Input: [Features] watching video / animation [Suited for] Assimilating [Best done by]

Output: solo

Kolb's Learning Styles Model and Experiential Learning Theory - ETEC 510


Input: [Features] chat room [Suited for] Diverging [Best done by]

Output: team

Kolb's Learning Styles Model and Experiential Learning Theory - ETEC 510


Input: [Features] listening [Suited for] Assimilating [Best done by]

Output: solo

Kolb's Learning Styles Model and Experiential Learning Theory - ETEC 510


Input: [Features] online quiz [Suited for] Assimilating [Best done by]

Output: solo

Kolb's Learning Styles Model and Experiential Learning Theory - ETEC 510


Input: [Features] wiki [Suited for] Assimilating/Diverging [Best done by]

Output: solo / team

Kolb's Learning Styles Model and Experiential Learning Theory - ETEC 510


Input: [UC applications] Telepresence [Type of process] Cross culture, negotiations [Value]

Output: Lifelike experience

Getting ROI with communications-enabled business processes


Input: [UC applications] Video conferencing [Type of process] Relationship building [Value]

Output: More feedback

Getting ROI with communications-enabled business processes


Input: [UC applications] Audio and web conferencing [Type of process] Adding detail to collaboration [Value]

Output: Increased amount of data

Getting ROI with communications-enabled business processes


Input: [UC applications] Messaging [Type of process] Fast, short bits of information [Value]

Output: Instantaneous delivery of information

Getting ROI with communications-enabled business processes


Input: [UC applications] Voice [Type of process] Time-critical, basic processes [Value]

Output: Ubiquitous

Getting ROI with communications-enabled business processes


Input: [UC applications] Email [Type of process] Non-time-critical processes [Value]

Output: Ubiquitous

Getting ROI with communications-enabled business processes


Input: [Feature] List Buckets [Status]

Output: Supported

Ceph Object Gateway S3 API — Ceph Documentation


Input: [Feature] Delete Bucket [Status]

Output: Supported

Ceph Object Gateway S3 API — Ceph Documentation


Input: [Feature] Create Bucket [Remarks] Different set of canned ACLs [Status]

Output: Supported

Ceph Object Gateway S3 API — Ceph Documentation


Input: [Feature] Bucket Lifecycle [Status]

Output: Not Supported

Ceph Object Gateway S3 API — Ceph Documentation


Input: [Feature] Policy (Buckets, Objects) [Remarks] ACLs are supported [Status]

Output: Not Supported

Ceph Object Gateway S3 API — Ceph Documentation


Input: [Feature] Bucket Website [Status]

Output: Not Supported

Ceph Object Gateway S3 API — Ceph Documentation


Input: [Feature] Bucket ACLs (Get, Put) [Remarks] Different set of canned ACLs [Status]

Output: Supported

Ceph Object Gateway S3 API — Ceph Documentation


Input: [Feature] Bucket Location [Status]

Output: Supported

Ceph Object Gateway S3 API — Ceph Documentation


Input: [Feature] Bucket Notification [Status]

Output: Not Supported

Ceph Object Gateway S3 API — Ceph Documentation


Input: [Feature] Bucket Object Versions [Status]

Output: Not Supported

Ceph Object Gateway S3 API — Ceph Documentation


Input: [Feature] Get Bucket Info (HEAD) [Status]

Output: Supported

Ceph Object Gateway S3 API — Ceph Documentation


Input: [Feature] Bucket Request Payment [Status]

Output: Not Supported

Ceph Object Gateway S3 API — Ceph Documentation


Input: [Feature] Put Object [Status]

Output: Supported

Ceph Object Gateway S3 API — Ceph Documentation


Input: [Feature] Delete Object [Status]

Output: Supported

Ceph Object Gateway S3 API — Ceph Documentation


Input: [Feature] Get Object [Status]

Output: Supported

Ceph Object Gateway S3 API — Ceph Documentation


Input: [Feature] Object ACLs (Get, Put) [Status]

Output: Supported

Ceph Object Gateway S3 API — Ceph Documentation


Input: [Feature] Get Object Info (HEAD) [Status]

Output: Supported

Ceph Object Gateway S3 API — Ceph Documentation


Input: [Feature] POST Object [Status]

Output: Supported

Ceph Object Gateway S3 API — Ceph Documentation


Input: [Feature] Copy Object [Status]

Output: Supported

Ceph Object Gateway S3 API — Ceph Documentation


Input: [Feature] Multipart Uploads [Remarks] (missing Copy Part) [Status]

Output: Supported

Ceph Object Gateway S3 API — Ceph Documentation


Input: [Right] (empty) [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Matches otherwise unmatched rights (i.e., is a default). [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X

Authorisation rights available in Mac OS X


Input: [Right] admin [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] allow [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Allow anyone. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] app-specific-admin [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] appserver-admin [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] appserver-user [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] authenticate [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] authenticate-admin [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Authenticate as an administrator. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] authenticate-admin-30 [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Like the default rule, but credentials remain valid for only 30 seconds after they've been obtained. An acquired credential is shared by all clients. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] authenticate-admin-extract [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] No [10.10] Yes [Comment] Authenticate as an administrator + allow password extraction. [10.8]

Output: No

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] authenticate-admin-or-staff-extract [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] No [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: No

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] authenticate-appstore-30 [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] authenticate-developer [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Authenticate as a developer. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] authenticate-session-owner [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Authenticate as the session owner. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] authenticate-session-owner-or-admin [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Authenticate either as the owner or as an administrator. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] authenticate-session-user [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Same as authenticate-session-owner. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] authenticate-staff-extract [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] No [10.10] Yes [Comment] Authenticate as group staff + allow password to be extracted. [10.8]

Output: No

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.alf [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: No

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple. [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.AOSNotification.FindMyMac.modify [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.AOSNotification.FindMyMac.remove [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: No

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.CoreRAID.admin [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Used by CoreRAID to allow access to administration functions of RAID devices [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.DiskManagement. [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Used by diskmanagementd to allow access to its privileged functions [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.DiskManagement.internal. [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Used by diskmanagementd to allow access to its privileged functions [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.DiskManagement.reserveKEK [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Used by diskmanagementd to allow use of the reserve KEK. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.KerberosAgent [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Used to acquire Kerberos credentials. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.OpenScripting.additions.send [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Used to send restricted scripting addition commands to processes that require authorization to handle the events. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.ReportPanic.fixRight [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: No

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.Safari.parental-controls [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Checked when changing parental controls for Safari. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.Safari.show-credit-card-numbers [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] This right is used by Safari to show credit card numbers. [10.8]

Output: No

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.Safari.show-passwords [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] This right is used by Safari to show passwords [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.ServiceManagement.blesshelper [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Used by the ServiceManagement framework to add a privileged helper tool to the system launchd. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.ServiceManagement.daemons.modify [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Used by the ServiceManagement framework to make changes to the system launchd's set of daemons. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.SoftwareUpdate.modify-settings [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Checked by the Admin framework when making changes to the Software Update preference pane. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.SoftwareUpdate.scan [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Checked when user is updating software. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.XType.fontmover.install [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.XType.fontmover.remove [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.XType.fontmover.restore [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.ZFSManager. [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Used by zfsmanager to allow access to destructive zfs functions [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.activitymonitor.kill [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Used by Activity Monitor to authorize killing processes not owned by the user. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.appserver.privilege.admin [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] For administrative access to the Application Server management tool. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.appserver.privilege.user [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] For user access to the Application Server management tool. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.builtin.confirm-access [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.builtin.confirm-access-password [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.builtin.generic-new-passphrase [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.builtin.generic-unlock [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.container-repair [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.dashboard.advisory.allow [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.desktopservices [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] For privileged file operations from within the Finder. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.desktopservices.scripted [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] For scripting-initiated privileged file operations from within the Finder. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.docset.install [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Used by Xcode to restrict access to a daemon it uses to install and update documentation sets. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.dt.Xcode.LicenseAgreementXPCServiceRights [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Xcode FLE rights [10.8]

Output: No

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.dt.Xcode.MoveToTrashRights [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] No [10.10] No [10.8]

Output: No

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.dt.instruments.process.analysis [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] No [10.10] Yes [Comment] Rights for Instruments [10.8]

Output: No

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.dt.instruments.process.kill [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] No [10.10] Yes [Comment] Rights for Instruments [10.8]

Output: No

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.familycontrols.loginwindow.override [10.6] Yes [10.7] No [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] This right is checked when overriding a parental control restriction [10.8]

Output: No

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.familycontrols.override [10.6] Yes [10.7] No [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] This right is checked when overriding parental controls from a user account [10.8]

Output: No

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.iBooksX.ParentalControl [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Checked when making changes to the Parental Controls for iBooks. [10.8]

Output: No

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.library-repair [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.lldb.LaunchUsingXPC [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.opendirectoryd.linkidentity [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.pcastagentconfigd. [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] No [10.10] No [10.8]

Output: No

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.pf.rule [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: No

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.security.assessment.update [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.server.admin.streaming [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] For making administrative requests to the QuickTime Streaming Server. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.trust-settings.admin [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] For modifying Trust Settings in the Local Admin domain. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.trust-settings.user [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] For modifying per-user Trust Settings. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.uninstalld.uninstall [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.wifi [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] For restricting WiFi control [10.8]

Output: No

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.apple.wireless-diagnostics [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Used by the WirelessDiagnosticsSupport framework to restrict XPC services provided by the wdhelper daemon [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] com.example.sampleright [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: No

