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The Official PrintMaster Guide
Authors: Michael Miller
Venue:  (1999)

:Power to make your ideas happen! A powerful software product to take your creativity and make reality of it. The program allows you to create cards, invitations, stationery, fliers, banners, Web pages, gift boxes and arts and crafts, and a variety of other crafts. That is, if you know what you are doing. This title takes you through the software briskly, then brings a variety of information to your fingertips. Two-thirds of the book offer ideas on what you can do with PrintMaster. The ACM Portal is published by the Association for Computing Machinery. Copyright © 2010 ACM, Inc. Terms of Usage Privacy Policy Code of Ethics Contact Us Useful downloads: Adobe Acrobat QuickTime Windows Media Player Real Player
A structured documents retrieval method supporting attribute-based structure information
Authors: Seung-Kyu Ko, Yoon-Chul Choy
Venue: Proceedings of the 2002 ACM symposium on Applied computing (2002)

There are many studies on retrieval methods for structured documents but most of the studies are for those whose structure information is expressed by elements. But when elements are used to describe a document structure, the structure becomes static and difficult to expand. So describing a document structure using attributes is used in many standards. But most of the existing systems support mainly element-based structured documents and do not consider attribute-based ones. Hence they do not support attribute-based structured documents well. So, we propose a new indexing method that supports attribute-based structured documents. In our index scheme, element-based structure information and attribute-based structure information are seamlessly integrated to describe a general document structure. Also, we consider possible searching methods under the proposed index, and implement each method. And then, we experiment each method using the document actually being used in business, then analyze the results.
Space bounds for resolution
Authors: Juan Luis Esteban, Jacobo Torán
Venue: Information and Computation (2001)

We introduce a new way to measure the space needed in resolution refutations of CNF formulas in propositional logic. With the former definition (1994, B. H. Kleine and T. Lettman, "Aussangenlogik: Deduktion und Algorithmen, Teubner, Stuttgart) the space required for the resolution of any unsatisfiable formula in CNF is linear in the number of clauses. The new definition allows a much finer analysis of the space in the refutation, ranging from constant to linear space. Moreover, the new definition allows us to relate the space needed in a resolution proof of a formula to other well-studied complexity measures. It coincides with the complexity of a pebble game in the resolution graphs of a formula and, as we show, has relationships to the size of the refutation. We also give upper and lower bounds on the space needed for the resolution of unsatisfiable formulas. We show that Tseitin formulas associated to a certain kind of expander graphs of n nodes need resolution space n-c for some constant c. Measured on the number of clauses, this result is the best possible. We also show that the formulas expressing the general pigeonhole principle with n holes and more than n pigeons need space n+1 independent of the number of pigeons. Since a matching space upper bound of n+1 for these formulas exists, the obtained bound is exact. We also point to a possible connection between resolution space and resolution width, another measure for the complexity of resolution refutations. 2001 Elsevier Science.
Microsoft Active Platform SourceBook
Authors: Donald R. Brewer
Venue:  (1997)

:The latest technology from Microsoft that creates new possibilities for networking and the Internet.[With Active Platform, Microsoft is moving to revolutionize Internet, Intranet and networking capabilities. A combination of ActiveX, Active Desktop, and Active Server, Active Platform will make all of Microsoft's products Internet accessible and allow them to be linked in a networking environment. This book shows developers and Webmasters everything they need to know to create applications on the Active Platform, taking them through each of the platform's three components in logical, skill-building fashion.
The CNE Update to NetWare 4.1
Authors: Michael Moncur
Venue:  (1995)

:An objective, critical review of NetWare 4.1, The CNE Update to NetWare 4.1 is specially designed to help you in two ways: 1. Successfully upgrade from NetWare 3 to 4.1; 2. Pass the NetWare 3 to 4.1 Update Test. Get the inside story on upgrade considerations. Find out what NetWare 4.1 can do, who should upgrade to it, and what upgrading will cost in terms of software, hardware, training, and support. See the mysteries of NDS revealed. Learn to set up your NetWare Directory Services tree for maximum efficiency. Get a firm grasp of NDS security issues, and learn how to manage NDS objects. Implement a NetWare 4.1 installation. Step-by-step instructions show you how to install NetWare 4.1 on new and existing servers, and how to configure workstation software. You'll also learn how to handle NetWare Bindery Services, use NetWare 4.1 utilities, arrange printing services, and optimize your network. Each chapter is followed by related CNE practice-test questions to prepare you for the Update Test. The enclosed 3 1/2" high-density disk contains a Windows-based testing and evaluation program that simulates the questions found on Novell's NetWare 3 to 4.1 Update Test. Comprising more than 200 questions, this interactive learning system scores your sample exams, identifies areas for improvement, and tracks your progress.
Security for Telecommunications Network Management, 1st edition
Authors: Moshe Rozenblit
Venue:  (1999)

