Input: [0] 8 [Date/time] Jun 6, 2005 [Title and summary]

Output: Automatic SSH/SCP Login without Password generate on your LOCAL machine a keypair with: ssh-keygen -t rsa (dont type in any password, just keep hitting enter) make sure your private key resides under ~/.ssh (under windows this can be under c:\documents and settings\yourname\.s...


Input: [Task] Determine QEP Topic [Target Date] Fall 2005 [Assigned to] QEP Committee [Completed] Completed FA05 [Component Category]

Output: Topic Selection and Development


Input: [Task] Develop working groups to explore possible plan components [Target Date] Fall 2005 [Assigned to] QEP Committee [Completed] Completed FA05 [Component Category]

Output: Topic Selection and Development


Input: [Task] Administer Faculty Perception Survey [Target Date] Fall 2005 [Assigned to] OIER [Completed] Completed FA05 [Component Category]

Output: Establish Assessment Baselines


Input: [Task] Professional Development Survey [Target Date] Fall 2005 [Assigned to] OIER [Completed] Completed FA05 [Component Category]

Output: Establish Assessment Baselines


Input: [Task] Review CSSSE data [Target Date] Fall 2005 [Assigned to] QEP Committee [Completed] Completed FA05 [Component Category]

Output: Establish Assessment Baselines


Input: [Task] Meet with constituent groups [Target Date] Spring 2006 [Assigned to] QEP Committee [Completed] Completed SP06 [Component Category]

Output: Topic Selection and Development


Input: [Task] Revise QEP (1st round) [Target Date] Spring 2006 [Assigned to] QEP Committee [Completed] Completed SP06 [Component Category]

Output: Topic Selection and Development


Input: [Task] Develop QEP rubric, validate rubric based on writing samples collected in ENG 111 [Target Date] Spring 2006 [Assigned to] QEP Assessment Committee [Completed] Completed SP06 [Component Category]

Output: Establish Assessment Baselines


Input: [Task] Administer writing samples in capstone classes [Target Date] Spring 2006 [Assigned to] QEP Assessment Committee [Completed] Completed SP06 [Component Category]

Output: Establish Assessment Baselines


Input: [Task] Kick-off QEP initiative with outside speaker (Chris Anson from NCSU) [Target Date] Spring 2006 [Assigned to] QEP Committee [Completed] Completed SP06 [Component Category]

Output: Professional Development


Input: [Task] Send representative to WAC International in Clemson, SC [Target Date] Spring 2006 [Assigned to] QEP Committee [Completed] Completed SP06 [Component Category]

Output: Professional Development


Input: [Task] Join Blackboard Consortium (CVCC, CCC&TI, RCCC) [Target Date] Spring 2006 [Assigned to] Distance Learning [Completed] Completed SP06 [Component Category]

Output: Electronic Student Portfolios


Input: [Task] Publish and disseminate QEP to faculty and staff [Target Date] Summer 2006 [Assigned to] QEP Committee [Completed] Completed SU06 [Component Category]

Output: Topic Selection and Development


Input: [Task] Revise QEP (2nd round) [Target Date] Summer 2006 [Assigned to] QEP Committee [Completed] Completed Aug. 06 [Component Category]

Output: Topic Selection and Development


Input: [Task] Submit QEP to SACS [Target Date] Summer 2006 [Assigned to] QEP/SACS LT Committee [Completed] In process [Component Category]

Output: Topic Selection and Development


Input: [Task] Establish and train QEP writing assessment team on using rubric to assess writing samples (multiple readers assess writing samples Spring 2006) [Target Date] Summer 2006 [Assigned to] QEP Committee [Completed] In process [Component Category]

Output: Establish Assessment Baselines


Input: [Task] Develop Professional Development Workshop Schedule and selection process for first cohort group [Target Date] Summer 2006 [Assigned to] QEP Committee [Completed] In process [Component Category]

Output: Professional Development


Input: [Task] Begin renovations to SSS office space and Academic Support Center to establish physical writing center on Caldwell Campus [Target Date] Summer 2006 [Assigned to] Facilities and Institutional Support [Completed] In process [Component Category]

Output: Writing Center


Input: [Task] Begin implementation of Blackboard Academic Suite [Target Date] Summer 2006 [Assigned to] Distance Learning, CIS, Web Dev [Completed] In process [Component Category]

Output: Electronic Student Portfolios


Input: [Task] SACS on-site committee reviews QEP [Target Date] Fall 2006 [Assigned to] Institution [Component Category]

Output: Topic Selection and Development


Input: [Task] Administer writing assessment with student cohort [Target Date] Fall 2006 [Assigned to] QEP Assessment Team [Component Category]

Output: Establish Assessment Baselines


Input: [Task] Select first faculty/staff cohort group and begin PD workshops and training [Target Date] Fall 2006 [Assigned to] QEP Assessment Team [Component Category]

Output: Professional Development


Input: [Task] Hire Writing Center Coordinator (Caldwell) [Target Date] Fall 2006 [Assigned to] QEP/HR [Component Category]

Output: Writing Center


Input: [Task] Develop policies and procedures for Writing Center [Target Date] Fall 2006 [Assigned to] Writing Center / QEP Assessment / FacStaff [Component Category]

Output: Writing Center


Input: [Task] Join International Writing Center Association [Target Date] Fall 2006 [Assigned to] Writing Center [Component Category]

Output: Writing Center


Input: [Task] Train faculty and staff to use Blackboard Academic Suite, including portfolio feature [Target Date] Fall 2006 [Assigned to] Distance Learning [Component Category]

Output: Electronic Student Portfolios


Input: [Action] User Security Reports [Alternatives] SP Admin toolkit and PowerShell scripts are free utilities but these are not as easy to use. SPFarmReport, is a CodePlex alternative that allows you to generate holistic reports for all uses [Notes]

Output: This feature allows the administrator to display which sites and lists/libraries a user has access to within a site collection. It also allows an administrator to view which AD groups an account is part of.

Steve´s SharePoint Space | Another SharePoint blog, from a SharePoint Administrator


Input: [Action] Profile Images Import [Alternatives] PowerShell can be used for SharePoint 2010 deployments that have image present in AD and kb2394320 installed. Script and instructions detailed here. PowerShell can also be used to upload the images to a SharePoint 2010 library and alter the –PictureUrl parameter. Script and instructions detailed here. [Notes]

Output: A very useful feature that is limited by the need for an image name to match an account name. Some characters are also hardcoded.

Steve´s SharePoint Space | Another SharePoint blog, from a SharePoint Administrator


Input: [Action] Site Backup [Alternatives] PowerShell commands for back-up / restore and export / import for SharePoint 2010 deployments. These provide more functionality. Very good utility for SharePoint 2007 deployments still [Notes]

Output: The Sushi back-up facility is a wrapper for stsadm functionality. Its time r functionality plugs into the Windows Task Scheduler

Steve´s SharePoint Space | Another SharePoint blog, from a SharePoint Administrator


Input: [Action] Site Restore [Alternatives] PowerShell commands for back-up / restore and export / import for SharePoint 2010 deployments are best suited for these tasks. Very good utility for SharePoint 2007 deployments still [Notes]

Output: The Sushi restore facility is a wrapper for stsadm functionality. Its time r functionality plugs into the Windows Task Scheduler

Steve´s SharePoint Space | Another SharePoint blog, from a SharePoint Administrator


Input: [Action] Email Test [Alternatives] Matthew Yarlett has discovered and documented a mock SMTP solution in CodePlex . The link to the smtp4dev facility is https://smtp4dev.codeplex.com/ [Notes]

Output: Very useful utility for both SharePoint 2010 and 2007. It still requires the SMTP settings to be configured but removes the need to create an alert manually. This feature is also useful for SharePoint migrations into 2007 / 2010

Steve´s SharePoint Space | Another SharePoint blog, from a SharePoint Administrator


Input: [Action] Copy View [Alternatives] Nothing else exists that can do this for either SharePoint 2007 or SharePoint 2010 [Notes]

Output: Incredibly useful feature and no other facility exists that allows easy replication of views from one list to another. This only works within a single site level.

Steve´s SharePoint Space | Another SharePoint blog, from a SharePoint Administrator


Input: [Action] Metadata [Alternatives] Very useful for both SharePoint 2007 and 2010. Sushi provides more flexibility than the datasheet view and removes the need to filter and interact with data [Notes]

Output: This facility allows provides bulk and easy editing for metadata within a list / library. A tutorial for this has been written here.

Steve´s SharePoint Space | Another SharePoint blog, from a SharePoint Administrator


Input: [Action] Bulk List Creation [Alternatives] PowerShell is an alternative but the complexity of the sort of scripts needed for this needs some familiarity with PowerShell [Notes]

Output: Quick and easy facility for bulk list creation. Limited to single site level

Steve´s SharePoint Space | Another SharePoint blog, from a SharePoint Administrator


Input: [Action] Bulk Site Columns [Alternatives] PowerShell is an alternative but the complexity of the sort of scripts needed for this needs some familiarity with PowerShell [Notes]

Output: Quick and easy facility for the creation of site columns in bulk.

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Input: [Action] Import Documents [Alternatives] Metalogix Content Matrix is an commercial alternative DocAve File System Migrator is a commercial alternative Vyapin Document Import Kit is a commercial alternative SharePoint 2010 Bulk Uploader is a CodePlex alternative [Notes]

Output: With this feature, Sushi allows you to import a directory tree into SharePoint. It’ll remove illegal characters for you too. This usability of this feature is determined by how you approach metadata. If you use the term store or columns instead of folders, than this may not be as useful

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Input: [Action] Delete Old Documents [Alternatives] This can be achieved with PowerShell as documented here. OOB functionality that can do this is Information Rights Policy. [Notes]

Output: Another potentially useful, Sushi allows you to archive files from a SharePoint library onto the desktop / servers. It is an on demand facility that does not provide the ability to schedule when archiving is done.

Steve´s SharePoint Space | Another SharePoint blog, from a SharePoint Administrator


Input: [Action] Bulk Site Creation [Alternatives] PowerShell will also allow you to achieve this but it would be tricky [Notes]

Output: Useful site that creates sub-sites swiftly. It accepts copy / paste parameters from the clip board that you may have prepared with an Excel spread sheet

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Input: [Action] Bulk Apply Themes [Alternatives] PowerShell will also allow you to achieve this but it would be tricky [Notes]

Output: This allows you to apply sites to a site and its subsites.

