Input: [Status] catastrophicLoss [Description] Disk array lost group metadata or user data. The array does not initialize. [Solution]

Output: Contact your support provider.

Table: RAID Status


Input: [Status] degraded [Description] A RAID set is in a degraded state. If the member RAID level is RAID 5, RAID 50, or RAID 6, performance might be impaired. [Solution]

Output: Identify and replace any failed drives.

Table: RAID Status


Input: [Status] expanding [Description] Disk array is expanding (for example, because you installed additional disk drives or changed the member RAID policy). [Solution]

Output: None needed; informational

Table: RAID Status


Input: [Status] failed [Description] Multiple disk drive failures occurred in the same RAID set. The member is set offline. [Solution]

Output: Contact your support provider.

Table: RAID Status


Input: [Status] ok [Description] Disk array initialization is complete. Performance is normal. [Solution]

Output: None needed; informational

Table: RAID Status


Input: [Status] reconstructing [Description] Disk array is reconstructing data on a drive (for example, because a drive failed, and a spare is replacing it). During reconstruction, performance might decrease. After reconstruction, performance returns to normal, unless a RAID set is degraded. [Solution]

Output: Identify and replace any failed drives.

Table: RAID Status


Input: [Status] verifying [Description] Disk array is initializing (for example, because you set the member RAID policy). [Solution]

Output: None needed; informational

Table: RAID Status


Input: [List of Comparisons] forcibly and quickly uninstall [Wise Uninstaller] Yes [Windows Add/Remove Programs] No [Other Uninstallers]

Output: Yes

Wise Uninstaller - Professional Uninstaller Software Fixing Your Tough Problem of Removing Unwanted Programs


Input: [List of Comparisons] forcibly and quickly uninstall Corrupted Program [Wise Uninstaller] Yes [Windows Add/Remove Programs] No [Other Uninstallers]

Output: Not Sure

Wise Uninstaller - Professional Uninstaller Software Fixing Your Tough Problem of Removing Unwanted Programs


Input: [List of Comparisons] Registry Entries Clean [Wise Uninstaller] Great [Windows Add/Remove Programs] Poor [Other Uninstallers]

Output: Good

Wise Uninstaller - Professional Uninstaller Software Fixing Your Tough Problem of Removing Unwanted Programs


Input: [List of Comparisons] Forcibly Display/Uninstall Hidden Program [Wise Uninstaller] Yes [Windows Add/Remove Programs] No [Other Uninstallers]

Output: Yes

Wise Uninstaller - Professional Uninstaller Software Fixing Your Tough Problem of Removing Unwanted Programs


Input: [List of Comparisons] Show Details Of Program [Wise Uninstaller] Great [Windows Add/Remove Programs] Poor [Other Uninstallers]

Output: Good

Wise Uninstaller - Professional Uninstaller Software Fixing Your Tough Problem of Removing Unwanted Programs


Input: [List of Comparisons] Speed uninstall [Wise Uninstaller] Great [Windows Add/Remove Programs] Poor [Other Uninstallers]

Output: Slow

Wise Uninstaller - Professional Uninstaller Software Fixing Your Tough Problem of Removing Unwanted Programs


Input: [Product] Lithic.com [Type] Website [Current Status] Limited Success, hopefully the Facebook app will help the site gain scale. [Description]

Output: Create and share custom calendars. It is already Facebook integrated and a Facebook app is in development which should be done in February 2013


Input: [Product] DailyGloom [Type] Website [Current Status] Probably a failure. Too much time and cost to create the cartoons, and they yield very little revenue. I'll keep doing this as a hobby since I enjoy it. [Description]

Output: Humor aimed at people who read "The Economist"


Input: [Product] EyesBot [Type] iOS utility app [Current Status] To early to tell whether this will be a success or failure. But it appears to be at least a limited success. I'll know more after releasing EyesBot Lite [Description]

Output: An app for iPhone/iPod that permits streaming images from an iOS device to a browser. There is also remote photo taking and motion detection capability


Input: [Product] EyesBot Watcher [Type] iOS utility app [Current Status] The first version looks like a limited success. I have plans for the next several versions and this will hopefully be one of the main revenue earners. [Description]

Output: A security app that has a robot interface that follows motion (not motion on the screen, it processes images to track motion in the physical world). It was technically an interesting product to work on and I plan to post an entry about real time motion tracking.


Input: [Product] EyesBot Lite [Type] iOS utility app [Current Status] Under development and planned for release by end of February 2013. [Description]

Output: A limited version of EyesBot, without motion detection, photo capture, or rate control functionality.


Input: [Product] EyesBot Driver [Type] iOS utility app [Current Status] Hopefully, this will be a popular product. It is very unusual and a great deal of fun to use, so it may be. [Description]

Output: A app that is in development that permits your iOS device to control a small vehicle. I'll post more when it is available.


Input: [Product] Global Dodgeball [Type] iOS game app [Current Status] Not likely to succeed. I'm going to launch a multi-player version which I expect to be somewhat popular, but the games market is hit based, and I don't think this will be a hit. I'll continue working on it since I enjoy the game. [Description]

Output: A dodgeball game where you can set the number of opponent players and level of difficulty. Due to the way I wanted to create the controls, I only distribute this for the iPad


Input: [Feature] Supported systems [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] MySQL [Adminer 3.1.0] MySQL, SQLite, PostgreSQL, MS SQL, Oracle [Comment]

Output: Adminer is also available in a MySQL-only version.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] Login [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] partial [Adminer 3.1.0] complete [Comment]

Output: Adminer offers permanent login including user list, phpMyAdmin only partial support through configuration.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] Create table [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] not smart [Adminer 3.1.0] smart [Comment]

Output: In phpMyAdmin you have to specify the number of fields prior to creating the table. The form design transposes based on the number of fields. Adminer adds fields automatically.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] Alter table [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] restricted [Adminer 3.1.0] free [Comment]

Output: phpMyAdmin cannot move columns and cannot add columns in different places at once (every alter table is very slow when applied to big tables). Adminer can reorganize columns and add them in different places - at once.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] Enum type [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] miserable [Adminer 3.1.0] comfortable [Comment]

Output: Adminer offers textarea with one item per line for enum type creation.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] Indexes [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] one at a time [Adminer 3.1.0] all at once [Comment]

Output: Adding an index is a slow operation with big tables. Adminer allows manipulation with all indexes together.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] Foreign keys [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] limited [Adminer 3.1.0] complete [Comment]

Output: It is not possible to create multi-column foreign keys in phpMyAdmin. You have to create an index manually before you create the foreign key. Adminer offers a foreign keys interface directly in create/alter table.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] Views [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] no alter [Adminer 3.1.0] full support [Comment]

Output: It is not possible to alter a view in phpMyAdmin, it must be dropped and recreated manually.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] User interface [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] confusing [Adminer 3.1.0] intuitive [Comment]

Output: An example that applies to many differenet cases: there is an icon by table name in navigation. Half of users do not know that it has a different function than table name, the other half is not sure which function it is.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] Triggers, routines, events [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] no create, alter manually [Adminer 3.1.0] full support [Comment]

Output: phpMyAdmin does not offer an interface for creating these objects and has only primitive functionality for altering them.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] Calling routines [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] SQL only [Adminer 3.1.0] friendly [Comment]

Output: Calling stored procedures and functions in phpMyAdmin is possible only by creating a SQL query. Adminer offers a friendly interface.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] Selecting data [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] lacking [Adminer 3.1.0] functions, grouping [Comment]

Output: Adminer allows grouping results and applying functions to columns in select statements. It is also possible to order by several columns at once. phpMyAdmin lacks these features.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] Blob field download [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] extra tables [Adminer 3.1.0] automatic [Comment]

Output: It is possible to download the contents of a blob field in phpMyAdmin only by creating extra tables, specifying them in the configuration and manually marking the downloadable fields. Adminer allows downloading any blob.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] Relations [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] extra tables [Adminer 3.1.0] automatic [Comment]

Output: To link data through foreign keys, you have to create an extra table and specify it in the configuration of phpMyAdmin.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] Bulk editing [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] absent [Adminer 3.1.0] present [Comment]

Output: There is no way to change a field value for several rows at once in phpMyAdmin. Adminer offers both relative and absolute modifications.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] Multiple editing [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] complicated [Adminer 3.1.0] trivial [Comment]

Output: For example, to fix typos on ten rows: You have to select these rows in phpMyAdmin, edit them, find the typos again and save. In Adminer, just double-click on a typo and save.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] Clone row [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] error-prone [Adminer 3.1.0] safe [Comment]

Output: phpMyAdmin offers the clone row feature after standard editing, therefore it is possible to overwrite the row by mistake. Adminer has a special button that is displayed prior to this operation.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] Schema [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] extra tables [Adminer 3.1.0] always [Comment]

Output: Schema in phpMyAdmin is available only after setting up and specifying extra tables in the configuration file and only through PDF or . Adminer uses HTML and JavaScript.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] Synchronization [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] requires remote access [Adminer 3.1.0] works anywhere [Comment]