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] config.add. [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Wildcard right for adding rights. Anyone is allowed to add any (non-wildcard) rights. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] config.config. [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Wildcard right for any change to meta-rights for db modification. Not allowed programmatically (just edit this file). [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] config.modify. [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Wildcard right for modifying rights. Admins are allowed to modify any (non-wildcard) rights. Root does not require authentication. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] config.remove. [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Wildcard right for deleting rights. Admins are allowed to delete any (non-wildcard) rights. Root does not require authentication. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] config.remove.system. [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Wildcard right for deleting system rights. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] default [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Default rule. Credentials remain valid for 5 minutes after they've been obtained. An acquired credential is shared by all clients. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] entitled [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] entitled-admin [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] entitled-admin-or-authenticate-admin [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] entitled-appstore [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] entitled-appstore-or-entitled-authenticate-appstore [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] entitled-authenticate-admin [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] entitled-authenticate-appstore [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] entitled-session-owner [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] entitled-session-owner-or-authenticate-session-owner [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] is-admin [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Verify that the user asking for authorization is an administrator. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] is-appstore [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] is-developer [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Verify that the user asking for authorization is a developer. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] is-lpadmin [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] is-root [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Verify that the process that created this AuthorizationRef is running as root. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] is-session-owner [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Verify that the requesting process is running as the session owner. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] lpadmin [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] on-console [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] root-or-admin-or-authenticate-admin [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] No [10.10] No [10.8]

Output: No

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] root-or-entitled-admin-or-admin [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] root-or-entitled-admin-or-app-specific-admin [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] root-or-entitled-admin-or-authenticate-admin [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] root-or-lpadmin [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] sys.openfile. [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] See authopen(1) for information on the use of this right. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system. [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.burn [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] For burning media. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.csfde.requestpassword [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Used by CoreStorage Full Disk Encryption to request the user's password. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.device.dvd.setregion.initial [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Used by the DVD player to set the region code the first time. Note that changing the region code after it has been set requires a different right (system.device.dvd.setregion.change). [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.disk.unlock [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Do not modify. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.global-login-items. [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.hdd.smart [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] For modifying SMART settings. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.identity.write. [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] For creating, changing or deleting local user accounts and groups. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.identity.write.credential [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Checked when changing authentication credentials (password or certificate) for a local user account. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.identity.write.self [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Checked when changing authentication credentials (password or certificate) for the current user's account. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.install.admin.user [10.6] Yes [10.7] No [10.9] No [10.10] No [10.8]

Output: No

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.install.app-store-software [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Checked when user is installing software from the App Store. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.install.app-store-software.standard-user [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Checked when user is installing new software. [10.8]

Output: No

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.install.apple-config-data [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.install.apple-software [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Checked when user is installing Apple-provided software. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.install.apple-software.standard-user [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Checked when user is installing new software. [10.8]

Output: No

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.install.iap-software [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: No

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.install.root.admin [10.6] Yes [10.7] No [10.9] No [10.10] No [10.8]

Output: No

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.install.root.user [10.6] Yes [10.7] No [10.9] No [10.10] No [10.8]

Output: No

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.install.software [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Checked when user is installing new software. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.install.software.iap [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] No [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: No

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.install.software.mdm-provided [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] No [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: No

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.keychain.create.loginkc [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Used by the Security framework when you add an item to an unconfigured default keychain. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.keychain.modify [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Used by Keychain Access when editing a system keychain. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.login.console [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Login mechanism based rule. Not for general use, yet. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.login.done [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.login.fus [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] No [10.10] Yes [Comment] Login mechanism based rule. Not for general use, yet. [10.8]

Output: No

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.login.screensaver [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] The owner or any administrator can unlock the screensaver, set rule to "authenticate-session-owner-or-admin" to enable SecurityAgent. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.login.tty [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.preferences [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Checked by the Admin framework when making changes to certain System Preferences. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.preferences.accessibility [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Checked when making changes to the Accessibility Preferences. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.preferences.accounts [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Checked by the Admin framework when making changes to the Users & Groups preference pane. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.preferences.datetime [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Checked by the Admin framework when making changes to the Date & Time preference pane. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.preferences.energysaver [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Checked by the Admin framework when making changes to the Energy Saver preference pane. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.preferences.location [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] For changing the network location from the Apple menu. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.preferences.network [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Checked by the Admin framework when making changes to the Network preference pane. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.preferences.nvram [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.preferences.parental-controls [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Checked when making changes to the Parental Controls preference pane. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.preferences.printing [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Checked by the Admin framework when making changes to the Printing preference pane. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.preferences.security [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Checked by the Admin framework when making changes to the Security preference pane. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.preferences.security.remotepair [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Used by Bezel Services to gate IR remote pairing. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.preferences.sharing [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Checked by the Admin framework when making changes to the Sharing preference pane. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.preferences.softwareupdate [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Checked by the Admin framework when making changes to the Software Update preference pane. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.preferences.startupdisk [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Checked by the Admin framework when making changes to the Startup Disk preference pane. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.preferences.timemachine [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Checked by the Admin framework when making changes to the Time Machine preference pane. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.preferences.version-cue [10.6] No [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] For gating modifications to Adobe Version Cue preferences. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.print.admin [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.print.operator [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.printingmanager [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] For printing to locked printers. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.privilege.admin [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Used by AuthorizationExecuteWithPrivileges(...). AuthorizationExecuteWithPrivileges() is used by programs requesting to run a tool as root (e.g., some installers). [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.privilege.taskport [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Used by task_for_pid(...). Task_for_pid is called by programs requesting full control over another program for things like debugging or performance analysis. This authorization only applies if the requesting and target programs are run by the same user; it will never authorize access to the program of another user. WARNING: administrators are advised not to modify this right. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.privilege.taskport.debug [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] For use by Apple. WARNING: administrators are advised not to modify this right. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.privilege.taskport.safe [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] For use by Apple. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.restart [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Checked if the foreground console user tries to restart the system while other users are logged in via fast-user switching. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.services.directory.configure [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] For making Directory Services changes. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.services.networkextension.filtering [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] No [10.10] Yes [Comment] For making changes to the Content Filtering configuration using NetworkExtension. [10.8]

Output: No

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.services.networkextension.vpn [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] No [10.10] Yes [Comment] For making changes to the VPN configuration using NetworkExtension. [10.8]

Output: No

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.services.systemconfiguration.network [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] For making change to network configuration via System Configuration. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.sharepoints. [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Checked when making changes to the Sharepoints. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.shutdown [10.6] Yes [10.7] Yes [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Checked if the foreground console user tries to shut down the system while other users are logged in via fast-user switching. [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.volume. [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] system.volume.(external|internal|removable).(adopt|encode|mount|rename|unmount) [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.volume.external. [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] system.volume.(external|internal|removable).(adopt|encode|mount|rename|unmount) [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.volume.external.adopt [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] system.volume.(external|internal|removable).(adopt|encode|mount|rename|unmount) [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.volume.network. [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] No [10.10] Yes [Comment] system.volume.network.unmount [10.8]

Output: No

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.volume.optical. [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] No [10.10] Yes [Comment] system.volume.optical.(adopt|encode|mount|rename|unmount) [10.8]

Output: No

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.volume.optical.adopt [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] No [10.10] Yes [Comment] system.volume.optical.adopt [10.8]

Output: No

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.volume.removable. [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] system.volume.(external|internal|removable).(adopt|encode|mount|rename|unmount) [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] system.volume.removable.adopt [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] system.volume.(external|internal|removable).(adopt|encode|mount|rename|unmount) [10.8]

Output: Yes

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [Right] use-login-window-ui [10.6] No [10.7] No [10.9] Yes [10.10] Yes [Comment] Authenticate either as the owner or as an administrator. [10.8]

Output: No

Authorization Rights available on Mac OS X


Input: [PrettyPrint] It's light and requires only two files (prettyprint.js and prettyPrint.css) [SyntaxHighlighter]

Output: You need to include different js files for different syntaxes.

Errorbuster: Prettify: A syntax highlighter for blogger


Input: [PrettyPrint] Minified js file is provided [SyntaxHighlighter]

Output: Minified js is not provided.

Errorbuster: Prettify: A syntax highlighter for blogger


Input: [PrettyPrint] Takes less bandwidth because it's minified and only two files need to be downloaded by browser. [SyntaxHighlighter]

Output: Takes more bandwidth because it's not minified and if you have included more files then it takes longer to download.

Errorbuster: Prettify: A syntax highlighter for blogger


Input: [PrettyPrint] You can see the code on RSS feed and mobile blog but the code is not highlighted. [SyntaxHighlighter]

Output: You can't see the code section and you may loose audience using RSS feed and mobile blog to follow your blog.

Errorbuster: Prettify: A syntax highlighter for blogger


Input: [PrettyPrint] Customization of the color scheme can be done by providing css file. [SyntaxHighlighter]

Output: Can't be done here.

Errorbuster: Prettify: A syntax highlighter for blogger


Input: [PrettyPrint] No need to specify the language, It guesses automatically. The same file works for most of the languages. [SyntaxHighlighter]

Output: You need to specify the language otherwise it doesn't work and for every different language the different js file is required.

Errorbuster: Prettify: A syntax highlighter for blogger


Input: [PrettyPrint] Syntax is highlighted even for the preview of the post. [SyntaxHighlighter]

Output: It doesn't work for post preview.

Errorbuster: Prettify: A syntax highlighter for blogger


Input: [PrettyPrint] Scroll is not provided for code segment. Code looks awkward if the lines are longer and goes out of current frame. You need to manually divide lines to shorter one so that it fit in current frame. [SyntaxHighlighter]

Output: Scroll bar is provided. No manual work is required.

Errorbuster: Prettify: A syntax highlighter for blogger


Input: [PrettyPrint] Very few sites use it e.g Google. [SyntaxHighlighter]

Output: Most of the sites are using it where RSS feed and mobile version is not used.

