Input: [Breed] Guard Dogs [Bred to . . .] Guard territory [Energy Level]

Output: Medium

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Breed] Large-Game Hounds [Bred to . . .] Challenge large game [Energy Level]

Output: Medium

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Breed] Livestock Drivers [Bred to . . .] Move sheep and cattle from field to field [Energy Level]

Output: High

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Breed] Non-Sporting Group [Bred to . . .] All vary historically [Energy Level]

Output: Medium

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Breed] Pointers [Bred to . . .] Course fields all day, point, and retrieve [Energy Level]

Output: Very high

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Breed] Portuguese Water Dogs [Bred to . . .] Retrieve nets from water [Energy Level]

Output: Medium to high

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Breed] Rescue/Water dogs [Bred to . . .] Rescue humans [Energy Level]

Output: Low (in general)

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Breed] Retrievers [Bred to . . .] Stay by master’s side and retrieve on command [Energy Level]

Output: High

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Breed] Scent Hounds [Bred to . . .] Follow and trail game [Energy Level]

Output: High

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Breed] Setters [Bred to . . .] Run in the fields, point, flush, and retrieve fowl [Energy Level]

Output: High

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Breed] Sheep Herders [Bred to . . .] Herd sheep [Energy Level]

Output: Medium to high

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Breed] Sight Hounds [Bred to . . .] Pursue fast-moving game [Energy Level]

Output: High in spurts and then low

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Breed] Sled/Draft Dogs [Bred to . . .] Pull sleds or carts long distances [Energy Level]

Output: Medium to high

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Breed] Spaniels [Bred to . . .] Flush and retrieve birds [Energy Level]

Output: High

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Breed] Toy Group [Bred to . . .] Companionship [Energy Level]

Output: Low

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Breed] Vermin Hunters [Bred to . . .] Hunt barn pests [Energy Level]

Output: Medium to high

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Filter] Artistic→Colored Pencil [Filter_2] Sketch→Graphic Pen [Color(s)_3] Foreground + background [Color(s)]

Output: Background

Photoshop CC Filter Gallery Colors - For Dummies


Input: [Filter] Artistic→Neon Glow [Filter_2] Sketch→Halftone Pattern [Color(s)_3] Foreground + background [Color(s)]

Output: Foreground + background

Photoshop CC Filter Gallery Colors - For Dummies


Input: [Filter] Brush Strokes→Accented Edges [Filter_2] Sketch→Note Paper [Color(s)_3] Foreground + background [Color(s)]

Output: Foreground + background

Photoshop CC Filter Gallery Colors - For Dummies


Input: [Filter] Distort→Diffuse Glow [Filter_2] Sketch→Photocopy [Color(s)_3] Foreground + background [Color(s)]

Output: Background

Photoshop CC Filter Gallery Colors - For Dummies


Input: [Filter] Render→Clouds [Filter_2] Sketch→Plaster [Color(s)_3] Foreground + background [Color(s)]

Output: Foreground + background

Photoshop CC Filter Gallery Colors - For Dummies


Input: [Filter] Render→Fibers [Filter_2] Sketch→Reticulation [Color(s)_3] Foreground + background [Color(s)]

Output: Foreground + background

Photoshop CC Filter Gallery Colors - For Dummies


Input: [Filter] Sketch→Bas Relief [Filter_2] Sketch→Stamp [Color(s)_3] Foreground + background [Color(s)]

Output: Foreground + background

Photoshop CC Filter Gallery Colors - For Dummies


Input: [Filter] Sketch→Chalk & Charcoal [Filter_2] Sketch→Torn Edges [Color(s)_3] Foreground + background [Color(s)]

Output: Foreground + background

Photoshop CC Filter Gallery Colors - For Dummies


Input: [Filter] Sketch→Conte Crayon [Filter_2] Texture→Stained Glass [Color(s)_3] Foreground [Color(s)]

Output: Foreground + background

Photoshop CC Filter Gallery Colors - For Dummies


Input: [0] Delivery Options [Mobile E-Mail] Mass delivery to private inboxes and one-to-one personalization are possible. [Text Messages (SMS or MMS)] Mass delivery to private inboxes and one-to-one personalization are possible. Mass delivery is public. Personalization is a challenge because opt-in is often anonymous. [Social Media]

Output: Mass delivery is public. Personalized delivery to private inboxes is manual.

Comparing Mobile E-Mail Marketing Methods - For Dummies

E-Mail Compared with Other Forms of Mobile Communication


Input: [0] Delivery Rates (% of Messages Delivered Correctly) [Mobile E-Mail] E-mail delivered by a good e-mail marketing provider can exceed 97%. Filters and changes to e-mail addresses can degrade deliverability. [Text Messages (SMS or MMS)] Assume 100% delivery. Carriers control opt-in and delivery gateways, so filtering is low. People don’t change mobile phone numbers as often as e-mail addresses. Mass messages are posted rather than delivered, and anyone with an RSS reader can view them. People can easily unsubscribe and ignore posts. [Social Media]

Output: Mass messages are posted rather than delivered, and anyone can view them. People can easily un-follow and ignore posts.

Comparing Mobile E-Mail Marketing Methods - For Dummies


Input: [0] Audience [Mobile E-Mail] Almost everyone uses e-mail, and people can easily make the transition from reading e-mail on a computer to reading e-mail on a mobile phone. [Text Messages (SMS or MMS)] Usage is increasing rapidly for users older than 30, and text messaging is a standard for most people younger than 25. More than 95% of phones on the market can send and receive text messages. Fewer than 15% of consumers realize they use RSS*, but the technology is used to enable many familiar blogging functions like feeding a blog post to other Web sites or posting someone else’s content to your own blog or social media page. [Social Media]

Output: Once popular only with young audiences, social media usage is now widespread. Few people, however, consider social media to be their primary form of communication.

Comparing Mobile E-Mail Marketing Methods - For Dummies


Input: [0] Building a List [Mobile E-Mail] Obtaining e-mail addresses and permission is required. Confirmed opt-in is not required, but it’s still a good idea. [Text Messages (SMS or MMS)] Obtaining mobile phone numbers and permission is required. Confirmed opt-in is required by all the carriers. Obtaining personal contact information is not required. Permission is inherent in the decision to follow your messages. [Social Media]

Output: Obtaining personal contact information is not required. Permission is inherent in the decision to follow your messages.

Comparing Mobile E-Mail Marketing Methods - For Dummies


Input: [0] Formatting [Mobile E-Mail] Nearly unlimited text and graphic designs are possible. A variety of links and images can be included. [Text Messages (SMS or MMS)] Text limited to 160 characters and graphic design limited to images. Links are subject to character limits. Text and graphic design are limited unless the reader clicks through to the source of the feed. Links to files and downloads are limited or not included. [Social Media]

Output: Text limited on some sites, such as Twitter. Limited graphic design. Links to files and downloads are limited.

Comparing Mobile E-Mail Marketing Methods - For Dummies


Input: [0] Cost [Mobile E-Mail] E-mail service provider recommended. Flat-rate and per-message plans are available at fractions of pennies per message. [Text Messages (SMS or MMS)] Service provider required. Per-message plans start at around $0.10 per message and go lower based on volume. Service provider or programming skills are required. Most services are free or very low cost. [Social Media]

Output: Going direct to each social media site is free. The service provider is required to manage multiple sites and audiences. Costs are minimal.

Comparing Mobile E-Mail Marketing Methods - For Dummies


Input: [Mobile E-Mail] Mass delivery to private inboxes and one-to-one personalization are possible. [Text Messages (SMS or MMS)] Mass delivery to private inboxes and one-to-one personalization are possible. [Social Media] Mass delivery is public. Personalized delivery to private inboxes is manual. Mass delivery is public. Personalization is a challenge because opt-in is often anonymous. [0]

Output: Delivery Options

Delivery Rates (% of Messages Delivered Correctly)

Comparing Mobile E-Mail Marketing Methods - For Dummies


Input: [Mobile E-Mail] E-mail delivered by a good e-mail marketing provider can exceed 97%. Filters and changes to e-mail addresses can degrade deliverability. [Text Messages (SMS or MMS)] Assume 100% delivery. Carriers control opt-in and delivery gateways, so filtering is low. People don’t change mobile phone numbers as often as e-mail addresses. [Social Media] Mass messages are posted rather than delivered, and anyone can view them. People can easily un-follow and ignore posts. Mass messages are posted rather than delivered, and anyone with an RSS reader can view them. People can easily unsubscribe and ignore posts. [0]

Output: Delivery Rates (% of Messages Delivered Correctly)

Delivery Rates (% of Messages Delivered Correctly)

Comparing Mobile E-Mail Marketing Methods - For Dummies


Input: [Mobile E-Mail] Almost everyone uses e-mail, and people can easily make the transition from reading e-mail on a computer to reading e-mail on a mobile phone. [Text Messages (SMS or MMS)] Usage is increasing rapidly for users older than 30, and text messaging is a standard for most people younger than 25. More than 95% of phones on the market can send and receive text messages. [Social Media] Once popular only with young audiences, social media usage is now widespread. Few people, however, consider social media to be their primary form of communication. Fewer than 15% of consumers realize they use RSS*, but the technology is used to enable many familiar blogging functions like feeding a blog post to other Web sites or posting someone else’s content to your own blog or social media page. [0]

Output: Audience

Delivery Rates (% of Messages Delivered Correctly)

Comparing Mobile E-Mail Marketing Methods - For Dummies


Input: [Mobile E-Mail] Obtaining e-mail addresses and permission is required. Confirmed opt-in is not required, but it’s still a good idea. [Text Messages (SMS or MMS)] Obtaining mobile phone numbers and permission is required. Confirmed opt-in is required by all the carriers. [Social Media] Obtaining personal contact information is not required. Permission is inherent in the decision to follow your messages. Obtaining personal contact information is not required. Permission is inherent in the decision to follow your messages. [0]

Output: Building a List

Delivery Rates (% of Messages Delivered Correctly)

Comparing Mobile E-Mail Marketing Methods - For Dummies


Input: [Mobile E-Mail] Nearly unlimited text and graphic designs are possible. A variety of links and images can be included. [Text Messages (SMS or MMS)] Text limited to 160 characters and graphic design limited to images. Links are subject to character limits. [Social Media] Text limited on some sites, such as Twitter. Limited graphic design. Links to files and downloads are limited. Text and graphic design are limited unless the reader clicks through to the source of the feed. Links to files and downloads are limited or not included. [0]

Output: Formatting

Delivery Rates (% of Messages Delivered Correctly)

Comparing Mobile E-Mail Marketing Methods - For Dummies


Input: [Mobile E-Mail] E-mail service provider recommended. Flat-rate and per-message plans are available at fractions of pennies per message. [Text Messages (SMS or MMS)] Service provider required. Per-message plans start at around $0.10 per message and go lower based on volume. [Social Media] Going direct to each social media site is free. The service provider is required to manage multiple sites and audiences. Costs are minimal. Service provider or programming skills are required. Most services are free or very low cost. [0]

Output: Cost

Delivery Rates (% of Messages Delivered Correctly)

Comparing Mobile E-Mail Marketing Methods - For Dummies


Input: [Component] XBRL Instance [Description]

Output: Basically, a new type of XML business report format that contains business information. XBRL instances contain facts being reported and other information (such as context and units) that provides context for those facts. May also contain footnotes (comments). XBRL instances refer to XBRL taxonomies that describe the facts used within that XBRL instance.

