title]

Output: Access Control

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Input: [Policy #] 8060.300 [Citation] Separation of duties principles must be followed when assigning job responsibilities relating to restricted or essential resources. Campuses must maintain an appropriate level of separation of duties when issuing credentials to individuals who have access to information assets containing protected data. Campuses must avoid issuing credentials that allow a user greater access or more authority over information assets than is required by the employee’s job duties. [Policy Title]

Output: Separation of Duties

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Input: [Policy #] 8060.S01.1.1 [Citation] Access to campus information assets containing protected data must include a process for documenting appropriate approvals before access or privileges are granted. All changes to user accounts (i.e., account termination, creation, and changes to account privileges) on campus information systems or network resources (except for password resets) must be approved by appropriate campus personnel. Such approval must be adequately documented in order to facilitate auditing of access control practices. [Policy Title]

Output: Access Control

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Input: [Policy #] 8060.S01.1.2.3 [Citation] Campuses must identify and communicate a password change schedule. The schedule may vary by system or application at the campus’ discretion as determined by risk. A sample schedule follows: class="rteindent1">• Passwords with administrative access to Level 1 or Level 2 data must be changed every 90 days. [Policy Title]

Output: Password Management

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Input: [Policy #] 8065 [Citation] Campuses must maintain an inventory of information assets containing Level 1 or Level 2 data as defined in the CSU Data Classification Standard. These assets must be categorized and protected throughout their entire life cycle, from origination to destruction. Critical or protected data must not be transferred to another individual or system without approval of the data owner. Before critical or protected data is transferred to a destination system, the data owner should establish agreements to ensure that authorized users implement appropriate security measures. [Policy Title]

Output: Policy Statement

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Input: [Policy #] 8065.S01.12.1 (Draft) [Citation] Campuses must complete an inventory identifying Level 1 protected data. Campuses must assign ownership of each information asset containing Level 1 protected data. Normally, responsibility for Level 1 protected data resides with the manager of the campus program that employs the information. When the information is used by more than one program, considerations for determining ownership responsibilities include the following: • Which program collected the information. • Which program is responsible for the accuracy and integrity of the information. • Which program budgets the costs incurred in gathering, processing, storing, and distributing the information. • Which program has the most knowledge of the useful value of the information. • Which program would be most affected, and to what degree, if the information were lost, inaccurate, compromised, delayed, or disclosed to unauthorized parties. [Policy Title]

Output: Data Ownership

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Input: [Policy #] 8065.S01.12.2 (Draft) [Citation] The designated owner of an information asset is responsible for making the determination as to how an asset must be classified (e.g., Level 1, Level 2, or Level 3). Data stored on campus hardware or media (both paper and electronic) must be classified per the campus Data Classification Standard, which must meet or exceed the CSU Data Classifcation Standard listed in Appendix A of this document. [Policy Title]

Output: Data Classification

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Input: [Policy #] 8065.S01.12.2.1 (Draft) [Citation] Campuses may elect to move or add data elements from one classification level to another classification level with higher protection requirements, but never to a classification level with lower protection requirements than the CSU Data Classificaton Standard. For example, a data element classified as Level 2 can be moved to a Level 1 classification but it cannot be moved to a Level 3 classification. Aggregates of data must be classified based upon the most secure classification level. That is, when data of mixed classification exist in the same file, document, report or memorandum, the classification of that file, document, report or memorandum must be of the highest applicable level of classification. If additional guidance is needed, then the campus ISO must be consulted. [Policy Title]

Output: Use of the CSU Classification Standard

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Input: [Policy #] 8065.S01.12.2.2 (Draft) [Citation] The CSU’s Senior Director for Information Security Management (CISO) must determine what data will be designated Level 1 data and must identify appropriate minimum controls. The CISO must establish a process for the review and maintenance of the data classification standard. The CISO must review the classification standard on an annual basis. [Policy Title]

Output: Maintaining the CSU Data Classification Standard

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Input: [Policy #] 8065.S01.12.3 (Draft) [Citation] When Protected Level 1 data is transmitted electronically, it must be sent via a method that uses strong encryption. When Protected Level 2 data is transmitted electronically, it must be protected using approved campus processes. [Policy Title]

Output: Data Handling

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Input: [Policy #] 8065.S01.12.4 (Draft) [Citation] Where the combination of assessed risk, technical feasibility and operational practicality allow, protected Level 1 data stored electronically must be encrypted using strong encryption methods. [Policy Title]

Output: Data Storage

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Input: [Policy #] 8065.S01.12.6 [Citation] Backup media containing protected Level 1 data must be encrypted using strong encryption methods. [Policy Title]

Output: Data Backup

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Input: [Policy #] 8080 [Citation] Each campus must identify physical areas that must be protected from unauthorized physical access. Such areas would include data centers and other locations on the campus where information assets containing protected data are stored. Campuses must protect these limited-access areas from unauthorized physical access while ensuring that authorized users have appropriate access. Campus information assets which access protected data that are located in public and non-public access areas must be physically secured to prevent theft, tampering, or damage. The level of protection provided must be commensurate with that of identifiable risks. Campuses must review and document physical access rights to campus limited-access areas annually. [Policy Title]

Output: Policy Statement

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Input: [Policy #] HSU EM:P10-03 [Citation] Neither Level 1 confidential data nor Level 2 private data shall be stored on University-owned personal computers (desktop or laptop), other electronic storage media (e.g., cd, dvd, or flash drive) or other electronic devices (e.g., PDAs, smart phones) WITHOUT THE EXPRESS WRITTEN APPROVAL OF THE PRESIDENT OR HIS DESIGNEE.” NOTE: This policy certainly includes online storage. The P10-03 Executive Memorandum in its entirety. [Policy Title]

Output: HSU Implementation of the CSU Data Classification Standards

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Input: [Name] IPSec [Meaning] Internet Protocol Security [Function]

Output: Provides authentication and encryption over the internet; works with IPv4 and IPv6; used to secure VPN


Input: [Name] L2TP [Meaning] Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol [Function]

Output: Supports non-TCP/IP protocols VPN over the internet; combines the best features of PPTP and L2F


Input: [Name] SSL [Meaning] Secure Sockets Layer [Function]

Output: Uses a private key to encrypt data that is transferred over the SSL connection; service independent and can secure different network applications