Errorbuster: Prettify: A syntax highlighter for blogger


Input: [PrettyPrint] Some of the lines can't be highlighted though the line number can be marked. [SyntaxHighlighter]

Output: You can highlight lines.

Errorbuster: Prettify: A syntax highlighter for blogger


Input: [Tutorial] One [Description] The most simple INDI driver. The tutorial covers what is required to build and run a minimal INDI driver. [Driver]

Output: Simple Device


Input: [Tutorial] Two [Description] Implementation of a simple telescope driver using INDI event-driven framework [Driver]

Output: Simple Telescope


Input: [Tutorial] Three [Description] Implementation of a simple CCD driver that sends a randomly generated image to the client as FITS. [Driver]

Output: Simple CCD


Input: [Tutorial] Four [Description] Demonstration on how to utilize INDI's skeleton files to build driver properties externally. [Driver]

Output: Skeleton


Input: [Tutorial] Five [Description] Demonstration of INDI Snooping functionality that enables inter-driver communication. [Driver]

Output: Rain and Dome


Input: [Tutorial] Six [Description] Implmentation of a simple client application that can connect to the Simple CCD driver and controls its temperature. [Driver]

Output: Client Application


Input: [Tutorial] Seven [Description] Sample implementation of a telescope driver that utilizes INDI's Alignment Subsystem Infrastructure [Driver]

Output: Advanced Telescope Simulator


Input: [2] Create, import and export your properties [1]

Output: Properties

Intuitive Management Tools and Quality Online Resources | FSBI Tools


Input: [2] Create, manage and establish your pre-set tasks [1]

Output: Tasks

Intuitive Management Tools and Quality Online Resources | FSBI Tools


Input: [2] Add, import and export your contacts [1]

Output: Contacts

Intuitive Management Tools and Quality Online Resources | FSBI Tools


Input: [2] Receive and manage your leads [1]

Output: Leads

Intuitive Management Tools and Quality Online Resources | FSBI Tools


Input: [2] Create, send and manage your communication [1]

Output: Messages

Intuitive Management Tools and Quality Online Resources | FSBI Tools


Input: [2] Import, store, and manage your documents [1]

Output: Documents

Intuitive Management Tools and Quality Online Resources | FSBI Tools


Input: [2] Add attachments to your properties [1]

Output: Attachments

Intuitive Management Tools and Quality Online Resources | FSBI Tools


Input: [2] Manage your property expenses [1]

Output: Expenses

Intuitive Management Tools and Quality Online Resources | FSBI Tools


Input: [details] details [description] This is the message envelope. The details that our server receives from the sending server. [parameter]

Output: envelope


Input: [details] details [description] These are the email headers as an array of JSON objects of keys and values. [parameter]

Output: headers


Input: [details] details [description] The email body as plain-text. [parameter]

Output: plain


Input: [details] details [description] The email as HTML (if a HTML version is available). [parameter]

Output: html


Input: [details] details [description] The plain text reply extracted from this message is present / found. [parameter]

Output: reply_plain


Input: [details] details [description] The message attachments. [parameter]

Output: attachments


Input: [Description] Codes used to represent measured and instrument variables and their units. [Code]

Output: Parameter codes

Integrated Science Data Managment (ISDM) - Code List


Input: [Description] These record the actions taken against a unit of data. [Code]

Output: Activity codes

Integrated Science Data Managment (ISDM) - Code List


Input: [Description] An ARGO reference code table. [Code]

Output: ARGO reference table 5

Integrated Science Data Managment (ISDM) - Code List


Input: [Description] These indicate how widely or readily the data may be distributed [Code]

Output: Availability codes

Integrated Science Data Managment (ISDM) - Code List


Input: [Description] A list of 2-character country codes used in specifying the origin of received data. [Code]

Output: Country codes

Integrated Science Data Managment (ISDM) - Code List


Input: [Description] A list of 2-character codes to describe the instrumentation origins of the data. [Code]

Output: Data type codes

Integrated Science Data Managment (ISDM) - Code List


Input: [Description] Used in the tides and water level data system to describe the datums for the measurements. [Code]

Output: Datum codes

Integrated Science Data Managment (ISDM) - Code List


Input: [Description] A code that describes the method by which original data are transformed into digital values. [Code]

Output: Digit codes

Integrated Science Data Managment (ISDM) - Code List


Input: [Description] Used in handling drifting buoy data to describe the type of drogue. [Code]

Output: Drogue codes

Integrated Science Data Managment (ISDM) - Code List


Input: [Description] These describe the codes used for various Institutes. [Code]

Output: Institutes codes

Integrated Science Data Managment (ISDM) - Code List


Input: [Description] A more precise code (than data_type) to describe the instrument used in the collection of the data [Code]

Output: Instrument type codes

Integrated Science Data Managment (ISDM) - Code List


Input: [Description] Currently used within our tide and water level processing to indicate the type of gauging used. [Code]

Output: Measurement techniques codes

Integrated Science Data Managment (ISDM) - Code List


Input: [Description] These are used in the data systems to provide a tracking of the software through which data have passed. In the ocean system these are also called PRC_CODES. [Code]

Output: Process codes

Integrated Science Data Managment (ISDM) - Code List


Input: [Description] These are the quality flags used to describe the validity of a measurement. [Code]

Output: QValue codes

Integrated Science Data Managment (ISDM) - Code List


Input: [Description] These describe how surface reference temperatures have been collected. [Code]

Output: Reference temperature codes

Integrated Science Data Managment (ISDM) - Code List


Input: [Description] These describe the sampling technique for collecting measurements. [Code]

Output: Sampling techniques codes

Integrated Science Data Managment (ISDM) - Code List


Input: [Description] Ship Reference Codes Vocabulary from the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES) [Code]

Output: ICES Ship Reference Codes (External site)

Integrated Science Data Managment (ISDM) - Code List


Input: [Description] These indicate the source of the data. [Code]

Output: Source id codes

Integrated Science Data Managment (ISDM) - Code List


Input: [Description] These describe the accuracy to which measurements have been made. [Code]

Output: Standard codes

Integrated Science Data Managment (ISDM) - Code List


Input: [Description] These are shorter forms of the Source_ID codes used in processing real-time data. [Code]

Output: Stream identification codes

Integrated Science Data Managment (ISDM) - Code List


Input: [Description] These are used to indicate the originating data stream when data from different processing streams are combined. [Code]

Output: Stream source codes

Integrated Science Data Managment (ISDM) - Code List


Input: [Description] This is used to indicate the action to be performed by archive update software [Code]

Output: U Flag code

Integrated Science Data Managment (ISDM) - Code List


Input: [Service Area] Security [MTC applications]

Output: Surveillance systems Backup for landline Control of physical access (e.g. to buildings) Car/driver security


Input: [Service Area] Tracking & Tracing [MTC applications]

Output: Fleet Management Order Management Pay as you drive Asset Tracking Navigation Traffic information Road tolling Road traffic optimisation/steering


Input: [Service Area] Payment [MTC applications]

Output: Point of sales Vending machines Gaming machines


Input: [Service Area] Health [MTC applications]

Output: Monitoring vital signs Supporting the aged or handicapped Web Access Telemedicine points Remote diagnostics


Input: [Service Area] Remote Maintenance/Control [MTC applications]

Output: Sensors Lighting Pumps Valves Elevator control Vending machine control Vehicle diagnostics


Input: [Service Area] Metering [MTC applications]

Output: Power Gas Water Heating Grid control Industrial metering


Input: [Service Area] Consumer Devices [MTC applications]

Output: Digital photo frame Digital camera eBook


Input: [Note] Initial state. No event is emitted in this state. [State]

Output: initialized


Input: [Note] All dependencies have been loaded and Pusher is trying to connect. The connection will also enter this state when it is trying to reconnect after a connection failure. [State]

Output: connecting


Input: [Note] The connection to Pusher is open and authenticated with your app. [State]

Output: connected


Input: [Note] The connection is temporarily unavailable. In most cases this means that there is no internet connection. It could also mean that Pusher is down, or some intermediary is blocking the connection. In this state, Pusher will automatically retry the connection every ten seconds. connecting_in events will still be triggered. [State]

Output: unavailable


Input: [Note] Pusher is not supported by the browser. This implies that WebSockets are not natively available, Flash is not available, and an HTTP-based transport could not be found. [State]

Output: failed


Input: [Note] The Pusher connection was previously connected and has now intentionally been closed. [State]

Output: disconnected


Input: [Topic] .NET Compact Framework Version 3.5 [Location]

Output: .NET Compact Framework

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Input: [Topic] .NET Framework Version 3.5 [Location]

Output: Understanding the .NET Framework

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Input: [Topic] What's New in ADO.NET [Location]

Output: Accessing Data with ADO.NET

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Input: [Topic] What's New in Architecture Edition [Location]

Output: Visual Studio Enterprise - User Interface

New Features in Visual Studio 2008 - Asp.Net, C#, SQL Blog


Input: [Topic] What's New in Data [Location]

Output: Data Access in Visual Studio

New Features in Visual Studio 2008 - Asp.Net, C#, SQL Blog


Input: [Topic] What's New in Deployment [Location]

Output: Deployment in Visual Studio

New Features in Visual Studio 2008 - Asp.Net, C#, SQL Blog


Input: [Topic] What's New in Smart Device Projects [Location]

Output: Smart Device Projects

New Features in Visual Studio 2008 - Asp.Net, C#, SQL Blog


Input: [Topic] What's New in the Visual Basic Language [Location]

Output: Visual Basic Language Reference

New Features in Visual Studio 2008 - Asp.Net, C#, SQL Blog


Input: [Topic] What's New in the Visual Studio Debugger [Location]

Output: Debugging with Visual Studio

New Features in Visual Studio 2008 - Asp.Net, C#, SQL Blog


Input: [Topic] What's New in Visual Basic [Location]