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Input: [Connection type] Fibre [Pros] Exceptionally reliable Scalable – easy to upgrade when more bandwidth/speed is required The higher the speeds required, the more affordable it becomes Fibre cable has no resale value and is therefore less likely to be stolen [Cons]

Output: Expensive – particularly for lower bandwidth requirements Limited availability (although this is slowly improving)


Input: [Connection type] ADSL [Pros] Affordable – excellent cost for performance Bonded solutions enable even faster speedsGood latency [Cons]

Output: Copper cable is a valuable commodity so is often stolen Poor quality of copper connectivity in some areas may affect performance Asymmetrical – faster download than upload so poor for applications that require faster upload speeds More complex to upgrade for additional speed than fibre A best-effort service at network level


Input: [Connection type] Wireless – 3G [Pros] Quick to deploy Can be cost effective (depending on package) Mobile (on-the-move Internet access) Available in most metropolitan locations [Cons]

Output: Can be expensive Performance/latency can be variable Coverage may not be available


Input: [Connection type] Wireless – Microwave (point to point; point to multipoint) [Pros] Quick to deploy Can be cost effective [Cons]

Output: Must operate on a licensed spectrum in order for it to be more reliable Interference can affect reliability Reliable connections cost more Coverage – not available everywhere (must have line-of-sight so physical structures can prevent its use)


Input: [Connection type] Satellite – VSAT [Pros] Available everywhere Quick to deploy Can be cost effective (depending on package) [Cons]

Output: Latency can be a problem Affected by weather conditions


Input: [Connection type] Leased lines [Pros] Flexible bandwidth options Reliable Uninterrupted service, consistent line qualityFast and secure [Cons]

Output: Cable theft can be problematic in some areas More expensive than ADSL


Input: [Service Name] BrokerInfrastructure [Description] Coordinates execution of background work for WinRT applications. Set to Automatic startup and runs as Local System. Launched via C:\WINDOWS\system32\svchost.exe -k DcomLaunch. DLL at %windir%\system32\bisrv.dll [Display Name]

Output: Broker Infrastructure

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Input: [Service Name] DeviceAssociationService [Description] Enables pairing between the system and wired or wireless devices. Set to Manual startup and runs as Local System. Launched via C:\WINDOWS\system32\svchost.exe -k LocalSystemNetworkRestricted. DLL at %SystemRoot%\system32\das.dl [Display Name]

Output: Device Association Service

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Input: [Service Name] DeviceInstall [Description] Enables a computer to recognize and adapt to hardware changes with little or no user input. Stopping or disabling this service will result in system instability. Set to Manual startup and runs as Local System. Launched via C:\WINDOWS\system32\svchost.exe -k DcomLaunch. DLL at %SystemRoot%\system32\umpnpmgr.dll [Display Name]

Output: Device Install Service

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Input: [Service Name] DsmSvc [Description] Enables the detection, download and installation of device-related software. If this service is disabled, devices may be configured with outdated software, and may not work correctly. Set to manual startup and runs as local System. Launched via C:\WINDOWS\system32\svchost.exe -k netsvcs. DLL at %SystemRoot%\system32\DeviceSetupManager.dll [Display Name]

Output: Device Setup Manager

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Input: [Service Name] fhsvc [Description] Protects user files from accidental loss by copying them to a backup location. Set to manual startup and runs as Local System. Launched via C:\WINDOWS\system32\svchost.exe -k LocalSystemNetworkRestricted. DLL at %systemroot%\system32\fhsvc.dll [Display Name]

Output: File History Service

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Input: [Service Name] vmicrdv [Description] Provides a platform for communication between the virtual machine and the operating system running on the physical computer. Set to Manual startup and runs as local system. Launched via C:\WINDOWS\system32\svchost.exe -k LocalSystemNetworkRestricted [Display Name]

Output: Hyper-V Remote Desktop Virtualization Service

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Input: [Service Name] LSM [Description] Core Windows Service that manages local user sessions. Stopping or disabling this service will result in system instability. Startup set to Automatic and runs as Local System. Launched via C:\WINDOWS\system32\svchost.exe -k DcomLaunch. DLL at %SystemRoot%\system32\lsm.dll [Display Name]

Output: Local Session Manager

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Input: [Service Name] wlidsvc [Description] Enables user sign-in through Microsoft account identity services. If this service is stopped, users will not be able to logon to the computer with their Microsoft account. Startup is set to manual and runs as Local System account. Launched via C:\WINDOWS\system32\svchost.exe -k netsvcs. DLL is %SystemRoot%\system32\wlidsvc.dll [Display Name]

Output: Microsoft Account Sign-in Assistant

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Input: [Service Name] NcdAutoSetup [Description] Network Connected Devices Auto-Setup service monitors and installs qualified devices that connect to a qualified network. Stopping or disabling this service will prevent Windows from discovering and installing qualified network connected devices automatically. Users can still manually add network connected devices to a PC through the user interface. Set to manual run as Local Service account. Launched via C:\WINDOWS\System32\svchost.exe -k LocalServiceNoNetwork. DLL is %SystemRoot%\system32\NcdAutoSetup.dll [Display Name]

Output: Network Connected Devices Auto-Setup

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Input: [Service Name] NcaSvc [Description] Provides DirectAccess status notification for UI components. Set to manual and run as Local System. Launched via C:\WINDOWS\System32\svchost.exe -k NetSvcs, DLL is %SystemRoot%\system32\ncasvc.dll [Display Name]

Output: Network Connectivity Assistant

What’s New In Windows 8 Services | chentiangemalc


Input: [Service Name] PrintNotify [Description] This service opens custom printer dialog boxes and handles notifications from a remote print server or a printer. If you turn off this service, you won’t be able to see printer extensions or notifications. Set up as manual startup and run as local system. Launched via C:\WINDOWS\system32\svchost.exe -k print. DLL is C:\Windows\system32\spool\DRIVERS\x64\3\PrintConfig.dll [Display Name]

Output: Printer Extensions and Notifications

What’s New In Windows 8 Services | chentiangemalc


Input: [Service Name] SensrSvc [Description] Monitors various sensors in order to expose data and adapt to system and user state. If this service is stopped or disabled, the display brightness will not adapt to lighting conditions. Stopping this service may affect other system functionality and features as well. Startup is manual and runs under Local Service account. Launched via C:\WINDOWS\system32\svchost.exe -k LocalServiceAndNoImpersonation. DLL is %SystemRoot%\System32\sensrsvc.dll [Display Name]

Output: Sensor Monitoring Service

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Input: [Service Name] WiaRpc [Description] Launches applications associated with still image acquisition events. Startup is manual, runs as Local System account. Launched via C:\WINDOWS\system32\svchost.exe -k LocalSystemNetworkRestricted. DLL is %SystemRoot%\system32\wiarpc.dll [Display Name]

Output: Still Image Acquisition Events

What’s New In Windows 8 Services | chentiangemalc


Input: [Service Name] StorSvc [Description] Enforces group policy for storage devices. Startup is manual, runs as Local System account. Launched via C:\WINDOWS\System32\svchost.exe -k LocalSystemNetworkRestricted. DLL is %SystemRoot%\System32\StorSvc.dll [Display Name]

Output: Storage Service

What’s New In Windows 8 Services | chentiangemalc


Input: [Service Name] SystemEventsBroker [Description] Coordinates execution of background work for WinRT application. If this service is stopped or disabled, then background work might not be triggered. Startup is manual, runs as local system account. Launched via C:\WINDOWS\system32\svchost.exe -k netsvcs, DLL is %windir%\system32\SystemEventsBrokerServer.dll [Display Name]

Output: System Events Broker

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Input: [Service Name] TimeBroker [Description] Coordinates execution of background work for WinRT application. If this service is stopped or disabled, then background work might not be triggered. Manual startup, runs as local service account. Launched via C:\WINDOWS\system32\svchost.exe -k LocalServiceAndNoImpersonation, DLL is %windir%\system32\TimeBrokerServer.dll [Display Name]

Output: Time Broker

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Input: [Service Name] AllUserInstallAgent [Description] Install AppX Packages for all authorized users. Startup is manual, run as local system. Launched via C:\WINDOWS\System32\svchost.exe -k LocalSystemNetworkRestricted, DLL is %SystemRoot%\System32\AUInstallAgent.dll [Display Name]

Output: Windows All-User Install Agent

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Input: [Service Name] Wcmsvc [Description] Makes automatic connect/disconnect decisions based on the network connectivity options currently available to the PC and enables management of network connectivity based on Group Policy settings. Startup is automatic, runs as Local Service account. Launched via C:\WINDOWS\system32\svchost.exe -k LocalServiceNetworkRestricted, DLL is %SystemRoot%\System32\wcmsvc.dll [Display Name]

Output: Windows Connection Manager

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Input: [Service Name] WdNisSvc [Description] Helps guard against intrusion attempts targeting known and newly discovered vulnerabilities in network protocols. Startup is manual, runs as local service account. Launched via C:\Program Files\Windows Defender\NisSrv.exe [Display Name]

Output: Windows Defender Network Inspection Service

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Input: [Service Name] WSService [Description] Provides infrastructure support for Windows Store.This service is started on demand and if disabled applications bought using Windows Store will not behave correctly. Startup is manual, runs as local service. Launched via C:\WINDOWS\System32\svchost.exe -k LocalServiceAndNoImpersonation, DLL is %SystemRoot%\system32\WSService.dll [Display Name]

Output: Windows Store Service (WSService)

What’s New In Windows 8 Services | chentiangemalc


Input: [ARIA Role] Alert [Styleguide] Alert [Definition]

Output: A message with important information.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Alert Dialog [Styleguide] Dialog (Modal), Dialog (Non-Modal), Dialog (Tooltip) [Definition]

Output: A separate window (may be simulated) with an alert, where initial focus goes to the window or a control within it.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Application [Styleguide] N/A [Definition]

Output: A software unit executing a set of tasks for its users.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Article [Styleguide] Landmark [Definition]

Output: Represents a section of a page consisting of a composition forming an independent part of a document, page, or site.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Banner [Styleguide] Landmark [Definition]

Output: A region that contains the prime heading or internal title of a page.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Button [Styleguide] Button [Definition]

Output: Allows for user-triggered actions

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Input: [ARIA Role] Checkbox [Styleguide] Checkbox [Definition]

Output: A control that has three possible values, (true, false, mixed).

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Input: [ARIA Role] Columnheader [Styleguide] N/A [Definition]

Output: A table cell containing header information for a column.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Combobox [Styleguide] Combobox [Definition]

Output: Combobox is a presentation of a select, where users can type to select an item.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Complementary [Styleguide] Landmark [Definition]

Output: Any section of the document that supports but is separable from the main content, but is meaningful on its own even when separated from it.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Contentinfo [Styleguide] N/A [Definition]

Output: Meta information which applies to the first immediate ancestor whose role is not presentation.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Definition [Styleguide] N/A [Definition]

Output: A definition of a term or concept.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Description [Styleguide] N/A [Definition]

Output: Descriptive content for a page element which references this element via describedby.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Dialog [Styleguide] Dialog (Modal), Dialog (Non-Modal), Dialog (Tooltip) [Definition]

Output: A dialog is a small application window that sits above the application and is designed to interrupt the current processing of an application in order to prompt the user to enter information or require a response.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Directory [Styleguide] Landmark [Definition]

Output: A list of references to members of a single group.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Document [Styleguide] N/A [Definition]

Output: Content that contains related information, such as a book.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Grid [Styleguide] Tree Grid, Grid [Definition]

Output: A grid contains cells of tabular data arranged in rows and columns (e.g., a table).