Output: phpMyAdmin synchronize feature does not work without remote access to the server which is usually disabled by a firewall. Adminer uses a different approach - it can create an ALTER export which generates alter commands to synchronize the target database with the source after running on the remote server.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] Database list [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] slow [Adminer 3.1.0] fast [Comment]

Output: Database list is slow because it displays the number of tables. Adminer downloads this data asynchronously.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] Status variables [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] one-line summary [Adminer 3.1.0] official documentation [Comment]

Output: phpMyAdmin displays an on-line summary for some status variables, Adminer links to the official documentation.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] Variables [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] no description [Adminer 3.1.0] official documentation [Comment]

Output: phpMyAdmin does not display any description for variables, Adminer links to the official documentation.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] Multiple browser tabs [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] blocking [Adminer 3.1.0] non-blocking [Comment]

Output: When one browser tab is performing a long operation, it is not possible to work with phpMyAdmin in another tab. Adminer on the other hand is concurrent and non-blocking.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] SQL queries [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] one result [Adminer 3.1.0] several results [Comment]

Output: Adminer is able to display the results of separate SQL queries all in one page.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] Syntax highlighting [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] no links [Adminer 3.1.0] documentation links [Comment]

Output: Adminer provides links to documentation for all SQL keywords.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] Keyboard shortcucts [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] obstructive [Adminer 3.1.0] handy [Comment]

Output: In phpMyAdmin, Ctrl+Left/Right does not skip by words as is the standard, instead it moves between fields. In Adminer, keyboard shortcuts work as expected: Tab inside a SQL textarea works and Ctrl+Enter sends a form.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] Motívy [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] 6 [Adminer 3.1.0] 8 [Comment]

Output: phpMyAdmin skin requires creating over 100 icons.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] Customization [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] extra tables [Adminer 3.1.0] PHP class [Comment]

Output: phpMyAdmin offers very simple customizations through special tables. Adminer offers advanced customization through a PHP extension class.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] Overall performance [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] slow [Adminer 3.1.0] fast [Comment]

Output: Adminer is 28% faster on average (according to independent test by Juraj Hajdúch).

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] Security bugs fixed in 2010 [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] 10 [Adminer 3.1.0] 1 [Comment]

Output: phpMyAdmin still fails to address serious security issues such as ClickJacking from the same domain or Referer Leakage.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] New version notifications [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] e-mail [Adminer 3.1.0] inside Adminer [Comment]

Output: You can subscribe to e-mail notifications in phpMyAdmin. Adminer is more user friendly: the availability of a new version is displayed automatically in Adminer itself. There is also an RSS channel for both tools.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] Number of files [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] 879 [Adminer 3.1.0] 1 [Comment]

Output: The Adminer source code is well structured and kept in 70 files. The final, single file version is the result of compilation and minification.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] Size [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] 15 126 kB [Adminer 3.1.0] 291 kB [Comment]

Output: Number of files and size becomes apparent when installing/copying the application to a remote server. Installing Adminer is a snap.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] License [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] GPL [Adminer 3.1.0] GPL or Apache [Comment]

Output: GPL license is quite restrictive - it requires derived products to be also under GPL.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] Požiadavky [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] PHP 5.2+, MySQL 5+ [Adminer 3.1.0] PHP 4.3+, MySQL 4.1+ [Comment]

Output: Adminer works even with older versions of PHP and MySQL. phpMyAdmin requires a downgrade to work in older versions.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Feature] Konfigurácia [phpMyAdmin 3.3.9] usually necessary [Adminer 3.1.0] zero configuration [Comment]

Output: phpMyAdmin usually requires at least some configuration, Adminer just works.

Adminer - Why is better than phpMyAdmin?


Input: [Name] Clipbook [Recommeded Setting] Disable [Description]

Output: This is for using your clipboard over a network. It allows a user to copy and paste text from one computer to another over a network. Insecure and hardly anyone uses it. Might be disable already if you have SP2 installed.

Windows xp and vista tricks and tips: How To Disable Background Processes In Windows XP


Input: [Name] Error Reporting Service [Recommeded Setting] Disable [Description]

Output: When a program crashes, this will send information to Microsoft's research team. It is a waste to run all the time just for a few application crashes.

Windows xp and vista tricks and tips: How To Disable Background Processes In Windows XP


Input: [Name] Fast User Switching [Recommeded Setting] Manual [Description]

Output: This allows programs which use Window's multi-user features to run and allows users to switch from one profile to another.

Windows xp and vista tricks and tips: How To Disable Background Processes In Windows XP


Input: [Name] Help and Support [Recommeded Setting] Disable [Description]

Output: This service enables the Help and Support center to run which gives you assistance for some common problems. This has been found not to be helpful in most cases and better assistance can be found by Googling for solutions.

Windows xp and vista tricks and tips: How To Disable Background Processes In Windows XP


Input: [Name] Remote Access Auto Connection Manager [Recommeded Setting] Manual [Description]

Output: Not needed unless you have computers networked for sharing files and printers directly to other computers AND are doing the sharing over the Internet instead of locally.

Windows xp and vista tricks and tips: How To Disable Background Processes In Windows XP


Input: [Name] Remote Access Connection Manager [Recommeded Setting] Manual [Description]

Output: Same as above.

Windows xp and vista tricks and tips: How To Disable Background Processes In Windows XP


Input: [Name] Remote Desktop Help Session Manager [Recommeded Setting] Manual [Description]

Output: Allows technical support representatives or friends to assist your computer from a remote location. Usually insecure and and wastes system resources.

Windows xp and vista tricks and tips: How To Disable Background Processes In Windows XP


Input: [Name] Telephony [Recommeded Setting] Disabled [Description]

Output: Needed for making phone calls with software on your computer such as Skype. Not needed for VoIP services such as Vonage or Comcast digital voice as they do not go through the computer. Any Internet phone service being used through the computer needs this to be enabled. If you are not using such software, it is suggested that you disable this for security purposes and to save memory.

Windows xp and vista tricks and tips: How To Disable Background Processes In Windows XP


Input: [Name] Terminal Services [Recommeded Setting] Disabled [Description]

Output: Allows multiple people to connect to your computer from over the Internet and display the desktop and applications. Insecure and best to disable if you are not using it.

Windows xp and vista tricks and tips: How To Disable Background Processes In Windows XP


Input: [Name] Windows Firewall/Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) [Recommeded Setting] Disabled (unless you have no other Firewall installed) [Description]

Output: This is Microsoft's Firewall which is built into Windows XP. If there is already another Firewall installed from another vendor, it is important that this is disabled this because two Firewalls would put needless strain on a PC.

Windows xp and vista tricks and tips: How To Disable Background Processes In Windows XP


Input: [Name] Wireless Zero Configuration [Recommeded Setting] Disabled (unless you use the Internet wirelessly) [Description]

Output: This is needed for connecting a computer to wireless Internet.

Windows xp and vista tricks and tips: How To Disable Background Processes In Windows XP


Input: [Version] 2.2 [Date] 03/23/2015 [Change Info]

Output: The latest version can print PDF files by any macro.

Total PDF Printer v2.2 Shareware Download - Total PDF Printer is invaluable to print many PDF files in batches via user interface or command line in just 1 click.


Input: [Version] 2.1 [Date] 09/19/2014 [Change Info]

Output: The latest version can print PDF files by date.

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Input: [Version] 2.0 [Date] 11/15/2013 [Change Info]

Output: The latest version can print PDF files in duplex vertical or duplex horizontal modes.

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Input: [Version] 1.9 [Date] 04/26/2013 [Change Info]

Output: The latest version allows adding a separator sheet between the printed pages.

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Input: [Version] 1.8 [Date] 11/16/2012 [Change Info]

Output: The latest version allows printing PDF files in duplex vertical or duplex horizontal modes.

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Input: [Version] 1.7 [Date] 01/25/2012 [Change Info]

Output: The latest version allows to print only landscape or only portrait pages from PDF files

Total PDF Printer v2.2 Shareware Download - Total PDF Printer is invaluable to print many PDF files in batches via user interface or command line in just 1 click.


Input: [Version] 1.6 [Date] 07/27/2011 [Change Info]

Output: The latest version allows printing PDF files in batch via command line and use fit-to-page option.

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Input: [Version] 1.5 [Date] 03/11/2011 [Change Info]

Output: The latest version allows printing PDF files by file date/time order.

Total PDF Printer v2.2 Shareware Download - Total PDF Printer is invaluable to print many PDF files in batches via user interface or command line in just 1 click.