Output: Visual Basic Concepts

New Features in Visual Studio 2008 - Asp.Net, C#, SQL Blog


Input: [Topic] What's New in Visual C# [Location]

Output: C# Programmer's Reference

New Features in Visual Studio 2008 - Asp.Net, C#, SQL Blog


Input: [Topic] What's New in Visual C++ 2008 [Location]

Output: Getting Started with Visual C++

New Features in Visual Studio 2008 - Asp.Net, C#, SQL Blog


Input: [Topic] What's New in Visual Studio Team System [Location]

Output: Visual Studio Team System Help

New Features in Visual Studio 2008 - Asp.Net, C#, SQL Blog


Input: [Topic] What's New in Visual Studio Tools for Office [Location]

Output: Visual Studio Tools for Office Concepts

New Features in Visual Studio 2008 - Asp.Net, C#, SQL Blog


Input: [Bug id] 210101 [Title]

Output: Wrong encoding detection of japanese CDs


Input: [Bug id] 301149 [Status] fixed [Title]

Output: Amarok crashes when editing tags of a track from a removed CD


Input: [Bug id] 311329 [Status] fixed [Title]

Output: Better user feedback in Amarok when transcoding from CD is not working due to lame not being installed


Input: [Bug id] 279188 [Status] fixed [Title]

Output: Launching amarok with --cdplay doesn't add the CD to playlist


Input: [Bug id] 279485 [Status] fixed [Title]

Output: Amarok trusts CDDB too much, bad audio CD info => cannot play


Input: [Bug id] 289294 [Status] fixed [Title]

Output: Amarok recognises data track as audio for mixed audio cd's


Input: [Bug id] 290216 [Title]

Output: Amarok doesn't detect that Audio CD is inserted on Windows


Input: [Bug id] 305733 [Status] fixed [Title]

Output: On starting amarok existing entry in playlist which is cd track has missing info


Input: [Bug id] 319036 [Status] fixed [Title]

Output: Audio Cd collection doesn't disappear from Collection View when CD is ejected from outside amarok


Input: [Bug id] 320356 [Title]

Output: Amarok does not play CDs if those are selected through the Menu option "Add Media..."


Input: [Bug id] 320388 [Title]

Output: CDs with foreign characters in cddb info not displayed correctly


Input: [Status] fixed [Title]

Output: Amarok freeze up if CD is removed during playback of a track from it


Input: [description] lists the important new things in each version [link]

Output: What's new


Input: [description] a sequence of examples with line-by-line explanations [link]

Output: Tutorial


Input: [description] lists all of the available PyNGL functions [link]

Output: Functions


Input: [description] lists all of the available PyNGL resources [link]

Output: Resources


Input: [description] link to the PyNIO documentation [link]

Output: PyNIO


Input: [description] description of color usage and a gallery of color tables [link]

Output: Colors


Input: [description] Frequently asked questions [link]

Output: FAQ


Input: [description] how to subscribe to the pyngl-talk mailing list [link]

Output: User forum


Input: [description] Links to various color and pattern tables, etc. [link]

Output: Quick links


Input: [description] listing of external URLs of interest [link]

Output: Related URLs


Input: [description] list of known bugs and instructions on filing a bug report [link]

Output: Bugs


Input: [description] glossary [link]

Output: Glossary


Input: [description] Instructions on how to download and install PyNGL and PyNIO [link]

Output: Download


Input: [Description] Internet/upstream network [Class]

Output: net


Input: [Description] Management network (monitoring, remote access) [Class]

Output: mgmt


Input: [Description] Site local traffic network [Class]

Output: traffic


Input: [Description] Traffic network for backups [Class]

Output: backup


Input: [Description] Voip Telephony network [Class]

Output: voip


Input: [Description] A network with client workstations. [Class]

Output: clients


Input: [Description] A network with development machines. [Class]

Output: devel


Input: [Description] A network with staging equipment. [Class]

Output: staging


Input: [0] Audience Size [Audio & Video Hosting] Unlimited space [Live Audio Streaming]

Output: Up to 15,000

Audio Streaming Services | Conference Calls Unlimited


Input: [0] Purpose [Audio & Video Hosting] Reach audiences 24/7 [Live Audio Streaming]

Output: Reach large global audience

Audio Streaming Services | Conference Calls Unlimited


Input: [0] Audio [Audio & Video Hosting] Streaming audio [Live Audio Streaming]

Output: Streaming audio

Audio Streaming Services | Conference Calls Unlimited


Input: [0] Downloads [Audio & Video Hosting] No downloads required [Live Audio Streaming]

Output: Download Windows Media Player

Audio Streaming Services | Conference Calls Unlimited


Input: [0] Scheduling [Audio & Video Hosting] On-demand [Live Audio Streaming]

Output: Pre-scheduled

Audio Streaming Services | Conference Calls Unlimited


Input: [0] Pricing [Audio & Video Hosting] Flat-rate monthly [Live Audio Streaming]

Output: Flat-rate per event

Audio Streaming Services | Conference Calls Unlimited


Input: [0] DVD unit [DVD-ROM disc] reads [DVD-R(G) disc] often reads [DVD-R(A) disc] usually reads [DVD-RW disc] often reads [DVD+RW disc] usually reads [DVD+R disc] often reads [DVD-RAM disc]

Output: rarely reads


Input: [0] DVD-R(G) unit [DVD-ROM disc] reads [DVD-R(G) disc] reads, writes [DVD-R(A) disc] reads [DVD-RW disc] reads [DVD+RW disc] usually reads [DVD+R disc] usually reads [DVD-RAM disc]

Output: doesn't read


Input: [0] DVD-R(A) unit [DVD-ROM disc] reads [DVD-R(G) disc] reads [DVD-R(A) disc] reads, writes [DVD-RW disc] reads [DVD+RW disc] usually reads [DVD+R disc] usually reads [DVD-RAM disc]

Output: doesn't read


Input: [0] DVD-RW unit [DVD-ROM disc] reads [DVD-R(G) disc] reads, writes [DVD-R(A) disc] reads [DVD-RW disc] reads, writes [DVD+RW disc] usually reads [DVD+R disc] usually reads [DVD-RAM disc]

Output: doesn't read


Input: [0] DVD-RAM unit [DVD-ROM disc] reads [DVD-R(G) disc] reads [DVD-R(A) disc] reads [DVD-RW disc] usually reads [DVD+RW disc] usually reads [DVD+R disc] reads [DVD-RAM disc]

Output: reads, writes


Input: [0] DVD+RW unit [DVD-ROM disc] reads [DVD-R(G) disc] reads [DVD-R(A) disc] reads [DVD-RW disc] usually reads [DVD+RW disc] reads, writes [DVD+R disc] reads, may write [DVD-RAM disc]

Output: doesn't read


Input: [Description] The program will not run if these are not supplied. [Option type]

Output: Required arguments


Input: [Description] A list of possible input files, with formatting requirements. [Option type]

Output: Input file options


Input: [Description] Naming conventions and options for controlling format of output files. [Option type]

Output: Output file options


Input: [Description] Options for controlling how the program processes input data. [Option type]

Output: Basic options


Input: [Description] Options for aligning allele coding across data files. [Option type]

Output: Strand alignment options


Input: [Description] Options for controlling the filters that get applied to input data. [Option type]

Output: Filtering options


Input: [Description] Options for controlling the MCMC algorithm. [Option type]

Output: MCMC options


Input: [Description] Options that facilitate pre-phasing and subsequent imputation. [Option type]

Output: Pre-phasing options


Input: [Description] Options for merging a pair of reference panels. [Option type]

Output: Panel merging options


Input: [Description] Options for analyzing chromosome X data. [Option type]

Output: Chromosome X options


Input: [Description] Options to be used by experts only. [Option type]

Output: Expert options


Input: [HDMI version] sRGB [1.0] Yes [1.1] Yes [1.3] Yes [1.3a 1.3b 1.3b1 1.3c] Yes [1.4] Yes [1.2 1.2a]

Output: Yes

HDMI kabels - Keuze uit diverse kwaliteiten en lengtes - Lage prijzen


Input: [HDMI version] YCbCr [1.0] Yes [1.1] Yes [1.3] Yes [1.3a 1.3b 1.3b1 1.3c] Yes [1.4] Yes [1.2 1.2a]

Output: Yes

HDMI kabels - Keuze uit diverse kwaliteiten en lengtes - Lage prijzen


Input: [HDMI version] 8 channel LPCM/192 kHz/24-bit audio capability [1.0] Yes [1.1] Yes [1.3] Yes [1.3a 1.3b 1.3b1 1.3c] Yes [1.4] Yes [1.2 1.2a]

Output: Yes

HDMI kabels - Keuze uit diverse kwaliteiten en lengtes - Lage prijzen


Input: [HDMI version] Blu-ray Disc video and audio at full resolution [1.0] Yes [1.1] Yes [1.3] Yes [1.3a 1.3b 1.3b1 1.3c] Yes [1.4] Yes [1.2 1.2a]

Output: Yes

HDMI kabels - Keuze uit diverse kwaliteiten en lengtes - Lage prijzen


Input: [HDMI version] Consumer Electronic Control (CEC) [1.0] Yes [1.1] Yes [1.3] Yes [1.3a 1.3b 1.3b1 1.3c] Yes [1.4] Yes [1.2 1.2a]

Output: Yes

HDMI kabels - Keuze uit diverse kwaliteiten en lengtes - Lage prijzen


Input: [HDMI version] DVD Audio support [1.0] No [1.1] Yes [1.3] Yes [1.3a 1.3b 1.3b1 1.3c] Yes [1.4] Yes [1.2 1.2a]