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Input: [ARIA Role] Gridcell [Styleguide] Tree Grid, grid [Definition]

Output: A gridcell is a table cell in a grid. Gridcells may be active, editable, and selectable. Cells may have relationships such as controls to address the application of functional relationships.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Group [Styleguide] Landmark [Definition]

Output: A group is a section of user interface objects which would not be included in a page summary or table of contents by an assistive technology. See region for sections of user interface objects that should be included in a page summary or table of contents.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Heading [Styleguide] Landmark [Definition]

Output: A heading for a section of the page.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Img [Styleguide] N/A [Definition]

Output: An img is a container for a collection elements that form an image.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Link [Styleguide] Link [Definition]

Output: Interactive reference to a resource (note, that in [XHTML] 2.0 any element can have an href attribute and thus be a link)

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Input: [ARIA Role] List [Styleguide] Listbox [Definition]

Output: Group of small items.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Listbox [Styleguide] Listbox [Definition]

Output: A list box is a widget that allows the user to select one or more items from a list. Items within the list are static and may contain images.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Listitem [Styleguide] Listbox [Definition]

Output: A single item in a list.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Log [Styleguide] Landmark [Definition]

Output: A region where new information is added and old information may disappear such as chat logs, messaging, game log or an error log. In contrast to other regions, in this role there is a relationship between the arrival of new items in the log and the reading order. The log contains a meaningful sequence and new information is added only to the end of the log, not at arbitrary points.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Main [Styleguide] Landmark [Definition]

Output: Main content in a document.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Marque [Styleguide] N/A [Definition]

Output: A marquee is used to scroll text across the page.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Math [Styleguide] N/A [Definition]

Output: Content that represents a mathematical expression.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Menu [Styleguide] Menu, Menu Button, PopupMenu [Definition]

Output: Offers a list of choices to the user.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Menubar [Styleguide] Menu, Menu Button, PopupMenu [Definition]

Output: A menubar is a container of menu items. Each menu item may activate a new sub-menu. Navigation behavior should be similar to the typical menu bar graphical user interface.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Menuitem [Styleguide] Menu, Menu Button, PopupMenu [Definition]

Output: A link in a menu. This is an option in a group of choices contained in a menu.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Menuitemcheckbox [Styleguide] Checkbox [Definition]

Output: Defines a menuitem which is checkable (tri-state).

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Input: [ARIA Role] Menuitemradio [Styleguide] Radio Button [Definition]

Output: Indicates a menu item which is part of a group of menuitemradio roles.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Navigation [Styleguide] Listbox [Definition]

Output: A collection of links suitable for use when navigating the document or related documents.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Note [Styleguide] N/A [Definition]

Output: The content is parenthetic or ancillary to the main content of the resource.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Option [Styleguide] Listbox [Definition]

Output: A selectable item in a list represented by a select.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Presentation [Styleguide] N/A [Definition]

Output: An element whose role is presentational does not need to be mapped to the accessibility API.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Progressbar [Styleguide] N/A [Definition]

Output: Used by applications for tasks that take a long time to execute, to show the execution progress.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Radio [Styleguide] Radio Button [Definition]

Output: A radio is an option in single-select list. Only one radio control in a radiogroup can be selected at the same time.

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Input: [ARIA Role] RadioGroup [Styleguide] Radio Button [Definition]

Output: A group of radio controls.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Region [Styleguide] N/A [Definition]

Output: Region is a large perceivable section on the web page.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Row [Styleguide] Tree Grid, Grid [Definition]

Output: A row of table cells.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Rowheader [Styleguide] Grid [Definition]

Output: A table cell containing header information for a row.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Search [Styleguide] Auto Complete & Landmark [Definition]

Output: The search tool of a web document.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Separator [Styleguide] N/A [Definition]

Output: A line or bar that separates and distinguishes sections of content.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Slider [Styleguide] Slider, Slider (Multi-Thumb) [Definition]

Output: A user input where the user selects an input in a given range. This form of range expects an analog keyboard interface.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Spinbutton [Styleguide] Spinbutton [Definition]

Output: A form of Range that expects a user selecting from discrete choices.

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Input: [ARIA Role] Status [Styleguide] Landmark [Definition]

Output: This is a container for process advisory information to give feedback to the user.

DHTML Style Guide Working Group | AOL Access


Input: [ARIA Role] Tab [Styleguide] Tab Panel [Definition]

Output: A header for a tabpanel.

DHTML Style Guide Working Group | AOL Access


Input: [ARIA Role] Tablist [Styleguide] Tab Panel [Definition]

Output: A list of tabs, which are references to tabpanels.

DHTML Style Guide Working Group | AOL Access


Input: [ARIA Role] Tab Panel [Styleguide] Tab Panel [Definition]

Output: Tabpanel is a container for the resources associated with a tab.

DHTML Style Guide Working Group | AOL Access


Input: [ARIA Role] Textbox [Styleguide] Rich Text Editor [Definition]

Output: Inputs that allow free-form text as their value.

DHTML Style Guide Working Group | AOL Access


Input: [ARIA Role] Timer [Styleguide] N/A [Definition]

Output: A numerical counter which indicates an amount of elapsed time from a start point, or the time remaining until an end point.

DHTML Style Guide Working Group | AOL Access


Input: [ARIA Role] Toolbar [Styleguide] Tool Bar [Definition]

Output: A toolbar is a collection of commonly used functions represented in compact visual form.

DHTML Style Guide Working Group | AOL Access


Input: [ARIA Role] Tooltip [Styleguide] Tooltip Widget [Definition]

Output: A popup that displays a description for an element when a user passes over or rests on that element. Supplement to the normal tooltip processing of the user agent.

DHTML Style Guide Working Group | AOL Access


Input: [ARIA Role] Tree [Styleguide] Treeview [Definition]

Output: A form of a list having groups inside groups, where sub trees can be collapsed and expanded.

DHTML Style Guide Working Group | AOL Access


Input: [ARIA Role] Treegrid [Styleguide] Tree Grid, Treeview [Definition]

Output: A grid whose rows can be expanded and collapsed in the same manner as for a tree.

DHTML Style Guide Working Group | AOL Access


Input: [ARIA Role] Treeitem [Styleguide] Tree Grid, Treeview [Definition]

Output: An option item of a tree. This is an element within a tree that may be expanded or collapsed

DHTML Style Guide Working Group | AOL Access


Input: [Feature] Collision geometry [Box2D] Yes [toxiclibs VerletPhysics]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] 3D physics [Box2D] No [toxiclibs VerletPhysics]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Particle attraction / repulsion forces [Box2D] No [toxiclibs VerletPhysics]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Spring connections [Box2D] Yes [toxiclibs VerletPhysics]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Other connections: revolute, pulley, gear, prismatic [Box2D] Yes [toxiclibs VerletPhysics]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Motors [Box2D] Yes [toxiclibs VerletPhysics]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Friction [Box2D] Yes [toxiclibs VerletPhysics]

Output: No


Input: [Sno] 1 [Project Title] IRIS recognition system [Project Description]

Output: Iris recognition system is the process of recognizing a person by examining the pattern of the iris. The scanned images of the person’s eye is converted into 8-bit representation. This is one of the best biometric application used in various industries for security purposes.

Java Projects| Advanced Java Concepts | GTS | Global Techno Solutions


Input: [Sno] 2 [Project Title] Intrusion detection and prevention system [Project Description]

Output: This project is based on identifying various types of lawful threats/risks at the application and network layers in a computer network and acts as best prevention system. Types of intrusion detection are anomaly-based detection, signature-based detection, and hybrid detection.

Java Projects| Advanced Java Concepts | GTS | Global Techno Solutions


Input: [Sno] 3 [Project Title] Medical Diagnostic System [Project Description]

Output: The main aim of this project is to develop a software application in order to diagnose the diseases of patients using tools. And further this system sends the reports of patient’s status. This helps the doctors to deal further with the case.

Java Projects| Advanced Java Concepts | GTS | Global Techno Solutions


Input: [Sno] 4 [Project Title] Smart Encryption based projects for image, audio and video [Project Description]

Output: This project is an idea of hiding secret data in image,audio and video file. Stenography method is used in smart encryption based projects as there is no possibility in leakage of message to third party.

Java Projects| Advanced Java Concepts | GTS | Global Techno Solutions


Input: [Sno] 5 [Project Title] Screen Capture OCR [Project Description]

Output: This project deals with the Optical Character Recognition system, where the scanner is used to produce the electronic picture of a page which are composed of millions of electronic dots. Using OCR,we can capture the text from the screen. OCR SDK library in java is used to implement this concept.

Java Projects| Advanced Java Concepts | GTS | Global Techno Solutions


Input: [Sno] 6 [Project Title] Minesweeper [Project Description]

Output: Minesweeper is a computer game and the logic of this game is to flattern each and every grey square in the puzzle game and locate all the mines hided inside the cells. The whole process undergoes randomized clicks by the player.

Java Projects| Advanced Java Concepts | GTS | Global Techno Solutions


Input: [Sno] 7 [Project Title] Bug tracking system [Project Description]

Output: The concept of this project is to detect bugs in an application. Complete information regarding the bugs detected are provided through this system. The bug tracking system is very useful during the testing phase. The bugs are reported to the project manager and the developer.

Java Projects| Advanced Java Concepts | GTS | Global Techno Solutions


Input: [Sno] 8 [Project Title] File Compression (GZIP Algorithm) [Project Description]

Output: GZIP is the compression format and it is compatible in the UNIX and LINUX platforms. java.util.zip package is used in java to create and read the files in zip format. Data can be compressed and decompressed through this project.

Java Projects| Advanced Java Concepts | GTS | Global Techno Solutions


Input: [Sno] 9 [Project Title] A CD writing interface [Project Description]

Output: This project is based on creating a CD burning software like NERO. Program is written on reading and writing ISO files to the compact disc.

Java Projects| Advanced Java Concepts | GTS | Global Techno Solutions


Input: [Sno] 10 [Project Title] Digital Image Watermarking [Project Description]

Output: Digital Image Watermarking is a project that provides security for images, video and audio files. It is an encryption procedure which helps to protect the data using encryption key.

Java Projects| Advanced Java Concepts | GTS | Global Techno Solutions


Input: [Sno] 11 [Project Title] Enterprise Resource Solution [Project Description]

Output: Enterprise Resource Planning is the business process management software. This software helps to manage the business & automated back office functions. ERP helps to manaage the employee information effectively.

Java Projects| Advanced Java Concepts | GTS | Global Techno Solutions


Input: [Sno] 12 [Project Title] Chat Server [Project Description]

Output: The Chat server project helps to prompt the user to enter name and identifies the client with that name. Server is assumed to run on the same system (localhost) at port number 9999. Run client once for each user by going to a different command prompt.This project is implemented using socket programming and multithreading in java.

Java Projects| Advanced Java Concepts | GTS | Global Techno Solutions


Input: [Sno] 13 [Project Title] Mobile to PC communication J2ME [Project Description]

Output: This project helps to enable the remote communication between mobile device and PC. J2ME is used to implement the project. People can access the PC data from mobile phones through this system.GPRS enabled mobile phones and WAP is essential to implement the project.

Java Projects| Advanced Java Concepts | GTS | Global Techno Solutions


Input: [Sno] 14 [Project Title] E-auction bidding and winning JSP / SQL [Project Description]

Output: E-auction is the online website that carries out auctions. People can carry out goods or property sales at anytime,anywhere and to anyone. A person who is willing to do bidding must register in the website as a buyer or seller. This project is robust and consumes less time.