Input: [Name] WEP [Meaning] Wired Equivalent Privacy [Function]

Output: Encrypts and protects data packets over radio frequencies; does not offer end-end security


Input: [Name] WPA [Meaning] WiFi Protected Access [Function]

Output: Offers improved data encryption and user authentication using the wireless devices MAC address; uses TKIP encryption


Input: [Name] AES [Meaning] Advanced Encryption Standard [Function]

Output: A cryptographic cipher that uses Rijndael algorithm


Input: [Name] PGP [Meaning] Pretty Good Privacy [Function]

Output: An encryption utility based on public key encryption designed to encrypt email transmissions


Input: [Name] 802.1x [Meaning] - [Function]

Output: Method for passing EAP over both wired and wireless networks; provides authentication services for wireless networks not using PPP


Input: [Parameter] GMail Integration [Galaxy Tab] Built on Android its Gmail integration is just excellent. Has all the features and push notifications is simply excellent. You receive email as soon as you get it. Multiple clients can be configured easily. Also, once you configure the various email addresses, you automatically get Calendar and Contacts on the device and never have to worry about backing them up because they are all getting backed up on Gmail servers.Score: 10 [iPad]

Output: Primary mail integration is with its native client and the integration is fairly basic however consistent with other mail clients. It does not have any Starred or Important integrations. Also, it loads all the folders and kind of cutters the view.Notifications are pull and you got to wait for a maximum of 15 minutes to pull the data. This also eats up powerThere are other clients but they are built on top of web pages and are sluggish.Score: 5

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Input: [Parameter] Chat Clients [Galaxy Tab] GTalk is in built and comes with Voice and Video capability which is simply great. Unlike iPad you don’t need to get any additional app.Skype has an application for Android and it works great.Score: 10 [iPad]

Output: There is not native chat client integration. However, the app store has a couple of clients that provide apps for chat clients easilt. IM+ is one of them which is very easy to use.Video clients are also available seperatrly. iPad does not have a client for Skype but you can use Skype app for iPhone on iPad and it works fine. I did not test the video but voice chat is great.Score: 8

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Input: [Parameter] Browsing [Galaxy Tab] Google has its Chrome on this tablet and it is very good. Has tabbed experience and also has flash player as supported by Android. Navigating through any site is easy and good.Score: 10 [iPad]

Output: Apple has its Safari on this tablet. The browsing experience is smooth and quick – a big boost compared to iPad1. However, there are 2 things that are missing – tabbed browsing and Flash player. It takes time to navigate between tabs and also Flash sites just don’t play.Score: 6

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Input: [Parameter] Social Integration [Galaxy Tab] Android has various application for Facebook and Twitter like Sesemic, TweetDeck and some official applications too. They all work very well. Some of those provide interfaces and integrations for both FB and Twitter in single application. They do the work and perform very well.I am not going to give Android 10 on this because they just suck when compared to iPad’s Flipboard. If flipboard was to bring this all for Android then this tab can have a 10.Score: 7 [iPad]

Output: iPas has a rocking application – Flipboard that makes the Social Integration awesome. I have never seen anything like that I don’t think I ever will. Nothing can beat that. Apart from that there are several easily available clients to integrate with various Social Media sites.Score: 10

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Input: [Parameter] Sharing [Galaxy Tab] Android has APIs that allow all applications to share stuff across applications. If I want to share an article on FB or Twitter, I can hit share and it will ask me which application to share with and I can simply choose any application including email, FB, Twitter, WordPress or any application that is listening. This saves me from copy and paste. The only place where some sharing is missing is the Browser and that is a bummer because there I have to copy and paste links.Score: 8 [iPad]

Output: iPad has sharing based on what the applications have to offer and it is not consistent. Applications like flipboard has nice ways of sharing but for remaining things like web pages, you tube, articles you have to rely on copy-paste and and navigate to other application approach. It takes time and user experience is not very smooth.Score: 6

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Input: [Parameter] Music [Galaxy Tab] Android has an inbuilt Music application and plays songs very well if copied into the right folder. There is an application – DoubleTwist that performs for Android just the way iTunes for iPad.Score: 8 [iPad]

Output: iPad has integration with iTunes and that’s how it gets it music and plays in an iPAd application. It is easy and works very well.Score: 10

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Input: [Parameter] Video [Galaxy Tab] In built Video Player is very good.Score: 10 [iPad]

Output: In built Video Player is very good. However it will only play the Mp4 format and any AVO format has to be converted first.Score: 8

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Input: [Parameter] Games [Galaxy Tab] Has all sorts of games. The concentration of Board games is much more than racing games.Score: 7 [iPad]

Output: Has all sorts of games and some good racing games like NFS. They play very well.Score: 10

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Input: [Parameter] Usability [Galaxy Tab] Android has a fixed 5 screens and a separate tab to hold all applications. Cant create folders, but can search for applications. They have made is easier to remove applications by dragging them out.Typing is very good with the Android Keyboard. The Samsung keyboard is not that good. However, they have Swiftkey that just is the best. Also, this tablet has Voice input that helps you in not typing anything. I sued it for chat for 10 minutes and I saved 60% of my keystrokes. As long as sentences were small it was all very well.Also, has GPS so can be used for certain applications even without GPRS/3G and come back and upload data back for later analysisScore: 10 [iPad]

Output: Home Screens are good and have the capability of arranging the application in folders. Spotlight search is powerful and will search for everything. Typing is good and works very well. I chatted for almost 20 minutes and hardly missed a keystroke.Score: 7

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Input: [Parameter] Performance [Galaxy Tab] It is sleek, and alittle larger than iPad. Works very well. Performance has been very good. I have all sorts of applications running and nothing slows down.Video playback for 75 used up 20% of the battery charge. Was able to use the tablet for browsing, chatting for about 8 hours and with 20% charge left. Standby for 12 hours drained the battery by 10%. It took 3 hours to charge the battery from 0 to 70%. Can power off and save battery if needed. Overall, has a slightly worse battery backup and charges up slower Score: 9 [iPad]

Output: It is sleek, works very well. Applications work fine. However one time, the iPad seemed to have hung on me when browsing multiple tabs in browser.Video playback for 75 minutes used up 17% of the battery charge. Was able to use the tablet for browsing, chatting for about 8 hours with 10% of charge remaining. Standby for 12 hours drained the battery by 10%. It took 3 hours to charge the battery from 0 to 80%. Can’t power off so save battery. Overall, iPad has a slightly better battery backup and charges up faster Score: 10