Output: Yes

HDMI kabels - Keuze uit diverse kwaliteiten en lengtes - Lage prijzen


Input: [HDMI version] Super Audio CD support (DSD) [1.0] No [1.1] No [1.3] Yes [1.3a 1.3b 1.3b1 1.3c] Yes [1.4] Yes [1.2 1.2a]

Output: Yes

HDMI kabels - Keuze uit diverse kwaliteiten en lengtes - Lage prijzen


Input: [HDMI version] Deep Color [1.0] No [1.1] No [1.3] Yes [1.3a 1.3b 1.3b1 1.3c] Yes [1.4] Yes [1.2 1.2a]

Output: No

HDMI kabels - Keuze uit diverse kwaliteiten en lengtes - Lage prijzen


Input: [HDMI version] xvYCC [1.0] No [1.1] No [1.3] Yes [1.3a 1.3b 1.3b1 1.3c] Yes [1.4] Yes [1.2 1.2a]

Output: No

HDMI kabels - Keuze uit diverse kwaliteiten en lengtes - Lage prijzen


Input: [HDMI version] Auto lip-sync [1.0] No [1.1] No [1.3] Yes [1.3a 1.3b 1.3b1 1.3c] Yes [1.4] Yes [1.2 1.2a]

Output: No

HDMI kabels - Keuze uit diverse kwaliteiten en lengtes - Lage prijzen


Input: [HDMI version] Dolby TrueHD bitstream capable [1.0] No [1.1] No [1.3] Yes [1.3a 1.3b 1.3b1 1.3c] Yes [1.4] Yes [1.2 1.2a]

Output: No

HDMI kabels - Keuze uit diverse kwaliteiten en lengtes - Lage prijzen


Input: [HDMI version] DTS-HD Master Audio bitstream capable [1.0] No [1.1] No [1.3] Yes [1.3a 1.3b 1.3b1 1.3c] Yes [1.4] Yes [1.2 1.2a]

Output: No

HDMI kabels - Keuze uit diverse kwaliteiten en lengtes - Lage prijzen


Input: [HDMI version] Updated list of CEC commands [1.0] No [1.1] No [1.3] No [1.3a 1.3b 1.3b1 1.3c] Yes [1.4] Yes [1.2 1.2a]

Output: No

HDMI kabels - Keuze uit diverse kwaliteiten en lengtes - Lage prijzen


Input: [HDMI version] Ethernet Channel [1.0] No [1.1] No [1.3] No [1.3a 1.3b 1.3b1 1.3c] No [1.4] Yes [1.2 1.2a]

Output: No

HDMI kabels - Keuze uit diverse kwaliteiten en lengtes - Lage prijzen


Input: [HDMI version] Audio Return Channel [1.0] No [1.1] No [1.3] No [1.3a 1.3b 1.3b1 1.3c] No [1.4] Yes [1.2 1.2a]

Output: No

HDMI kabels - Keuze uit diverse kwaliteiten en lengtes - Lage prijzen


Input: [HDMI version] 3D Over HDMI [1.0] No [1.1] No [1.3] No [1.3a 1.3b 1.3b1 1.3c] No [1.4] Yes [1.2 1.2a]

Output: No

HDMI kabels - Keuze uit diverse kwaliteiten en lengtes - Lage prijzen


Input: [HDMI version] 4K x 2K Resolution Support [1.0] No [1.1] No [1.3] No [1.3a 1.3b 1.3b1 1.3c] No [1.4] Yes [1.2 1.2a]

Output: No

HDMI kabels - Keuze uit diverse kwaliteiten en lengtes - Lage prijzen


Input: [Service] Frontier Simply Broadband Ultimate PLUS [Max Download] Up to 25.0 Mbps [Max Upload] Up to 2.0 Mbps [Service Type] Residential [Check Prices & Availability] Details [Broadband Type]

Output: Fiber to the node

47370 - Internet Services Available in Pershing - Check Internet Providers by Zip Code


Input: [Service] Frontier Broadband Ultimate + Digital Phone Essentials Double Play Bundle [Max Download] Up to 24.0 Mbps [Max Upload] Up to 1.0 Mbps [Service Type] Residential [Check Prices & Availability] Details [Broadband Type]

Output: Fiber to the node

47370 - Internet Services Available in Pershing - Check Internet Providers by Zip Code


Input: [Service] Frontier Simply Broadband Ultimate [Max Download] Up to 24.0 Mbps [Max Upload] Up to 1.0 Mbps [Service Type] Residential [Check Prices & Availability] Details [Broadband Type]

Output: Fiber to the node

47370 - Internet Services Available in Pershing - Check Internet Providers by Zip Code


Input: [Service] Frontier Broadband Ultimate + Digital Phone Essentials + DISH America's Top 250 Triple Play Bundle [Max Download] Up to 24.0 Mbps [Max Upload] Up to 1.0 Mbps [Service Type] Residential [Check Prices & Availability] Details [Broadband Type]

Output: Fiber to the node

47370 - Internet Services Available in Pershing - Check Internet Providers by Zip Code


Input: [Service] Exede 2X Classic 10 Satellite Internet [Max Download] Up to 12.0 Mbps [Max Upload] Up to 3.0 Mbps [Service Type] Residential [Check Prices & Availability] Details [Broadband Type]

Output: Satellite

47370 - Internet Services Available in Pershing - Check Internet Providers by Zip Code


Input: [Service] Exede 2X Classic 15 Satellite Internet [Max Download] Up to 12.0 Mbps [Max Upload] Up to 3.0 Mbps [Service Type] Residential [Check Prices & Availability] Details [Broadband Type]

Output: Satellite

47370 - Internet Services Available in Pershing - Check Internet Providers by Zip Code


Input: [Service] Exede 2X Classic 25 Satellite Internet [Max Download] Up to 12.0 Mbps [Max Upload] Up to 3.0 Mbps [Service Type] Residential [Check Prices & Availability] Details [Broadband Type]

Output: Satellite

47370 - Internet Services Available in Pershing - Check Internet Providers by Zip Code


Input: [Service] Exede 2X Evolution Satellite Internet [Max Download] Up to 12.0 Mbps [Max Upload] Up to 3.0 Mbps [Service Type] Residential [Check Prices & Availability] Details [Broadband Type]

Output: Satellite

47370 - Internet Services Available in Pershing - Check Internet Providers by Zip Code


Input: [Service] Frontier Simply Broadband Ultra [Max Download] Up to 12.0 Mbps [Max Upload] Up to 1.0 Mbps [Service Type] Residential [Check Prices & Availability] Details [Broadband Type]

Output: Fiber to the node

47370 - Internet Services Available in Pershing - Check Internet Providers by Zip Code


Input: [Service] Frontier Broadband Ultra + Digital Phone Essentials Double Play Bundle [Max Download] Up to 12.0 Mbps [Max Upload] Up to 1.0 Mbps [Service Type] Residential [Check Prices & Availability] Details [Broadband Type]

Output: Fiber to the node

47370 - Internet Services Available in Pershing - Check Internet Providers by Zip Code


Input: [Service] Frontier Simply Broadband Ultra PLUS [Max Download] Up to 12.0 Mbps [Max Upload] Up to 2.0 Mbps [Service Type] Residential [Check Prices & Availability] Details [Broadband Type]

Output: Fiber to the node

47370 - Internet Services Available in Pershing - Check Internet Providers by Zip Code


Input: [Service] dishNET Better Satellite Internet Bundle [Max Download] Up to 10.0 Mbps [Service Type] Residential [Check Prices & Availability] Details [Broadband Type]

Output: Satellite

47370 - Internet Services Available in Pershing - Check Internet Providers by Zip Code


Input: [Service] dishNET Best Satellite Internet Bundle [Max Download] Up to 10.0 Mbps [Service Type] Residential [Check Prices & Availability] Details [Broadband Type]

Output: Satellite

47370 - Internet Services Available in Pershing - Check Internet Providers by Zip Code


Input: [Service] dishNET Better Satellite Internet Plan [Max Download] Up to 10.0 Mbps [Service Type] Residential [Check Prices & Availability] Details [Broadband Type]

Output: Satellite

47370 - Internet Services Available in Pershing - Check Internet Providers by Zip Code


Input: [Service] dishNET Best Satellite Internet Plan [Max Download] Up to 10.0 Mbps [Service Type] Residential [Check Prices & Availability] Details [Broadband Type]

Output: Satellite

47370 - Internet Services Available in Pershing - Check Internet Providers by Zip Code


Input: [Service] Frontier Simply Broadband Max [Max Download] Up to 6.0 Mbps [Service Type] Residential [Check Prices & Availability] Details [Broadband Type]

Output: DSL

47370 - Internet Services Available in Pershing - Check Internet Providers by Zip Code


Input: [Service] Frontier Digital Phone Unlimited + Broadband Max + DISH America’s Top 120 Triple Play Bundle [Max Download] Up to 6.0 Mbps [Max Upload] Up to 1.0 Mbps [Service Type] Residential [Check Prices & Availability] Details [Broadband Type]

Output: DSL

47370 - Internet Services Available in Pershing - Check Internet Providers by Zip Code


Input: [Service] Frontier Broadband Max + Digital Phone Essentials Double Play Bundle [Max Download] Up to 6.0 Mbps [Service Type] Residential [Check Prices & Availability] Details [Broadband Type]

Output: DSL

47370 - Internet Services Available in Pershing - Check Internet Providers by Zip Code


Input: [Service] dishNET Good Satellite Internet Bundle [Max Download] Up to 5.0 Mbps [Service Type] Residential [Check Prices & Availability] Details [Broadband Type]

Output: Satellite

47370 - Internet Services Available in Pershing - Check Internet Providers by Zip Code


Input: [Service] dishNET Good Satellite Internet Plan [Max Download] Up to 5.0 Mbps [Service Type] Residential [Check Prices & Availability] Details [Broadband Type]

Output: Satellite

47370 - Internet Services Available in Pershing - Check Internet Providers by Zip Code


Input: [Feature] Direct Connection without previous installation of any software on the remote computer [AWRC PRO] YES

Output: NO


Input: [Feature] Access Remote Desktop (RDP)/Terminal Services and Citrix Sessions [AWRC PRO] YES

Output: NO


Input: [Feature] Remote Console [AWRC PRO] YES

Output: Not available, or just a simple command shell.