Java Projects| Advanced Java Concepts | GTS | Global Techno Solutions


Input: [Sno] 15 [Project Title] Chequebook Balancer Deluxe [Project Description]

Output: This project deals with analyzing whether the checks are cleared or not and examines the bank statement, imports and exports data on cash withdrawals, direct-debit purhases.

Java Projects| Advanced Java Concepts | GTS | Global Techno Solutions


Input: [Description] The difficulty level is a number expressing 'how difficult' it is to find a new block. Difficulty changes approximately every two weeks. Current and expected values are updated every 2 hours from Bitcoin Block Explorer [External references] more on difficulty Bitcoin Block Explorer [Field name]

Output: difficulty level


Input: [Description] Specify how many mega-hashes per second each worker (graphics card or cpu) is able to generate. [External references] hash rates examples [Field name]

Output: hash rate


Input: [Description] The power consumption in watts of each individual worker. If you have multiple workers on a single computer (for example when using multiple graphics cards) remember to add the power consumption of the computer to the consumption of one of the workers, You may also add the extra power consumption as an additional worker generating 0 MH/s [Field name]

Output: consumption


Input: [Description] Assuming you are using a pool, this figure represents the commissions taken by the pool or the percentage of earnings that you decide to donate to the pool. [External references] more on pool mining [Field name]

Output: pool commissions and donations


Input: [Description] The cost of energy in your area, expressed in $/KWh. [Field name]

Output: electricity cost


Input: [Description] The current exchange rate (updated every 2 hrs from Bitstamp). [External references] The Bitstamp website [Field name]

Output: exchange rate


Input: [Bug #] 19816 [Description]

Output: Firefox v3 not supported


Input: [Bug #] 19511 [Description]

Output: clicking on "Images" in Yahoo search results loses CC restriction


Input: [Bug #] 18556 [Description]

Output: The add on cause my firefox to lock up


Input: [Bug #] 17480 [Description]

Output: Displays GFDL as CC license


Input: [Bug #] 17043 [Description]

Output: MozCC fills the Error Console with junk


Input: [Bug #] 16626 [Description]

Output: "Requires Source" icon is not displayed in 2.4.0


Input: [Bug #] 16401 [Description]

Output: No RDF metadata detected with MozCC 2.4.0 and FFX 2.0.0.1


Input: [Bug #] 15971 [Description]

Output: Heavy CPU usage that causes Firefox to freeze


Input: [Bug #] 15023 [Description]

Output: Extra "/" when specified absolute local path for RDF


Input: [Bug #] 14618 [Description]

Output: Back button incorrectly remains greyed


Input: [Point Solution] C3 Oracle User Documentation [Issue Solved] Need user documentation tailored your unique use of the Oracle Applications. [Solution Description]

Output: Templated user documentation that is tailored to your unique business processes.

Oracle Applications Custom Software Development Experts


Input: [Point Solution] C3 Fax/Email Processor [Issue Solved] Need to fax or email a few documents without purchasing a full 3rd party solution. [Solution Description]

Output: One-off solution for faxing or emailing a document directly from Oracle applications.

Oracle Applications Custom Software Development Experts


Input: [Point Solution] C3 Area Code Update [Issue Solved] Need to update Oracle customer records as area codes are changed. [Solution Description]

Output: Module updates customer contacts with the correct updated area code.

Oracle Applications Custom Software Development Experts


Input: [Point Solution] C3 Customer Credit Limit Update [Issue Solved] Manually update customer sales order and total dollar credit limits. [Solution Description]

Output: As needed, auto-updates customer credit limits based on user parameters.

Oracle Applications Custom Software Development Experts


Input: [Point Solution] C3 Customer Information Summary [Issue Solved] Need to see customer history and master data in one place. [Solution Description]

Output: View various aspects of the customer in one form including: Buying History, Credit & Addresses.

Oracle Applications Custom Software Development Experts


Input: [Point Solution] C3 Letters Of Credit [Issue Solved] Need a Letter of Credit tracking system [Solution Description]

Output: Manage your letters of credit and related shipments, arrivals and payments. Fully integrates with Purchasing, Receiving, Payables and General Ledger.

Oracle Applications Custom Software Development Experts


Input: [Point Solution] C3 Vendor Performance Inquiry [Issue Solved] No intelligence on vendor performance. [Solution Description]

Output: Displays vendor performance data by item or vendor.

Oracle Applications Custom Software Development Experts


Input: [Point Solution] C3 Pending Dashboard [Issue Solved] Need a central place to view and drill down on all pending transactions [Solution Description]

Output: Delivers a single form for viewing and resolve all pending transactions from sub-ledger modules (e.g. AP, AR, Inventory, WIP, Shipping and GL).

Oracle Applications Custom Software Development Experts


Input: [Point Solution] C3 EDI File Gateway [Issue Solved] Need integration and tracking from your EDI translator to Oracle Applications [Solution Description]

Output: Delivers a file management extension for moving and tracking EDI files from and to Oracle Applications EDI Gateway

Oracle Applications Custom Software Development Experts


Input: [Point Solution] C3 Augmenter & Sarbanes-Oxley [Issue Solved] Standard Oracle does not give the control needed for SOX compliance. [Solution Description]

Output: Identifies and documents activity in applications. Manages segregation of duties and controlling access to various areas in the applications.

Oracle Applications Custom Software Development Experts


Input: [Description] Report a problem with a phone [Device Type]

Output: Phone

Wireless Network (WiFi) or Cellular Signal

Forms | University Technology | Drew University


Input: [Description] Report a problem with a fax machine [Device Type]

Output: Fax

Wireless Network (WiFi) or Cellular Signal

Forms | University Technology | Drew University


Input: [Description] Report a problem with voice mail [Device Type]

Output: Voice Mail

Wireless Network (WiFi) or Cellular Signal

Forms | University Technology | Drew University


Input: [Description] Report a problem with cable TV service [Device Type]

Output: Cable TV

Wireless Network (WiFi) or Cellular Signal

Forms | University Technology | Drew University


Input: [Description] Report a problem with the campus WiFi network, including poor coverage in your room, or no ability to connect, or report a problem with the Distributed Antenna System, which amplifies cellular signal in most dorms. [Device Type]

Output: Wireless Network (WiFi) or Cellular Signal

Wireless Network (WiFi) or Cellular Signal

Forms | University Technology | Drew University


Input: [Description] Report a problem with a credit card reader, laundry card reader, or vending machine reader. [Device Type]

Output: Credit Card or Drew Card Reader

Wireless Network (WiFi) or Cellular Signal

Forms | University Technology | Drew University


Input: [Description] Report a problem with a fire panel (public safety and facilities use only) [Device Type]

Output: Fire Alarm Panel

Wireless Network (WiFi) or Cellular Signal

Forms | University Technology | Drew University


Input: [Description] Report a problem with the Drew security camera system (public safety only) [Device Type]

Output: Security Camera

Wireless Network (WiFi) or Cellular Signal

Forms | University Technology | Drew University


Input: [Description] Report some other type of problem with a device that connects to the phone system, the campus network, or the cable TV system. Do not use this form to report a problem with a computer. If you are having a problem with a computer, contact the service center at x4357 [Device Type]

Output: Other ITO System

Wireless Network (WiFi) or Cellular Signal

Forms | University Technology | Drew University


Input: [Feature \ Environment] Create OAuth tokens [IBM Collaboration QuickStart] yes [IBM Greenhouse] no [On-Premises]

Output: yes


Input: [Feature \ Environment] Full admin access [IBM Collaboration QuickStart] yes [IBM Greenhouse] no [On-Premises]

Output: yes


Input: [Feature \ Environment] Costs [IBM Greenhouse] free [On-Premises]

Output: yes


Input: [Feature \ Environment] Test user accounts [IBM Collaboration QuickStart] yes [IBM Greenhouse] no [On-Premises]

Output: can


Input: [Feature \ Environment] IBM Domino and SDK preinstalled [IBM Collaboration QuickStart] yes [IBM Greenhouse] no [On-Premises]

Output: can


Input: [Feature \ Environment] Single sign on [IBM Collaboration QuickStart] yes [IBM Greenhouse] N/A [On-Premises]

Output: can


Input: [Feature \ Environment] Samples preinstalled [IBM Collaboration QuickStart] yes [IBM Greenhouse] no [On-Premises]

Output: can


Input: [Maven] Description of project [Ant]

Output: Development of a build script per project


Input: [Maven] Invocation of defined goals (targets) [Ant]

Output: Invocation of project specific targets


Input: [Maven] Project knowledge [Ant]

Output: "Just" the build process


Input: [Maven] build lifecycle, standard project layout [Ant]

Output: too complex scripts


Input: [Maven] reusable plugins, repositories [Ant]

Output: scripts are not reusable


Input: [Maven] moving fast forward [Ant]

Output: development are slowed down


Input: [Importance] Urgent [What?] AngelList - Create Profile [Why?]

Output: We did not find your unitedindiscounts.com profile on AngelList. Having a AngelList profile really improves your exposure. Plus, AngelList is a great community of startups and way to get funding. Create a AngelList profile now

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Input: [Importance] Urgent [What?] Create Crunchbase Profile [Why?]

Output: We did not find the "unitedindiscounts.com" profile on CrunchBase. Having a CrunchBase profile really improves your exposure. Create a CrunchBase profile now

unitedindiscounts.com Company Profile (unitedindiscounts.com) by Startup Scanner


Input: [Importance] Done! [What?] Twitter - Account [Why?]

Output: Twitter is used by millions of users worldwide and is a great way to communicate with your clients and followers.

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Input: [Importance] Important [What?] Facebook - Account [Why?]

Output: We did not find unitedindiscounts.com Facebook account. Maybe / probably it is our system's fault, however, if do not you have a Facebook account, consider creating one. Facebook is used by hundreds of millions of users worldwide and is a great way to keep in touch with your clients and fans. Having is Facebook Page is almost a recquirement.

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Input: [Importance] Done! [What?] Robots.txt [Why?]

Output: This file sets limits to the access of search engine robots. This is the file you use to let search engines that you do not wish them to access some pages or directories.

unitedindiscounts.com Company Profile (unitedindiscounts.com) by Startup Scanner


Input: [Importance] Done! [What?] Sitemap.xml [Why?]

Output: This file is mainly meant for search engines. It is a list of URLs that your website. It is usually composed of URL, update frequency and importance.

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Input: [Importance] Important [What?] SEO - Meta Description [Why?]

Output: The Meta Description of your website is an important part of your website. Meta Descriptions may influence the description of your web page on search results. Plus, having a clear and different description of what each page is about is vital. It is recommended that the Meta Description would be over 70 and under 160 chars long. Your description is 38 chars long.

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Input: [Importance] Done! [What?] Blog [Why?]

Output: Having a blog is a great way to keep your investors, customers, fans and the media updated on what is happening. If you do not have one, please consider creating it.