:"Meet the challenge of protecting your telecommunications network management system with SECURITY FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS NETWORK MANAGEMENT. Leading expert Moshe Rozenblit explains pertinent security-related features to use in your products and offers practical solutions to enable you to plan, implement, and manage the evolution of your network security mechanisms and to better manage security components from several suppliers to ensure overall security of your network management.This book provides a comprehensive discussion of security for telecommunications network management including these featured topics:*Overview of network management for security professionals*Introduction to security mechanisms for network managers*A complete account of OSI-based security management*In-depth analysis of security operations for telecommunications networks*Insights into how to integrate security of network management, management of security-related information, and network operations*The latest security for all standard protocols used in network management: CMIP, CORBA, EDI, and SNMP*Astute comparison of security options and their tradeoffs. SECURITY FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS NETWORK MANAGEMENT is intended to assist network architects, operations planners, system designers, software engineers, and operation systems developers in understanding and addressing the security implications of the telecommunications network (TMN) in the telecommunications industry, as well as in finance, large manufacturing, military, and government environments."
Networking for Dummies, 2nd edition
Authors: Doug Lowe
Venue:  (1996)

:If you need to set up a network at the office but aren't sure what a network is, much less how to set one up, Networking For Dummies&#174, 2nd Edition, gives you the help you need! This friendly, easy-to-follow guide explains everything you need to know to select, set up, use, and manage a computer network in a non-intimidating way that anyone can understand -- even if you don't have a computer science degree! Use Networking For Dummies, 2nd Edition, the fun and easy way: Find up-to-date information on NetWare, Windows NT Server, and Windows 95, plus LANtastic and Windows for Workgroups Connect your network to the Internet -- quickly and easily! Set up a corporate Intranet to disseminate information to your employees Figure out how to network your printers and modems to make your office more friendly and efficient Solve common but annoying network problems Discover the basics of Macintosh networking Help new users understand how to use networks Find your way through those tangled webs of network cables, adapter cards, and other network paraphernalia Plus Doug's Lists of Top Ten Networking Tips: Ten commandments of network management Ten tricks to networking Windows Ten hot buzzwords guaranteed to enliven a cocktail party
Non-Rigid Shape Comparison of Plane Curves in Images
Authors: Hemant D. Tagare, Donal O'shea, David Groisser
Venue: Journal of Mathematical Imaging and Vision (2002)

A mathematical theory for establishing correspondences between curves and for non-rigid shape comparison is developed in this paper. The proposed correspondences, called bimorphisms, are more general than those obtained from one-to-one functions. Their topology is investigated in detail.A new criterion for non-rigid shape comparison using bimorphisms is also proposed. The criterion avoids many of the mathematical problems of previous approaches by comparing shapes non-rigidly from the bimorphism.Geometric invariants are calculated for curves whose shapes can be exactly matched with a bimorphism. The invariants are related to the concave and convex segments of a curve and provide justification for parsing the curve into such segments.
Using Excel for Windows 95
Authors: Joshua C. Nossiter
Venue:  (1995)

:Designed for comfort, ease-of-use, and ready access, this practical guide to the leading spreadsheet program teaches everything users need to know to understand and use Excel.Helpful analogies, numerous icons, and graphics are used liberally to aid in learning how to create great-looking worksheetsReveals just what readers need to know-and points out what they don't have to worry about"Plain English, please!" notes demystify jargon and concepts
Stupid Web Tricks with Cdrom, 1st edition
Authors: Jim Buyens
Venue:  (1998)

:The Webheads who build today's most heavily trafficked sites use advanced techniques like server-side and browser-side scripting, Cascading Style Sheets, and Dynamic HTML to draw in the crowds. So if you're ready to sprint past bland HTML and make your mama proud, Stupid Web Tricks is the book you need. You'll get practical, clearly explained examples you can use to add special effects to your Web site without complex programming know-how. Experience Level: Beginner/ Intermediate
Year 2000 Solutions: A Manager's Guide to the Impending Collapse of Every It System
Authors: Stewart S. Miller
Venue:  (1997)

:This is an ideal guide for IT managers and system administrators needing to address the Year 2000 problem, a problem threatening to crash millions of computers at the turn of the century. It presents guidelines for preparing a strategy, valuable information about resources, as well as how to develop a plan using in-house staff and consultants, and all the related issues of time and budget. 264 pp. Pub: 10/97. The ACM Portal is published by the Association for Computing Machinery. Copyright © 2010 ACM, Inc. Terms of Usage Privacy Policy Code of Ethics Contact Us Useful downloads: Adobe Acrobat QuickTime Windows Media Player Real Player
Text classification in a hierarchical mixture model for small training sets
Authors: Kristina Toutanova, Francine Chen, Kris Popat, Thomas Hofmann
Venue: Proceedings of the tenth international conference on Information and knowledge management (2001)