High-Level Components of XBRL and Their Definitions - For Dummies


Input: [Component] Context [Description]

Output: Provides context for facts, including information about the entity, the period, or other dimensions of the reported information.

High-Level Components of XBRL and Their Definitions - For Dummies


Input: [Component] Units [Description]

Output: Provides additional context needed for numeric facts, such as the currency of the fact or some other unit of measure.

High-Level Components of XBRL and Their Definitions - For Dummies


Input: [Component] Fact [Description]

Output: Information being reported or exchanged. A fact has a value, is associated with a concept from an XBRL taxonomy, and has contextual information associated with it. Facts can also have footnotes associated with them.

High-Level Components of XBRL and Their Definitions - For Dummies


Input: [Component] Footnotes [Description]

Output: Basically comments that can provide additional information relating to a fact or that can connect facts together.

High-Level Components of XBRL and Their Definitions - For Dummies


Input: [Component] Discoverable Taxonomy Set [Description]

Output: Collection of all XBRL taxonomies referred to by either an XBRL instance or by an XBRL taxonomy.

High-Level Components of XBRL and Their Definitions - For Dummies


Input: [Component] XBRL Taxonomy [Description]

Output: Similar to a dictionary that describes information contained within an XBRL instance. However, unlike a dictionary, XBRL taxonomies can also express other information, such as hierarchies of relations between those dictionary entries.

High-Level Components of XBRL and Their Definitions - For Dummies


Input: [Component] Concept [Description]

Output: Used by facts in an XBRL instance. Concepts describe facts and have specific and unique meanings, names, data types, and other attributes. A concept specifies the XML tag and other constraints on a fact in an XBRL instance. Concepts are similar to the words in a dictionary.

High-Level Components of XBRL and Their Definitions - For Dummies


Input: [Component] Network [Description]

Output: A set of related concepts or resources. You can use networks to organize an XBRL taxonomy and to express multiple sets of relations or resources.

High-Level Components of XBRL and Their Definitions - For Dummies


Input: [Component] Resource Network [Description]

Output: A set of related resources. Resources provide additional information about a concept.

High-Level Components of XBRL and Their Definitions - For Dummies


Input: [Component] Labels [Description]

Output: Allow the taxonomy creator to create labels for each concept in the taxonomy. They let humans work with a more user-friendly label rather than having to work with ugly XML element names. Labels also provide multilingual and multidialect support. Labels also provide documentation for a concept, such as a human-readable definition of the concept.

High-Level Components of XBRL and Their Definitions - For Dummies


Input: [Component] References [Description]

Output: Allow the taxonomy creator to express references to external sources (such as a paragraph in a manual) that explain or further define a concept in human terms. References are pointers to a reference, not the references themselves.

High-Level Components of XBRL and Their Definitions - For Dummies


Input: [Component] Formulas [Description]

Output: Allow the taxonomy creator to express various types of business rules to be enforced. XBRL instances that use an XBRL taxonomy containing these rules must comply to these rules.

High-Level Components of XBRL and Their Definitions - For Dummies


Input: [Component] Relations Networks [Description]

Output: A set of related concepts. Relation networks allow taxonomy creators to associate one concept with another concept in various ways for many purposes.

High-Level Components of XBRL and Their Definitions - For Dummies


Input: [Component] Presentation [Description]

Output: Allow for a simple parent-child type of relationship (a hierarchy) to be expressed. Presentation relations are primarily intended to help organize the XBRL taxonomy. You can also use presentation-type relations to help generate human-readable renderings of an XBRL instance.

High-Level Components of XBRL and Their Definitions - For Dummies


Input: [Component] Calculation [Description]

Output: Allow for certain types of computations to be expressed between concepts within an XBRL taxonomy. Only addition and subtraction are handled by XBRL calculation relations. You can use XBRL Formulas to express more sophisticated computations.

High-Level Components of XBRL and Their Definitions - For Dummies


Input: [Component] Definition [Description]

Output: Can be used for any number of purposes. Definition relations basically let you express any type of relation, and you can define any role that explains what type of relation you have created.

High-Level Components of XBRL and Their Definitions - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl+S [Command] QSAVE [Purpose]

Output: Saves the drawing

AutoCAD 2010 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl+O [Command] OPEN [Purpose]

Output: Displays the Select File dialog box

AutoCAD 2010 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl+P [Command] PLOT [Purpose]

Output: Displays the Plot dialog box

AutoCAD 2010 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl+Tab [Command] None [Purpose]

Output: Switches to the next open drawing

AutoCAD 2010 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl+PgUp/Ctrl+PgDn [Command] None [Purpose]

Output: Switches to the previous/next tab in the current drawing

AutoCAD 2010 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] F2 [Command] TEXTSCR [Purpose]

Output: Toggles the AutoCAD Text Window on and off

AutoCAD 2010 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] F3 [Command] OSNAP [Purpose]

Output: Toggles running object snap mode on and off

AutoCAD 2010 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] F8 [Command] ORTHO [Purpose]

Output: Toggles ortho mode on and off

AutoCAD 2010 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] F9 [Command] SNAP [Purpose]

Output: Toggles snap mode on and off

AutoCAD 2010 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] F10 [Command] POLAR [Purpose]

Output: Toggles polar mode on and off

AutoCAD 2010 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [NFL Rule] A ball carrier is considered down when he’s touched by an opponent while on the ground. For example, if an NFL runner slips and inadvertently touches the ground, he can get up and keep moving forward. [High School Rule]

Output: Any ball carrier who touches the ground with any part of his body except his hands or feet is ruled down; the ball is dead at that spot.

The Rules of High School Football - For Dummies

Comparing High School Rules to NFL Rules


Input: [NFL Rule] The offense and defense can return fumbles. [High School Rule]

Output: The defense can’t advance a fumble. The ball is ruled dead where the defensive player recovers it.

The Rules of High School Football - For Dummies


Input: [NFL Rule] A player must catch the ball with both feet down inside the sideline to be considered inbounds. [High School Rule]

Output: A player is considered inbounds on a pass reception if he catches the ball with one foot down inside the sideline.

The Rules of High School Football - For Dummies


Input: [NFL Rule] The goalpost width is 18’6, and rise to 30’ high. [High School Rule]

Output: The goalposts are 23’4 wide, and they rise to 20’.

The Rules of High School Football - For Dummies


Input: [NFL Rule] Hash marks are 70’ 9 from each sideline. [High School Rule]

Output: The hash marks are 53’4 from each sideline. Because the hash marks are close to each sideline, high school offenses can attempt more running plays to the wide side of the field.

The Rules of High School Football - For Dummies


Input: [NFL Rule] Games are 60 minutes long. [High School Rule]

Output: Games are 48 minutes long.

The Rules of High School Football - For Dummies


Input: [0] Delivery Options [Mobile E-Mail] Mass delivery to private inboxes and one-to-one personalization are possible. [Text Messages (SMS or MMS)] Mass delivery to private inboxes and one-to-one personalization are possible. [Social Media] Mass delivery is public. Personalized delivery to private inboxes is manual.

Output: Mass delivery is public. Personalization is a challenge because opt-in is often anonymous.

Comparing Mobile E-Mail Marketing Methods - For Dummies


Input: [0] Delivery Rates (% of Messages Delivered Correctly) [Mobile E-Mail] E-mail delivered by a good e-mail marketing provider can exceed 97%. Filters and changes to e-mail addresses can degrade deliverability. [Text Messages (SMS or MMS)] Assume 100% delivery. Carriers control opt-in and delivery gateways, so filtering is low. People don’t change mobile phone numbers as often as e-mail addresses. [Social Media] Mass messages are posted rather than delivered, and anyone can view them. People can easily un-follow and ignore posts.

Output: Mass messages are posted rather than delivered, and anyone with an RSS reader can view them. People can easily unsubscribe and ignore posts.

Comparing Mobile E-Mail Marketing Methods - For Dummies


Input: [0] Audience [Mobile E-Mail] Almost everyone uses e-mail, and people can easily make the transition from reading e-mail on a computer to reading e-mail on a mobile phone. [Text Messages (SMS or MMS)] Usage is increasing rapidly for users older than 30, and text messaging is a standard for most people younger than 25. More than 95% of phones on the market can send and receive text messages. [Social Media] Once popular only with young audiences, social media usage is now widespread. Few people, however, consider social media to be their primary form of communication.

Output: Fewer than 15% of consumers realize they use RSS*, but the technology is used to enable many familiar blogging functions like feeding a blog post to other Web sites or posting someone else’s content to your own blog or social media page.