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Input: [Feature] Play Album [Desktop] yes [Web] yes [iOS]

Output: yes


Input: [Feature] Use Bookmarks [Desktop] yes [Web] yes [iOS]

Output: yes


Input: [Feature] Make Bookmarks [Desktop] yes [Web] yes [iOS]

Output: no


Input: [Feature] Playlists [Desktop] yes [Web] no [iOS]

Output: no


Input: [Feature] Scores [Desktop] yes [Web] no [iOS]

Output: no


Input: [Feature] Timelines [Desktop] yes [Web] no [iOS]

Output: no


Input: [PROBLEM] No power [SOLUTION]

Output: Check all on/off switches, power strip (if used), wall outlet Are all cables securely attached


Input: [PROBLEM] Power coming through but monitor is blank [SOLUTION]

Output: Check that monitor is turned on Touch mouse to activate a blank screensaver Check that monitor brightness control has not been turned way down


Input: [PROBLEM] Screen images out of alignment [SOLUTION]

Output: Use monitor controls to adjust


Input: [PROBLEM] Mouse is jerky or sticks [SOLUTION]

Output: Open up back and blow, if small metal part is dirty, contact Johnny


Input: [PROBLEM] PM group is not apparent [SOLUTION]

Output: Click on Window menu and identify group from the listing, or, minimize any open group--your group icon may be hiding


Input: [PROBLEM] Icon is missing from group [SOLUTION]

Output: Identify original group and copy icon into appropriate group


Input: [PROBLEM] Icon missing entirely from PM * [SOLUTION]

Output: Highlight group, click on File menu, select New, select Program Item, in Properties box click on description, type in item name, click on command line, use browse to identify appropriate exe file


Input: [PROBLEM] Click on icon and Application Execution Error message appears * [SOLUTION]

Output: Highlight icon, click on File menu, select Properties, click on command line, use browse to identify appropriate exe file


Input: [PROBLEM] Click on icon and nothing happens [SOLUTION]

Output: Check task list to make sure that application is not already open


Input: [PROBLEM] Insufficient memory or not enough memory [SOLUTION]

Output: Close down unwanted applications In PM, click on Help, then About, if free resources less than 55%, close all applications, exit Windows, at C prompt type win to restart


Input: [PROBLEM] Application is frozen but Windows is still responding [SOLUTION]

Output: Make sure application is frozen by moving mouse, try and minimize. Press ctrl./alt./del. & look to see which application has stopped responding. Return to Windows, close all other applications, exit Windows, at C prompt type win to restart.


Input: [PROBLEM] Application(s) and Windows are frozen [SOLUTION]

Output: Make sure application is really frozen by moving mouse, try and minimize. Press ctrl./alt./del. & look to see what application has stopped responding. Return to Windows, press ctrl./alt./del. Restart the computer. This is known as a warm boot.


Input: [PROBLEM] One of the applications which has frozen is TCP3270 or RLIN [SOLUTION]

Output: Make sure application is really frozen by moving mouse, try and minimize. Press ctrl./alt./del. & look to see which application has stopped responding. Return to Windows, close all other applications, exit Windows. At C prompt turn computer off at the power button, wait up to 30 sec. & turn back on, at C prompt type win. This is known as a cold boot. Necessary with networking applications to clear the account.


Input: [PROBLEM] Logging onto TCP3270 get an Unable to create socket message [SOLUTION]

Output: Close all open applications and press the reset button (warm boot)


Input: [PROBLEM] Many workstations cannot access TCP3270 sessions [SOLUTION]

Output: Mainframe problems at CIT, check to see if any messages on e-mail, contact Systems Office to notify of problem/or get time estimate


Input: [PROBLEM] Logging onto RLIN get a Cannot connect to Host message [SOLUTION]

Output: Close all open applications and do a cold boot.


Input: [PROBLEM] Printer will not print in any application [SOLUTION]

Output: Are the cables secure. Is it plugged in. Is the printer online


Input: [PROBLEM] Printer will not print in TCP3270 * [SOLUTION]

Output: This application does not use Print Manager, check with Janet


Input: [PROBLEM] Printing in TCP3270 but not in RLIN * [SOLUTION]

Output: Select Main, Control Panel, Printers, check to see if the default printer matches the printer make, see Janet


Input: [PROBLEM] Printing very slow in RLIN [SOLUTION]

Output: Select Settings, Terminal, deselect Graphics Printing (will loose diacritics)


Input: [PROBLEM] Computer is running very slow * [SOLUTION]

Output: Open Netscape, select Preferences, select cache & network, clear out memory & disk cache.


Input: [PROBLEM] Computer is still slow * [SOLUTION]

Output: Hard disk may need to be defragmented. Close all applications and exit Windows to C prompt. Type defrag, select drive C, let the program run


Input: [APAR #] LO84879 [Component] Server [Abstract]

Output: Calendar notice may be sent multiple times or be sent by the server ID.

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Input: [APAR #] LO85144 [Component] Server [Abstract]

Output: E-mail containing invalid zero character in WBXML encoding may not sync correctly to mobile device.

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Input: [APAR #] LO85222 [Component] Server [Abstract]

Output: Attachment with an unknown content type may not download to device.

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Input: [APAR #] LO85237 [Component] Server [Abstract]

Output: Proxy credentials may not be removed from notes.ini during startup.

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Input: [APAR #] LO85260 [Component] Server [Abstract]

Output: When Trash sync first enabled, sync only today and later trash items to improve performance.

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Input: [APAR #] LO85283 [Component] Server [Abstract]

Output: Mime format e-mail may sync to device without the body.

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Input: [APAR #] LO85357 [Component] Server [Abstract]

Output: Attachment with forward slash in file name may not sync to mobile device.

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Input: [APAR #] LO85444 [Component] Server [Abstract]

Output: Web Admin may not show data for a user and will recieve "Could not generated devicetype" error message.

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Input: [APAR #] LO85445 [Component] Server [Abstract]

Output: Attachment with multiple dot characters in file name may not sync to mobile device.