Input: [Description] Quick to install, no files to edit, no settings to tweak. [Feature]

Output: Easy Setup


Input: [Description] Process thousands of jobs per second without breaking a sweat. [Feature]

Output: Speed


Input: [Description] Client libraries exist for over 21 languages including Python, Ruby, and Go. [Feature]

Output: Client Support


Input: [Description] Supports multiple work queues created automatically on demand. [Feature]

Output: Tubes


Input: [Description] Beanstalk’s reserve, work, delete cycle ensures reliable processing. [Feature]

Output: Reliable


Input: [Description] Delay enqueuing jobs by a specified interval to be processed later. [Feature]

Output: Scheduling


Input: [Description] Important jobs go to the head of the queue and get processed sooner. [Feature]

Output: Priorities


Input: [Description] Jobs are stored in memory for speed, but logged to disk for safe keeping. [Feature]

Output: Persistence


Input: [Description] Client-side federation provides effortless horizontal scalability. [Feature]

Output: Scalability


Input: [Description] Bury any job which causes an error for later debugging and inspection. [Feature]

Output: Error Handling


Input: [Description] Talk directly to the beanstalkd server over telnet to get a handle on your app. [Feature]

Output: Simple Debugging


Input: [Description] Each beanstalkd process can handle tens of thousands of open connections. [Feature]

Output: Efficiency


Input: [Description] Use the built-in ulimit OS feature to cap beanstalkd's memory consumption. [Feature]

Output: Memory Usage


Input: [Mark] P [Description]

Output: Pass: Renders and functions properly

Releases/Babaco/Compatibility Matrix - Wikimedia Usability Initiative


Input: [Mark] F [Description]

Output: Fail: Does not render or function properly

Releases/Babaco/Compatibility Matrix - Wikimedia Usability Initiative


Input: [Mark] XF [Description]

Output: Expected Fail: Does not render or function properly, but is not expected to due to expected browser limitations

Releases/Babaco/Compatibility Matrix - Wikimedia Usability Initiative


Input: [Mark] RF [Description]

Output: RTL Fail: Renders and functions properly in left to right mode, but not in right to left (as seen on our http://prototype.wikimedia.org/ar ).

Releases/Babaco/Compatibility Matrix - Wikimedia Usability Initiative


Input: [Mark] -- [Description]

Output: For the browsers which were not part of the test

Releases/Babaco/Compatibility Matrix - Wikimedia Usability Initiative


Input: [Mark] * [Description]

Output: For Firefox 2.0.0.5 and above

Releases/Babaco/Compatibility Matrix - Wikimedia Usability Initiative


Input: [Feature] Base Recording Rate [Jade Noise Community] Limited to base recording rates of 5 or 10 samples per second. [Jade Noise Professional]

Output: From 50 or 20 per second (depending on sound card capabilities) to once every 5 seconds.

Jade Noise 2.7 - Noise Monitoring Software


Input: [Feature] Viewing Data [Jade Noise Community] Maximum of 40000 samples at one time. [Jade Noise Professional]

Output: No limitations on opening data other than available memory and disk space.

Jade Noise 2.7 - Noise Monitoring Software


Input: [Feature] Statistics [Jade Noise Community] Pre-defined list of statistics. [Jade Noise Professional]

Output: Common statistics supplied. Can also define your own exposure statistics.

Jade Noise 2.7 - Noise Monitoring Software


Input: [Feature] Events [Jade Noise Community] Standardised event labels in a single pre-defined event bar. [Jade Noise Professional]

Output: Allows you to set up your own event labels to mark noise events with meaningful names (that is, customised event bars).

Jade Noise 2.7 - Noise Monitoring Software


Input: [Feature] Measurement Profiles [Jade Noise Community] Pre-defined list of measurement profiles. Intermittent data capture is not supported. [Jade Noise Professional]

Output: Allows you to define your own measurement profiles that determine when and for how long data capture occurs, including intermittent data capture.

Jade Noise 2.7 - Noise Monitoring Software


Input: [Feature] Measurement Notes [Jade Noise Community] Not available. [Jade Noise Professional]

Output: Allows you to enter and edit notes and minor observations on your data capture.

Jade Noise 2.7 - Noise Monitoring Software


Input: [Feature] Export [Jade Noise Community] Allows you to export the generated measurement details note and statistics reports as text (statistics for export are based on a maximum of 40000 data samples). Exporting raw data is not supported. [Jade Noise Professional]

Output: Allows you to export notes and statistics reports as text. Can also export raw data, for example for use in your own spreadsheets. Can create your own export scripts or or modify the supplied scripts to produce your own customised export formats.

Jade Noise 2.7 - Noise Monitoring Software


Input: [1] Description of Underlying Technology [2] Why the Underlying Technology May Be Wanted [3] Why the Underlying Technology May Be Unwanted [4] Common Terms for Well- Known Unwanted Varieties [0]

Output: Underlying Technology


Input: [1] Any program that causes advertising content to be displayed [2] May be linked to other software or content that is wanted, subsidizing its cost. May provide advertising that is desired by the user. [3] May be a nuisance and impair productivity May display objectionable content Can slow machine down or cause crashes and loss of data May not provide users with adequate removal tools May be associated with security risks [4] Adware [0]

Output: Advertising Display Software


Input: [1] Used to download and install software without user interaction [2] May be used for automatic updates, or other automatic system maintenance [3] May be used to install unauthorized applications including those in other categories [4] Tricklers [0]

Output: Automatic Download Software


Input: [1] Used to make calls or access services through a modem or Internet connection [2] May allow access to desired services [3] May cause unexpected toll calls to be made and charged to the user [4] Unauthorized Dialers [0]

Output: Dialing Software


Input: [1] Used to gather limited information about user activities without installing any software on the user's computers [2] May be used for desired customization or personalization (example: 'similar items you might like') May allow advertisers to avoid showing the same ad too often to the same person [3] May allow unwanted collection of information (for example, Web sites a user has visited) [4] Unauthorized Tracking Cookies [0]

Output: Passive Tracking Technologies


Input: [1] Used to allow remote access or control of computer systems [2] May allow remote technical support or troubleshooting Can provide users remote access to own data or resources [3] Can be used to turn a user's machine into a mass mailer or soldier for DDoS attack or a host for malicious or inappropriate content Done covertly, it is stealing cycles and other resources Can slow machines down May be associated with loss of data May cause personal information to be shared widely or allow it to be stolen [4] Backdoors Botnets Droneware [0]

Output: Remote Control Software


Input: [1] Used by a computer user to analyze or circumvent security protections [2] Can be used for security research and other legitimate security purposes [3] Are frequently used nefariously Presence may violate corporate policies or family understandings [4] Hacker Tools Port and vulnerability scanners Password crackers [0]

Output: Security Analysis Software


Input: [1] Used to modify system and change user experience: e.g. home page, search page, default media player, or lower level system functions [2] May be used for desirable customization [3] Without appropriate consent, system modification is hijacking Can compromise system integrity and security Can drive user to spoofed web sites in order to steal their ID. [4] Hijackers Rootkits [0]

Output: System Modifying Software


Input: [1] Used to monitor user behavior or gather information about the user, sometimes including personally identifiable or other sensitive information. [2] May be used for legitimate monitoring: e.g. by parents or companies May be a necessary component of adware that is linked to wanted software May allow customization [3] Done covertly, tracking is spying May collect personal information that can be shared widely or stolen, resulting in fraud or ID theft Can be used in the commission of other crimes, including domestic violence and stalking Can slow machine down May be associated with security risks and/or loss of data [4] Spyware (narrow)* Snoopware Unauthorized Keylogger Unauthorized Screen Scraper [0]

Output: Tracking Software


Input: [Feature] Server Desktop - Web-based Graphical User Interface (GUI) [Benefit] The Sun Cobalt Server Desktop is an intuitive, easy-to-use Web-based GUI that shields the user from the complexity of the underlying Linux operating system. The Sun Cobalt Server Desktop provides end users with a simple yet powerful interface to manage and modify virtual sites. [Function]

Output: The Web-based GUI allows for extreme ease-of-use.

Server and Web Hosting on Cobalt Raq550 server appliance (BeoCITY - Beograd @ Internet)


Input: [Feature] IP Address Allocation [Benefit] This feature allows Service Providers and Network administrators to fully delegate virtual site management while still making sure that IP addressing will be consistent across the network. [Function]

Output: The main administrator of the server appliance can specify and limit what IP addresses will be made available to the other administrators when they create or modify virtual sites.

Server and Web Hosting on Cobalt Raq550 server appliance (BeoCITY - Beograd @ Internet)


Input: [Feature] User Import/Export [Benefit] This is a great time saving feature to move users between Virtual sites or servers. [Function]

Output: The administrator can use this function to import or export a user list in TSV (Tab Separated Value) format.

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Input: [Feature] Multiple Administrators [Benefit] The system admin can delegate the administration to trusted third parties. [Function]

Output: The system administrator can create additional administrator accounts.

Server and Web Hosting on Cobalt Raq550 server appliance (BeoCITY - Beograd @ Internet)


Input: [Feature] Sun Cobalt BlueLinQ [Benefit] Using Sun Cobalt's BlueLinQ technology, the appliance notifies the administrator when a new package is available, and then with a click of a button, allows the administrator to download the new software package and have it automatically installed. [Function]

Output: Sun Cobalt BlueLinQ application delivery service is an innovative mechanism that gives Sun Cobalt RaQ 550 server appliance owners instant access to the latest product updates and new services as they become available.

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Input: [Feature] Active Monitor [Benefit] Active Monitor automatically sends notification messages to the administrator in the event a system component has problems. [Function]

Output: Active Monitor is a Sun Cobalt utility that regularly checks key system components for proper operation.