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Input: [Feature / Component] Administration tools [Virtual Server] Virtual Server Administration Web site [Virtual PC]

Output: Windows client application

Simplified file sharing Network Address Translation


Input: [Feature / Component] Application architecture [Virtual Server] Windows service [Virtual PC]

Output: Windows executable

Simplified file sharing Network Address Translation


Input: [Feature / Component] Virtual sound card support [Virtual Server] No [Virtual PC]

Output: Yes

Simplified file sharing Network Address Translation


Input: [Feature / Component] Scripting and automation support [Virtual Server] Yes [Virtual PC]

Output: No

Simplified file sharing Network Address Translation


Input: [Feature / Component] SCSI virtual hard disk support [Virtual Server] Yes [Virtual PC]

Output: No

Simplified file sharing Network Address Translation


Input: [Feature / Component] Clustering support [Virtual Server] Yes (Guest- and host-level) [Virtual PC]

Output: No

Simplified file sharing Network Address Translation


Input: [Feature / Component] Virtual CD/DVD-ROM drives1 [Virtual PC]

Simplified file sharing Network Address Translation


Input: [Feature / Component] Dynamic memory and CPU resource allocation [Virtual Server] Yes [Virtual PC]

Output: No

Simplified file sharing Network Address Translation


Input: [Feature / Component] Networking features [Virtual Server] Virtual Networks Virtual DHCP Server [Virtual PC]

Output: Simplified file sharing Network Address Translation

Simplified file sharing Network Address Translation


Input: [Features] View PDF [PDFill PDF Editor] Yes [FREE Adobe Reader]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Fill Interactive Form Field [PDFill PDF Editor] Yes [FREE Adobe Reader]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Print Form Field [PDFill PDF Editor] Yes [FREE Adobe Reader]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Save PDF Form [PDFill PDF Editor] Yes [FREE Adobe Reader]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Resume editing later [PDFill PDF Editor] Yes [FREE Adobe Reader]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Email the edited PDF to some body else [PDFill PDF Editor] Yes [FREE Adobe Reader]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Scan Image into PDF [PDFill PDF Editor] Yes [FREE Adobe Reader]

Output: No


Input: [Features] Insert URL [PDFill PDF Editor] Yes [FREE Adobe Reader]

Output: No


Input: [Features] Insert Whiteout to cover the original content [PDFill PDF Editor] Yes [FREE Adobe Reader]

Output: No


Input: [Features] Edit the Font Style of a Form Field [PDFill PDF Editor] Yes [FREE Adobe Reader]

Output: No


Input: [Features] Add Form Field if there is missing field [PDFill PDF Editor] Yes [FREE Adobe Reader]

Output: No


Input: [Features] Move a Form Field [PDFill PDF Editor] Yes [FREE Adobe Reader]

Output: No


Input: [Features] Delete Form Field [PDFill PDF Editor] Yes [FREE Adobe Reader]

Output: No


Input: [Features] Flatten Form Fields [PDFill PDF Editor] Yes [FREE Adobe Reader]

Output: No


Input: [Features] Adding Password to protect your filling [PDFill PDF Editor] Yes [FREE Adobe Reader]

Output: No


Input: [Features] Set PDF Information or Initial View or Present Effect [PDFill PDF Editor] Yes [FREE Adobe Reader]

Output: No


Input: [Features] Delete or Insert PDF Pages [PDFill PDF Editor] Yes [FREE Adobe Reader]

Output: No


Input: [Features] PDF Ink (Pen, Marker and Highlighter) [PDFill PDF Editor] Yes [FREE Adobe Reader]

Output: No


Input: [Features] Export or Import Form Data [PDFill PDF Editor] Yes [FREE Adobe Reader]

Output: No


Input: [Features] Form Data AutoFill [PDFill PDF Editor] Yes [FREE Adobe Reader]

Output: No


Input: [Features] Batch Commands [PDFill PDF Editor] Yes [FREE Adobe Reader]

Output: No


Input: [Version] Beta 1.6.6 [Reason]

Output: Removal of essential Human code, as well as to toy with the community.


Input: [Version] Beta 1.7 [Reason]

Output: No reasons for the entry/Toying with the community


Input: [Version] Beta 1.7_01 [Reason]

Output: No reasons for the entry/Toying with the community


Input: [Version] Beta 1.8 “Adventure Update” [Reason]

Output: No reasons for the entry/Toying with the community


Input: [Version] 1.0 “Full Release” [Reason]

Output: No reasons for the entry/Toying with the community


Input: [Version] 1.2 [Reason]

Output: No reasons for the entry/Toying with the community. Only noted on the Tumblr version of the changelog, viewed through the launcher.


Input: [Version] 1.2.5 [Reason]

Output: Removal of all “ghost entities”. Changelog entry read: “Removed all ghost entities under the command of Lord Herobrine”.


Input: [Version] 1.3.1 [Reason]

Output: No reasons for the entry/Toying with the community


Input: [Version] 1.4.2 [Reason]

Output: No reasons for the entry/Toying with the community Only noted on the Tumblr version of the changelog, viewed through the launcher.


Input: [CGI Data] Host Status Information [Other Authenticated Users*] No [Authenticated Contacts*]

Output: Yes

Authentication And Authorization In The CGIs


Input: [CGI Data] Host Configuration Information [Other Authenticated Users*] No [Authenticated Contacts*]

Output: Yes

Authentication And Authorization In The CGIs


Input: [CGI Data] Host History [Other Authenticated Users*] No [Authenticated Contacts*]

Output: Yes

Authentication And Authorization In The CGIs


Input: [CGI Data] Host Notifications [Other Authenticated Users*] No [Authenticated Contacts*]

Output: Yes

Authentication And Authorization In The CGIs


Input: [CGI Data] Host Commands [Other Authenticated Users*] No [Authenticated Contacts*]

Output: Yes

Authentication And Authorization In The CGIs


Input: [CGI Data] Service Status Information [Other Authenticated Users*] No [Authenticated Contacts*]

Output: Yes

Authentication And Authorization In The CGIs


Input: [CGI Data] Service Configuration Information [Other Authenticated Users*] No [Authenticated Contacts*]

Output: Yes

Authentication And Authorization In The CGIs


Input: [CGI Data] Service History [Other Authenticated Users*] No [Authenticated Contacts*]

Output: Yes

Authentication And Authorization In The CGIs


Input: [CGI Data] Service Notifications [Other Authenticated Users*] No [Authenticated Contacts*]

Output: Yes

Authentication And Authorization In The CGIs


Input: [CGI Data] Service Commands [Other Authenticated Users*] No [Authenticated Contacts*]

Output: Yes

Authentication And Authorization In The CGIs


Input: [CGI Data] All Configuration Information [Other Authenticated Users*] No [Authenticated Contacts*]

Output: No

Authentication And Authorization In The CGIs


Input: [CGI Data] System/Process Information [Other Authenticated Users*] No [Authenticated Contacts*]

Output: No

Authentication And Authorization In The CGIs


Input: [CGI Data] System/Process Commands [Other Authenticated Users*] No [Authenticated Contacts*]

Output: No

Authentication And Authorization In The CGIs


Input: [Features] Fully programmable DSP architecture incorporating a unique mix of VLIW and Vector capabilities using a combination of computational units: Vector Communication Units General Computation Unit [Benefits]

Output: Optimized for wireless applications and offering an extensive instruction set optimized for a wide range of communication standards to enable software-defined modem implementation

CEVA-XC4210 - Optimized for advanced communication applications


Input: [Features] High performance architecture 1.2GHz @ 28nm process 64 16-bit fixed-point MACs Variable 16/32-bit instructions 11-Stage pipeline [Benefits]

Output: Enables modem design with minimum hardware requirements

CEVA-XC4210 - Optimized for advanced communication applications


Input: [Features] A scalable processor architecture applicable to a wide variety of markets and devices [Benefits]

Output: Offers optimal performance to different communication markets requiring high processing capabilities

CEVA-XC4210 - Optimized for advanced communication applications


Input: [Features] Easy software development Advanced IDE Optimizing C compiler with Vec-C support (dedicated support for vector processors) Cycle-accurate simulation and graphical profiling of the entire DSP sub-system Macro assembler, linker, and GUI debugger RTOS Smooth migration path from off the-shelf ASSPs MATLAB bi-directional connectivity (optional) [Benefits]

Output: Smooth C-level software development and easy integration into the target SoC reduces risk and time-to-market

CEVA-XC4210 - Optimized for advanced communication applications


Input: [Features] Open architecture and standardized APIs [Benefits]

Output: Additional software components can be easily developed or licensed through CEVA’s partners

CEVA-XC4210 - Optimized for advanced communication applications


Input: [Features] Complete set of optimized communication libraries including: LTE-Advanced, LTE, HSPA+, TD-SCDMA, Wi-Fi and more [Benefits]

Output: Significantly accelerates multi-mode modem design

CEVA-XC4210 - Optimized for advanced communication applications


Input: [Connector or Socket] AGP [Description]

Output: AGP Pro connector

Small Form-Factor Desktop, Small Desktop, and Small Mini-Tower Chassis - Removing and Replacing Parts: Dell OptiPlex GX150 Service Manual


Input: [Connector or Socket] AUDIO [Description]

Output: Line-in, line-out, and microphone jacks

Small Form-Factor Desktop, Small Desktop, and Small Mini-Tower Chassis - Removing and Replacing Parts: Dell OptiPlex GX150 Service Manual


Input: [Connector or Socket] AUX_PWR [Description]

Output: Auxiliary power indicator

Small Form-Factor Desktop, Small Desktop, and Small Mini-Tower Chassis - Removing and Replacing Parts: Dell OptiPlex GX150 Service Manual


Input: [Connector or Socket] BATTERY [Description]

Output: Battery socket

Small Form-Factor Desktop, Small Desktop, and Small Mini-Tower Chassis - Removing and Replacing Parts: Dell OptiPlex GX150 Service Manual


Input: [Connector or Socket] CD-IN [Description]

Output: CD-ROM drive audio cable connector

Small Form-Factor Desktop, Small Desktop, and Small Mini-Tower Chassis - Removing and Replacing Parts: Dell OptiPlex GX150 Service Manual


Input: [Connector or Socket] DIAG_LED [Description]

Output: Diagnostic LEDs

Small Form-Factor Desktop, Small Desktop, and Small Mini-Tower Chassis - Removing and Replacing Parts: Dell OptiPlex GX150 Service Manual


Input: [Connector or Socket] DIMM_x [Description]

Output: DIMM socket

Small Form-Factor Desktop, Small Desktop, and Small Mini-Tower Chassis - Removing and Replacing Parts: Dell OptiPlex GX150 Service Manual


Input: [Connector or Socket] DSKT [Description]

Output: Floppy drive interface connector

Small Form-Factor Desktop, Small Desktop, and Small Mini-Tower Chassis - Removing and Replacing Parts: Dell OptiPlex GX150 Service Manual


Input: [Connector or Socket] FAN [Description]

Output: Microprocessor fan connector

Small Form-Factor Desktop, Small Desktop, and Small Mini-Tower Chassis - Removing and Replacing Parts: Dell OptiPlex GX150 Service Manual


Input: [Connector or Socket] FRONTAUDIO [Description]