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Input: [APAR #] LO85477 [Component] Server [Abstract]

Output: On standalone server auto cleanup could impact security records then requiring re-approval if approval is enabled.

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Input: [Authorization] mem [What is permitted] access to system data tables (i.e. list all processes) [Scoadmin Manager]


Input: [Authorization] terminal [What is permitted] unrestricted use of the write command [Scoadmin Manager]


Input: [Authorization] lp [What is permitted] administer printers [Scoadmin Manager]

Output: Printer Manager


Input: [Authorization] backup [What is permitted] perform backups [Scoadmin Manager]

Output: Backup Manager


Input: [Authorization] auth [What is permitted] administer user accounts [Scoadmin Manager]

Output: Account Manager


Input: [Authorization] audit [What is permitted] audit administrator [Scoadmin Manager]

Output: Audit Manager


Input: [Authorization] cron [What is permitted] control use of cron, at and batch [Scoadmin Manager]

Output: Cron Manager


Input: [Authorization] root [What is permitted] allows use of commands in /tcb/files/rootcmds [Scoadmin Manager]


Input: [Authorization] sysadmin [What is permitted] alter mount configuration [Scoadmin Manager]

Output: Filesystem Manager


Input: [Authorization] passwd [What is permitted] Change user passwords [Scoadmin Manager]

Output: Account Manager


Input: [KML Feature] Placemarks

Output: Placemarks are the primary means of marking a location on the earth. They have an associated label, icon, location (including an elevation), and camera position. You can open (identify) and fly to placemarks. ArcGIS fully supports placemarks.

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Input: [KML Feature] Balloons

Output: Descriptions for placemarks and other KML items in the Google Earth 3D view as a balloon connected to the item location. In ArcGIS, item descriptions are shown in the Identify dialog rather than as balloons in the 3D view.

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Input: [KML Feature] Geometry

Output: KML supports drawing objects on the earth using 2D and 3D geometry. This includes points, lines, polygons, and multi-geometry. These can be extruded to fit the terrain surface and have associated styling data. ArcGIS fully supports KML geometry.

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Input: [KML Feature] Ground Overlays

Output: Ground overlays are images that are fixed to the planet surface. ArcGIS fully supports ground overlays.

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Input: [KML Feature] Screen Overlays

Output: A screen overlay is an image independent of the camera position and is fixed to the screen. Screen overlays are not supported in ArcGIS.

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Input: [KML Feature] Styles

Output: KML styles define the appearance of geometry, icons, and labels in the viewer. This typically includes color, size, and opacity of the feature. Styles can be embedded in the item or shared using style referencing. ArcGIS supports styles, except for random colors and style maps.

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Input: [KML Feature] Folders

Output: KML folders are used to organize placemarks, geometry, screen overlays, and other folders. You can tour placemarks in a folder by flying to each in turn. ArcGIS fully supports folders.

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Input: [KML Feature] Network Links

Output: Network links allow KML content to be fetched dynamically from a KML server. Network links can be defined with automatic refresh properties, allowing the content to be fetched at specific time intervals or whenever the view extent is changed. While automatic refresh of network links (usually by a timer) is not supported by ArcGIS, you can manually refresh the KML layer at any time in order to get the latest content.

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Input: [KML Feature] Browser Integration

Output: KML content can be delivered to the browser using hyperlinks on web pages shown in Google Earth or standard web browsers. ArcGIS supports browser integration.

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Input: [KML Feature] Interactive editing of KML content

Output: Google Earth has functionality for creating and editing KML content through interactive placement of KML elements on to the surface of the globe. ArcGIS does not support functions to interactively create or edit KML content.

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Input: [KML Feature] Other unsupported KML features

Output: The following KML 2.0 functionality is not currently implemented in ArcGIS: Schemas: used for storing information in a table-like format

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Input: [KML Feature] Other unsupported Google Earth features

Output: The following Google Earth functionality is not currently implemented in ArcGIS: Size of / Primary / Secondary Fonts: used with KML labels KML Tour configuration: ability to set the navigation delay at each node Interactive placement of images: ArcGIS already has georeferencing abilities that go beyond move, rotate and scale

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Input: [Rank] 1 [Title] Toy Story 3 [Netflix] Yes [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 2 [Title] Alice in Wonderland [Netflix] No [Amazon] Yes [Vudu] Yes [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Yes


Input: [Rank] 3 [Title] Iron Man 2 [Netflix] Yes [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 4 [Title] The Twilight Saga: Eclipse [Netflix] No [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 5 [Title] Inception [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 6 [Title] Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 7 [Title] Despicable Me [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 8 [Title] Shrek Forever After [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 9 [Title] How to Train Your Dragon [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 10 [Title] Tangled [Netflix] Yes [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 11 [Title] The Karate Kid [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 12 [Title] Clash of the Titans [Netflix] No [Amazon] Yes [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Yes


Input: [Rank] 13 [Title] Grown Ups [Netflix] No [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 14 [Title] Tron Legacy [Netflix] Yes [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 15 [Title] Megamind [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 16 [Title] Little Fockers [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 17 [Title] The Last Airbender [Netflix] Yes [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 18 [Title] True Grit [Netflix] Yes [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 19 [Title] Shutter Island [Netflix] Yes [Amazon] Yes [Vudu] Yes [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Yes


Input: [Rank] 20 [Title] The Other Guys [Netflix] No [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 21 [Title] Salt [Netflix] No [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 22 [Title] Jackass 3D [Netflix] Yes [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 23 [Title] Valentine’s Day [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Yes


Input: [Rank] 24 [Title] Robin Hood [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 25 [Title] The Expendables [Netflix] Yes [Amazon] Yes [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 26 [Title] Due Date [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 27 [Title] The Chronicle of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 28 [Title] Date Night [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 29 [Title] Sex and the City 2 [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 30 [Title] The Social Network [Netflix] No [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 31 [Title] The Book of Eli [Netflix] No [Amazon] Yes [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Yes


Input: [Rank] 32 [Title] The Town [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 33 [Title] Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time [Netflix] Yes [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 34 [Title] Red [Netflix] No [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 35 [Title] Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Lightning Thief [Netflix] No [Amazon] Yes [Vudu] Yes [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Yes