Comparing Mobile E-Mail Marketing Methods - For Dummies


Input: [0] Building a List [Mobile E-Mail] Obtaining e-mail addresses and permission is required. Confirmed opt-in is not required, but it’s still a good idea. [Text Messages (SMS or MMS)] Obtaining mobile phone numbers and permission is required. Confirmed opt-in is required by all the carriers. [Social Media] Obtaining personal contact information is not required. Permission is inherent in the decision to follow your messages.

Output: Obtaining personal contact information is not required. Permission is inherent in the decision to follow your messages.

Comparing Mobile E-Mail Marketing Methods - For Dummies


Input: [0] Formatting [Mobile E-Mail] Nearly unlimited text and graphic designs are possible. A variety of links and images can be included. [Text Messages (SMS or MMS)] Text limited to 160 characters and graphic design limited to images. Links are subject to character limits. [Social Media] Text limited on some sites, such as Twitter. Limited graphic design. Links to files and downloads are limited.

Output: Text and graphic design are limited unless the reader clicks through to the source of the feed. Links to files and downloads are limited or not included.

Comparing Mobile E-Mail Marketing Methods - For Dummies


Input: [0] Cost [Mobile E-Mail] E-mail service provider recommended. Flat-rate and per-message plans are available at fractions of pennies per message. [Text Messages (SMS or MMS)] Service provider required. Per-message plans start at around $0.10 per message and go lower based on volume. [Social Media] Going direct to each social media site is free. The service provider is required to manage multiple sites and audiences. Costs are minimal.

Output: Service provider or programming skills are required. Most services are free or very low cost.

Comparing Mobile E-Mail Marketing Methods - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Alt+Shift+N [Action]

Output: Create a new file in the current package

Eclipse Keyboard Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl+Shift+O [Action]

Output: Organize the import statements

Eclipse Keyboard Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] F3 [Action]

Output: Navigate to the source definition

Eclipse Keyboard Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Alt+Shift+R [Action]

Output: Rename an object

Eclipse Keyboard Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl+H [Action]

Output: Search through Java files

Eclipse Keyboard Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl+Shift+T [Action]

Output: Open a particular type

Eclipse Keyboard Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl+G [Action]

Output: Find declarations

Eclipse Keyboard Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Alt+← [Action]

Output: Navigate left

Eclipse Keyboard Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Alt+→ [Action]

Output: Navigate right

Eclipse Keyboard Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [0] Delivery Options [Text Messages (SMS or MMS)] Mass delivery to private inboxes and one-to-one personalization are possible. [Social Media] Mass delivery is public. Personalized delivery to private inboxes is manual. Mass delivery is public. Personalization is a challenge because opt-in is often anonymous. [Mobile E-Mail]

Output: Mass delivery to private inboxes and one-to-one personalization are possible.

Comparing Mobile E-Mail Marketing Methods - For Dummies


Input: [0] Delivery Rates (% of Messages Delivered Correctly) [Text Messages (SMS or MMS)] Assume 100% delivery. Carriers control opt-in and delivery gateways, so filtering is low. People don’t change mobile phone numbers as often as e-mail addresses. [Social Media] Mass messages are posted rather than delivered, and anyone can view them. People can easily un-follow and ignore posts. Mass messages are posted rather than delivered, and anyone with an RSS reader can view them. People can easily unsubscribe and ignore posts. [Mobile E-Mail]

Output: E-mail delivered by a good e-mail marketing provider can exceed 97%. Filters and changes to e-mail addresses can degrade deliverability.

Comparing Mobile E-Mail Marketing Methods - For Dummies


Input: [0] Audience [Text Messages (SMS or MMS)] Usage is increasing rapidly for users older than 30, and text messaging is a standard for most people younger than 25. More than 95% of phones on the market can send and receive text messages. [Social Media] Once popular only with young audiences, social media usage is now widespread. Few people, however, consider social media to be their primary form of communication. Fewer than 15% of consumers realize they use RSS*, but the technology is used to enable many familiar blogging functions like feeding a blog post to other Web sites or posting someone else’s content to your own blog or social media page. [Mobile E-Mail]

Output: Almost everyone uses e-mail, and people can easily make the transition from reading e-mail on a computer to reading e-mail on a mobile phone.

Comparing Mobile E-Mail Marketing Methods - For Dummies


Input: [0] Building a List [Text Messages (SMS or MMS)] Obtaining mobile phone numbers and permission is required. Confirmed opt-in is required by all the carriers. [Social Media] Obtaining personal contact information is not required. Permission is inherent in the decision to follow your messages. Obtaining personal contact information is not required. Permission is inherent in the decision to follow your messages. [Mobile E-Mail]

Output: Obtaining e-mail addresses and permission is required. Confirmed opt-in is not required, but it’s still a good idea.

Comparing Mobile E-Mail Marketing Methods - For Dummies


Input: [0] Formatting [Text Messages (SMS or MMS)] Text limited to 160 characters and graphic design limited to images. Links are subject to character limits. [Social Media] Text limited on some sites, such as Twitter. Limited graphic design. Links to files and downloads are limited. Text and graphic design are limited unless the reader clicks through to the source of the feed. Links to files and downloads are limited or not included. [Mobile E-Mail]

Output: Nearly unlimited text and graphic designs are possible. A variety of links and images can be included.

Comparing Mobile E-Mail Marketing Methods - For Dummies


Input: [0] Cost [Text Messages (SMS or MMS)] Service provider required. Per-message plans start at around $0.10 per message and go lower based on volume. [Social Media] Going direct to each social media site is free. The service provider is required to manage multiple sites and audiences. Costs are minimal. Service provider or programming skills are required. Most services are free or very low cost. [Mobile E-Mail]

Output: E-mail service provider recommended. Flat-rate and per-message plans are available at fractions of pennies per message.

Comparing Mobile E-Mail Marketing Methods - For Dummies


Input: [Breed] Dalmatians [Energy Level] Very high [Bred to . . .]

Output: Currently bred for companionship

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Breed] Fighters [Energy Level] Medium [Bred to . . .]

Output: Originally bred to fight each other or other species

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Breed] Guard Dogs [Energy Level] Medium [Bred to . . .]

Output: Guard territory

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Breed] Large-Game Hounds [Energy Level] Medium [Bred to . . .]

Output: Challenge large game

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Breed] Livestock Drivers [Energy Level] High [Bred to . . .]

Output: Move sheep and cattle from field to field

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Breed] Non-Sporting Group [Energy Level] Medium [Bred to . . .]

Output: All vary historically

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Breed] Pointers [Energy Level] Very high [Bred to . . .]

Output: Course fields all day, point, and retrieve

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Breed] Portuguese Water Dogs [Energy Level] Medium to high [Bred to . . .]

Output: Retrieve nets from water

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Breed] Rescue/Water dogs [Energy Level] Low (in general) [Bred to . . .]

Output: Rescue humans

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Breed] Retrievers [Energy Level] High [Bred to . . .]

Output: Stay by master’s side and retrieve on command

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Breed] Scent Hounds [Energy Level] High [Bred to . . .]

Output: Follow and trail game

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Breed] Setters [Energy Level] High [Bred to . . .]

Output: Run in the fields, point, flush, and retrieve fowl

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Breed] Sheep Herders [Energy Level] Medium to high [Bred to . . .]

Output: Herd sheep

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Breed] Sight Hounds [Energy Level] High in spurts and then low [Bred to . . .]

Output: Pursue fast-moving game

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Breed] Sled/Draft Dogs [Energy Level] Medium to high [Bred to . . .]

Output: Pull sleds or carts long distances

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Breed] Spaniels [Energy Level] High [Bred to . . .]

Output: Flush and retrieve birds

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Breed] Toy Group [Energy Level] Low [Bred to . . .]

Output: Companionship

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Breed] Vermin Hunters [Energy Level] Medium to high [Bred to . . .]

Output: Hunt barn pests

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [High School Rule] Any ball carrier who touches the ground with any part of his body except his hands or feet is ruled down; the ball is dead at that spot. [NFL Rule]

Output: A ball carrier is considered down when he’s touched by an opponent while on the ground. For example, if an NFL runner slips and inadvertently touches the ground, he can get up and keep moving forward.

The Rules of High School Football - For Dummies


Input: [High School Rule] The defense can’t advance a fumble. The ball is ruled dead where the defensive player recovers it. [NFL Rule]

Output: The offense and defense can return fumbles.

The Rules of High School Football - For Dummies


Input: [High School Rule] A player is considered inbounds on a pass reception if he catches the ball with one foot down inside the sideline. [NFL Rule]

Output: A player must catch the ball with both feet down inside the sideline to be considered inbounds.

The Rules of High School Football - For Dummies


Input: [High School Rule] The goalposts are 23’4 wide, and they rise to 20’. [NFL Rule]

Output: The goalpost width is 18’6, and rise to 30’ high.

The Rules of High School Football - For Dummies


Input: [High School Rule] The hash marks are 53’4 from each sideline. Because the hash marks are close to each sideline, high school offenses can attempt more running plays to the wide side of the field. [NFL Rule]

Output: Hash marks are 70’ 9 from each sideline.

The Rules of High School Football - For Dummies


Input: [High School Rule] Games are 48 minutes long. [NFL Rule]

Output: Games are 60 minutes long.