Output: Front-panel audio connector for onboard audio

Small Form-Factor Desktop, Small Desktop, and Small Mini-Tower Chassis - Removing and Replacing Parts: Dell OptiPlex GX150 Service Manual


Input: [Connector or Socket] FRONTPANEL [Description]

Output: Front-panel cable connector

Small Form-Factor Desktop, Small Desktop, and Small Mini-Tower Chassis - Removing and Replacing Parts: Dell OptiPlex GX150 Service Manual


Input: [Connector or Socket] IDEn [Description]

Output: EIDE interface connector

Small Form-Factor Desktop, Small Desktop, and Small Mini-Tower Chassis - Removing and Replacing Parts: Dell OptiPlex GX150 Service Manual


Input: [Connector or Socket] KYBD_MOUSE [Description]

Output: Keyboard and mouse connectors

Small Form-Factor Desktop, Small Desktop, and Small Mini-Tower Chassis - Removing and Replacing Parts: Dell OptiPlex GX150 Service Manual


Input: [Connector or Socket] MICROPROCESSOR [Description]

Output: Microprocessor connector

Small Form-Factor Desktop, Small Desktop, and Small Mini-Tower Chassis - Removing and Replacing Parts: Dell OptiPlex GX150 Service Manual


Input: [Connector or Socket] MODEM [Description]

Output: Telephony connector

Small Form-Factor Desktop, Small Desktop, and Small Mini-Tower Chassis - Removing and Replacing Parts: Dell OptiPlex GX150 Service Manual


Input: [Connector or Socket] MONITOR [Description]

Output: Video connector

Small Form-Factor Desktop, Small Desktop, and Small Mini-Tower Chassis - Removing and Replacing Parts: Dell OptiPlex GX150 Service Manual


Input: [Connector or Socket] NIC_USB [Description]

Output: Integrated NIC connector and USB connectors

Small Form-Factor Desktop, Small Desktop, and Small Mini-Tower Chassis - Removing and Replacing Parts: Dell OptiPlex GX150 Service Manual


Input: [Connector or Socket] PAR_SER1_SER2 [Description]

Output: Parallel and serial port connectors

Small Form-Factor Desktop, Small Desktop, and Small Mini-Tower Chassis - Removing and Replacing Parts: Dell OptiPlex GX150 Service Manual


Input: [Connector or Socket] PCI1 and 2 [Description]

Output: PCI expansion card connectors

Small Form-Factor Desktop, Small Desktop, and Small Mini-Tower Chassis - Removing and Replacing Parts: Dell OptiPlex GX150 Service Manual


Input: [Connector or Socket] POWER [Description]

Output: Main power input connector

Small Form-Factor Desktop, Small Desktop, and Small Mini-Tower Chassis - Removing and Replacing Parts: Dell OptiPlex GX150 Service Manual


Input: [Connector or Socket] PSWD [Description]

Output: Password jumper

Small Form-Factor Desktop, Small Desktop, and Small Mini-Tower Chassis - Removing and Replacing Parts: Dell OptiPlex GX150 Service Manual


Input: [Connector or Socket] VRISER [Description]

Output: Riser board connector

Small Form-Factor Desktop, Small Desktop, and Small Mini-Tower Chassis - Removing and Replacing Parts: Dell OptiPlex GX150 Service Manual


Input: [Connector or Socket] SPEAKER [Description]

Output: Internal speaker

Small Form-Factor Desktop, Small Desktop, and Small Mini-Tower Chassis - Removing and Replacing Parts: Dell OptiPlex GX150 Service Manual


Input: [Connector or Socket] VRM [Description]

Output: Voltage regulator module connector

Small Form-Factor Desktop, Small Desktop, and Small Mini-Tower Chassis - Removing and Replacing Parts: Dell OptiPlex GX150 Service Manual


Input: [Option] Enhanced Editor for conv./trunk channels [ARC996PRO($69.95)] Yes [ARC996BASIC($39.95)]

Output: Yes


Input: [Option] Multi Trunk site programming [ARC996PRO($69.95)] Yes [ARC996BASIC($39.95)]

Output: Yes


Input: [Option] 'Basic' Virtual Control [ARC996PRO($69.95)] Yes [ARC996BASIC($39.95)]

Output: Yes


Input: [Option] RadioRef Import [ARC996PRO($69.95)] Yes [ARC996BASIC($39.95)]

Output: Yes


Input: [Option] WebCatcher [ARC996PRO($69.95)] Yes [ARC996BASIC($39.95)]

Output: Yes


Input: [Option] Automatic BC996T Firmware check [ARC996PRO($69.95)] Yes [ARC996BASIC($39.95)]

Output: Yes


Input: [Option] Data logging/history [ARC996PRO($69.95)] Yes [ARC996BASIC($39.95)]

Output: No


Input: [Option] Bandscope [ARC996PRO($69.95)] Yes [ARC996BASIC($39.95)]

Output: No


Input: [Option] 'no loss' Harddisk Audio Recording [ARC996PRO($69.95)] Yes [ARC996BASIC($39.95)]

Output: No


Input: [Option] Closecall/Subtone logging [ARC996PRO($69.95)] Yes [ARC996BASIC($39.95)]

Output: No


Input: [Ticket] #308 [Summary] Support Ease of Access [Status] incubating [Owner] jteh [Type] enhancement [Ticket_6] major [Keywords]

Output: performance


Input: [Ticket] #695 [Summary] Nasty lag in IE 6 when screen is updated [Status] new [Owner] mdcurran [Type] defect [Ticket_6] trivial [Keywords]

Output: performance regression


Input: [Ticket] #713 [Summary] Occasional delay in speech response in NVDA snapshots when navigating through links. [Status] new [Type] defect [Ticket_6] trivial [Keywords]

Output: performance


Input: [Ticket] #733 [Summary] NVDA is extremely sluggish while using iTunes' cd burning features [Status] new [Type] defect [Ticket_6] minor [Keywords]

Output: iTunes, Performance


Input: [Ticket] #840 [Summary] Slow performance in AutoIt Graphical User Interfaces [Status] new [Type] defect [Ticket_6] minor [Keywords]

Output: performance


Input: [Ticket] #853 [Summary] NVDA becomes very sluggish in the Firefox Downloads window [Status] new [Type] defect [Ticket_6] minor [Keywords]

Output: performance needsExternalFix


Input: [Ticket] #869 [Summary] Lag when typing web address in location bar in Mozilla Firefox [Status] new [Type] defect [Ticket_6] minor [Keywords]

Output: performance needsExternalFix


Input: [Ticket] #1228 [Summary] NVDA causing CPU usage spikes when some particular applications are running [Status] new [Type] defect [Ticket_6] minor [Keywords]

Output: performance


Input: [Ticket] #2261 [Summary] I have to restart NVDA to make him working as usual [Status] new [Owner] mdcurran [Type] defect [Ticket_6] minor [Keywords]

Output: freeze performance


Input: [Ticket] #2296 [Summary] NVDA Sluggish In Microsoft Word [Status] new [Type] defect [Ticket_6] minor [Keywords]

Output: performance


Input: [Ticket] #3138 [Summary] Over time, NVDA lags with firefox open [Status] new [Type] defect [Ticket_6] minor [Keywords]

Output: performance


Input: [Ticket] #3274 [Summary] When using Windows 7 with Office 2007 installed, NVDA responds slower in dialogs such as file copy while Office supplied IME is in use [Status] new [Type] defect [Ticket_6] minor [Keywords]

Output: performance


Input: [Ticket] #3889 [Summary] Gecko vbuf backend: Don't fetch stuff that isn't needed for a node [Status] accepted [Owner] jteh [Type] enhancement [Ticket_6] minor [Keywords]

Output: performance


Input: [Ticket] #4291 [Summary] Incorrect text being typed in some text fields with braille on [Status] incubating [Owner] jteh [Type] defect [Ticket_6] major [Keywords]

Output: performance


Input: [Ticket] #4337 [Summary] Firefox 32 beta is slower than previous versions in nvda [Status] new [Type] defect [Ticket_6] minor [Keywords]

Output: performance needsExternalFix


Input: [Ticket] #4995 [Summary] when in a word document, navigation throughout a document with the braille display is slow [Status] new [Owner] jteh [Type] defect [Ticket_6] minor [Keywords]

Output: performance


Input: [Ticket] #5033 [Summary] Starting with Firefox 37 there is more of a delay with speech when typing on the Web with typing echo enabled [Status] new [Type] defect [Ticket_6] major [Keywords]

Output: performance regression


Input: [FEATURES] Template Customization [WORDPRESS] No style sheet customization. Payment required [WHO WON?] Blogger [BLOGGER]

Output: Offers Free Layout/Style Sheet Customization


Input: [FEATURES] Tutorials/Help [WORDPRESS] Hardly some [WHO WON?] Blogger [BLOGGER]

Output: Innumerable Tutorials on Blogger Tricks


Input: [FEATURES] Number of un-official Themes [WORDPRESS] Few Designers Involved in offering free templates [WHO WON?] Blogger [BLOGGER]

Output: Innumerable Designers Creating Free Templates each day


Input: [FEATURES] Coding Used [WORDPRESS] Uses advance scripting like php that few can understand [WHO WON?] Blogger [BLOGGER]

Output: Uses user friendly scripting and coding i.e HTML, XML, CSS


Input: [FEATURES] Dashboard Interface [WORDPRESS] Complicated Interface with hectic navigation [WHO WON?] Blogger [BLOGGER]

Output: Highly user friendly. Easy to navigate.


Input: [FEATURES] Default Template Collection [WORDPRESS] Over 70+ high quality Templates [WHO WON?] WordPress [BLOGGER]

Output: Limited Collection Of Default templates mostly un-professional


Input: [FEATURES] Template/Theme Replacement [WORDPRESS] No template change allowed [WHO WON?] Blogger [BLOGGER]

Output: Default Template can be replaced by a more free professional template


Input: [FEATURES] Widgets [WORDPRESS] Limited Official widgets available. Rarely few un- official gadgets available. [WHO WON?] Blogger [BLOGGER]

Output: Innumerable Official and Un official Widgets available


Input: [FEATURES] Comments [WORDPRESS] Comments can be edited and moderated. Spam protection available. User friendly comment form [WHO WON?] WordPress [BLOGGER]

Output: No commenting editing. Moderation allowed. No Spam protection. No user friendly comment form


Input: [FEATURES] SEO, Optimization [WORDPRESS] Owned by a private party. Meta Tags Plugins used. Easy To optimize [WHO WON?] Both [BLOGGER]

Output: Though Owned by Google, no favoritism. Manual optimization is required


Input: [FEATURES] Blog Privacy [WORDPRESS] You can limit access to your blog to 35 Wordpress account holders. Posts can be password protected or Private. [WHO WON?] Blogger [BLOGGER]

Output: You can limit access to your blog to 100 Authors and 100 readers. All must be Google account holders.