Input: [Rank] 36 [Title] Paranormal Activity 2 [Netflix] Yes [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 37 [Title] Yogi Bear [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 38 [Title] Eat Pray Love [Netflix] No [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 39 [Title] Unstoppable [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 40 [Title] Dear John [Netflix] No [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 41 [Title] The A-team [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 42 [Title] Knight & Day [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 43 [Title] Black Swan [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 44 [Title] Dinner for Schmucks [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 45 [Title] The Fighter [Netflix] Yes [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 46 [Title] The Bounty Hunter [Netflix] No [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 47 [Title] The Tourist [Netflix] No [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 48 [Title] Diary of a Wimpy Kid [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 49 [Title] The Sorcerer’s Apprentice [Netflix] Yes [Amazon] Yes [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 50 [Title] A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010) [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 51 [Title] The Last Song [Netflix] Yes [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 52 [Title] The Wolfman [Netflix] No [Amazon] Yes [Vudu] Yes [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Yes


Input: [Rank] 53 [Title] Get him to the Greek [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 54 [Title] Resident Evil: Afterlife [Netflix] No [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 55 [Title] Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married Too [Netflix] Yes [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 56 [Title] Tooth Fairy [Netflix] No [Amazon] Yes [Vudu] Yes [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Yes


Input: [Rank] 57 [Title] Secretariat [Netflix] Yes [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 58 [Title] Easy A [Netflix] No [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 59 [Title] Takers [Netflix] No [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 60 [Title] Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga’hoole [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 61 [Title] Life as We Know It [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 62 [Title] Letters to Juliet [Netflix] No [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 63 [Title] Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 64 [Title] Predators [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 65 [Title] Hot Tub Time Machine [Netflix] Yes [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Yes


Input: [Rank] 66 [Title] Kick-Ass [Netflix] Yes [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 67 [Title] The King’s Speech [Netflix] No [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 68 [Title] Killers [Netflix] Yes [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 69 [Title] Saw 3D [Netflix] No [Amazon] Yes [Vudu] Yes [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Yes


Input: [Rank] 70 [Title] Cop Out [Netflix] No [Amazon] Yes [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Yes


Input: [Rank] 71 [Title] Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 72 [Title] Edge of Darkness [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 73 [Title] Death at a Funeral [Netflix] No [Amazon] Yes [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Yes


Input: [Rank] 74 [Title] Step-Up 3D [Netflix] Yes [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 75 [Title] The Last Exorcism [Netflix] Yes [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 76 [Title] Legion [Netflix] No [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 77 [Title] The Crazies [Netflix] Yes [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 78 [Title] Gulliver’s Travels [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 79 [Title] Burlesque [Netflix] No [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 80 [Title] For Colored Girls [Netflix] Yes [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 81 [Title] The Back-up Plan [Netflix] No [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 82 [Title] Vampires Suck [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 83 [Title] The American [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 84 [Title] Green Zone [Netflix] No [Amazon] Yes [Vudu] Yes [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Yes


Input: [Rank] 85 [Title] Marmaduke [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 86 [Title] Devil [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 87 [Title] Hereafter [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 88 [Title] When in Rome [Netflix] No [Amazon] Yes [Vudu] Yes [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Yes


Input: [Rank] 89 [Title] Love and Other Drugs [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 90 [Title] She’s Out of My League [Netflix] No [Amazon] Yes [Vudu] Yes [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Yes


Input: [Rank] 91 [Title] Scott Pilgrim vs. the World [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 92 [Title] Charlie St. Cloud [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 93 [Title] Morning Glory [Netflix] Yes [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 94 [Title] Daybreakers [Netflix] Yes [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 95 [Title] How Do You Know [Netflix] No [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 96 [Title] Nanny McPhee Returns [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 97 [Title] The Switch [Netflix] No [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 98 [Title] Brooklyn’s Finest [Netflix] Yes [Amazon] Purchase only [Vudu] Purchase only [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: Purchase only


Input: [Rank] 99 [Title] Machete [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Rank] 100 [Title] Ramona and Beezus [Netflix] No [Amazon] No [Vudu] No [DVD] Yes [iTunes]

Output: No


Input: [Name] Picklish [Author] Geoff Gaudreault [Description]

Output: photo gallery application


Input: [Name] Batchput [Author] Johan Warlander [Description]

Output: Batchput transfers files from a local directory, matching the regex you specify, to an URL


Input: [Name] GoldSeeker [Author] Quentin Bouvart [Description]

Output: GoldSeeker is a data extraction application. It was built to extract formatted data from HTML files, but can be used with all kind of files. Its behaviour is defined by a rule-based configuration file.


Input: [Name] DeskCam [Author] Level 27 Technologies [Description]

Output: DeskCam lets you grab web cam pictures from sites all over the world, and put them on your desktop.


Input: [Name] IMP Render Farm [Description]

Output: A distributed movie rendering system.


Input: [Name] rpmdrake [Author] MandrakeSoft [Description]

Output: A graphical front end for installing packages


Input: [Name] fink [Description]

Output: Popular package manager for Mac OS X


Input: [Name] mcurl [Author] Sven Wegener [Description]

Output: A shell script to download files in multiple parts


Input: [Name] Advogato master to master graph [Author] Carlo Perassi [Description]

Output: A small python script who extracts the "master to master" graph from advogato and wrote a GML (graph modelling language) file so you can navigate the 3D graph with tulip or something...


Input: [Name] Sauen PHP Surepay lib [Author] Jon T Stokkeland and Sauen.Com [Description]

Output: A collection of functions/classes all written in PHP for use with Surepay.com's SSL merchant gateway services.


Input: [Name] GetFreeDriveFolder [Author] Mettgut [Description]

Output: download stuff from one of those "free drive space" providers (everything in german)


Input: [Name] OmniBiff [Author] Jason Lowdermilk [Description]

Output: The goal of OmniBiff is to create a universal "biff" program, able to monitor multiple mailboxes of any type (including internet email accounts).


Input: [Name] Leech [Author] Kars [Description]

Output: Leech was developed to relieve one from having to go through sites, constantly clicking "Save As...", "OK", etc. Instead, feed Leech a URL and tell it which filetypes to download, and it will crawl through any page that meets Leech's restrictions and dowload any file of the specified type.


Input: [Name] Smallest Uptimes.net Client (Killer!) [Author] Lars Wilhelmsen [Description]

Output: a tiny implementation of a client for uptimes.net. The client sends your system's uptime, load, idletime, OS-type, and more to the uptimes.net server.