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Input: [Feature] Auto DNS (Domain Name Server) [Benefit] This new feature dramatically simplifies the task of managing virtual sites. [Function]

Output: The automatic DNS configuration option updates the DNS records when creating or modifying virtual sites.

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Input: [Suggested Pattern] Real-World Thing [Example and Notes]

Output: URIs for things that exist in the real world, such as schools, railways stations or hospitals.


Input: [Suggested Pattern] /id/{type}/{id} [Example and Notes]

Output: http://education.data.gov.uk/id/school/520965 A request to one of these URIs should result in an HTTP 303 See Other redirection to a document that describes the thing. The identifier should not be tied to a particular backend (such as the row number of something within a database); it will be something relevant in many datasets, such as a school's unique reference number or a station's TIPLOC code. Note that the case convention for the type within the URI is lower-case-hyphenated.


Input: [Suggested Pattern] /id/{type}/{id}/{child-type}/{child-id} [Example and Notes]

Output: http://reference.data.gov.uk/id/department/bis/unit/finance-commercial-group These URIs should be used when the identifier for a real-world thing is only unique within a particular parent thing. Examples are units within organisations or junctions on motorways. They should be handled in the same way as above.


Input: [Suggested Pattern] /data/{dataset}/{date}#{type}{number} [Example and Notes]

Output: http://data.education.gov.uk/data/edubase/2010-09-01#school37 Do not use URIs of this form unless there is no good reusable identifier for something within a dataset (see URIs for datasets, below). URIs of this form are closely coupled to datasets, and we use a fragment identifier (eg #school37) rather than a path to simplify publication in this case. URIs of this form might be later linked up to other, dataset-independent, URIs through a separate matching step (such as through tallying company names and postcodes).


Input: [Suggested Pattern] URI Set [Example and Notes]

Output: URI for a set of things that follow a particular URI pattern and of a particular type, such as the set of schools.


Input: [Suggested Pattern] /id/{type} [Example and Notes]

Output: http://education.data.gov.uk/id/school A request to one of these URIs should result in an HTTP 303 See Other redirection to a document that describes the URI set, for example including metadata about the type of things that use this URI pattern, and a list of a few examples.


Input: [Suggested Pattern] /id/{type}/{id}/{child-type} [Example and Notes]

Output: http://transport.data.gov.uk/id/road/M5/junction These URIs work in the same way as those above, but are for URIs that have more than one level.


Input: [Suggested Pattern] Generic Documents [Example and Notes]

Output: URIs for documents about things or sets of things.


Input: [Suggested Pattern] /doc/{type}/{id} [Example and Notes]

Output: http://education.data.gov.uk/doc/school/520965 These are documents about real-world things. A request to a URI of this form should result in a document that contains current information about that thing.


Input: [Suggested Pattern] /doc/{type} [Example and Notes]

Output: http://education.data.gov.uk/doc/school These are documents about sets of things. A request to a URI of this form should return a document that describes that set and should usually give a list of some examples of that type. It may also be a starting point for an API that enables you to search for particular things of this type.


Input: [Suggested Pattern] /doc/{type}/{id}/{child-type} [Example and Notes]

Output: http://education.data.gov.uk/doc/road/M5/junction These are documents about sets of things, in the same way as above.


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

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


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

Output: Free with enhanced online support tool


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

Output: Yes


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

Output: Yes


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

Output: Yes


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

Output: Yes


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

Output: Yes


Input: [Maintenance Task] Backup ConfigMgr Site Server [Default schedule] None. [Enabled by default]

Output: No

SCCM 2012: Predefined Maintenance Task Schedules


Input: [Maintenance Task] Clear Install Flag [Default schedule] Sunday between midnight and 5:00 A.M. [Enabled by default]

Output: No

SCCM 2012: Predefined Maintenance Task Schedules


Input: [Maintenance Task] Delete Aged Client Access License Data [Default schedule] Saturday between midnight and 5:00 A.M. [Enabled by default]

Output: No

SCCM 2012: Predefined Maintenance Task Schedules


Input: [Maintenance Task] Delete Aged Collected Files [Default schedule] Saturday between midnight and 5:00 A.M. [Enabled by default]

Output: Yes

SCCM 2012: Predefined Maintenance Task Schedules


Input: [Maintenance Task] Delete Aged Computer Association Data [Default schedule] Saturday, between midnight and 5:00 A.M. [Enabled by default]

Output: Yes

SCCM 2012: Predefined Maintenance Task Schedules


Input: [Maintenance Task] Delete Aged Configuration Management Data [Default schedule] Saturday, between midnight and 5:00 A.M. [Enabled by default]

Output: Yes

SCCM 2012: Predefined Maintenance Task Schedules


Input: [Maintenance Task] Delete Aged Discovery Data [Default schedule] Saturday, between midnight and 5:00 A.M. [Enabled by default]

Output: Yes

SCCM 2012: Predefined Maintenance Task Schedules


Input: [Maintenance Task] Delete Aged Inventory History [Default schedule] Saturday, between midnight and 5:00 A.M. [Enabled by default]

Output: Yes

SCCM 2012: Predefined Maintenance Task Schedules


Input: [Maintenance Task] Delete Aged Software Metering Data [Default schedule] Daily, between midnight and 5:00 A.M. [Enabled by default]

Output: Yes

SCCM 2012: Predefined Maintenance Task Schedules


Input: [Maintenance Task] Delete Aged Software Metering Summary Data [Default schedule] Sunday between midnight and 5:00 A.M. [Enabled by default]

Output: Yes

SCCM 2012: Predefined Maintenance Task Schedules


Input: [Maintenance Task] Delete Aged Status Messages [Default schedule] Daily, between midnight and 5:00 A.M. [Enabled by default]

Output: Yes

SCCM 2012: Predefined Maintenance Task Schedules


Input: [Maintenance Task] Delete Inactive Client Discovery [Default schedule] Saturday between midnight and 5:00 A.M. [Enabled by default]

Output: No

SCCM 2012: Predefined Maintenance Task Schedules


Input: [Maintenance Task] Delete Obsolete Client Discovery Data [Default schedule] Saturday between midnight and 5:00 A.M. [Enabled by default]

Output: No

SCCM 2012: Predefined Maintenance Task Schedules


Input: [Maintenance Task] Monitor Keys [Default schedule] Sunday, between midnight and 5:00 A.M. [Enabled by default]

Output: Yes

SCCM 2012: Predefined Maintenance Task Schedules


Input: [Maintenance Task] Rebuild Indexes [Default schedule] Sunday, between midnight and 5:00 A.M. [Enabled by default]

Output: Yes

SCCM 2012: Predefined Maintenance Task Schedules


Input: [Maintenance Task] Summarize Client Access License Weekly Usage Data [Default schedule] Saturday between midnight and 5:00 A.M. [Enabled by default]

Output: No

SCCM 2012: Predefined Maintenance Task Schedules


Input: [Maintenance Task] Summarize Software Metering File Usage Data [Default schedule] Daily, between midnight and 5:00 A.M. [Enabled by default]

Output: Yes

SCCM 2012: Predefined Maintenance Task Schedules


Input: [Maintenance Task] Summarize Software Metering Monthly Usage Data [Default schedule] Daily, between midnight and 5:00 A.M. [Enabled by default]

Output: Yes

SCCM 2012: Predefined Maintenance Task Schedules


Input: [WebsiteSpot.com Web Hosting] 4th 3rd 2nd 1st [0]

Output: Generation

Affordable Web Hosting For Small Business - WebsiteSpot.com


Input: [WebsiteSpot.com Web Hosting] Hosted across multiple servers with proprietary Dynamic Traffic Management. Easy-to-manage and affordable. It's the next generation of Web Hosting. Expensive, complex Web Hosting that requires extensive technical knowledge. Interactive sites (blogs, eCommerce, small business) with performance limited to a single server. Simple static sites with limited functionality. [0]

Output: Description

Affordable Web Hosting For Small Business - WebsiteSpot.com


Input: [WebsiteSpot.com Web Hosting] YES Yes No Unknown [0]

Output: Is my site hosted on a cluster of multiple servers with real-time load-balancing?

Affordable Web Hosting For Small Business - WebsiteSpot.com


Input: [WebsiteSpot.com Web Hosting] YES, capacity scales at NO additional cost. No No (Due to constraints of single server with thousands of sites.) Unknown [0]

Output: When faced with large increases in traffic, will my site continue to load quickly at no additional cost?

Affordable Web Hosting For Small Business - WebsiteSpot.com


Input: [WebsiteSpot.com Web Hosting] Yes, our proprietary Dynamic Traffic Management keeps your site up and running. Yes No No [0]

Output: If my server crashes, will my site stay up with zero interruption?

Affordable Web Hosting For Small Business - WebsiteSpot.com


Input: [WebsiteSpot.com Web Hosting] Yes, it is designed for everyone. Maybe, if you are a tech guru. Yes, but who wants to be stuck in the past? Yes [0]

Output: Can I use this even though I'm not a rocket scientist?

Affordable Web Hosting For Small Business - WebsiteSpot.com


Input: [WebsiteSpot.com Web Hosting] No, we won't punish you for your success. Yes No Yes [0]

Output: Do I pay more if I use more bandwidth?