Input: [FEATURES] Comment restriction [WORDPRESS] Comments can not be restricted. Anyone can comment [WHO WON?] Blogger [BLOGGER]

Output: You can restrict comments to Google account holders, Open ID users or Any one (includes Anonymous)


Input: [FEATURES] Blog Import [WORDPRESS] A Blog can be imported from another WordPress blog or from Blogger, Yahoo! 360, LiveJournal and Movable Type and TypePad [WHO WON?] WordPress [BLOGGER]

Output: Only from one BlogSpot blog to another


Input: [FEATURES] Posts and Comment Notification [WORDPRESS] Same here [WHO WON?] Both [BLOGGER]

Output: Authors and subscribers can be notified of latest posts and comments via Email


Input: [FEATURES] Comment Verification [WORDPRESS] Does not asks for any verification. More spam effected [WHO WON?] Blogger [BLOGGER]

Output: Asks users to verify if they are humans using a 4-6 digit code


Input: [FEATURES] Video Storage Limit [WORDPRESS] Just 3GB. More space on upgrade. [WHO WON?] Blogger [BLOGGER]

Output: Unlimited with Google Video and an upload limit of 16GB


Input: [FEATURES] Image storage limit [WORDPRESS] 3 Gigabytes. More space can be gained through upgrade. You can also upload .ppt, .doc, .odt and .pdf files [WHO WON?] WordPress [BLOGGER]

Output: 1 Gigabyte With Picasa Web Albums


Input: [FEATURES] File type Storage [WORDPRESS] Allows upload of files like .ppt, pdf .doc and .odt files. More file types can be uploaded on upgrading. [WHO WON?] WordPress [BLOGGER]

Output: Only allows image uploading


Input: [FEATURES] Blog Stats [WORDPRESS] Has a default visitor stats system that shows statistics for two days only and does not provide detailed stats reports. Does not allow third party tracking scripts. [WHO WON?] Blogger [BLOGGER]

Output: Does not have any default stats system. But allows third party tracking scripts.


Input: [FEATURES] Blog co-partners [WORDPRESS] 35 WordPress account holders can be added as Administrators, Editors, Authors or Contributors. [WHO WON?] Blogger [BLOGGER]

Output: 100 Google account holders can be added as Administrators or Authors


Input: [FEATURES] Advertisements [WORDPRESS] Displays discreet AdSense advertisements on your blog for small percentage of the page views [WHO WON?] Blogger [BLOGGER]

Output: Displays no advertisement of its own on your blog.


Input: [FEATURES] Posts By Email [WORDPRESS] Posts can be published using emails [WHO WON?] Both [BLOGGER]

Output: Has a Mail-to-Blogger feature which turns any email account into a blog-posting application


Input: [FEATURES] Post Feed On Mobile Phones [WORDPRESS] Not Supported [WHO WON?] Blogger [BLOGGER]

Output: Supported


Input: [Action] Password Dissemination [Comment] Any and all passwords must be kept secret, known only to the person who created them. Under no circumstances should a user give a password to anyone unless law enforcement requires it. Discuss with your lawyer in the event of a required legal dissemination. Passwords should not be given to management, technical professionals, or anyone else who asks for it. [Requirement]

Output: Must Not

Community Services Infrastructure Standards


Input: [Action] Host authentication [Comment] Do not log in to any password or key protected services from any hosts that are not your personal workstation or a machine or host run by The Fedora Project. [Requirement]

Output: Must Not

Community Services Infrastructure Standards


Input: [Action] Password Usage [Comment] Users must not type their plain text passwords into a file on an unencrypted filesystem. It should also not be echoed in any way to the terminal. If, for some reason, it is needed, be sure to unset your bash history with unset HISTFILE. When using this method, create a new shell, unset the histfile, run your commands and log that shell out. Go for as short of a time as you can without a histfile set, it only gets written on logout so unsetting it, running commands, and setting it again won't work. [Requirement]

Output: Must Not

Community Services Infrastructure Standards


Input: [Action] Password Entropy [Comment] All passwords must meet all of the following requirements. 1. Passwords must be at least 8 characters long. 2. Each password must have at least 1 numeric integer. 3) All passwords must have at least 1 lower case letter. 4) all passwords must have at least 1 upper case letter. 5) all passwords must have at least one non letter / non number character in them. [Requirement]

Output: Must

Community Services Infrastructure Standards


Input: [Action] ssh ProxyCommand [Comment] When using a gateway or proxy host to get from your workstation to another group of machines, the most secure option is to use ssh's ProxyCommand. See man ssh_config for more information on proper setup. [Requirement]

Output: Should

Community Services Infrastructure Standards


Input: [Action] Desktop Locking [Comment] Any time you physically leave your workstation or any other host that contains a user input or user output device (like keyboard, mouse and monitor for example), either lock the screen, shell, or log out completely. [Requirement]

Output: Must

Community Services Infrastructure Standards


Input: [Action] Password Reuse [Comment] You should not reuse passwords in environments where there is not a single sign on for everything. This is especially the case with password protected keys, encrypted shares, access to personal sites like retirement sites, bank, etc. Always maintain different passwords where possible. [Requirement]

Output: Should Not

Community Services Infrastructure Standards


Input: [Action] Software installation [Comment] Users should not install any software that is not approved. Contact your helpdesk for more information - fedora-infrastructure-list@redhat.com. Advanced or power users who are running programs or scripts that have not been installed by the helpdesk may be liable for any damage they do. When possible scripts or programs should not be run as your normal user if possible. Especially if this user account has access to sensitive passwords or keys. [Requirement]

Output: Should Not

Community Services Infrastructure Standards


Input: [Action] Relocate information offsite [Comment] Information contained on file shares, or in databases on our servers should be assumed to have a non-sharable license. As such it should not be transfered offsite without the express written consent of both admin fedoraproject.org and admin fedoraproject.org. This includes printed copies or data in any form. Exceptions to this include logs that contain no private information (which is defined by our privacy policy). [Requirement]

Output: Must Not

Community Services Infrastructure Standards


Input: [Action] Key Security [Comment] Any keys kept on any host must be readable only by the owner or group of that key. It should have permissions as close to 0400 as possible. [Requirement]

Output: Must

Community Services Infrastructure Standards


Input: [Action] Key passwords [Comment] All private keys must be encrypted with unique passwords. These passwords must meet the same criteria as any other password. [Requirement]

Output: Must

Community Services Infrastructure Standards


Input: [Action] Encryption Backups [Comment] Users who use encryption keys must have those keys backed up to a location that can be taken offline. Ideally a usb key or other such device. This device must be kept in a secure location and only connected to a host while a backup is being made, or while a key from that device is being used / restored. The filesystem this key backup exists on should be encrypted. [Requirement]

Output: Must

Community Services Infrastructure Standards


Input: [Action] Stolen / Missing Equipment [Comment] Any stolen or missing equpment containing any sensitive data including passwords or keys (even encrypted) must be reported as quickly as possible. When handled quickly, missing equipment is often a minor issue. [Requirement]

Output: Must

Community Services Infrastructure Standards


Input: [ShortForm] IT: [Description] This is the player's ability to play at his peak level every shift on the ice. [Attribute]

Output: Intensity


Input: [ShortForm] SP: [Description] This is the player's skating speed, which is both acceleration and raw speed. [Attribute]

Output: Speed


Input: [ShortForm] ST: [Description] This rating affects the player's ability to work in the corners, in front of the net, etc. [Attribute]

Output: Strength


Input: [ShortForm] EN: [Description] The endurance rating allows players to take more and longer shifts during the game. [Attribute]

Output: Endurance


Input: [ShortForm] DU: [Description] The durability rating is directly propotional to how often a player will come out of a game unhurt. [Attribute]

Output: Durability


Input: [ShortForm] DI: [Description] A player with a low discipline rating takes more penalties and is more likely to fight when combined with Intensity. [Attribute]

Output: Discipline


Input: [ShortForm] SK: [Description] This rating affects the player's to balance and move in all four directions. [Attribute]

Output: Skating


Input: [ShortForm] PA: [Description] The passing rating represents how good the player is at moving the puck or setting players up in scoring position. [Attribute]

Output: Passing


Input: [ShortForm] PC: [Description] A high puck control rating means the player is more likely to shoot and less likely to give the puck away. [Attribute]

Output: Puck Control


Input: [ShortForm] DF: [Description] A high defensive ratings affects a players' ability to break up passes, rushes and cover offensive players. [Attribute]

Output: Defence


Input: [ShortForm] SC: [Description] This is the players' ability to put the puck in the net and also to create scoring opportunities without the puck. [Attribute]

Output: Scoring


Input: [ShortForm] EX: [Description] Experienced players tend to be more consistent from one game to the next, and tend to be more effective in close games. [Attribute]

Output: Experience


Input: [ShortForm] LD: [Description] Players demonstrating leadership tend to make the whole team more consistent from game to game and shift to shift. [Attribute]

Output: Leadership


Input: [ShortForm] OV: [Description] OV is a composite of the other ratings shown above. The weighting of these ratings is different for offensive players, defensive players and goaltenders, recognizing thier important roles on the team and the relative value provided. [Attribute]

Output: Overall


Input: [Features] Instant Access 24/7 - From any Computer For Length of Service Selected [Benefits]

Output: Safety program is available in the office or at the jobsite

Roofing Contractor Safety Manual - Roofing Contractor Safety Plan - Roofing Contractor Safety Program


Input: [Features] Print & Download In Minutes Any downloaded and Saved Copy Is Yours to Keep [Benefits]

Output: Perfectly formatted PDF document when you need it.

Roofing Contractor Safety Manual - Roofing Contractor Safety Plan - Roofing Contractor Safety Program


Input: [Features] OSHA Compliant Safety Program [Benefits]

Output: Comply with both Federal and State OSHA requirements

Roofing Contractor Safety Manual - Roofing Contractor Safety Plan - Roofing Contractor Safety Program


Input: [Features] Company Name, Address, Safety Director Name, Logo and More Automatically Updated in Program [Benefits]

Output: Your company information included in the safety program where required.

Roofing Contractor Safety Manual - Roofing Contractor Safety Plan - Roofing Contractor Safety Program


Input: [Features] Support and Program Updates For Length of Service Selected [Benefits]

Output: Your program stays up-to-date with all required changes

Roofing Contractor Safety Manual - Roofing Contractor Safety Plan - Roofing Contractor Safety Program


Input: [Features] More Than 160 Safety Meetings/Tool Box Talks (English and Spanish) [Benefits]

Output: Keep safety topics and awareness in front of your employees

Roofing Contractor Safety Manual - Roofing Contractor Safety Plan - Roofing Contractor Safety Program


Input: [Features] Project Manual with Project Name [Benefits]

Output: A condensed safety manual to be used on the jobsite

Roofing Contractor Safety Manual - Roofing Contractor Safety Plan - Roofing Contractor Safety Program


Input: [Features] Jobsite Forms - Inspection Checklist, Accident Investigation, Enforcement & More [Benefits]

Output: Forms to help your company stay in compliance

Roofing Contractor Safety Manual - Roofing Contractor Safety Plan - Roofing Contractor Safety Program


Input: [Features] Employee Handbooks (English and Spanish) with Acknowledgment Forms [Benefits]

Output: Get your employee�s buy-in of your company�s safety procedures

Roofing Contractor Safety Manual - Roofing Contractor Safety Plan - Roofing Contractor Safety Program


Input: [Features] Subcontractor Handbooks (English) with Acknowledgment Forms [Benefits]

Output: Make your subcontractors responsible for the actions of their employees specifically as they relate to safety and OSHA compliance.