Input: [Name] FTPGrab [Author] kllrbuzz@hotmail.com [Description]

Output: This script is for windows. It grabs pub ftp sites from some of the web pages that steal them from fxp groups.


Input: [Name] Snoopy [Description]

Output: Snoopy is a PHP class that simulates a web browser. It can automate the task of retrieving web page content and posting forms, for example, and has many configurable parameters.


Input: [Name] Curl::easy [Author] Georg Horn [Description]

Output: perl module for libcurl


Input: [Name] gView [Author] Bruce A. Smith [Description]

Output: gnome image displayer


Input: [Name] MyQuote [Author] sridhar_at_coolmail.net [Description]

Output: a program to retrieve real-time quotes and display them on your console (perl)


Input: [Name] SlashSMS.pl [Author] Maarten Schenk [Description]

Output: Fetches slashdot headlines and sends them to your phone as SMS (perl)


Input: [Name] XFce [Author] Olivier Fourdan [Description]

Output: A lightweight desktop environment for various UNIX systems.


Input: [Name] lkpatch [Author] Theo Nolte [Description]

Output: A Linux kernel patcher. It connects to the fastest mirror, checks for new versions of the Linux kernel, downloads them and patches your kernel source.


Input: [Name] electricsheep [Author] Scott Draves [Description]

Output: An Internet server and xscreensaver module that displays MPEG video of an animated fractal flame. In the background, it contributes render cycles to the next animation. Periodically, it uploads completed frames to the server, where they are compressed for distribution to all clients.


Input: [Name] fmnews.sh [Author] twiztah [Description]

Output: Retrieves the headlines from freshmeat and posts them on your console screen with some nice parsing and ansi colors. (sh)


Input: [Name] GotMail [Description]

Output: Get mail from a hotmail account (perl)


Input: [Name] curlmirror.pl [Description]

Output: Uses curl to mirror a web site (perl)


Input: [Name] Getleft [Author] Andrés García [Description]

Output: Given a url, Getleft will try to download all links in the same site. As it goes, it modifies the original html pages, so that the absolute links get changed to relative links, and links to active pages get changed to the resulting pages. (Tcl)


Input: [Name] gtkMeat [Author] Troy Engel [Description]

Output: gtkMeat is a small program which will periodically fetch the latest new submissions from the Freshmeat website and display them to you in a list view. This program requires Gtk+ and Curl for proper operation on either Windows or *nix.


Input: [Name] gtkSlash [Author] Troy Engel [Description]

Output: gtkSlash is a small program which will periodically fetch the latest news stories from the Slashdot website and display them to you in a list view. This program requires Gtk+ and Curl for proper operation on either Windows or *nix.


Input: [Features] Event entry [amr-ical-events-list (free)] by external public ics file (eg: google calendar, facebook, artist data) or own ics file loaded to server, or multiple files [amr-events]

Output: Normal post or custom post type Full wp text and image editing categories, tags, taxonomies Flexible date and time entry use am/pm or 24 hr clock Datepicker (customisable) Localised start of week

Wordpress events calendar plugin with recurring events and ics feed


Input: [Features] Event Types [amr-ical-events-list (free)] DITTO as per amr-events, but via ics file – see what your ics editor can do. The plugin will handle it! [amr-events]

Output: Recurring events daily, weekly, monthly, yearly Until date, by number of instances or forever Excluded dates Included special dates by day of week, day of month, last, first etc

Wordpress events calendar plugin with recurring events and ics feed


Input: [Features] Event Listings [amr-ical-events-list (free)] List, Agenda Box calendar Yearly (or period) multi calendar Weekly schedule (horizontal or vertical) Upcoming events list widget Small box calendar widget Integrated combination of widgets Choice of HTML produced (Tables, lists, HTML5) [amr-events]

Output: DITTO – Very full featured and customisable – provided by free amr-ical-events-list Some additional features such as eventsoffset=n parameter

Wordpress events calendar plugin with recurring events and ics feed


Input: [Features] Styling [amr-ical-events-list (free)] css selectors as possible by data in ics file, plus date related (today, last day in week etc) Your Theme’s styling plus essential css for calendar etc, plus option to switch off or customise Small or large icons or text only for links [amr-events]

Output: DITTO plus…. Many css selectors for ultimate css styling flexibility

Wordpress events calendar plugin with recurring events and ics feed


Input: [Features] Classifying [amr-ical-events-list (free)] as available in ics files (categories, status etc) [amr-events]

Output: Standard categories, tags, plus taxonomies

Wordpress events calendar plugin with recurring events and ics feed


Input: [Features] Geographic Integration [amr-ical-events-list (free)] google map link using location data as passed by ics file. [amr-events]

Output: Integrates with multiple geo plugins or a default simple option

Wordpress events calendar plugin with recurring events and ics feed


Input: [Features] SEO [amr-ical-events-list (free)] Event markup [amr-events]

Output: Event markup for improved search engine results (rich snippets) Use SEO plugins for your event posts

Wordpress events calendar plugin with recurring events and ics feed


Input: [Features] Localisation [amr-ical-events-list (free)] DITTO, minus the wpml [amr-events]

Output: Fully translateable Uses wp date and time format localisation functions Integrates with WPML

Wordpress events calendar plugin with recurring events and ics feed


Input: [Features] Feeds [amr-ical-events-list (free)] DITTO – within limits of ics file [amr-events]

Output: ICS Feeds with categories, authors etc

Wordpress events calendar plugin with recurring events and ics feed


Input: [Features] Tools [amr-events]

Output: Import/Export customised list types Clean up old events

Wordpress events calendar plugin with recurring events and ics feed


Input: [Features] Plugin Integration [amr-ical-events-list (free)] n/a as ics file used, not posts [amr-events]

Output: Integrates with potential any wp plugin

Wordpress events calendar plugin with recurring events and ics feed


Input: [Features] and more… [amr-ical-events-list (free)] DITTO [amr-events]

Output: Timezone switching, choice of navigation options through events, Filters and pluggable functions

Wordpress events calendar plugin with recurring events and ics feed


Input: [Item] Developer Overview [Description] Overview of the software environment for developers. [Status]