Input: [Feature] Session Video Recording with optional audio comments. [AWRC PRO] YES

Output: Normally not available.


Input: [Feature] Image Quality [AWRC PRO] Best possible (WYSIWG)

Output: Usually poor


Input: [Feature] Registry View and Edition [AWRC PRO] YES. Full Viewing and Edition capabilities in real-time. Access to all built-in user account Registry hives without credentials. Visualization of secret keys.

Output: Not available or clunky access through the Windows network registry facility.


Input: [Feature] Access to File System [AWRC PRO] YES. Resolves symlinks and junks, downloads, uploads, zip, unzips, renames, deletes, copies and moves. Allows launching of files under any account.

Output: In every case less comprehensive.


Input: [Feature] Audio Engine [AWRC PRO] YES. Fully controlled from client with device selection. Suitable for various purposes other than Voice Chat. Allows recording.

Output: Not available or basic.


Input: [Feature] Remote System Information [AWRC PRO] YES. Covers almost every aspect.

Output: Does not provide or pretty basic, even when specialized in remote inventories.


Input: [Feature] Network Information and Network Tools [AWRC PRO] YES

Output: Not available or very basic.


Input: [Feature] Full Desktop View [AWRC PRO] YES. You can see all monitors at the same time in multiple monitor systems.

Output: NO


Input: [Feature] Connect simultaneously to multiple remote computers [AWRC PRO] YES. You can connect simultaneously to multiple remote system by launching separate AWRC PRO instances. This way is much more performant and informative than swicthing from inside a single application..

Output: Variable.


Input: [Feature] Security [AWRC PRO] YES. Can be configured to comply with every organization's policy, even the most restrictive.

Output: Variable.


Input: [Feature] Automatically runs natively as 32-bit or 64-bit on the remote system [AWRC PRO] YES. A unique network detection method, allows it to launch and run as 32-bit or 64-bit, depending on the remote Operating System bitness.

Output: NO


Input: [Feature] 100% native, self contained, compact, safe code engine [AWRC PRO] YES. The .Net Framework is not required at all and there are no external dependencies on libraries you must download to make it work. No plug-ins at additional cost. No crippled entry level releases. No exploits ever found. Extremely low size.

Output: Mostly NO


Input: [Description] Extracts relevant information from texts, such as Named Entities (people, locations, organizations...) and concepts, as well as other important data (dates, time expressions, monetary quantities, etc...) [Version] 1.2 [Name]

Output: Topics Extraction


Input: [Description] Performs classification of text, based on a hierarchical categorization or taxonomy. [Version] 1.1 [Name]

Output: Text Classification


Input: [Description] Analyzes texts and tags them with an indication of its polarity, subjectivity, irony and disagreement expression. [Version] 2.0 [Name]

Output: Sentiment Analysis


Input: [Description] Automatically detects language of texts obtained from any kind of source. [Version] 1.1 [Name]

Output: Language Identification


Input: [Description] Lemmatization, POS and Parsing carries out different linguistic analysis in several languages: morphosyntactic analysis, PoS tagging and lemmatization. [Version] 1.2 [Name]

Output: Lemmatization, POS and Parsing


Input: [Description] Text Proofreading detects spelling, grammar and style proofreading in several languages. [Version] 1.2 [Name]

Output: Text Proofreading


Input: [Description] This API provides a semantic tagging of multilingual content for Corporate Reputation analysis purposes. [Version] 1.0 [Name]

Output: Corporate Reputation


Input: [Ticket] #70 [Summary] Make documentation pages in the wiki [Status] new [Owner] ajanata [Type] enhancement [Milestone] time_t overflow [Priority]

Output: blocker


Input: [Ticket] #71 [Summary] Edit News Post link on news post pages [Status] new [Owner] ajanata [Type] enhancement [Milestone] time_t overflow [Priority]

Output: critical


Input: [Ticket] #75 [Summary] Reset password [Status] assigned [Owner] grinnz [Type] enhancement [Milestone] time_t overflow [Priority]

Output: critical


Input: [Ticket] #50 [Summary] FAQ [Status] new [Owner] ajanata [Type] enhancement [Milestone] time_t overflow [Priority]

Output: major


Input: [Ticket] #54 [Summary] Use APC to cache the featured user [Status] accepted [Owner] ajanata [Type] enhancement [Milestone] time_t overflow [Priority]

Output: major


Input: [Ticket] #56 [Summary] "unban" with no parameters should remove the most recently set ban [Status] new [Owner] vsTerminus [Type] enhancement [Milestone] time_t overflow [Priority]

Output: major


Input: [Ticket] #57 [Summary] Subscriptions with opt-in email updates [Status] new [Owner] Grinnz [Type] enhancement [Milestone] time_t overflow [Priority]

Output: major


Input: [Ticket] #62 [Summary] !np doesn't give a good error message if it tries to use an invalid Last.FM account [Status] assigned [Owner] vsTerminus [Type] defect [Milestone] time_t overflow [Priority]

Output: major


Input: [Ticket] #68 [Summary] Messaging [Status] accepted [Owner] ajanata [Type] enhancement [Milestone] time_t overflow [Priority]

Output: major


Input: [Ticket] #69 [Summary] Comments on news posts [Status] new [Owner] ajanata [Type] enhancement [Milestone] time_t overflow [Priority]

Output: major


Input: [Ticket] #1 [Summary] zomg to-do list [Status] accepted [Owner] vsTerminus [Type] defect [Milestone] time_t overflow [Priority]

Output: minor


Input: [Ticket] #5 [Summary] Justin.tv account linking [Status] assigned [Owner] Grinnz [Type] task [Milestone] time_t overflow [Priority]

Output: minor


Input: [Ticket] #6 [Summary] Justin.tv namespace accounts, broadcasting, etc [Status] accepted [Owner] Grinnz [Type] enhancement [Milestone] time_t overflow [Priority]

Output: minor


Input: [Ticket] #7 [Summary] !seen [Status] accepted [Owner] ajanata [Type] enhancement [Milestone] time_t overflow [Priority]

Output: minor


Input: [Ticket] #79 [Summary] store [Status] new [Owner] ajanata [Type] defect [Milestone] time_t overflow [Priority]

Output: minor


Input: [Ticket] #80 [Summary] Fix all htmlentities() to use XHTML and UTF-8 [Status] new [Owner] ajanata [Type] defect [Milestone] time_t overflow [Priority]

Output: minor


Input: [Ticket] #47 [Summary] Track time stream is live [Status] accepted [Owner] ajanata [Type] enhancement [Milestone] time_t overflow [Priority]

Output: trivial


Input: [Description] The user interface is based on a stage, timeline, and panels for elements and properties. It’s influenced by our customers’ favorite features and functionality in class-leading tools like After Effects and Flash Professional, but innovates in its ease of use. Animations and timing can be controlled on a WebKit-based stage, or via precise property adjustments directly on the timeline. You can also make quick edits on individual or multiple objects. [Feature]

Output: Intuitive user Interface

Adobe Edge HTML5 Web Animation Tool available for download now


Input: [Description] Create new compositions from scratch using basic HTML building blocks, text, and imported web graphics. Manipulate objects with an array of transformation and styling options which Edge natively applies to our jQuery-based animation framework. [Feature]

Output: Visually author animated content

Adobe Edge HTML5 Web Animation Tool available for download now


Input: [Description] Add motion elements to existing HTML web documents. Edge stores all of its animation in a separate JavaScript file that cleanly distinguishes the original HTML from Edge’s animation code. Edge makes minimal, non-intrusive changes to the HTML code to reference the JavaScript and CSS files it creates. [Feature]

Output: Add motion to existing HTML content

Adobe Edge HTML5 Web Animation Tool available for download now


Input: [Description] Import existing web graphics such as SVG, JPG, PNG, and GIF files. [Feature]

Output: Import web graphics files

Adobe Edge HTML5 Web Animation Tool available for download now


Input: [Description] Edge reads and writes HTML, CSS and JavaScript files natively. Animated content produced in Edge is expressed in a JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) data structure that preserves the CSS-based layout. JSON is a formatting style for JavaScript that is easily readable, and allows more flexibility to work with the document and animated content independently. [Feature]

Output: Standards-based output

Adobe Edge HTML5 Web Animation Tool available for download now


Input: [Description] Animated content created with Edge is designed and tested to work reliably on the iOS and Android platforms, WebKit-enabled devices, and popular desktop browsers such as Firefox, Chrome, Safari, and Internet Explorer 9. [Feature]

Output: Reliable content on desktops and devices

Adobe Edge HTML5 Web Animation Tool available for download now


Input: [Details] Tap into the device’s motion sensor. [API]

Output: Accelerometer

PhoneGap Tutorial Series | Search Results | Hiedi Utley


Input: [Details] Capture a photo using the device’s camera. [API]

Output: Camera

PhoneGap Tutorial Series | Search Results | Hiedi Utley


Input: [Details] Obtain the direction that the device is pointing. [API]

Output: Compass

PhoneGap Tutorial Series | Search Results | Hiedi Utley


Input: [Details] Work with the devices contact database. [API]

Output: Contacts

PhoneGap Tutorial Series | Search Results | Hiedi Utley


Input: [Details] Gather device specific information. [API]

Output: Device

PhoneGap Tutorial Series | Search Results | Hiedi Utley


Input: [Details] Hook into native events through JavaScript. [API]

Output: Events

PhoneGap Tutorial Series | Search Results | Hiedi Utley


Input: [Details] Hook into native file system through JavaScript. [API]

Output: File

PhoneGap Tutorial Series | Search Results | Hiedi Utley


Input: [Details] Make your application location aware. [API]

Output: Geolocation

PhoneGap Tutorial Series | Search Results | Hiedi Utley


Input: [Details] Record and play back audio files. [API]

Output: Media

PhoneGap Tutorial Series | Search Results | Hiedi Utley


Input: [Details] Quickly check the network state. [API]

Output: Network

PhoneGap Tutorial Series | Search Results | Hiedi Utley


Input: [Details] Visual, audible, and tactile device notifications. [API]

Output: Notification

PhoneGap Tutorial Series | Search Results | Hiedi Utley


Input: [Details] Hook into the devices native storage options. [API]

Output: Storage

PhoneGap Tutorial Series | Search Results | Hiedi Utley


Input: [Feature] Hekaton [BI value?] It could prove to be of value for BI, instead of persisting Staging data in tables on disk, why not store them in memory? [Description]

Output: This feature will enable you to store your tables in memory, this can improve performance op to 10 times for existing applications, and up to 50 times if the application is rewritten with Hekaton in mind. The betting company bwin have implemented in-memory on their system, the impact talks for it self.