The Rules of High School Football - For Dummies


Input: [Filter] Artistic→Colored Pencil [Color(s)] Background [Color(s)_3] Foreground + background [Filter_2]

Output: Sketch→Graphic Pen

Photoshop CC Filter Gallery Colors - For Dummies


Input: [Filter] Artistic→Neon Glow [Color(s)] Foreground + background [Color(s)_3] Foreground + background [Filter_2]

Output: Sketch→Halftone Pattern

Photoshop CC Filter Gallery Colors - For Dummies


Input: [Filter] Brush Strokes→Accented Edges [Color(s)] Foreground + background [Color(s)_3] Foreground + background [Filter_2]

Output: Sketch→Note Paper

Photoshop CC Filter Gallery Colors - For Dummies


Input: [Filter] Distort→Diffuse Glow [Color(s)] Background [Color(s)_3] Foreground + background [Filter_2]

Output: Sketch→Photocopy

Photoshop CC Filter Gallery Colors - For Dummies


Input: [Filter] Render→Clouds [Color(s)] Foreground + background [Color(s)_3] Foreground + background [Filter_2]

Output: Sketch→Plaster

Photoshop CC Filter Gallery Colors - For Dummies


Input: [Filter] Render→Fibers [Color(s)] Foreground + background [Color(s)_3] Foreground + background [Filter_2]

Output: Sketch→Reticulation

Photoshop CC Filter Gallery Colors - For Dummies


Input: [Filter] Sketch→Bas Relief [Color(s)] Foreground + background [Color(s)_3] Foreground + background [Filter_2]

Output: Sketch→Stamp

Photoshop CC Filter Gallery Colors - For Dummies


Input: [Filter] Sketch→Chalk & Charcoal [Color(s)] Foreground + background [Color(s)_3] Foreground + background [Filter_2]

Output: Sketch→Torn Edges

Photoshop CC Filter Gallery Colors - For Dummies


Input: [Filter] Sketch→Conte Crayon [Color(s)] Foreground + background [Color(s)_3] Foreground [Filter_2]

Output: Texture→Stained Glass

Photoshop CC Filter Gallery Colors - For Dummies


Input: [Function] SUBSTRING [Effect]

Output: Extracts a substring from a source string

SQL For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies

String Value Functions


Input: [Function] SUBSTRING SIMILAR [Effect]

Output: Extracts a substring from a source string, using POSIX-based regular expressions

SQL For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies

String Value Functions


Input: [Function] SUBSTRING_REGEX [Effect]

Output: Extracts from a string the first occurrence of an XQuery regular expression pattern and returns one occurrence of the matching substring

SQL For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies

String Value Functions


Input: [Function] TRANSLATE_REGEX [Effect]

Output: Extracts from a string the first or every occurrence of an XQuery regular expression pattern and replaces it or them with an XQuery replacement string

SQL For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies

String Value Functions


Input: [Function] UPPER [Effect]

Output: Converts a character string to all uppercase

SQL For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies

String Value Functions


Input: [Function] LOWER [Effect]

Output: Converts a character string to all lowercase

SQL For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies

String Value Functions


Input: [Function] TRIM [Effect]

Output: Trims off leading or trailing blanks

SQL For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies

String Value Functions


Input: [Function] TRANSLATE [Effect]

Output: Transforms a source string from one character set to another

SQL For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies

String Value Functions


Input: [Function] CONVERT [Effect]

Output: Transforms a source string from one character set to another

SQL For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies

String Value Functions


Input: Fail to back up your words with actions

Output: Honour your word and keep your promises

Checking Your Integrity to Improve Your Confidence - For Dummies

Each time you do this, you increase your personal power and confidence


Input: Act or speak in a way that causes real harm to others

Output: Be honest with yourself and honest with others

Checking Your Integrity to Improve Your Confidence - For Dummies

Each time you do this, you increase your personal power and confidence


Input: Act superior to others or browbeat someone weaker than yourself

Output: Accept people as they are and judge only their actions

Checking Your Integrity to Improve Your Confidence - For Dummies

Each time you do this, you increase your personal power and confidence


Input: Fail to act right because no one is watching

Output: Treat others with respect and candour

Checking Your Integrity to Improve Your Confidence - For Dummies

Each time you do this, you increase your personal power and confidence


Input: Don’t give of your best

Output: Let people know where you stand on important issues

Checking Your Integrity to Improve Your Confidence - For Dummies

Each time you do this, you increase your personal power and confidence


Input: Don’t follow your own conscience

Output: Be genuine and transparent with people; don’t deceive through silence or inaction

Checking Your Integrity to Improve Your Confidence - For Dummies

Each time you do this, you increase your personal power and confidence


Input: Don’t practise what you preach

Output: Be true to your values and purpose

Checking Your Integrity to Improve Your Confidence - For Dummies

Each time you do this, you increase your personal power and confidence


Input: Manipulate or mislead others (or yourself)

Output: Live up to your standards and always do the right thing

Checking Your Integrity to Improve Your Confidence - For Dummies

Each time you do this, you increase your personal power and confidence


Input: Tell white lies to look good, or to avoid looking bad

Output: Admit and accept your own mistakes

Checking Your Integrity to Improve Your Confidence - For Dummies

Each time you do this, you increase your personal power and confidence


Input: Use bluff or bluster to get your own way

Output: Say what you mean, and mean what you say

Checking Your Integrity to Improve Your Confidence - For Dummies

Each time you do this, you increase your personal power and confidence


Input: Pretend to be anything other than your authentic self

Output: Walk your talk

Checking Your Integrity to Improve Your Confidence - For Dummies

Each time you do this, you increase your personal power and confidence


Input: For economic analysis, the assumptions made about people must be realistic.

Output: For economic analysis, the assumptions made about people don’t have to be realistic.

Behavioral Economics vs. Conventional Economics - For Dummies


Input: People are not endowed with the capacity to efficiently and effectively acquire and process all relevant information. People are referred to as being boundedly rational — they do the best they can, given the constraints they face.

Output: People are endowed with the capacity to efficiently and effectively acquire and process all relevant information.

Behavioral Economics vs. Conventional Economics - For Dummies


Input: People aren’t always able to figure out the future consequences of current decisions, especially in a world of uncertainty (in other words, the real world).

Output: People can figure out and factor in the future consequences of current decisions.

Behavioral Economics vs. Conventional Economics - For Dummies


Input: People can and often do make decisions they end up regretting.

Output: People always make smart decisions, ones that they don’t regret.

Behavioral Economics vs. Conventional Economics - For Dummies


Input: People often face decision-making environments that prevent them from making the best possible choices.

Output: People always make decisions in an ideal decision-making environment, where they have all the information they need and the time to make the best possible decision.

Behavioral Economics vs. Conventional Economics - For Dummies


Input: Wealth and income maximization aren’t the only things that matter. Being fair, doing the right thing, maintaining a good reputation, and pleasing friends, neighbors, and partners are also important, even if they come at the expense of some wealth or income.

Output: Wealth and income maximization are all that matter.

Behavioral Economics vs. Conventional Economics - For Dummies


Input: Relative income can be as important to people’s happiness as absolute income. People derive happiness from earning more than other people do.

Output: Relative positioning isn’t important. It doesn’t matter how much money your neighbor makes; all that matters is how much you make.

Behavioral Economics vs. Conventional Economics - For Dummies


Input: People are influenced by their peers, by their past, and by their circumstances.

Output: People aren’t influenced by anyone or anything else.

Behavioral Economics vs. Conventional Economics - For Dummies


Input: Many people are narrowly self-interested, but altruism and ethics also can be important motivators for behavior.

Output: People are narrowly self-interested, and this is the only rational way to be.

Behavioral Economics vs. Conventional Economics - For Dummies


Input: How hard and well people work is determined by their work environment and by their individual preferences. As a result, productivity, costs, and prices can be affect by the work environment.

Output: How hard and well people work is assumed to be fixed, usually at some maximum point. Therefore, people don’t change how hard they work and productivity can’t be affected by the work environment.

Behavioral Economics vs. Conventional Economics - For Dummies


Input: People are different, with different tastes and preferences.

Output: People are pretty much all the same.

Behavioral Economics vs. Conventional Economics - For Dummies


Input: Markets can be highly inefficient, and if they look inefficient, they probably are.

Output: Markets are efficient, even if they appear to be inefficient. Efficiency is everywhere.

Behavioral Economics vs. Conventional Economics - For Dummies


Input: [Type] Bullion coins and bars Market, physical [Relative risk level]

Output: Low

Managing Risk when Investing in Precious Metals - For Dummies


Input: [Type] Numismatic and collectible Fraud, physical [Relative risk level]

Output: Medium

Managing Risk when Investing in Precious Metals - For Dummies


Input: [Type] Major mining companies Market, political [Relative risk level]

Output: Low-medium

Managing Risk when Investing in Precious Metals - For Dummies


Input: [Type] Midsize mining companies Market, political [Relative risk level]

Output: Medium-high

Managing Risk when Investing in Precious Metals - For Dummies


Input: [Type] Junior mining companies Market, political [Relative risk level]

Output: High

Managing Risk when Investing in Precious Metals - For Dummies


Input: [Type] Mutual funds Market, political [Relative risk level]

Output: Low

Managing Risk when Investing in Precious Metals - For Dummies


Input: [Type] Exchange traded funds Market, political [Relative risk level]

Output: Low-medium

Managing Risk when Investing in Precious Metals - For Dummies


Input: [Type] Futures Market, exchange [Relative risk level]

Output: Highest

Managing Risk when Investing in Precious Metals - For Dummies


Input: [Type] Options: covered call writing Market [Relative risk level]

Output: Low

Managing Risk when Investing in Precious Metals - For Dummies


Input: [Type] Options: buying calls and puts Market [Relative risk level]

Output: High

Managing Risk when Investing in Precious Metals - For Dummies


Input: [Long-Term Diets] Focus on the do [Short-Term Diets]

Output: Focus on the don’t

Weight Loss through Long-Term Diet Plan Best for Good Health - For Dummies

Short-Term versus Long-Term Diets


Input: [Long-Term Diets] Concentrate on making healthier choices [Short-Term Diets]

Output: Swear off favorite foods

Weight Loss through Long-Term Diet Plan Best for Good Health - For Dummies

Short-Term versus Long-Term Diets


Input: [Long-Term Diets] Focus on enjoying feeling better, healthier, and more energized [Short-Term Diets]

Output: Focus on denial

Weight Loss through Long-Term Diet Plan Best for Good Health - For Dummies

Short-Term versus Long-Term Diets


Input: [Long-Term Diets] Establish flexible, short-term, attainable goals [Short-Term Diets]

Output: Describe eating plans with terms like never, always, forever, and for the rest of your life

Weight Loss through Long-Term Diet Plan Best for Good Health - For Dummies

Short-Term versus Long-Term Diets


Input: [Long-Term Diets] Deliver success gradually [Short-Term Diets]

Output: Promise immediate results

Weight Loss through Long-Term Diet Plan Best for Good Health - For Dummies

Short-Term versus Long-Term Diets


Input: [Long-Term Diets] Leave room for indulgences [Short-Term Diets]