Roofing Contractor Safety Manual - Roofing Contractor Safety Plan - Roofing Contractor Safety Program


Input: [Features] Forklift Operator Handbooks with Acknowledgment Forms [Benefits]

Output: Additional verification of forklift certification

Roofing Contractor Safety Manual - Roofing Contractor Safety Plan - Roofing Contractor Safety Program


Input: [Features] Multiple State Plan OSHA Compliant Programs [Benefits]

Output: For those whose states have additional safety requirements

Roofing Contractor Safety Manual - Roofing Contractor Safety Plan - Roofing Contractor Safety Program


Input: [Features] OSHA Citation Consultation [Benefits]

Output: Review of OSHA citation to advise on how to proceed

Roofing Contractor Safety Manual - Roofing Contractor Safety Plan - Roofing Contractor Safety Program


Input: [Features] NEW! Additional Safety Policies and Forms [Benefits]

Output: Other helpful forms supplied by government agencies and other sources

Roofing Contractor Safety Manual - Roofing Contractor Safety Plan - Roofing Contractor Safety Program


Input: [0] How many attendees can join? [Sessions] 500 [Projects]

Output: No limits

Real-Time Collaboration - Collaborate & Share Files in the cloud | Bluebeam Studio


Input: [0] How many files can I upload? [Sessions] 100 [Projects]

Output: No limits

Real-Time Collaboration - Collaborate & Share Files in the cloud | Bluebeam Studio


Input: [0] How big can those files be? [Sessions] 100 MB each [Projects]

Output: No limits

Real-Time Collaboration - Collaborate & Share Files in the cloud | Bluebeam Studio


Input: [0] How big can my markups be? [Sessions] 10 MB each [Projects]

Output: No limits

Real-Time Collaboration - Collaborate & Share Files in the cloud | Bluebeam Studio


Input: [0] How much space can I use? [Sessions] No limits [Projects]

Output: No limits

Real-Time Collaboration - Collaborate & Share Files in the cloud | Bluebeam Studio


Input: [0] What files does it support? [Sessions] PDF [Projects]

Output: Any Windows file

Real-Time Collaboration - Collaborate & Share Files in the cloud | Bluebeam Studio


Input: [0] Can I manage attendee access rights? [Sessions] Yes [Projects]

Output: Yes

Real-Time Collaboration - Collaborate & Share Files in the cloud | Bluebeam Studio


Input: [0] Can I view and restore previous file revisions? [Sessions] No [Projects]

Output: Yes

Real-Time Collaboration - Collaborate & Share Files in the cloud | Bluebeam Studio


Input: [0] Can I receive notifications about file and user activity? [Sessions] Yes [Projects]

Output: Yes

Real-Time Collaboration - Collaborate & Share Files in the cloud | Bluebeam Studio


Input: [0] Can I send and receive markup alerts? [Sessions] Yes [Projects]

Output: No

Real-Time Collaboration - Collaborate & Share Files in the cloud | Bluebeam Studio


Input: [0] Do all attendees need a license of Revu? [Sessions] No [Projects]

Output: No

Real-Time Collaboration - Collaborate & Share Files in the cloud | Bluebeam Studio


Input: \experts [Contents] Expert Advisors (trading robots) Note: only files from the root \experts directory are copied. No subdirectories are copied, since it is impossible to reliably determine their contents

Output: \MQL4\Experts

'Data Structure in MetaTrader 4 Build 600 and Higher - MQL4 Articles

Destination folder in the terminal data directory


Input: \experts\indicators [Contents] Custom indicators

Output: \MQL4\Indicators

'Data Structure in MetaTrader 4 Build 600 and Higher - MQL4 Articles

Destination folder in the terminal data directory


Input: \experts\scripts [Contents] Scripts (MQL4 applications for a single run on the chart)

Output: \MQL4\Scripts

'Data Structure in MetaTrader 4 Build 600 and Higher - MQL4 Articles

Destination folder in the terminal data directory


Input: \experts\include [Contents] Source code MQH and MQ4 files implemented into other programs

Output: \MQL4\Include

'Data Structure in MetaTrader 4 Build 600 and Higher - MQL4 Articles

Destination folder in the terminal data directory


Input: \experts\libraries [Contents] Libraries in the form of MQ4 source codes and EX4 executable files compiled from them. They are used for the dynamic call of the functions contained there by other MQL4 programs

Output: \MQL4\Libraries

'Data Structure in MetaTrader 4 Build 600 and Higher - MQL4 Articles

Destination folder in the terminal data directory


Input: \experts\files [Contents] Special "file sandbox". MQL4 applications are allowed to execute file operations only within this directory

Output: \MQL4\Files

'Data Structure in MetaTrader 4 Build 600 and Higher - MQL4 Articles

Destination folder in the terminal data directory


Input: \experts\logs [Contents] Log files of MQL4 applications

Output: \MQL4\Logs

'Data Structure in MetaTrader 4 Build 600 and Higher - MQL4 Articles

Destination folder in the terminal data directory


Input: \experts\presets [Contents] Files of presets for MQL4 applications

Output: \MQL4\Presets

'Data Structure in MetaTrader 4 Build 600 and Higher - MQL4 Articles

Destination folder in the terminal data directory


Input: \experts\images [Contents] Image files for being used in resources

Output: \MQL4\Images

'Data Structure in MetaTrader 4 Build 600 and Higher - MQL4 Articles

Destination folder in the terminal data directory


Input: [Link] SSO Configuration [User Experience]

Output: User will see XML content indentifying SSOCONFIG information.


Input: [Link] Grid Manager [User Experience]

Output: User will see a list of applications currently running under grid for environment lmprod.


Input: [Link] Web login [User Experience]

Output: User will get a web-based login.


Input: [Link] InfoCenter [User Experience]

Output: User will see the Lawson Infocenter.


Input: [Link] Canvas login [User Experience]

Output: Canvas will start and present a canvas-based login to the user. User may see a Java version warning, and canvas may download an older Java to use. User may see "Downloading application 'Landmark Smart Office'". User will be presented with a Lawson Rich Client login.


Input: [Link] Canvas Admin login [User Experience]

Output: Canvas will start and present a canvas-based login to the user. User may see a Java version warning, and canvas may download an older Java to use. User may see "Downloading application 'Landmark Smart Office Admin'". User will be presented with a Lawson Rich Client login.


Input: [0] Protection [Soteria] You can select any files or folders in any location that you want backed up. [DropBox]

Output: ONLY files in your DropBox folder will be protected

Soteria Guardian vs DropBox - Knowledgebase - Soteria Backup Solutions


Input: [0] Security [Soteria] Your files will be protected with 256bit encryption [DropBox]

Output: Your files are unencrypted

Soteria Guardian vs DropBox - Knowledgebase - Soteria Backup Solutions


Input: [0] Replication [Soteria] Your data is replicated to both a primary and secondary location in different cities [DropBox]

Output: Your Data is stored on one remote server, which is a single point of failure.

Soteria Guardian vs DropBox - Knowledgebase - Soteria Backup Solutions


Input: [0] Monitoring [Soteria] Your backups are pro-actively monitored by Soteria support and they will contact you if they see a problem [DropBox]

Output: No active monitoring

Soteria Guardian vs DropBox - Knowledgebase - Soteria Backup Solutions


Input: [0] Local Backup [Soteria] You can use Soteria to perform local backups for local storage or for "initial seeding" [DropBox]

Output: You cannot backup locally with DropBox

Soteria Guardian vs DropBox - Knowledgebase - Soteria Backup Solutions


Input: [0] Bare-Metal Backup [Soteria] You can backup or restore an entire server including Operating System and Configuration with one click. [DropBox]

Output: Bare-Metal backup is not supported, you can only backup limited files.

Soteria Guardian vs DropBox - Knowledgebase - Soteria Backup Solutions


Input: [0] PlugiIns [Soteria] With our plug-ins you can backup live Outlook, Exchange, SQL Server, MySQL etc [DropBox]

Output: You cannot protect open files or databases with DropBox

Soteria Guardian vs DropBox - Knowledgebase - Soteria Backup Solutions


Input: [0] Versioning [Soteria] Each historical file change is stored and you can revert a file or document to an older version [DropBox]

Output: Versioning/Archiving is not supported

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Input: [Release Date] 30-March-2015 [Hotfix #] TS_5.0.2.82 HF-024 [Description]

Output: Fixes the following issue(s): TS-39387 - On-demand caching for a data table does not work when the input is an in-db data table. TSWP-7943 - Opening old analyses on the Web Player while another user is closing the same analysis, may cause application to terminate. TSWP-7972 - Out of memory may occur while sorting if the error occurred on a background thread.

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Input: [Release Date] 03-February-2015 [Hotfix #] TS_5.0.2.81 HF-023 [Description]

Output: Fixes the following issue(s): TS-38832 - Certain interactions with a Bar Chart using a large data set may cause Spotfire to terminate. TS-38903 - Using Parent([Axis.Rows]) in Cross table may consume a lot of memory if the hierarchy is large.

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Input: [Release Date] 12-December-2014 [Hotfix #] TS_5.0.2.79 HF-022 [Description]

Output: Fixes the following issue(s): TS-37801 - When a scatterplot visualization contains a null value for a curve, a line can be drawn at zero. TS-37775 - Spotfire may terminate when filtering for specific visualization configurations. TS-37841 - Adding columns in combination with manually updated dendrograms results in performance issues, including potentially incorrect data. TS-37933 - Spotfire may terminate when visualization configurations contain incorrect types, such as "series by" in a combination chart. TS-38445 - In rare cases, an analysis with embedded data becomes corrupt when removing a predicted column or column from data functions. TS-38558 - Using a backslash in the data panel search field results in an interpretation error. TS-38622 - In calculated columns, using the Last method with LastPeriods navigation sometimes gave the wrong results. TS-38711 - Spotfire may stop responding when opening some embedded .dxp files.

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Input: [Release Date] 31-October-2014 [Hotfix #] TS_5.0.2.74 HF-021 [Description]

Output: Fixes the following issue(s): TS-36877 - An analysis cannot be opened when embedded data is based on certain criteria. TS-37090 - Spotfire may terminate when using "binbydatetime" in all lower-case letters. TS-37225 - Spotfire may terminate when removing the expression on the Y-axis of a Box plot with a specific configuration. TS-37320 - In rare cases, Spotfire may terminate when refreshing data, if the analysis contains a dendrogram. TS-37094 - Spotfire may terminate if interacting with a cross table immediately after a cancelled save of the analysis. TS-37434 - "Needs refresh" icon is not lit when removing input rows from a Data Relationships table. TS-37331 - In rare cases, Spotfire becomes unstable when loading an analysis with calculated columns, depending on the output from a data function. TSWP-7025 - Server may terminate, in some cases, when opening an Excel file. TSWP-6992 - The cached version of scheduled reports is sometimes not used, which can lead to a long delay for large reports.

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