Affordable Web Hosting For Small Business - WebsiteSpot.com


Input: [WebsiteSpot.com Web Hosting] Yes, Premium DNS protects your domain. (with Ultimate plan) No No No [0]

Output: Am I protected against URL spoofing?

Affordable Web Hosting For Small Business - WebsiteSpot.com


Input: [WebsiteSpot.com Web Hosting] YES (with Ultimate plan) No Yes — — [0]

Output: Do I get a free SSL certificate with fixed IP?

Affordable Web Hosting For Small Business - WebsiteSpot.com


Input: [WebsiteSpot.com Web Hosting] YES, every day (with Ultimate plan) No No No [0]

Output: Will my site be scanned for malware vulnerabilities?

Affordable Web Hosting For Small Business - WebsiteSpot.com


Input: [WebsiteSpot.com Web Hosting] YES Unknown Unknown Unknown [0]

Output: Will my server be protected against DoS (Denial-of-Service) and other malicious attacks?

Affordable Web Hosting For Small Business - WebsiteSpot.com


Input: [WebsiteSpot.com Web Hosting] Two levels. Provides network AND server-level intrusion prevention. Unknown Unknown Unknown [0]

Output: What level of intrusion prevention is offered?

Affordable Web Hosting For Small Business - WebsiteSpot.com


Input: [Module] Accounts Payable [Recommended Modules] System Manager, General Ledger [Required Modules]

Output: System Manager


Input: [Module] Accounts Receivable [Recommended Modules] System Manager, General Ledger [Required Modules]

Output: System Manager


Input: [Module] After-The-Fact Client Accounting [Recommended Modules] System Manager, General Ledger [Required Modules]

Output: System Manager, General Ledger


Input: [Module] Bank Reconciliation [Recommended Modules] System Manager, General Ledger, Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, Payroll [Required Modules]

Output: System Manager, General Ledger


Input: [Module] Client Payroll Billing [Recommended Modules] System Manager, Payroll, Accounts Receivable, General Ledger [Required Modules]

Output: System Manager, Payroll


Input: [Module] General Ledger [Recommended Modules] System Manager [Required Modules]

Output: System Manager


Input: [Module] Grant Tracking [Recommended Modules] System Manager, General Ledger [Required Modules]

Output: System Manager, General Ledger


Input: [Module] Human Resources [Recommended Modules] System Manager, Payroll [Required Modules]

Output: System Manager, Payroll


Input: [Module] Inventory Control [Recommended Modules] System Manager, General Ledger, Purchase Order / Sales Order or Accounts Payable / Accounts Receivable [Required Modules]

Output: System Manager


Input: [Module] Job Costing [Recommended Modules] System Manager, General Ledger, Accounts Receivable, Inventory Control, Accounts Payable, Payroll [Required Modules]

Output: System Manager


Input: [Module] Payroll [Recommended Modules] System Manager ,General Ledger [Required Modules]

Output: System Manager


Input: [Module] Project Tracking [Recommended Modules] System Manager ,General Ledger [Required Modules]

Output: System Manager ,General Ledger


Input: [Module] Purchase Order [Recommended Modules] System Manager, General Ledger, Accounts Payable, Inventory Control [Required Modules]

Output: System Manager, Accounts Payable


Input: [Module] Sales Order [Recommended Modules] System Manager, General Ledger, Accounts Receivable, Inventory Control [Required Modules]

Output: System Manager, Accounts Receivable


Input: [0] Title [2] Screenshot [3] Download [1]

Output: Description

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Add Controls at Runtime Example [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: A easy example of how to dynamically add controls while your program is already running.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Alpha Blending (Shapes and Images) Example [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: A example that shows how to AlphaBlend shapes and Images using the DotNet Framwork. This example shows how to AlphaBlend 2 rectangles together and shows how to AlphaBlend 2 images together. Should be pretty easy to understand. The code is commented fairly well.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Animating Form/Application with Special Effects [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This example shows how to do some basic animations and effects using the Windows API call - AnimateWindow. There are different animation directions, and/or special effects like Blending, Rolling, or Sliding. You can also specify how fast/slow the animation will take place. Nothing to aweful special I guess.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Apy/Window Spy Example [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This is the source code to the cs Vb.Net Window Spy I made. Just some of the features is: Get Active Window Info. Parent Window Info, List of Children, Siblings, and more.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Audio/Video DX9 Example [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This example shows you how to use the audio/video objects in DirectX 9. It will play at least - avi, mp3, mpeg, wav, ect... files.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Basic Threading Example [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: A basic example to show how easy it is to create and use threads in VB.Net. This example does not claim to be the best way to do it.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Bass Version 1.8 Example [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This includes 3 different examples. One is a stream example(mp3,wav,ect.) Another is a visualizations example and then a misc example(play samples, streams, audio cd's, ect..)

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Bouncing Ball Example [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: Example of how to bounce a ball. Uses GDI+ graphics and renders in a thread. Very easy to understand.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Change Desktop Wallpaper Example [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: A example of how to change the desktops background picture/wallpaper from your application. It uses the SystemParametersInfo windows api to do this.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Change Form Shape/Region Example [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: A pretty easy example of creating Custom regions that you can conform to your applications forms. This example changes the forms shape to that of text message.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Change/Set and Manipulate All Controls on the Form (Updated v1.1) [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: A simple example of how to automatically change/set properties or manipulate controls without having to write code specifically for each control. This example shows how to Clear all Textbox Controls on the Form and How to Check all Checkbox Controls on the Form without having to write code specifically for each of the controls. Updated: Codes were added that shows how to clear all textbox controls on the form except those specified in the source code to skip over or bypass.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Check/Ping Destination Address [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This is a very simple example of how to check/ping a ip, url, or UNC (Universal Naming Convention) name using the "IsDestinationReachable" Windows API call. It can return whether it reached the destination successfully, network type available, and the to/from speed when checking the web destination. VB 05 and 08 already has a nice Ping class for checking web destinations so I would use that class if using those versions. Unless you want other info like the To/From speed or something.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Chr Code Conveter - .NET Example [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This example is similar to the vb 5 and vb 6.0 version. I tweaked the code alittle in the .net version. This will convert regular text to Chr based code. Example, the quote character " would be converted to Chr(34).

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Clipboard Example(Very Basic) [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: Just a very basic example of using the built-in .Net clipboard object. I only show copy and paste methods only. In the future will add more to it.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Combobox/Listbox Text Search Example [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: Shows you how to easily search a combobox or listbox for a specified text. Can search by the starting text or exact text.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Communicate Between Forms [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: A easy example of how to communicate with another form in the same project. This example includes: changing the text of the textbox control, clicking the button, and loading a picture in the picturebox of the other form.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Context(PopUp) Menu's Example [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: A easy example of how to add Context(VB6 PopUp) Menu's in VB.Net.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Convert Unix Time to Structured Time [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: A simple example of how to convert a Unix time value to a basic Windows time value. IT shows the converted Unix time as UTC and Local based Time. The example displays the Computers current Timezone as well as the Timezone offset compared to the UTC (Universal Time Coordinate or Coordinated Universal Time) Time.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] CPU RDTSC/Calculate Processor ClockSpeed(Processor Mhz) in Realtime [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This is a example I made that shows how to get the processors actual rdtsc value in realtime. It also uses this value to calculate the clockspeed of the processor in realtime too. IT uses a .dll I made with Managed C++ (thanks to 'knight' for his help) and simply gives us the time stamp counter value.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] CPU Usage Example [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: A basic example of easily retrieving the value for the cpu's usage. Displays the exact usage value or the integer portion only. Uses Performance Counters.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] CPU System Usage using API [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: A example that simply returns the total system usage for the computer using the GetSystemTimes() API call. This example shows how to use this API call and perform various calculations to return and display the computers total processor usage value. The computer MUST have Windows XP - Service Pack 1 or Higher to use this API Function.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Create/Save Images as Thumbnails [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: A basic example of how to convert your images to thumbnails. It also saves the thumbnails as jpeg files.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Create/Set Inputbox Input/Text as Password Characters [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: A small program I made that will display an inputbox and has the inputbox display the input text as password characters. This example uses subclassing, and some windows APIs like Findwindow, GetWindow, and SendMessage.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Crop Images Example - Mouse Selection [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: A example I made of how to crop images using VB.NET. This example shows how to select the area of the image by using the mouse to select the coordinates.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Crop Images Example - Specified Coordinates [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: Another example I made on cropping images. It does the exact same thing as the above example except it uses the user inputed coordinates and draws a line around the area of the image that is specified in the coordinates.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Crop Images - Combined/Extended Example [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This example is basicly the Mouse Selection and Coordinates example combined. A few bugs were fixed over the previos versions. You can now move the mouse in any directions to select the cropping area and the picturebox does not flicker anymore. Thanks to Zac for the 2x bug fixes.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] csAudioCD Library Pro v1.3 Example APP [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: A example application that highlights the features and options for the csAudioCD Library v1.3. The example shows some of the Library's basic features and some of the more advanced features. The compiled .dll is included. Version 1.1 has been removed.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] csAutoComplete - Example App [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: A simple example for VB.NET 2002/2003 that shows how to use the csAutoCompleteClass Library to give 'Auto Complete' support to your CombBox and TextBox controls.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] csAutorun Maker - Example [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This is the source code to the csAutorun Maker on the software page that makes it very easy to select the execute (.exe) file you want and the icon to be the autorun icon.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] csCompactMusic Library v2.1 - Example [2] Click Here Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This is a basic application to show how to use the csCompactMusic Library Class. The app is very small on purpose :) The Class .DLL is included.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] csCPUFeatures Library v1.0 - Example App [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: A simple example of how to use the csCPUFeatures Class Library to get various features that the target computer supports. Some of the features you can check is 3DNow! instructions, as well as SSE, SSE2, RDTSC, Intel FPU Errata/Bug, and more. The library uses the IsProcessorFeaturePresent API to get this information.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] csCPUInfoBasic Library - Example [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This is a example app that shows how to use my csCPUInfoBasic.DLL C++ library. The example will return the CPU Vendor, CPU Model, CPU Stepping, Clockspeed, and more. If you only want the .dll control itself you can download it under the VB.NET - Controls page. Check out the screenshot below if you want to see more info it can give.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] csMovie Library Pro v2.0 - Example [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: A brief example to get you started using the csMovieLibrary Class. Apart from the normal play, stop, and pause. It shows you how to get various stats and information. The library source can be downloaded from the controls section.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] csMusicLibrary - PLAY Features/Options - Example [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This is a example I made that shows how to add 3x different play features to your application. Continuous Play, Repeat Play, and Random Play features. Uses my csMusicLibrary for the playback of the music.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] csMusicLibrary Pro v1.0 - Example [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: A example of how to use the csMusicLibrary. This example should give you a jump for a music app. The compiled class is included.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] csSoundPlayer Library v1.0 - Example [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This is a example on using my csSoundPlayer Library to play wave sound files. The library uses no 3rd party controls.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] csStopWatch Library v1.1 - Example [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: A example of how to use the *BASIC* version of my csStopWatch Library. Returns the Elapsed: Minutes, Seconds, and Milli-Seconds. Checks the current Resolution and whether the Stop Watch is running, reset and more!