Output: Allow no room for slips

Weight Loss through Long-Term Diet Plan Best for Good Health - For Dummies

Short-Term versus Long-Term Diets


Input: [Long-Term Diets] Encourage variety [Short-Term Diets]

Output: Ban some foods altogether

Weight Loss through Long-Term Diet Plan Best for Good Health - For Dummies

Short-Term versus Long-Term Diets


Input: [Long-Term Diets] Emphasize eating nutritiously and healthy exercise plans [Short-Term Diets]

Output: Emphasize food or foods as the cause or cure of being overweight

Weight Loss through Long-Term Diet Plan Best for Good Health - For Dummies

Short-Term versus Long-Term Diets


Input: [Long-Term Diets] Are gradual [Short-Term Diets]

Output: Are extreme

Weight Loss through Long-Term Diet Plan Best for Good Health - For Dummies

Short-Term versus Long-Term Diets


Input: [Instead of] Instant oatmeal [Choose This]

Output: Steel-cut oatmeal

Glycemic Index Diet For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Instead of] White rice [Choose This]

Output: Brown rice or quinoa

Glycemic Index Diet For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Instead of] Penne pasta [Choose This]

Output: Cheese tortellini

Glycemic Index Diet For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Instead of] Sugary cereal [Choose This]

Output: Bran cereal

Glycemic Index Diet For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Instead of] White bread [Choose This]

Output: Sourdough bread

Glycemic Index Diet For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Instead of] Popcorn [Choose This]

Output: Nuts

Glycemic Index Diet For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Instead of] Snack crackers [Choose This]

Output: Whole-grain crisp or rye crackers

Glycemic Index Diet For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Short-Term Diets] Focus on the don’t [Long-Term Diets]

Output: Focus on the do

Weight Loss through Long-Term Diet Plan Best for Good Health - For Dummies

Short-Term versus Long-Term Diets


Input: [Short-Term Diets] Swear off favorite foods [Long-Term Diets]

Output: Concentrate on making healthier choices

Weight Loss through Long-Term Diet Plan Best for Good Health - For Dummies

Short-Term versus Long-Term Diets


Input: [Short-Term Diets] Focus on denial [Long-Term Diets]

Output: Focus on enjoying feeling better, healthier, and more energized

Weight Loss through Long-Term Diet Plan Best for Good Health - For Dummies

Short-Term versus Long-Term Diets


Input: [Short-Term Diets] Describe eating plans with terms like never, always, forever, and for the rest of your life [Long-Term Diets]

Output: Establish flexible, short-term, attainable goals

Weight Loss through Long-Term Diet Plan Best for Good Health - For Dummies

Short-Term versus Long-Term Diets


Input: [Short-Term Diets] Promise immediate results [Long-Term Diets]

Output: Deliver success gradually

Weight Loss through Long-Term Diet Plan Best for Good Health - For Dummies

Short-Term versus Long-Term Diets


Input: [Short-Term Diets] Allow no room for slips [Long-Term Diets]

Output: Leave room for indulgences

Weight Loss through Long-Term Diet Plan Best for Good Health - For Dummies

Short-Term versus Long-Term Diets


Input: [Short-Term Diets] Ban some foods altogether [Long-Term Diets]

Output: Encourage variety

Weight Loss through Long-Term Diet Plan Best for Good Health - For Dummies

Short-Term versus Long-Term Diets


Input: [Short-Term Diets] Emphasize food or foods as the cause or cure of being overweight [Long-Term Diets]

Output: Emphasize eating nutritiously and healthy exercise plans

Weight Loss through Long-Term Diet Plan Best for Good Health - For Dummies

Short-Term versus Long-Term Diets


Input: [Short-Term Diets] Are extreme [Long-Term Diets]

Output: Are gradual

Weight Loss through Long-Term Diet Plan Best for Good Health - For Dummies

Short-Term versus Long-Term Diets


Input: [Element (Category)] article (Structure element) [Description]

Output: Provides section formatting for short expository items like articles, blogs, etc.


Input: [Element (Category)] aside (Block semantic) [Description]

Output: Slightly related piece of content for host page


Input: [Element (Category)] audio * (Embedded media) [Description]

Output: Used to add audio for playback associated with Web page


Input: [Element (Category)] canvas (Dynamic graphics) [Description]

Output: Use to define a page region in which drawing can occur


Input: [Element (Category)] command * (Metadata/flow/phrasing) [Description]

Output: Use to define user GUI elements


Input: [Element (Category)] datalist (Forms & user input) [Description]

Output: Use to create a list of input elements for pull-down menus


Input: [Element (Category)] details (Forms & user input) [Description]

Output: Provides additional information or controls to users on demand


Input: [Element (Category)] embed * (Dynamic behavior) [Description]

Output: Links to external application or interactive content


Input: [Element (Category)] figcaption (Graphics) [Description]

Output: Provide a caption for a figure element


Input: [Element (Category)] figure (Graphics) [Description]

Output: Standalone flow content element; may be static or dynamic


Input: [Element (Category)] footer (Structure element) [Description]

Output: Concluding information for a document section


Input: [Element (Category)] header (Structure Element) [Description]

Output: Introductory or navigational aids at the start of any page


Input: [Element (Category)] hgroup (Structure Element) [Description]

Output: Header for a section, or a collection of pages within a document


Input: [Element (Category)] keygen (Forms & User input) [Description]

Output: User-accessible control to generate key pairs for security or encryption


Input: [Element (Category)] mark (Semantic structure) [Description]

Output: Mark or highlight a run of text in one document, for reference in another document


Input: [Element (Category)] meter (Graphics) [Description]

Output: Define a visual indicator for some type of measurement


Input: [Element (Category)] nav (Structure element) [Description]

Output: Use to define a navigation bar or area in a Web page


Input: [Element (Category)] output (Dynamic content) [Description]

Output: Some kind of output from script calculation or API call


Input: [Element (Category)] progress (Graphics) [Description]

Output: A visual meter for task completion (progress bar)


Input: [Element (Category)] ruby (Annotation) [Description]

Output: Use to annotate ideographic languages like Chinese or Japanese


Input: [Element (Category)] section (Structure element) [Description]

Output: Generic document or application section; works with h1 h6 to delineate document structure


Input: [Element (Category)] summary (Forms & user input) [Description]

Output: Summary, legend, or caption for input details information


Input: [Element (Category)] time (Dynamic content) [Description]

Output: Value for representing date and/or time


Input: [Element (Category)] video * (Embedded media) [Description]

Output: Use to playback video content in Web page


Input: [Element (Category)] wbr * (Semantic structure) [Description]

Output: Use to denote possible line break point for text flow


Input: [0] Delivery Options [Mobile E-Mail] Mass delivery to private inboxes and one-to-one personalization are possible. [Social Media] Mass delivery is public. Personalized delivery to private inboxes is manual. Mass delivery is public. Personalization is a challenge because opt-in is often anonymous. [Text Messages (SMS or MMS)]

Output: Mass delivery to private inboxes and one-to-one personalization are possible.

Comparing Mobile E-Mail Marketing Methods - For Dummies


Input: [0] Delivery Rates (% of Messages Delivered Correctly) [Mobile E-Mail] E-mail delivered by a good e-mail marketing provider can exceed 97%. Filters and changes to e-mail addresses can degrade deliverability. [Social Media] Mass messages are posted rather than delivered, and anyone can view them. People can easily un-follow and ignore posts. Mass messages are posted rather than delivered, and anyone with an RSS reader can view them. People can easily unsubscribe and ignore posts. [Text Messages (SMS or MMS)]

Output: Assume 100% delivery. Carriers control opt-in and delivery gateways, so filtering is low. People don’t change mobile phone numbers as often as e-mail addresses.

Comparing Mobile E-Mail Marketing Methods - For Dummies


Input: [0] Audience [Mobile E-Mail] Almost everyone uses e-mail, and people can easily make the transition from reading e-mail on a computer to reading e-mail on a mobile phone. [Social Media] Once popular only with young audiences, social media usage is now widespread. Few people, however, consider social media to be their primary form of communication. Fewer than 15% of consumers realize they use RSS*, but the technology is used to enable many familiar blogging functions like feeding a blog post to other Web sites or posting someone else’s content to your own blog or social media page. [Text Messages (SMS or MMS)]

Output: Usage is increasing rapidly for users older than 30, and text messaging is a standard for most people younger than 25. More than 95% of phones on the market can send and receive text messages.

Comparing Mobile E-Mail Marketing Methods - For Dummies


Input: [0] Building a List [Mobile E-Mail] Obtaining e-mail addresses and permission is required. Confirmed opt-in is not required, but it’s still a good idea. [Social Media] Obtaining personal contact information is not required. Permission is inherent in the decision to follow your messages. Obtaining personal contact information is not required. Permission is inherent in the decision to follow your messages. [Text Messages (SMS or MMS)]

Output: Obtaining mobile phone numbers and permission is required. Confirmed opt-in is required by all the carriers.

Comparing Mobile E-Mail Marketing Methods - For Dummies


Input: [0] Formatting [Mobile E-Mail] Nearly unlimited text and graphic designs are possible. A variety of links and images can be included. [Social Media] Text limited on some sites, such as Twitter. Limited graphic design. Links to files and downloads are limited. Text and graphic design are limited unless the reader clicks through to the source of the feed. Links to files and downloads are limited or not included. [Text Messages (SMS or MMS)]

Output: Text limited to 160 characters and graphic design limited to images. Links are subject to character limits.

Comparing Mobile E-Mail Marketing Methods - For Dummies


Input: [0] Cost [Mobile E-Mail] E-mail service provider recommended. Flat-rate and per-message plans are available at fractions of pennies per message. [Social Media] Going direct to each social media site is free. The service provider is required to manage multiple sites and audiences. Costs are minimal. Service provider or programming skills are required. Most services are free or very low cost. [Text Messages (SMS or MMS)]

Output: Service provider required. Per-message plans start at around $0.10 per message and go lower based on volume.