Output: In progress

Muse Development Wiki : | RaspberryPi / RaspberryPi | browse


Input: [Item] Message Flow in media systems [Description] Discussion on how messages pass between components of the media system software. [Status]

Output: In progress

Muse Development Wiki : | RaspberryPi / RaspberryPi | browse


Input: [Item] Build Instructions [Description] Instruction on building the PiBox Development Platform for the Raspberry Pi, including links to required source repositories. [Status]

Output: v0.10.0

Muse Development Wiki : | RaspberryPi / RaspberryPi | browse


Input: [Item] Add-on Packages [Description] Description of available add on packages with links to source repositories. [Status]

Output: v0.10.0

Muse Development Wiki : | RaspberryPi / RaspberryPi | browse


Input: [Item] Issue Tracker [Description] Tracks feature requests, bugs, todo items and all other issues for this project. [Status]

Output: Built on Redmine

Muse Development Wiki : | RaspberryPi / RaspberryPi | browse


Input: [Item] Forums [Description] General discussion on PiBox [Status]

Output: Open

Muse Development Wiki : | RaspberryPi / RaspberryPi | browse


Input: [Web site model] Limited possibilities. [Web app model] “Proper” app experience with app logic and UI rendering happening in the client. [0]

Output: Building an app-like experience

The appification of the web | SthlmConnection Webbyrå


Input: [Web site model] All logic and UI rendering happens on the server. [Web app model] Client offloads server by taking care of UI rendering and some business logic. [0]

Output: Performance, distributed processing

The appification of the web | SthlmConnection Webbyrå


Input: [Web site model] Compatible with all standard web clients. [Web app model] Requires modern browsers. (May need to be complemented by a classic web site.) [0]

Output: Backward compatibility

The appification of the web | SthlmConnection Webbyrå


Input: [Web site model] Many existing tools and frameworks. [Web app model] Less mature solutions, likely that more custom code is required. [0]

Output: Development/software stack

The appification of the web | SthlmConnection Webbyrå


Input: [Web site model] Plays nice with accessibility tools like text-to-speech. Also works well for SEO. [Web app model] Needs to be able to fall back to a classic mode in order to be 100 % accessible and search engine friendly. May not have proper URIs for every resource/view. [0]

Output: Accessibility

The appification of the web | SthlmConnection Webbyrå


Input: [Web site model] Always runs in a web browser. [Web app model] Can be packaged as native mobile app using PhoneGap. Can use hardware features like camera and compass. [0]

Output: Packaging as mobile apps

The appification of the web | SthlmConnection Webbyrå


Input: [Web site model] Generally requires an Internet connection. [Web app model] Can work in offline mode, with cached content/data. [0]

Output: Offline mode

The appification of the web | SthlmConnection Webbyrå


Input: [Description] ActiveJquery breaks your GUI into a javascript REST Client, and a Rails based REST JSON Server. This reduces the overhead of our web app, and gives you better expandability, and better response time [Feature]

Output: REST


Input: [Description] Tired of repeating yourself, dont. ActiveJquery will find your Field Name, and configure the Grid for you. [Feature]

Output: DRY


Input: [Description] You can configure grids in countless ways, allowing you easy control over what you want to see. [Feature]

Output: Customizable


Input: [Description] Need a butch of grids on one page? Not a problem. You can have any number of grids in one page. Each is named automatically for you. [Feature]

Output: MultiGrid


Input: [Description] You Rails Associations are used to generate sub-grids or master-detail views of your data. [Feature]

Output: Master/Detail


Input: [Description] ActiveJquery uses Jquery UI themes, so you can easily customize the look and color scheme of the grid [Feature]

Output: Theming


Input: [Description] Want to have a easy to use menu system. ActiveJquery supports JqueryUI tabs, so you can do complex, but easy to use apps. [Feature]

Output: Menu's/Tabs


Input: [Description] By default data is read a screenful at a time, using the grid pager. This reduces the need to read large amounts of a big table. Also makes loading multiple grids very fast. [Feature]

Output: Dynamic Data


Input: [Description] ActiveJavascript can embed the table data directly in the javascript. This is great for tables that 1000 rows or less, and are read-only. [Feature]

Output: Static Data


Input: [Features] Display AlpineQuest (.AQM) file based maps [AlpineQuest GPS Hiking] Yes [AlpineQuest GPS Hiking (Lite)]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Display and store locally built-in online maps (road, topo and satellite maps available), including USGS Topo maps [AlpineQuest GPS Hiking] Yes [AlpineQuest GPS Hiking (Lite)]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Display layers of maps with opacity control [AlpineQuest GPS Hiking] Yes [AlpineQuest GPS Hiking (Lite)]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Powerful SD memory card explorer and map scanner [AlpineQuest GPS Hiking] Yes [AlpineQuest GPS Hiking (Lite)]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Display Memory-Map (.QCT only, not encrypted) file based maps [AlpineQuest GPS Hiking] Yes [AlpineQuest GPS Hiking (Lite)]

Output: Partial


Input: [Features] Add more online map sources from the Community Maps list, from MOBAC custom map files or user defined [AlpineQuest GPS Hiking] Yes [AlpineQuest GPS Hiking (Lite)]

Output: No


Input: [App name] Alumni Reunions [iOS] Yes [Blackberry] No [Mobile] No [Desktop] No [Android]

Output: No

University of Liverpool - Computing Services - University of Liverpool Apps

List of apps, and which device or operating system they are compatible with.