SQL Server 2014 announced – Funky Business Intelligence - FBI


Input: [Feature] SSD Caching [BI value?] Could speed up lookup functions? [Description]

Output: SQL server now lets you use SSD as an extension of memory, if the option is set SQL server will automatically cache data on SSD.

SQL Server 2014 announced – Funky Business Intelligence - FBI


Input: [Feature] Columnstore Index Updatable [BI value?] Will mean better performance. [Description]

Output: Columnstore index is now updateable, meaning the index no longer needs recreation , when new data arrives.

SQL Server 2014 announced – Funky Business Intelligence - FBI


Input: [Feature] Statistics enhancements [Description]

Output: Statistics is now stored on partition level, and therefore maintained there.

SQL Server 2014 announced – Funky Business Intelligence - FBI


Input: [Feature] Backup to Azure [Description]

Output: Automated backup to Azure, sql server will automatically decide when to do a full or differential backup to Azure.

SQL Server 2014 announced – Funky Business Intelligence - FBI


Input: [Feature] Azure Migration [Description]

Output: Enables easy migration of existing SQL databases to Azure via SSMS

SQL Server 2014 announced – Funky Business Intelligence - FBI


Input: [Feature] Azure Log/data files [Description]

Output: Allows you to have your Log and Data files located on Azure, while the SQL data base is located on-premise, this means storage price can now be even lower

SQL Server 2014 announced – Funky Business Intelligence - FBI


Input: [Feature] Index maintenance [Description]

Output: Indexes on a partition can be rebuild online.

SQL Server 2014 announced – Funky Business Intelligence - FBI


Input: [Feature] Enhanced Query Processing [BI value?] Well, it could mean better performance! [Description]

Output: The query processor have been enhanced to speed up all queries.

SQL Server 2014 announced – Funky Business Intelligence - FBI


Input: [Feature] Big Data resource management [BI value?] Big Data is in some way BI 😉 [Description]

Output: Better resource management for Big data, closer integration to Windows Server 2012 storage engine, which in turn will provide better performance for Big Data

SQL Server 2014 announced – Funky Business Intelligence - FBI


Input: [Feature] player chat [Mandatory]

Output: yes


Input: [Feature] player connecting [Mandatory]

Output: yes


Input: [Feature] player disconnecting [Mandatory]

Output: yes


Input: [Feature] player changing teams [Mandatory]

Output: advised


Input: [Feature] player changing name [Mandatory]

Output: advised


Input: [Feature] player kill [Mandatory]

Output: advised


Input: [Feature] player suicide [Mandatory]

Output: advised


Input: [Feature] map change [Mandatory]

Output: advised


Input: [Feature] round start [Mandatory]

Output: advised


Input: [Feature] round end [Mandatory]

Output: advised


Input: [Feature] game type/mode change [Mandatory]

Output: advised


Input: [Feature] player damaging an other player (bullet hit) [Mandatory]

Output: no


Input: [Feature] end of round scores [Mandatory]

Output: no


Input: [Feature] end of match scores [Mandatory]

Output: no


Input: [Feature] bomb events (planted, defused) [Mandatory]

Output: no


Input: [Feature] checkpoint captured [Mandatory]

Output: no


Input: [Feature] vote call/answers/result [Mandatory]

Output: no


Input: [Call] SNIC SMALL Allocations [Upcoming Deadlines] Continuous [Link]

Output: SNIC SMALL

Swedish National Infrastructure for Computing — SNIC


Input: [Call] SNIC MEDIUM Allocations [Upcoming Deadlines] Continuous [Link]

Output: SNIC MEDIUM

Swedish National Infrastructure for Computing — SNIC


Input: [Call] SNIC LARGE Allocations [Upcoming Deadlines] There is presently no open call. Call Fall 2015 is expected to open in September for projects starting 1 January 2016. [Link]

Output: SNIC LARGE

Swedish National Infrastructure for Computing — SNIC


Input: [Call] SNIC Storage Allocations [Upcoming Deadlines] Continuous [Link]

Output: SNIC Storage

Swedish National Infrastructure for Computing — SNIC


Input: [Call] PRACE Call for Tier-0 access [Upcoming Deadlines] There is presently no open call. [Link]

Output: PRACE

Swedish National Infrastructure for Computing — SNIC


Input: [Call] PRACE Call for Preparatory Access [Upcoming Deadlines] Continuous. Next cut-off dates: 1 June 2015, 11.00 CET, 7 September 2015, 11.00 CET, 1 December 2015, 11:00 CET [Link]

Output: PRACE

Swedish National Infrastructure for Computing — SNIC


Input: [Ticket] #727 [Summary] no images in RSS feeds [Status] closed [Type] task [Milestone] 4.3.1 [Component] Vodcasting [Priority]

Output: major

closed tix by milestone descending – Plumi


Input: [Ticket] #738 [Summary] User Search Links to Member Folder [Status] closed [Type] defect [Milestone] 4.3.1 [Component] Architecture [Priority]

Output: major

closed tix by milestone descending – Plumi


Input: [Ticket] #728 [Summary] Upload Failure [Status] closed [Type] task [Milestone] 4.3.1 [Component] VideoUploading [Priority]

Output: major

closed tix by milestone descending – Plumi


Input: [Ticket] #641 [Summary] Update collective.piwik.flowplayer to use the latest piwik version [Status] closed [Type] task [Milestone] 4.3.1 [Component] Architecture [Priority]

Output: blocker

closed tix by milestone descending – Plumi


Input: [Ticket] #458 [Summary] Taxonomy collections display Number of Videos on page, not in collection [Status] closed [Type] defect [Milestone] 4.3.1 [Component] Taxonomy [Priority]

Output: major

closed tix by milestone descending – Plumi


Input: [Ticket] #701 [Summary] Taxonomy Links When Clicking Browse From Video Page [Status] closed [Type] defect [Milestone] 4.3.1 [Component] Architecture [Priority]

Output: minor

closed tix by milestone descending – Plumi


Input: [Ticket] #729 [Summary] Share This doesn't pop up - Latest Videos listing [Status] closed [Type] defect [Milestone] 4.3.1 [Component] SocialSoftware [Priority]

Output: major

closed tix by milestone descending – Plumi


Input: [Ticket] #617 [Summary] Remove callouts from /taxonomy page, factor out of Plumi & hide in interface [Status] closed [Type] task [Milestone] 4.3.1 [Component] Architecture [Priority]

Output: minor

closed tix by milestone descending – Plumi


Input: [Ticket] #690 [Summary] Remove 'video language' from table on video view page [Status] closed [Type] task [Milestone] 4.3.1 [Component] Architecture [Priority]

Output: critical

closed tix by milestone descending – Plumi


Input: [Ticket] #742 [Summary] Proxy Error [Status] closed [Type] defect [Milestone] 4.3.1 [Component] Architecture [Priority]

Output: major

closed tix by milestone descending – Plumi


Input: [Ticket] #688 [Summary] Player 'play' graphic keeps spinning on page load (OS X / Firefox) [Status] closed [Type] task [Milestone] 4.3.1 [Component] VideoPlayer [Priority]

Output: major

closed tix by milestone descending – Plumi


Input: [Ticket] #730 [Summary] No Video Playback [Status] closed [Type] task [Milestone] 4.3.1 [Component] VideoPlayer [Priority]

Output: major

closed tix by milestone descending – Plumi


Input: [Ticket] #695 [Summary] No Upload Animation in Mac OS X Safari & Chrome [Status] closed [Type] defect [Milestone] 4.3.1 [Component] DesignCSS [Priority]

Output: blocker

closed tix by milestone descending – Plumi


Input: [Ticket] #731 [Summary] No Universal Subtitles [Status] closed [Type] defect [Milestone] 4.3.1 [Component] VideoPlayer [Priority]

Output: major

closed tix by milestone descending – Plumi


Input: [Ticket] #735 [Summary] No License Chooser [Status] closed [Type] task [Milestone] 4.3.1 [Component] Architecture [Priority]

Output: major

closed tix by milestone descending – Plumi


Input: [Ticket] #736 [Summary] No Featured Video - Front Page [Status] closed [Type] defect [Milestone] 4.3.1 [Component] PlumiSkin [Priority]