Comparing Mobile E-Mail Marketing Methods - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Invoice a customer

Output: Customers→Create Invoices

QuickBooks 2010 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Record a cash sale

Output: Customers→Enter Sales Receipts

QuickBooks 2010 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Issue a credit memo

Output: Customers→Create Credit Memo/Refunds

QuickBooks 2010 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Record a customer payment

Output: Customers→Receive Payments

QuickBooks 2010 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Pay a bill with a check

Output: Banking→Write Checks

QuickBooks 2010 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Buy inventory with a check

Output: Banking→Write Checks

QuickBooks 2010 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Move money between bank accounts

Output: Banking→Transfer Funds

QuickBooks 2010 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Deposit money in a bank account

Output: Banking→Make Deposits

QuickBooks 2010 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] See a bank account’s transactions

Output: Banking→Use Register

QuickBooks 2010 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Reconcile a bank account

Output: Banking→Reconcile

QuickBooks 2010 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Prepare a purchase order

Output: Vendors→Create Purchase Orders

QuickBooks 2010 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Record when items are received

Output: Vendors→Receive Items or Vendors→Receive Items and Enter Bill

QuickBooks 2010 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Record an accounts payable amount

Output: Vendors→Enter Bills or Vendors→Enter Bill for Received Items

QuickBooks 2010 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Preparing employee payroll

Output: Employees→Pay Employees

QuickBooks 2010 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Paying tax deposits

Output: Employees→Payroll Taxes and Liabilities→Pay Scheduled Liabilities

QuickBooks 2010 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Accounts

Output: Lists→Chart of Accounts

QuickBooks 2010 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Customers

Output: Customers→Customer Center

QuickBooks 2010 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Inventory

Output: Lists→Item List

QuickBooks 2010 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Vendors

Output: Vendors→Vendor Center

QuickBooks 2010 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Employees

Output: Employees→Employee Center

QuickBooks 2010 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Profit and loss

Output: Reports→Company & Financial→Profit & Loss Standard or one of the other profit & loss reports on Company & Financial submenu

QuickBooks 2010 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Net worth

Output: Reports→Company & Financial→Balance Sheet Standard or one of the other balance sheet reports on the Company & Financial submenu

QuickBooks 2010 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Setting up a new company

Output: File→New Company

QuickBooks 2010 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Resetting company information

Output: Company→Company Information

QuickBooks 2010 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Backing up data file

Output: File→Save Copy or Back Up

QuickBooks 2010 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Restoring a data file

Output: File→Open or Restore Company

QuickBooks 2010 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Customizing QuickBooks

Output: Edit→Preferences

QuickBooks 2010 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Adjusting accounting data

Output: Company→Make Journal Entries

QuickBooks 2010 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] auto [1] double [3] struct [2]

Output: int


Input: [0] break [1] else [3] switch [2]

Output: long


Input: [0] case [1] enum [3] typedef [2]

Output: register


Input: [0] char [1] extern [3] union [2]

Output: return


Input: [0] const [1] float [3] unsigned [2]

Output: short


Input: [0] continue [1] for [3] void [2]

Output: static


Input: [0] default [1] goto [3] volatile [2]

Output: sizeof


Input: [0] do [1] if [3] While [2]

Output: signed


Input: [Bred to . . .] Currently bred for companionship [Energy Level] Very high [Breed]

Output: Dalmatians

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Bred to . . .] Originally bred to fight each other or other species [Energy Level] Medium [Breed]

Output: Fighters

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Bred to . . .] Guard territory [Energy Level] Medium [Breed]

Output: Guard Dogs

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Bred to . . .] Challenge large game [Energy Level] Medium [Breed]

Output: Large-Game Hounds

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Bred to . . .] Move sheep and cattle from field to field [Energy Level] High [Breed]

Output: Livestock Drivers

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Bred to . . .] All vary historically [Energy Level] Medium [Breed]

Output: Non-Sporting Group

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Bred to . . .] Course fields all day, point, and retrieve [Energy Level] Very high [Breed]

Output: Pointers

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Bred to . . .] Retrieve nets from water [Energy Level] Medium to high [Breed]

Output: Portuguese Water Dogs

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Bred to . . .] Rescue humans [Energy Level] Low (in general) [Breed]

Output: Rescue/Water dogs

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Bred to . . .] Stay by master’s side and retrieve on command [Energy Level] High [Breed]

Output: Retrievers

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Bred to . . .] Follow and trail game [Energy Level] High [Breed]

Output: Scent Hounds

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Bred to . . .] Run in the fields, point, flush, and retrieve fowl [Energy Level] High [Breed]

Output: Setters

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Bred to . . .] Herd sheep [Energy Level] Medium to high [Breed]

Output: Sheep Herders

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Bred to . . .] Pursue fast-moving game [Energy Level] High in spurts and then low [Breed]

Output: Sight Hounds

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Bred to . . .] Pull sleds or carts long distances [Energy Level] Medium to high [Breed]

Output: Sled/Draft Dogs

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Bred to . . .] Flush and retrieve birds [Energy Level] High [Breed]

Output: Spaniels

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Bred to . . .] Companionship [Energy Level] Low [Breed]

Output: Toy Group

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Bred to . . .] Hunt barn pests [Energy Level] Medium to high [Breed]

Output: Vermin Hunters

Dog Breeds and Their Exercise Requirements - For Dummies

Dog Breeds and Their Energy Levels


Input: [Device] Wireless network interface card [Buy It Here] Local consumer electronics outlet, online store, or auction site [Use]

Output: Wireless network access

Linux Smart Homes For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Device] Video capture card or device [Buy It Here] Local consumer electronics outlet, online store, or auction site [Use]

Output: Personal video recorder

Linux Smart Homes For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Device] CD/DVD burner (optical drive) [Buy It Here] Local consumer electronics outlet or online store [Use]

Output: Burning CDs and DVDs

Linux Smart Homes For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Device] Sound card (Most motherboards have a sound card built-in, so an extra card is unnecessary.) [Buy It Here] Local consumer electronics outlet or online store [Use]

Output: To play and record audio (music and movies)

Linux Smart Homes For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Device] Speakers and a microphone [Buy It Here] Local consumer electronics outlet or online store [Use]

Output: To play and record audio (music and movies)

Linux Smart Homes For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Device] D-Link DSM-320 or Netgear MP101 [Buy It Here] Online stores or auctions [Use]

Output: Play music

Linux Smart Homes For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Device] Logitech Orbit or Quickcam Pro 4000 [Buy It Here] Online stores or auctions [Use]

Output: Webcam and video conferencing

Linux Smart Homes For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Device] SPA-3000 [Buy It Here] Online stores or auctions [Use]

Output: Voice over IP

Linux Smart Homes For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Device] CM11A [Buy It Here] Online stores or auctions [Use]

Output: X10 PC serial interface controller

Linux Smart Homes For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Device] X10 modules [Buy It Here] Smarthome.com, local consumer electronics outlet, online store, or auction site [Use]

Output: Appliance and lamp control

Linux Smart Homes For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Device] CM18A kit [Buy It Here] Online auctions [Use]

Output: Wireless control of X10 modules

Linux Smart Homes For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Device] Wireless X10 modules (optional) [Buy It Here] X10, Smarthome.com, and online auctions [Use]

Output: RF control of X10

Linux Smart Homes For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Element] amyl- [Meaning]

Output: starch

Nutrition For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Element] an- [Meaning]

Output: without

Nutrition For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Element] anti- [Meaning]

Output: against

Nutrition For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Element] -ase [Meaning]

Output: an enzyme

Nutrition For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Element] di- [Meaning]

Output: two

Nutrition For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Element] -emia [Meaning]

Output: found in the blood

Nutrition For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Element] gastro- [Meaning]

Output: referring to the stomach

Nutrition For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Element] gly- [Meaning]

Output: referring to sugars

Nutrition For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Element] hydr-, hydro- [Meaning]

Output: water (also: hydrogen)

Nutrition For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Element] hyper- [Meaning]

Output: above normal

Nutrition For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Element] hypo- [Meaning]

Output: below normal

Nutrition For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Element] lact-, lacti-, lacto- [Meaning]

Output: milk

Nutrition For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Element] lip-, lipo- [Meaning]

Output: fat

Nutrition For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Element] macro- [Meaning]

Output: large

Nutrition For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Element] micro- [Meaning]

Output: very small

Nutrition For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Element] mono- [Meaning]

Output: one

Nutrition For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Element] -ose [Meaning]

Output: sugar

Nutrition For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Element] tri- [Meaning]

Output: three

Nutrition For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Choose This] Steel-cut oatmeal [Instead of]

Output: Instant oatmeal

Glycemic Index Diet For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Choose This] Brown rice or quinoa [Instead of]

Output: White rice

Glycemic Index Diet For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Choose This] Cheese tortellini [Instead of]

Output: Penne pasta

Glycemic Index Diet For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Choose This] Bran cereal [Instead of]

Output: Sugary cereal

Glycemic Index Diet For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Choose This] Sourdough bread [Instead of]

Output: White bread

Glycemic Index Diet For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Choose This] Nuts [Instead of]

Output: Popcorn

Glycemic Index Diet For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Choose This] Whole-grain crisp or rye crackers [Instead of]

Output: Snack crackers

Glycemic Index Diet For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Keystroke Combination] Ctrl+X [Effect]

Output: Cuts the selected text or object

Ten Windows 8 Keystroke Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Keystroke Combination] Ctrl+C [Effect]

Output: Copies the selected text or object

Ten Windows 8 Keystroke Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Keystroke Combination] Ctrl+V [Effect]

Output: Pastes copied or cut text or object

Ten Windows 8 Keystroke Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Keystroke Combination] F1 [Effect]

Output: Displays help

Ten Windows 8 Keystroke Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Keystroke Combination] F2 [Effect]

Output: Allows you to rename a selected item (folder or file)

Ten Windows 8 Keystroke Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Keystroke Combination] Ctrl+Z [Effect]

Output: Undoes the previous action

Ten Windows 8 Keystroke Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Keystroke Combination] Alt+Tab [Effect]

Output: Displays a list of currently open applications

Ten Windows 8 Keystroke Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Keystroke Combination] Prt Scr or Print Screen [Effect]