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] csTextBoxX v1.1 Control - Example [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: Demonstrates the eXtended functionality the csTextBoxX Control contains over the original textbox control. It highlights the AutoComplete functionality along with Character Restricting to only allowing Numbers or Numbers with a Single Decimal Point and Disabling the Beep on "Enter" in SingleLine mode. Update v1.1: Added a new feature to search the controls text for specific strings/letters/text with various search options like Match Case.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] csWebBrowser 'Com' Control Example [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: A example that shows how to use the 'Com' based ActiveX Webbrowser control in your .Net applications. This is a fully working Webbrowser with alot of various features implemented. It includes 'search/refresh/home/ect' features. Menu items - cut/copy/paste/delete/save/save_as/page setup/print/print preview and more. A tool to grab the source code of the webpage and more. Could be a good start for someone looking to make their own custom WebBrowser.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] csWindowsShutdown Library v1.4 - Example Application [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: Example of using the "csWindowsShutdown1.4" Class Library control to shutdown/logoff/reboot Windows. You can force the execution or execute the process normally. The Class Control IS Included in this zip. Check out the Class source code for alot more information. Update: Version 1.2 added 2x new features, "initiateSystemShutdown and "cancelInitiatedShutdown". Update: Version 1.3 added a new function to display the "Turn Off Computer" dialog and the option to use API or Shell to perform some of the shutdown/restart/logoff commands, along with other tweaks to the core of the library. This library has FULL intellisense documentation for most of the features. Update: Version 1.4 added a new feature that will display the "System Settings Change" Dialog with a "Computer must restart before the setting will take place". There were also some more tweaks to the library as well. Remember, Libraries made with earlier versions of VB.NET can be used in Visual Basic 2005 and Visual Basic 2008. So you can use this library in the new VBs as well...

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] csWritingPad v1.5 - Example [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This is the source code to my csWritingPad v1.5 application. Has MANY features and way to many to mention them all. Its based around the RichTextBox control and shows you how to use the control in your applications to create a advanced Word Processor based application. The Richtextbox control is almost used to its limit. It of course has your normal Cut/Copy/Paste, Set Font/Size/Color to the entire document or the selected text only. Shows a simple trick of how to add/paste images. Has capabilitys to print your documents and multi-level Undo and Redo features. Plus it has advanced 'Search and Replace' features. Hopefully this example is something you can benefit from. Enjoy :)

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Detecting/Getting the Users Last/Latest Activity [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This example is based on the VB 6.0 version I made that will monitor system-wide user activity and determine the last time the user interacted with the Keyboard and/or Mouse.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Dialog Object - Example [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This is a basic example of how to display the open/save dialogs. No need to add a .ocx file to your project.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Directory and File Information - Example [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: A simple example that uses the DirectoryInfo class and the FileInfo class to get alot of various information for the selected directory or file.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] DirectX-DirectSound 9.0 - Example [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This is a fairly basic example of how to use DirectX's DirectSound classes to play media wave files.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Display/Show how to display Text/Numbers in the Windows System Tray/Notify Icon area [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: A simple example that shows how to display/show text/numbers in the windows system tray/notify icon area. Creates a bitmap and draws text to it and then retrieves the bitmap as a icon that is then applied to the Notify Icon component.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Download Files from Internet Example [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: A basic example of using the WebClient class to download files from the selected internet address to the selected path on your computer.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Draw a Ellipse on the Form with Mouse [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This is a example of how to draw a ellipse on the form using the mouse. It will draw the ellipse, increasing its size, in real time, as you move the mouse.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Draw a Gradient - Form, Rectangle, Control, ect. [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: Example of how to draw gradient rectangle on a form. Select 2 colors from the comboboxes and click which gradient mode to use.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Find/Search Combobox and Listbox control [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: Example of executing full searching in a listbox and combobox control. The example can find the exact search value or only a part of the value.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Get all Computer Logical Drives - Example [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This is a example of how to get all of the logical drives on the current computer. Uses all managed code except 1 api call to get the type of drive each drive is.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Get a list of the Date/Time Formats [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: A basic example of how to get a specified or default date/time returned in more than 100 different formats. This example shows how to do it very easily with very little code.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Get More Computer Performance Information [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This is a simple example based on the VB 5/6 version that uses the GetPerformanceInfo API call to get some more lower level memory and thread information. Nothing more to say I guess. :)

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Get Pixel Color from the Mouse Position [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: A example of how to get the pixel color from a window where the mouse cursor position is located. This example uses GetPixel, and WindowFromPoint API calls.

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Input: [0] Getting Line Information in Textbox Control [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This example shows how to get the current line number in VB.NET 2002/2003, getting the text at the current line position and also getting the total number of lines currently in the textbox control. Getting the current line # code is for VB.NET because those versions does not have built-in support like the VB 2005/2008 Textbox versions. Otherwise, the rest of the codes is efficient with VB 05/08 as well.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Get the CPU Timestamp/Calculate Processor ClockSpeed in Realtime [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This is a example I made that shows how to get the processors actual rdtsc value in realtime. It also uses this value to calculate the clockspeed of the processor in realtime too. IT uses a .dll I made with C++ (thanks to 'knight' for his help) and simply gives us the time stamp counter value..

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Hide or Show Caret in Combobox and Textbox Control - .NET [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This is a small example of using the HideCaret and ShowCaret API calls to hide the caret (or blinking cusor) in the textbox or combobox control. Remember that the control whose caret you want to hide or show Must have caret ownership at the time of calling or it will fail. Also when the control loses ownership it will reset and you will have to call the APIs again. Note: IF you always want the caret to be hidden in the control, try putting the HideCaret code in the GotFocus event of the control.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Higher Performance Windows API Timer - timeSetEvent/timeKillEvent [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: A simple example that uses the timeSetEvent and timeKillEvent API codes to create and use API based Windows timers. This event timer has a much higher resolution than the SetTimer/KillTimer versions at about 1 milli-second compared to 15/16 milli-seconds. But the lower resolution timer may uses a lesser amount of resources. You will have to decide if the tradeoff is worth it I guess.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Image Converter [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: A basic example that shows you how easy it is to convert images to different formats.(This example shows: .jpg, .bmp, .gif conversion) The framework supports many more though.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] JPEG Compression - Example [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This is a example of how to specify the compression quality of a JPEG file.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Keyboard Key Press - Example [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: Example on capturing the keys that are pressed in your app on the keyboard. This example will throw 2 messageboxes depending on which key you press on the keyboard.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] LinkLabel Control Example [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This example basically uses the linklabel control to mimick a real webpage link. The control will look like a link and when it is linked, it will goto the specified address like a normal link as well. This example uses the ProcessStartInfo class as well to fine tune how to open the link.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Listbox/Combobox Control - Example [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This example shows how to use some of the functions with the listbox in .Net. Works with the combobox also. (Add items, clear, search, ext..)