Input: [App name] Apps Anywhere [iOS] No [Blackberry] No [Mobile] No [Desktop] Yes [Android]

Output: No

University of Liverpool - Computing Services - University of Liverpool Apps


Input: [App name] Blackboard Mobile Learn [iOS] Yes [Blackberry] Yes [Mobile] No [Desktop] No [Android]

Output: Yes

University of Liverpool - Computing Services - University of Liverpool Apps


Input: [App name] Catch It - making sense of your moods [iOS] Yes [Blackberry] No [Mobile] No [Desktop] No [Android]

Output: yes

University of Liverpool - Computing Services - University of Liverpool Apps


Input: [App name] Connect [iOS] Yes [Blackberry] No [Mobile] No [Desktop] Yes [Android]

Output: Yes

University of Liverpool - Computing Services - University of Liverpool Apps


Input: [App name] Digital University Mobile [iOS] No [Blackberry] No [Mobile] Yes [Desktop] No [Android]

Output: No

University of Liverpool - Computing Services - University of Liverpool Apps


Input: [App name] LivShare (car sharing portal) [iOS] No [Blackberry] No [Mobile] No [Desktop] Yes [Android]

Output: No

University of Liverpool - Computing Services - University of Liverpool Apps


Input: [App name] Map Builder - coming soon [iOS] No [Blackberry] No [Mobile] Yes [Desktop] Yes [Android]

Output: No

University of Liverpool - Computing Services - University of Liverpool Apps


Input: [App name] Open Days [iOS] Yes [Blackberry] No [Mobile] No [Desktop] No [Android]

Output: Yes

University of Liverpool - Computing Services - University of Liverpool Apps


Input: [App name] PC Finder [iOS] No [Blackberry] No [Mobile] Yes [Desktop] Yes [Android]

Output: No

University of Liverpool - Computing Services - University of Liverpool Apps


Input: [App name] Postgraduate Application Tracker [iOS] Yes [Blackberry] No [Mobile] Yes [Desktop] Yes [Android]

Output: No

University of Liverpool - Computing Services - University of Liverpool Apps


Input: [App name] Service Status [iOS] No [Blackberry] No [Mobile] Yes [Desktop] No [Android]

Output: No

University of Liverpool - Computing Services - University of Liverpool Apps


Input: [App name] Sport Liverpool Class Timetables [iOS] Yes [Blackberry] No [Mobile] No [Desktop] No [Android]

Output: No

University of Liverpool - Computing Services - University of Liverpool Apps


Input: [App name] Sticker Wall - coming soon [iOS] No [Blackberry] No [Mobile] No [Desktop] Yes [Android]

Output: No

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Input: [App name] Lecture Timetables [iOS] Yes [Blackberry] No [Mobile] Yes [Desktop] Yes [Android]

Output: Yes

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Input: [App name] Mind Boggler [iOS] Yes [Blackberry] No [Mobile] No [Desktop] No [Android]

Output: No

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Input: [App name] UoL Mobile [iOS] Yes [Blackberry] Yes [Mobile] No [Desktop] No [Android]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Writing System] Stokoe [ASL-only] Yes [Intent] Dictionary / Academic [Arrangement] Linear [Computer- friendliness] Custom Font, or ASCII [Non-manual grammar support]

Output: No


Input: [Writing System] SignWriting [ASL-only] No [Intent] Public Use [Arrangement] Pictorial [Computer- friendliness] ASCII (machine readable), Unicode (proposed) [Non-manual grammar support]

Output: Yes


Input: [Writing System] HamNoSys [ASL-only] No [Intent] Academic [Arrangement] Linear [Computer- friendliness] Unicode PUA, Custom Font [Non-manual grammar support]

Output: Some


Input: [Writing System] SignFont [ASL-only] Yes [Intent] Academic [Arrangement] Linear [Computer- friendliness] Yes, Custom Font [Non-manual grammar support]

Output: Some


Input: [Writing System] ASLphabet [ASL-only] Yes [Intent] Dictionary [Arrangement] Linear [Computer- friendliness] Online only [Non-manual grammar support]

Output: No


Input: [Writing System] ASL Orthography [ASL-only] Yes [Intent] Experimental [Arrangement] Linear [Computer- friendliness] ASCII [Non-manual grammar support]

Output: No


Input: [Writing System] si5s [ASL-only] Yes [Intent] Public Use [Arrangement] Pictorial [Computer- friendliness] Unknown [Non-manual grammar support]

Output: Yes


Input: [Writing System] SLIPA [ASL-only] No [Intent] Recreational / Academic [Arrangement] Linear [Computer- friendliness] Unicode or ASCII [Non-manual grammar support]

Output: Yes


Input: [Writing System] ASLSJ [ASL-only] Yes [Intent] Dictionary / Personal Use [Arrangement] Linear [Computer- friendliness] ASCII [Non-manual grammar support]

Output: Yes


Input: [Writing System] SignScript [ASL-only] Yes [Intent] Public Use [Arrangement] Linear [Computer- friendliness] ASCII, Custom Font [Non-manual grammar support]

Output: Yes


Input: [Writing System] Gloss [ASL-only] Yes [Intent] Academic [Arrangement] Linear [Computer- friendliness] ASCII [Non-manual grammar support]

Output: Yes


Input: [Description] Radars for finding avatars or objects. [Category]

Output: Radars and Visitor Counters

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Input: [Description] Various script libraries for use by other scripts. [Category]

Output: Libraries

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Input: [Description] Scripts for checking or enforcing permissions. [Category]

Output: Permissions

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Input: [Description] Avatar animation overrides. [Category]

Output: Animation Override And Poseballs

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Input: [Description] Scripts for encrypting and decrypting messages. [Category]

Output: Encryption

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Input: [Description] Interpreters and/or emulators written in LSL. [Category]

Output: Interpreters

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Input: [Description] Avatar or prim follower scripts. [Category]

Output: Followers

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Input: [Description] Scripts for compressing and decompressing data. [Category]

Output: Compression

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Input: [Description] Scripts that help with converting between data types. [Category]

Output: Conversions

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Input: [Description] Artificial Intelligence scripts. [Category]

Output: Artificial Intelligence

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Input: [Description] Timer and clocks scripts. [Category]

Output: Time, Date and Timers

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Input: [Description] Builder tool scripts. [Category]

Output: Builder Tools

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Input: [Description] Touch detection scripts. [Category]

Output: Touch Detection

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Input: [Description] Camera scripts. [Category]

Output: Camera

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Input: [Description] Chat loggers and relays. [Category]

Output: Loggers

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Input: [Description] Efficiency tester scripts. [Category]

Output: Efficiency

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Input: [Description] Color scripts. [Category]

Output: Colors

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Input: [Description] Scripts that interact with notecards. [Category]

Output: Notecards

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Input: [Description] Scripts that were designed for homes. [Category]

Output: Housing, Windows, Doors

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Input: [Description] Dialog interaction scripts. [Category]

Output: Dialogs

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Input: [Description] Avatar scripts that deal with UUID, name, and groups. [Category]

Output: Avatar and Groups

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Input: [Description] Scripts that apply to physics. [Category]

Output: Physics

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