Output: Saves a copy of current screen to the Windows Clipboard

Ten Windows 8 Keystroke Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Keystroke Combination] Windows Key [Effect]

Output: Displays the Start Key menu

Ten Windows 8 Keystroke Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Keystroke Combination] F3 [Effect]

Output: Displays a search window

Ten Windows 8 Keystroke Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Keystroke Combination] Win+C [Effect]

Output: Displays the Charms bar and information panel

Ten Windows 8 Keystroke Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Keystroke Combination] Win+I [Effect]

Output: Displays the Settings charm panel

Ten Windows 8 Keystroke Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Keystroke Combination] Win+L [Effect]

Output: Displays Windows 8 lockscreen

Ten Windows 8 Keystroke Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Keystroke Combination] Win [Effect]

Output: Toggles between Start screen and Desktop

Ten Windows 8 Keystroke Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: Advanced administration capabilities, active directory integration, and 24/7 IT Administrator support [E1 ($10)] yes [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E2 ($16)]

Output: yes

Cloud Productivity with Microsoft Office 365 - For Dummies

Enterprise Plans Pricing Model


Input: E-mail, calendar, contacts, personal archive, and 25GB mailbox storage [E1 ($10)] yes [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E2 ($16)]

Output: yes

Cloud Productivity with Microsoft Office 365 - For Dummies

Enterprise Plans Pricing Model


Input: Sites to share documents and information [E1 ($10)] yes [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E2 ($16)]

Output: yes

Cloud Productivity with Microsoft Office 365 - For Dummies

Enterprise Plans Pricing Model


Input: Instant messaging, video calls, and online meetings [E1 ($10)] yes [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E2 ($16)]

Output: yes

Cloud Productivity with Microsoft Office 365 - For Dummies

Enterprise Plans Pricing Model


Input: Premium antispam and antivirus filtering (Microsoft Forefront Online Protection for Exchange and Microsoft Forefront Security for SharePoint) [E1 ($10)] yes [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E2 ($16)]

Output: yes

Cloud Productivity with Microsoft Office 365 - For Dummies

Enterprise Plans Pricing Model


Input: License rights to access on-premises deployment of Exchange Server, SharePoint Server, and Lync Server [E1 ($10)] yes [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E2 ($16)]

Output: yes

Cloud Productivity with Microsoft Office 365 - For Dummies

Enterprise Plans Pricing Model


Input: Document viewing and light editing [E1 ($10)] no [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E2 ($16)]

Output: yes

Cloud Productivity with Microsoft Office 365 - For Dummies

Enterprise Plans Pricing Model


Input: Complete and full-featured set of office productivity applications (Office Professional Plus) [E1 ($10)] no [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E2 ($16)]

Output: no

Cloud Productivity with Microsoft Office 365 - For Dummies

Enterprise Plans Pricing Model


Input: Publish Access databases, share Excel workbooks, build InfoPath forms, and share Visio business processes and diagrams [E1 ($10)] no [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E2 ($16)]

Output: no

Cloud Productivity with Microsoft Office 365 - For Dummies

Enterprise Plans Pricing Model


Input: Advanced archive capabilities, unlimited e-mail storage, and hosted voicemail [E1 ($10)] no [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E2 ($16)]

Output: no

Cloud Productivity with Microsoft Office 365 - For Dummies

Enterprise Plans Pricing Model


Input: Enterprise voice capabilities to replace or enhance a PBX [E1 ($10)] no [E3 ($24)] no [E4 ($27)] yes [E2 ($16)]

Output: no

Cloud Productivity with Microsoft Office 365 - For Dummies

Enterprise Plans Pricing Model


Input: For economic analysis, the assumptions made about people don’t have to be realistic.

Output: For economic analysis, the assumptions made about people must be realistic.

Behavioral Economics vs. Conventional Economics - For Dummies


Input: People are endowed with the capacity to efficiently and effectively acquire and process all relevant information.

Output: People are not endowed with the capacity to efficiently and effectively acquire and process all relevant information. People are referred to as being boundedly rational — they do the best they can, given the constraints they face.

Behavioral Economics vs. Conventional Economics - For Dummies


Input: People can figure out and factor in the future consequences of current decisions.

Output: People aren’t always able to figure out the future consequences of current decisions, especially in a world of uncertainty (in other words, the real world).

Behavioral Economics vs. Conventional Economics - For Dummies


Input: People always make smart decisions, ones that they don’t regret.

Output: People can and often do make decisions they end up regretting.

Behavioral Economics vs. Conventional Economics - For Dummies


Input: People always make decisions in an ideal decision-making environment, where they have all the information they need and the time to make the best possible decision.

Output: People often face decision-making environments that prevent them from making the best possible choices.

Behavioral Economics vs. Conventional Economics - For Dummies


Input: Wealth and income maximization are all that matter.

Output: Wealth and income maximization aren’t the only things that matter. Being fair, doing the right thing, maintaining a good reputation, and pleasing friends, neighbors, and partners are also important, even if they come at the expense of some wealth or income.

Behavioral Economics vs. Conventional Economics - For Dummies


Input: Relative positioning isn’t important. It doesn’t matter how much money your neighbor makes; all that matters is how much you make.

Output: Relative income can be as important to people’s happiness as absolute income. People derive happiness from earning more than other people do.

Behavioral Economics vs. Conventional Economics - For Dummies


Input: People aren’t influenced by anyone or anything else.

Output: People are influenced by their peers, by their past, and by their circumstances.

Behavioral Economics vs. Conventional Economics - For Dummies


Input: People are narrowly self-interested, and this is the only rational way to be.

Output: Many people are narrowly self-interested, but altruism and ethics also can be important motivators for behavior.

Behavioral Economics vs. Conventional Economics - For Dummies


Input: How hard and well people work is assumed to be fixed, usually at some maximum point. Therefore, people don’t change how hard they work and productivity can’t be affected by the work environment.

Output: How hard and well people work is determined by their work environment and by their individual preferences. As a result, productivity, costs, and prices can be affect by the work environment.

Behavioral Economics vs. Conventional Economics - For Dummies


Input: People are pretty much all the same.

Output: People are different, with different tastes and preferences.

Behavioral Economics vs. Conventional Economics - For Dummies


Input: Markets are efficient, even if they appear to be inefficient. Efficiency is everywhere.

Output: Markets can be highly inefficient, and if they look inefficient, they probably are.

Behavioral Economics vs. Conventional Economics - For Dummies


Input: [Mouse Button Used] Left mouse button [Action] Click [Purpose]

Output: Moves the cursor, highlights an object, pulls down a menu, or chooses a menu command

Microsoft Office 2013 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Mouse Button Used] Left mouse button [Action] Double-click [Purpose]

Output: Highlights a word or edits an embedded object

Microsoft Office 2013 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Mouse Button Used] Left mouse button [Action] Triple-click [Purpose]

Output: Highlights a paragraph

Microsoft Office 2013 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Mouse Button Used] Left mouse button [Action] Drag [Purpose]

Output: Moves an object, resizes an object, highlights text, or highlights multiple objects

Microsoft Office 2013 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Mouse Button Used] Wheel mouse button [Action] Click [Purpose]

Output: Automatically scrolls a document when you move the mouse up or down

Microsoft Office 2013 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Mouse Button Used] Wheel mouse button [Action] Roll [Purpose]

Output: Scrolls a document up or down

Microsoft Office 2013 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Mouse Button Used] Right mouse button [Action] Right-click [Purpose]

Output: Displays a shortcut pop-up menu

Microsoft Office 2013 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl+S [Purpose] Saves the drawing [Command]

Output: QSAVE

AutoCAD 2010 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl+O [Purpose] Displays the Select File dialog box [Command]

Output: OPEN

AutoCAD 2010 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl+P [Purpose] Displays the Plot dialog box [Command]

Output: PLOT

AutoCAD 2010 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl+Tab [Purpose] Switches to the next open drawing [Command]

AutoCAD 2010 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl+PgUp/Ctrl+PgDn [Purpose] Switches to the previous/next tab in the current drawing [Command]

AutoCAD 2010 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] F2 [Purpose] Toggles the AutoCAD Text Window on and off [Command]

Output: TEXTSCR

AutoCAD 2010 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] F3 [Purpose] Toggles running object snap mode on and off [Command]

Output: OSNAP

AutoCAD 2010 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] F8 [Purpose] Toggles ortho mode on and off [Command]

Output: ORTHO

AutoCAD 2010 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] F9 [Purpose] Toggles snap mode on and off [Command]

Output: SNAP

AutoCAD 2010 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] F10 [Purpose] Toggles polar mode on and off [Command]

Output: POLAR

AutoCAD 2010 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [What It Is] 2 Primary Weapon Attachments and 2 Secondary Weapon Attachments [How to Get It] Get 200 kills with a weapon with two attachments [Perk]

Output: Bling Pro

Game Cheats for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - For Dummies

Professional Perks in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2


Input: [What It Is] Hidden from UAV, air support, sentries, and thermal imaging. Also, when you’re targeted there is no red crosshair or name displayed [How to Get It] Destroy 40 enemy Killstreak Rewards with Cold-Blooded Perk [Perk]

Output: Cold-Blooded Pro

Game Cheats for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - For Dummies


Input: [What It Is] No falling damage and increased melee distance [How to Get It] Get 20 Melee Kills using Commando Perk [Perk]

Output: Commando Pro

Game Cheats for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - For Dummies


Input: [What It Is] Extra air support damage and more explosive weapon damage [How to Get It] Get 100 Kills with explosives while using Danger Close Perk [Perk]

Output: Danger Close Pro

Game Cheats for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - For Dummies


Input: [What It Is] Killstreak rewards require 1 less kill and Deathstreak rewards require 1 less death [How to Get It] Get 40 Killstreaks (2 or more in a row without dying) with Hardline Perk [Perk]

Output: Hardline Pro

Game Cheats for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - For Dummies


Input: [What It Is] Move faster and aim quicker after sprinting [How to Get It] Run 30 miles with Lightweight Perk [Perk]

Output: Lightweight Pro

Game Cheats for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - For Dummies


Input: [What It Is] Unlimited sprint and the ability to climb faster [How to Get It] Run 26 miles with Marathon Perk [Perk]