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] MDI Forms/Windows - Example [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: A basic example of how to create and use MDI Form/Windows in your applications. It will display the total MDI windows that are opened, Arrange the windows a 3 different formats.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Monitor Files/Folders (FileSystemWatcher) - Example [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This is a pretty decent example application that shows how to do full monitoring of files and folders using the FileSystemWatcher class library. You can specify the folder to monitor and it will tell you what happens to the files or folders. IT can let you know if a 'Change has taken Place', if 'File was Deleted', if 'Directory was Renamed or File was Renamed' and so on and so forth.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Mouse Scroll Wheel - Example [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: A basic example of how using the mouse scroll wheel. It will determine which direction the user is moving the wheel and either increase or decrease the number in the label control.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Move Form WITHOUT Titlebar by Subclassing [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: An example that shows a simple/easy way to move a borderless form that does not have the normal titlebar. This example uses subclassing to check for specific messages and reacts accordingly. Remember that VB.NET 02/03 Projects should have no problems running in VB 05/08.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Movie Module v2.1 Beta Final - Example [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This is a example on using the Movie Module to create a Movie player. Based on the VB 6.0 version and there are a few bugs left. I will not be updating this anymore. Important: This this is a obsolete library/module. You should use the csMovieLibrary instead.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Music Module v2.4 Final - Example [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This is updated to work with VB.Net. It is still alittle buggy. Has not been updated to take advantage of the new VB.Net coding.(Plays, most music files) v2.3 was removed. Important: This this is a obsolete library/module. Use the csMusicLibrary or csCompactMusic Library instead.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Notepad Clone - Example [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This is just a text editor that looks similar to Microsofts Notepad with alot of its features. This is not a completed example.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Open/Execute/Shell any File/Program - Example [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This example shows how to open any file that is selected and get various information about that file and the files current process.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Performance Counters/Timers Shootout! [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This is a pretty extensive example of how to use the Counters/Timers that are available to the Windows programmer. It uses the 3x most popular timers and allows you to decide which would fit your needs based on resolution, accuracy, and overhead. This example uses the 'Performance Counter', 'timeGetTime', and the 'TickCount' timers.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Performing Safer Math Calculating when using String Variables [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This example shows how to perform your basic Math like subtraction, addition, multiplication, and division using the numbers from a String based variable. Basically the example uses the Val() Function to help make it safer to use numbers from strings. IF the string contains no number or does not begin with a number, then it will simply return a 0 instead of throwing a error.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Properly using DoEvents() in your Code [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This example shows how to properly use DoEvents() in your applications. Just by looking at the screenshot you can see the performance increases MANY times over compared to consistantly using DoEvents(). Whats also nice, is that your application will NOT appear frozen and the user can STILL interact with your program! By using the GetInputState Api call you only process the messages when there is one.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Restart, Shutdown, Log Off - Windows XP [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This uses the Shell-Process class to run certain commandline arguments to Shutdown, Restart or Log Off the Windows XP operating system from your applications. I don't remember where I got the info for the command lines, to give proper credit.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Rotating Images [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: Shows how to rotate images in various ways. There are about 16 or so rotations types built-in.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Screenshot/Snapshot - Example [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This is the source code to the csScreenshot/Snapshot application I made. This will take snapshots of the entire desktop or only a certain window. Can save it to the clipboard or a picture file and more.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] SetTimer/KillTimer API Callback Example [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: A simply example of using delegates to create callbacks for using the Windows Timer SetTimer/KillTimer APIs. These APIs can be used to add timeout/pause capabilities to fire your method every interval you specified in the code.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Sending SMTP Mail [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This is a basic SMTP example of how to send mail WITH attachments using the System.Web class library.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Set/Scroll to the Bottom and Top of a Textbox Contents - Updated!: Added API Method as well [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This is nothing more than a simple example of how you can cause the textbox control scroll down to the end/bottom of its contents and/or scroll to the beginning/top of its contents. This example uses native .net textbox codes and I then added codes to do it with the SendMEssage API call.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] System Tray/NotifyIcon Example [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: A example of how to put your application in the windows system tray. This example uses the NotifyIcon custom control.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Tone Generator [2] n/a [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This will generate sounds with different frequencys and durations. Could be helpful for a Morse code application. Same as the Classic VB Example just small changes to work with VB.Net.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Ultimate Textbox Manipulating Example [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This is a example that shows how to do almost everything you would want to do with a textbox control. There are Way to many codes to list here. But some of them are, searching, selecting text, page right/left, line right/left, page up/down, line up/down, getting line and character information, along with cut/copy/paste and adding, replacing, selecting text. Look at the screenshot to see what all if available.

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [0] Yahoo Website Search Service Example [2] Click Here [3] Click Here [1]

Output: This is a simple example of creating a application that uses the Yahoo Search SDK Class to perform basic website searching and to get various info about the search results and info relate to each of the sites. While the compiled class is in this download, I recommend that you go and download the Yahoo Search SDK. Once you download and unzip the SDK, check the the: VB.Net\yahooSearch\Yahoo.API directory for many different source codes. Remember to add a reference to the sdk's compiled class located in the Bin directory under the: VB.NET\Yahoo.API path when you create a application.Click Here to get the SDK!

Visual Basic Code Source - Visual Basic.NET Examples 02/03/05/08


Input: [Issue / Problem Description] When changing the HBA port subnet for systems using DHCP, you need to reset the DHCP option on GUI for to acquire new lease for a QLA4xxx. If the DHCP Server has a long lease time, the system does not acquire a new lease in a reasonable amount of time. [Work Around / Solution]

Output: Reset the 40xx using the HBA level Options tab by clicking the Reset button. This resets the board and issues a new IP address.

SANsurfer iSCSI HBA Manager Application Readme


Input: [Issue / Problem Description] The File Choosers in SANsurfer HBA Manager at times do not respond to double-click traversal of the file system. [Work Around / Solution]

Output: Select the directory and click the Open button to the right to navigate the directory or open a specific file.

SANsurfer iSCSI HBA Manager Application Readme


Input: [Issue / Problem Description] If multiple targets with an active session are deleted or a session is lost (for example by entering invalid CHAP entries), saving the HBA settings may fail. [Work Around / Solution]

Output: Delete or log out from targets one at a time if this occurs.

SANsurfer iSCSI HBA Manager Application Readme


Input: [Issue / Problem Description] Disabling a Send Targets entry in the HBA Target Settings tab, generates invalid error messages: RPC Error or Save Target Settings Failed when performing a save. The save operation actually completes successfully. [Work Around / Solution]

Output: To eliminate these invalid error messages, re-enable the Send Targets entry and save it or remove the Send Targets entry.

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Input: [Issue / Problem Description] Non-Agent Mode: In rare cases, if you select Refresh at a specific time during HostPolling, the display bar continues to show a refresh. [Work Around / Solution]

Output: Disconnect and Re-connect to the host.

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Input: [Issue / Problem Description] When deleting and saving dynamic targets (ID >= 64) to persistent targets (ID < 64) without saving target settings between delete and save operations, any dynamic targets saved before deleting persistent target IDs will not persist across OS reboots. [Work Around / Solution]

Output: Under Target Settings tab, select Save Settings first to save all dynamic targets to persistent, then delete targets, and do a final Save Settings.

SANsurfer iSCSI HBA Manager Application Readme


Input: [Issue / Problem Description] In rare cases when SANsurfer iSCSI agent is busy, a Possible Loss of Communication popup window appears. [Work Around / Solution]

Output: When prompted whether you want to disconnect, select no.

SANsurfer iSCSI HBA Manager Application Readme


Input: [Issue / Problem Description] In non-agent mode, SANsurfer iSCSI may frequently request a refresh when none are needed. [Work Around / Solution]

Output: Change the host polling interval to a larger value or turn off by setting it to zero.

SANsurfer iSCSI HBA Manager Application Readme


Input: [Activity Name] 2 Truths and a Lie [Type of Activity] Get-to-know-you [What happens?]

Output: Each person tells 2 true facts and 1 lie about them self. Everyone else has to figure out which one is the lie.

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Input: [Activity Name] Ninja [Type of Activity] Physical [What happens?]

Output: Everyone stands in a circle to face off and find out who will be the Master Ninja. The goal is to hit someone's hand and avoid getting your own hands hit. If your hand gets hit, you put it behind your back. If both get hit, you are out. Everyone is frozen. Two people can move at a time: the attacking ninja tries to hit another person's hand and the ninja being hit can try to avoid it. Each of these two can only do one big/small movement with their bodies.

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Input: [Activity Name] Ball Toss Name Game [Type of Activity] Get-to-know-you Name-game [What happens?]

Output: Toss the ball to another person and say their name. You must get their name correct

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Input: [Activity Name] Stranded on an Island [Type of Activity] Get-to-know-you Team-building [What happens?]

Output: What item would you bring to a stranded island? How can you combine it with others’ items to make the most efficient use of it?

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Input: [Activity Name] Commonalities and Uniquities [Type of Activity] Get-to-know-you [What happens?]

Output: In small groups, everyone has to come up with a list of 5 things each person has in common and 5 things that are unique to each person.

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Input: [Activity Name] Adjective-Name Game [Type of Activity] Name-game [What happens?]