Output: major

closed tix by milestone descending – Plumi


Input: [Ticket] #693 [Summary] Member Videos Folder View Should List in Date/Time Order, Most Recently Added First [Status] closed [Type] defect [Milestone] 4.3.1 [Component] Architecture [Priority]

Output: major

closed tix by milestone descending – Plumi


Input: [Ticket] #696 [Summary] Make FTP uploads default to private state [Status] closed [Type] task [Milestone] 4.3.1 [Component] VideoUploading [Priority]

Output: major

closed tix by milestone descending – Plumi


Input: [Ticket] #702 [Summary] Links from Author Lookups (Genre/Activities/Media Formats) Link to Member Not Author Page [Status] closed [Type] enhancement [Milestone] 4.3.1 [Component] AuthorProfile [Priority]

Output: major

closed tix by milestone descending – Plumi


Input: [Ticket] #741 [Summary] Licensing Error - All Rights Reserved [Status] closed [Type] defect [Milestone] 4.3.1 [Component] ContentLicensing [Priority]

Output: major

closed tix by milestone descending – Plumi


Input: [Ticket] #676 [Summary] Language look up should use standard video listing template [Status] closed [Type] task [Milestone] 4.3.1 [Component] Architecture [Priority]

Output: critical

closed tix by milestone descending – Plumi


Input: [Ticket] #740 [Summary] FTP video did not transcode [Status] closed [Type] defect [Milestone] 4.3.1 [Component] Transcoding [Priority]

Output: major

closed tix by milestone descending – Plumi


Input: [Ticket] #343 [Summary] Clicking on username, from user search results and author lookups, should take you to /author/username not /Member/username [Status] closed [Type] enhancement [Milestone] 4.3.1 [Component] PlumiSkin [Priority]

Output: minor

closed tix by milestone descending – Plumi


Input: [Ticket] #739 [Summary] Changing Language - Content Error [Status] closed [Type] defect [Milestone] 4.3.1 [Component] Translation [Priority]

Output: blocker

closed tix by milestone descending – Plumi


Input: [Ticket] #737 [Summary] Categories link misaligned [Status] closed [Type] task [Milestone] 4.3.1 [Component] PlumiSkin [Priority]

Output: minor

closed tix by milestone descending – Plumi


Input: [Ticket] #689 [Summary] Add subs selection to featured video [Status] closed [Type] task [Milestone] 4.3.1 [Component] VideoPlayer [Priority]

Output: blocker

closed tix by milestone descending – Plumi


Input: [Ticket] #606 [Summary] Add Hong Kong to list of countries [Status] closed [Type] task [Milestone] 4.3.1 [Component] Architecture [Priority]

Output: major

closed tix by milestone descending – Plumi


Input: [Ticket] #691 [Summary] 16:9 videos have black border on top and bottom [Status] closed [Type] task [Milestone] 4.3.1 [Component] Architecture [Priority]

Output: critical

closed tix by milestone descending – Plumi


Input: [0] 266 [Action] Unplug the AC15A private circuit from the KSU. Consult the documentation for the correct location of the AC15A ports, and then plug the AC15A private circuit into one of the allowable ports. [Explanation]

Output: An AC15A private circuit is plugged into a telephone port that is not in the allowable range for AC15A private circuits.

Nortel Systems User Guides, Nortel Error Codes - Telecomuserguides.com


Input: [0] 268 [Action] All dialing filter definitions have been defaulted as a result of this error. Reprogram all dialing filters. [Explanation]

Output: A system audit has detected memory corruption in the storage of the dialing filters for external dialing restrictions and exceptions.

Nortel Systems User Guides, Nortel Error Codes - Telecomuserguides.com


Input: [0] 269 [Action] Any dialing filters applied to a dedicated line appearance on a specific telephone have been defaulted as a result of this error. Reprogram all line/set dialing filters. [Explanation]

Output: A system audit has detected memory corruption in the storage of dialing filters applied to specific line appearances on an telephone.

Nortel Systems User Guides, Nortel Error Codes - Telecomuserguides.com


Input: [0] 270 [Action] If the event occurs many times, unplug the telephone, wait for 3 minutes, then replug the telephone. Check the external lines. [Explanation]

Output: The system is dealing with a multi-byte message that it does not understand, while trying to initialize the telephone. May be caused by a noisy line.

Nortel Systems User Guides, Nortel Error Codes - Telecomuserguides.com


Input: [0] 271 [Action] Initiate a Maintenance session to check the telephone firmware version. Contact your local support group. If required, upgrade the telephones that generated the event. [Explanation]

Output: Incomplete telephone firmware.

Nortel Systems User Guides, Nortel Error Codes - Telecomuserguides.com


Input: [0] 272 [Action] No action required. [Explanation]

Output: The handshake which occurs on a line with supervision was not properly completed.

Nortel Systems User Guides, Nortel Error Codes - Telecomuserguides.com


Input: [0] 274 [Action] Check if two CIIs are installed. If not, change the CII so that it is compatible with the current KSU. [Explanation]

Output: An extra CII box was plugged in or the CII plugged in is incompatible with the KSU.

Nortel Systems User Guides, Nortel Error Codes - Telecomuserguides.com


Input: [0] Description [Multilingual Press] After post is published, it's posted to one of the sub-sites for translation. [Multisite Language Switcher] Only provides linking to different language versions, no other features. [qTranslate]

Output: All the translations are managed on a single site. Good for smaller sites.

How to Build a Multilingual Site via Wordpress Plugins


Input: [0] Separation of language versions [Multilingual Press] Great, works with WordPress Multisite. [Multisite Language Switcher] Works with WordPress Multisite, but has nearly no features, just links to translations. [qTranslate]

Output: Weak, single post content field stores multiple language versions of the post.

How to Build a Multilingual Site via Wordpress Plugins


Input: [0] Translate post slugs [Multilingual Press] Not a problem, since each language is a different site. [Multisite Language Switcher] - [qTranslate]

Output: There is a plugin for that.

How to Build a Multilingual Site via Wordpress Plugins


Input: [0] Translate category slugs [Multilingual Press] It does not copy the categories to the language sites. [Multisite Language Switcher] - [qTranslate]

Output: The above plugin takes care of that too

How to Build a Multilingual Site via Wordpress Plugins


Input: [0] Post meta [Multilingual Press] It does not copy the post meta values to the language sites. [Multisite Language Switcher] - [qTranslate]

Output: Each plugin working with meta values needs to be adjusted

How to Build a Multilingual Site via Wordpress Plugins


Input: [0] Notify translator about change in the original language version [Multilingual Press] Perhaps the pro version of the plugin has this feature, but it doesn't look like that [Multisite Language Switcher] - [qTranslate]

Output: No, we haven't noticed this feature.

How to Build a Multilingual Site via Wordpress Plugins


Input: [0] Restricted editing interface for translators [Multilingual Press] Since it uses a different site for languages, you can't damage the original version by accident [Multisite Language Switcher] - [qTranslate]

Output: It's easy to damage the original version if you use the HTML view. It's a bit clunky with all the different languages appearing on the same screen.

How to Build a Multilingual Site via Wordpress Plugins


Input: [0] Security [Multilingual Press] Secure, since each language is a different site. [Multisite Language Switcher] - [qTranslate]

Output: Not secure, all the translations are stored in the same database fields. It might be possible to damage the data in editing.

How to Build a Multilingual Site via Wordpress Plugins


Input: [0] Search [Multilingual Press] Each translation is a separate site, therefore it has its own search. [Multisite Language Switcher] - [qTranslate]

Output: This would be tricky, as we don't want the languages to mix in search results.

How to Build a Multilingual Site via Wordpress Plugins


Input: [0] Independent Publishing [Multilingual Press] Each translation is a different site, so this should not be a problem. Only publish what's translated. [Multisite Language Switcher] - [qTranslate]

Output: You have to translate your posts quickly, otherwise they will appear empty if there is no translation yet.

How to Build a Multilingual Site via Wordpress Plugins


Input: [0] Complexity [Multilingual Press] It uses separate sites, so at least it's less likely they all will break at the same time. [Multisite Language Switcher] - [qTranslate]

Output: Adding all of our tweaks (editing, search, publishing workflow, permalinks, ...) would make it too fragile.

How to Build a Multilingual Site via Wordpress Plugins


Input: [0] Credibility of the plugin [Multilingual Press] This is a new plugin. We've already seen some complaints about it. [Multisite Language Switcher] - [qTranslate]

Output: This plugin is used by a lot of users and has useful support forums.

How to Build a Multilingual Site via Wordpress Plugins


Input: [Feature] Tracks an unlimited number of assets [Benefit]

Output: Monitor serialized, consumable and non-consumable assets such as tools, parts, equipment and supplies.

Tool Tracking Software - ToolHound 5 Onsite | ToolHound


Input: [Feature] Consumable Tracking [Benefit]

Output: ToolHound 5 Onsite automatically tracks where the consumables are going, adjusts inventory levels and generates billing and job cost information.

Tool Tracking Software - ToolHound 5 Onsite | ToolHound


Input: [Feature] Tool Tracking Software [Benefit]

Output: Keep track of everything, from tools and equipment to machinery and vehicles.

Tool Tracking Software - ToolHound 5 Onsite | ToolHound


Input: [Feature] Quick Issue & Return of Assets [Benefit]

Output: Check-out and return assets efficiently and accurately with mobile computers. ToolHound 5 Onsite provides a complete history of all asset usage by item and employee. It also provides the capability to charge projects, customers or departments for tool usage.

Tool Tracking Software - ToolHound 5 Onsite | ToolHound


Input: [Feature] Bar Code and RFID Enabled [Benefit]

Output: ToolHound 5 Onsite can collect data from bar codes or radio frequency ID tags to greatly enhance data entry speed and accuracy.

Tool Tracking Software - ToolHound 5 Onsite | ToolHound