Output: Marathon Pro

Game Cheats for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - For Dummies


Input: [What It Is] Silent footsteps and invisible to heartbeat sensors [How to Get It] Get 50 close range kills using Ninja Perk [Perk]

Output: Ninja Pro

Game Cheats for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - For Dummies


Input: [What It Is] Resupply from dead enemies and get extra mags [How to Get It] Resupply 100 times with Scavenger Perk [Perk]

Output: Scavenger Pro

Game Cheats for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - For Dummies


Input: [What It Is] Jam enemy radar near you and delay enemy claymore explosions [How to Get It] Get 50 close range kills using Scrambler Perk [Perk]

Output: Scrambler Pro

Game Cheats for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - For Dummies


Input: [What It Is] Detect enemy explosives and tactical insertions and make enemy footsteps louder [How to Get It] Destroy 120 detected explosives or tactical insertions with Sitrep Perk [Perk]

Output: Sitrep Pro

Game Cheats for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - For Dummies


Input: [What It Is] Faster reloading and aiming [How to Get It] Get 120 kills with Sleight of Hand Perk [Perk]

Output: Sleight of Hand Pro

Game Cheats for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - For Dummies


Input: [What It Is] The ability to hold your breath longer and improved hip shot accuracy [How to Get It] Get 80 hip shot kills using Steady Aim [Perk]

Output: Steady Aim Pro

Game Cheats for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - For Dummies


Input: [What It Is] Extra bullet damage and extra damage to enemy vehicles [How to Get It] Get 300 kills with Stopping Power Perk [Perk]

Output: Stopping Power Pro

Game Cheats for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - For Dummies


Input: [Perk] Bling Pro [What It Is] 2 Primary Weapon Attachments and 2 Secondary Weapon Attachments [How to Get It]

Output: Get 200 kills with a weapon with two attachments

Game Cheats for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - For Dummies


Input: [Perk] Cold-Blooded Pro [What It Is] Hidden from UAV, air support, sentries, and thermal imaging. Also, when you’re targeted there is no red crosshair or name displayed [How to Get It]

Output: Destroy 40 enemy Killstreak Rewards with Cold-Blooded Perk

Game Cheats for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - For Dummies


Input: [Perk] Commando Pro [What It Is] No falling damage and increased melee distance [How to Get It]

Output: Get 20 Melee Kills using Commando Perk

Game Cheats for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - For Dummies


Input: [Perk] Danger Close Pro [What It Is] Extra air support damage and more explosive weapon damage [How to Get It]

Output: Get 100 Kills with explosives while using Danger Close Perk

Game Cheats for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - For Dummies


Input: [Perk] Hardline Pro [What It Is] Killstreak rewards require 1 less kill and Deathstreak rewards require 1 less death [How to Get It]

Output: Get 40 Killstreaks (2 or more in a row without dying) with Hardline Perk

Game Cheats for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - For Dummies


Input: [Perk] Lightweight Pro [What It Is] Move faster and aim quicker after sprinting [How to Get It]

Output: Run 30 miles with Lightweight Perk

Game Cheats for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - For Dummies


Input: [Perk] Marathon Pro [What It Is] Unlimited sprint and the ability to climb faster [How to Get It]

Output: Run 26 miles with Marathon Perk

Game Cheats for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - For Dummies


Input: [Perk] Ninja Pro [What It Is] Silent footsteps and invisible to heartbeat sensors [How to Get It]

Output: Get 50 close range kills using Ninja Perk

Game Cheats for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - For Dummies


Input: [Perk] Scavenger Pro [What It Is] Resupply from dead enemies and get extra mags [How to Get It]

Output: Resupply 100 times with Scavenger Perk

Game Cheats for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - For Dummies


Input: [Perk] Scrambler Pro [What It Is] Jam enemy radar near you and delay enemy claymore explosions [How to Get It]

Output: Get 50 close range kills using Scrambler Perk

Game Cheats for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - For Dummies


Input: [Perk] Sitrep Pro [What It Is] Detect enemy explosives and tactical insertions and make enemy footsteps louder [How to Get It]

Output: Destroy 120 detected explosives or tactical insertions with Sitrep Perk

Game Cheats for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - For Dummies


Input: [Perk] Sleight of Hand Pro [What It Is] Faster reloading and aiming [How to Get It]

Output: Get 120 kills with Sleight of Hand Perk

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Input: [Perk] Steady Aim Pro [What It Is] The ability to hold your breath longer and improved hip shot accuracy [How to Get It]

Output: Get 80 hip shot kills using Steady Aim

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Input: [Perk] Stopping Power Pro [What It Is] Extra bullet damage and extra damage to enemy vehicles [How to Get It]

Output: Get 300 kills with Stopping Power Perk

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Input: [0] auto [1] double [2] int [3]

Output: struct


Input: [0] break [1] else [2] long [3]

Output: switch


Input: [0] case [1] enum [2] register [3]

Output: typedef


Input: [0] char [1] extern [2] return [3]

Output: union


Input: [0] const [1] float [2] short [3]

Output: unsigned


Input: [0] continue [1] for [2] static [3]

Output: void


Input: [0] default [1] goto [2] sizeof [3]

Output: volatile


Input: [0] do [1] if [2] signed [3]

Output: While


Input: Advanced administration capabilities, active directory integration, and 24/7 IT Administrator support [E2 ($16)] yes [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E1 ($10)]

Output: yes

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Input: E-mail, calendar, contacts, personal archive, and 25GB mailbox storage [E2 ($16)] yes [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E1 ($10)]

Output: yes

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Input: Sites to share documents and information [E2 ($16)] yes [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E1 ($10)]

Output: yes

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Input: Instant messaging, video calls, and online meetings [E2 ($16)] yes [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E1 ($10)]

Output: yes

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Input: Premium antispam and antivirus filtering (Microsoft Forefront Online Protection for Exchange and Microsoft Forefront Security for SharePoint) [E2 ($16)] yes [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E1 ($10)]

Output: yes

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Input: License rights to access on-premises deployment of Exchange Server, SharePoint Server, and Lync Server [E2 ($16)] yes [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E1 ($10)]

Output: yes

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Input: Document viewing and light editing [E2 ($16)] yes [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E1 ($10)]

Output: no

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Input: Complete and full-featured set of office productivity applications (Office Professional Plus) [E2 ($16)] no [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E1 ($10)]

Output: no

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Input: Publish Access databases, share Excel workbooks, build InfoPath forms, and share Visio business processes and diagrams [E2 ($16)] no [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E1 ($10)]

Output: no

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Input: Advanced archive capabilities, unlimited e-mail storage, and hosted voicemail [E2 ($16)] no [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E1 ($10)]

Output: no

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Input: Enterprise voice capabilities to replace or enhance a PBX [E2 ($16)] no [E3 ($24)] no [E4 ($27)] yes [E1 ($10)]

Output: no

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Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+FN [Excel Ribbon Command] Microsoft Office Button | New [Function]

Output: Displays the New Workbook dialog box where you can open a blank workbook or one from a template

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Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+FO [Excel Ribbon Command] Microsoft Office Button | Open [Function]

Output: Displays the Open dialog box where you can select a new Excel workbook to open for editing or printing

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Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+FS [Excel Ribbon Command] Microsoft Office Button | Save [Function]

Output: Saves changes to a workbook. When you first select this command for a new workbook, Excel displays the Save As dialog box

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Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+FA [Excel Ribbon Command] Microsoft Office Button | Save As [Function]

Output: Display the Save As dialog box where you can modify the filename, location where the file is saved, and format that the file is saved in

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Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+FP [Excel Ribbon Command] Microsoft Office Button | Print [Function]

Output: Displays the Print dialog box to send the current worksheet, workbook, or cell selection to the printer

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Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+FE [Excel Ribbon Command] Microsoft Office Button | Send [Function]

Output: Sends the current workbook as an e-mail attachment or fax it using Internet Fax

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Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+FC [Excel Ribbon Command] Microsoft Office Button | Close [Function]

Output: Closes the current workbook without exiting Excel

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Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+FI [Excel Ribbon Command] Microsoft Office Button | Excel Options [Function]

Output: Displays the Excel Options dialog box where you can change default program settings and modify the buttons on the Quick Access toolbar

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Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+FX [Excel Ribbon Command] Microsoft Office Button | Exit Excel [Function]

Output: Quits the Excel program and closes all open workbooks after prompting you to save them

Shortcuts for Common File Commands in Excel 2007 - For Dummies


Input: [1] double [2] int [3] struct [0]

Output: auto


Input: [1] else [2] long [3] switch [0]

Output: break


Input: [1] enum [2] register [3] typedef [0]

Output: case


Input: [1] extern [2] return [3] union [0]

Output: char


Input: [1] float [2] short [3] unsigned [0]

Output: const


Input: [1] for [2] static [3] void [0]

Output: continue


Input: [1] goto [2] sizeof [3] volatile [0]

Output: default


Input: [1] if [2] signed [3] While [0]

Output: do


Input: [Feature] Body style [Explanation] Compact cameras are very small. Bridge or prosumer cameras are larger. DSLRs (digital SLRs) are the largest, with interchangeable lenses. [Recommendation]

Output: Compacts are portable and simple but may be too small for your hands. Hobbyists should look at bridge cameras, which have more features than compacts.

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Input: [Feature] Image resolution (megapixels; MP) [Explanation] A measure of dots that make up an image. Expressed in width and height in pixels (say, 3000 x 2000) or in total megapixels (say, 6MP). [Recommendation]

Output: For photos sent by e-mail, 2MP is fine. Any resolution 5MP and higher should be generally useful. Higher resolution, up to 12MP, is better for larger prints.

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Input: [Feature] File format [Explanation] All cameras create JPEG files. Some models also create large RAW files, for advanced editing. [Recommendation]

Output: RAW matters only to very serious hobbyists and professionals.

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Input: [Feature] Macro [Explanation] A macro setting allows taking extreme close-ups with the camera closer than 1 inch from subject. [Recommendation]

Output: Great for shooting flowers and insects.

Digital Camera Features to Focus On - For Dummies