Output: Everyone stands in a circle. Everyone says an adjective about themselves which starts the letter their name starts with (Silly Sarah). They say this while doing a movement. Everyone says and does the same thing in unison.

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Input: [Activity Name] Never Have I Ever [Type of Activity] Physical Get-to-know-you [What happens?]

Output: Version 1: Sitting down, everyone puts up ten fingers. Each person says a true statement finishing this sentence: "Never have I ever..." If others have done it, they must put down one finger. The last person with fingers up is the winner. Version 2: Standing in a circle, everyone puts an item on the ground in front of them to mark a spot. One person stands in the middle and says a true statement: "Never have I ever..." If others have done it, they must leave their spot and find an empty spot that is at least 2 placements away. The goal is to not be in the middle, so the person in the middle is also always looking for an empty spot. Who ever doesn't have a spot then makes a statement.

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Input: [Activity Name] One Word Story [Type of Activity] Words [What happens?]

Output: The group creates a story together. In a circle, each person contributes one word to the story. Example- Person A: The Person B: duck Person C: walked Person D: away Percon E: and Person A: fell (It goes on)

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Input: [Activity Name] Rating/The World is a Comma [Type of Activity] Words [What happens?]

Output: “On a scale of __ to __,” what would you rate ___?”

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Input: [Activity Name] 20 questions [Type of Activity] Words [What happens?]

Output: One person chooses a person/place/thing. Everyone asks 20 yes/no questions to figure out the person/place/thing main person chooses.

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Input: [Activity Name] Seven! [Type of Activity] Words [What happens?]

Output: Choose one category. The group has to come up with seven things in that category

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Input: [Activity Name] Rose/Thorn/Bud [Type of Activity] Check-in Community-building Get-to-know-you [What happens?]

Output: Everyone gives a rose (something good that has happened recently), a thorn (something challenging that has happened), and a bud (something they are looking forward to).

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Input: [Activity Name] Alphabet Storytime [Type of Activity] Words [What happens?]

Output: In a circle, the group tells a story with each person using words that start with the next letter in the alphabet. Example: Apples Burn Crisply. Ducks Eat Funny...

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Input: [Activity Name] Fictionary Dictionary [Type of Activity] Words [What happens?]

Output: With a dictionary, someone chooses a word or makes up a word. They pose, "What does ___ mean?" People guess the definition and whether or not it is a real word.

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Input: [Activity Name] The Opposite of Tulip [Type of Activity] Words Discussion [What happens?]

Output: “What is the opposite of ___?”

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Input: [Activity Name] Category Chain [Type of Activity] Words [What happens?]

Output: Choose a Category. Someone person offers one word. Each person after that offers a word (the first letter must be the same as last letter of the preceding word). Example: Category is food -- Tacos. Spinach. Ham. M&Ms

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Input: [Activity Name] D.I.Y. Madlibs [Type of Activity] Words [What happens?]

Output: Take a text. Cross out random words. Ask for random replacements. Read the text back.

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Input: [Activity Name] Exquisite Corpse [Type of Activity] Drawing [What happens?]

Output: Fold a paper into several parts. A person draws a head, the folds to hide the head. The next person draws the torso, then folds to hide that. The next person draws the hips & thighs, folds to hide... etc. The group unfolds it to see the result.

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Input: [Activity Name] Picture-Sentence Game [Type of Activity] Drawing & Words [What happens?]

Output: One person writes a sentence. The second person draws an image to represent the sentence, then they fold the paper to hide the sentence. The third person writes a sentence to represent the picture, then they fold to hide everything except their sentence. The next person draws a picture to represent the sentence. This continues for a while. Unfold and see the result.

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Input: [Activity Name] Imaginary Friend [Type of Activity] Writing [What happens?]

Output: Everyone writes characteristics. The group creates a new character with these attributes.

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Input: [Activity Name] Portrait Party [Type of Activity] Drawing [What happens?]

Output: One person leaves the room while the group draws portraits of them. Each person takes a turn leaving the room.

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Input: [Activity Name] Joe Name-it [Type of Activity] Drawing [What happens?]

Output: A circle of artists takes turn drawing until someone figures out what the abstract photo is of.

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Input: [Activity Name] Brackets [Type of Activity] Words [What happens?]

Output: Draw a sports tournament bracket. Everyone lists random things and they are randomly placed. Figure out which thing wins.

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Input: [Activity Name] The Comic Game [Type of Activity] Drawing [What happens?]

Output: On a sheet of paper with boxes, each person draws a piece of a comic. The paper gets passed and others add to it.

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Input: [Activity Name] The Haha Game [Type of Activity] Physical [What happens?]

Output: Everyone lays their heads on someone else’s stomach. You say “Ha” and pass it on, but someone who actually laughs loses.

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Input: [Activity Name] Who Am I? (1) [Type of Activity] Guessing [What happens?]

Output: One person leaves the room. Everyone decides what that person’s character is and treats them that way when he/she re-enters. (without saying their name)

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Input: [Activity Name] Charades [Type of Activity] Guessing Physical [What happens?]

Output: Act out words so others can guess

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Input: [Activity Name] Simon Says [Type of Activity] Physical [What happens?]

Output: One person gets to be Simon. Simon gives directions to the group. If Simon uses the phrase "Simon says..." then the group must do it. If he/she does not use the phrase, they must not do it. Who ever does it incorrectly loses.

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Input: [Activity Name] Stay Between [Type of Activity] Physical [What happens?]

Output: A player chooses 2 others and must stay in between them at all times. Everyone moves around.

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Input: [Activity Name] Human knot [Type of Activity] Physical Team-building [What happens?]

Output: Reach in middle and grab 2 different hands. While keeping the hands connected, the group must then untangle.

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Input: [Activity Name] People-to-people [Type of Activity] Physical [Could be get-to-know-you] [What happens?]

Output: Leader says: Body part to body part [Question to question (and they must answer)] People to people switches leader

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Input: [Activity Name] People Bingo [Type of Activity] Get-to-know-you [What happens?]

Output: Create a BINGO sheet with certain characteristics inside each box. You can mark a box when you find someone who fits the characteristic. Like Bingo, a full row/column wins.

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Input: [Activity Name] Venn Diagram [Type of Activity] Get-to-know-you [What happens?]

Output: 2 partners draw a venn diagram of their differences and similarities

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Input: [Activity Name] Data Processing [Type of Activity] Get-to-know-you [What happens?]

Output: Give players “data” (height, birthday, etc). Players must “process” by organizing themselves according to the data. Can be done silently.

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Input: [Activity Name] Criminal Dealings [Type of Activity] Guessing [What happens?]

Output: 1 cop, 1 criminal. Criminal recruits others who confess, cop has to figure out who the criminal is.

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Input: [Activity Name] Murder [Type of Activity] Guessing [What happens?]

Output: Use a deck of cards. One card needs to be a jack (the criminal) and one needs to be an ace (the cop). All of the other cards should be below ten in rank. Let each person draw and keep a card, without showing it to anyone. The criminal needs to recruit other criminals by winking at them, but without getting caught by the cop. Any person who sees a wink is to wait a few seconds, so as not to be obvious, and then say, "I committed a crime." That person then turns in his card and is out of the game. Play continues until the criminal recruits all players without being caught by the cop, or the cop identifies the criminal. If the cop misidentifies the criminal, he loses the game.

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Input: [Activity Name] Who Am I? (2) [Type of Activity] Guessing [What happens?]

Output: Each person gets a sticky note on their forehead with the name of a celebrity or character. Everyone treats others according to their character. Each person guesses who they are.

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Input: [Activity Name] Animal Scramble [What happens?]

Output: Everyone gets an animal and makes that animal noise. Must find their own kind and will get attacked if they approach a dangerous animal.

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Input: [URL] chrome://settings/ [Details]

Output: Go to Chrome Settings page directly.

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URLs for Chrome Settings


Input: [URL] chrome://settings/searchEngines [Details]

Output: Manage Chrome search engines to be used from omnibox.

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Input: [URL] chrome://settings/createProfile [Details]

Output: Add new user to Chrome.

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Input: [URL] chrome://settings/importData [Details]

Output: Import bookmarks, history and other data saved in other browsers.

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Input: [URL] chrome://settings/content [Details]

Output: Manage Chrome content settings.

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Input: [URL] chrome://settings/cookies [Details]

Output: Manage cookies and site data.

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Input: [URL] chrome://settings/clearBrowserData [Details]

Output: Clear your browsing data in Chrome.

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Input: [URL] chrome://settings/autofill [Details]

Output: Manage auto fill settings.

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Input: [URL] chrome://settings/autofillEditAddress [Details]

Output: Add new address to chrome auto fill.

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Input: [URL] chrome://settings/autofillEditCreditCard [Details]

Output: Add new credit card to chrome auto fill.

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Input: [URL] chrome://settings/fonts [Details]

Output: Manage font and related settings.

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Input: [URL] chrome://settings/languages [Details]

Output: Manage language and input settings.

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Input: [URL] chrome://settings/editDictionary [Details]

Output: Add/Remove words to chrome dictionary.

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