Documents are commonly categorized into hierarchies of topics, such as the ones maintained by Yahoo! and the Open Directory project, in order to facilitate browsing and other interactive forms of information retrieval. In addition, topic hierarchies can be utilized to overcome the sparseness problem in text categorization with a large number of categories, which is the main focus of this paper. This paper presents a hierarchical mixture model which extends the standard naive Bayes classifier and previous hierarchical approaches. Improved estimates of the term distributions are made by differentiation of words in the hierarchy according to their level of generality/specificity. Experiments on the Newsgroups and the Reuters-21578 dataset indicate improved performance of the proposed classifier in comparison to other state-of-the-art methods on datasets with a small number of positive examples.
WordPerfect for Dummies, 1st edition
Authors: Dan Gookin
Venue:  (1992)

:Covering versions of WordPerfect up to and including 5.1, WordPerfect For Dummies provides all the practical, ready-to-use information you need in order to create effective documents by using this popular and powerful word processing program. In this book, best-selling author Dan Gookin reveals his own tips and tricks for formatting text, mail-merging, and working with text blocks. Plus, if you're new to word processing, you should enjoy Gookin's easy-to-understand primer. Others, who have already cut their teeth on Windows, should appreciate the author's simple explanations of DOS commands and techniques for managing files.
AutoCAD 2000 & 3D Studio VIZ Training Pak: Comprehensive Hands-On, Step-by-Step Training for AutoCAD 2000 & 3D Studio VIZ 2.0
Authors: Nancy A. Fulton
Venue:  (1999)

:This CD delivers comprehensive, step-by-step, hands-on training in both AutoCAD 2000 & 3D Studio VIZ 2.0. On this CD you will find 8 courses, representing more than 50 AutoCAD projects, more than 200 individual lessons, covering beginning, intermediate and advanced topics in AutoCAD 2000. You will also find more than 40 projects in 3D Studio VIZ 2.0 covering photorealisitc lighting, creating custom materials, linking AutoCAD drawings to VIZ scenes, camera matching, working with modifiers, using AutoCAD commands in 3D Studio VIZ, working with NURBs, etc. Undertake the courses on this CD in order to receive very comprehensive training in AutoCAD, or review just the courses and projects as you need. Use the interactive keyword index to get just the training you need and to find tutorials that will help you solve problems while you work. This is the perfect training solution for users who must work with both AutoCAD 2000 & 3D Studio VIZ 3.0. Each product normally sells for $59.95. You save $19.90 by purchasing both products together. To run this CD your system requires only an Netscape or Internet Explorer, and that you have TCP/IP installed. If you can view this page, you can run this CD. You do not have to be online to use the CD. Installing the CD requires under 50k on your workstation. About the Author:Nancy Fulton has served as a consultant to Autodesk for the development of interactive training materials for AutoCAD. She teaches classes in 3D Studio VIZ and 3D Studio MAX for UCLA and writes articles several times a year for CADALYST Magazine. She also publishes the Complete Support for AutoCAD, Complete Support for 3D Studio MAX and Complete Support for 3D Studio VIZ training sites.
Automata and Languages
Authors: John M. Howie
Venue:  (1996)

:Theoretical models of simple computing machines, known as automata, play a central role in theoretical computer science. This textbook presents an introduction to the theory of automata and to their connections with the study of languages. The ACM Portal is published by the Association for Computing Machinery. Copyright © 2010 ACM, Inc. Terms of Usage Privacy Policy Code of Ethics Contact Us Useful downloads: Adobe Acrobat QuickTime Windows Media Player Real Player
Analysis of a metropolitan-area wireless network
Authors: Diane Tang, Mary Baker
Venue: Wireless Networks (2002)

We analyze a seven-week trace of the Metricom metropolitan-area packet radio wireless network to find how users take advantage of a mobile environment. Such understanding is critical for planning future large-scale mobile network infrastructures. Amongst other results, we find that users typically use the radios during the day and evening. Of the users who move around during the trace (over half), we find that the more locations a user visits on a daily basis, the closer together, on average, those locations are. While these results are only known to be valid for this particular network, we hope future analysis of other networks will add to a growing understanding of mobile network behavior.
A semantic prototyping system
Authors: Mitchell Wand
Venue: ACM SIGPLAN Notices (1984)

We have written a set of computer programs for testing and exercising programming language specifications given in the style of denotational semantics. The system is built largely in Scheme 84, a dialect of LISP that serves as an efficient lambda-calculus interpreter. The system consists of:&bull; a syntax-directed transducer, which embodies the principle of compositionality,&bull; a type checker, which is extremely useful in debugging semantic definitions, and&bull; an interface to the yacc parser-generator, which allows the system to use concrete syntax rather than the often cumbersome abstract syntax for its programs.In this paper, we discuss the design of the system, its implementation, and discuss its use.
Explicit programming
Authors: Avi Bryant, Andrew Catton, Kris De Volder, Gail C. Murphy
Venue: Proceedings of the 1st international conference on Aspect-oriented software development (2002)

Many design concepts can be expressed only indirectly in source code. When this occurs, a single concept at design results in a verbose amount of code that is scattered across the system structure. In this paper, we present explicit programming, an approach that enables a developer to introduce new vocabulary into the source to capture a design concept explicitly. An introduced vocabulary item modularizes the implementation details associated with a design concept, reducing the scattering of code needed to express the concept. The vocabulary item appears in the code where the concept is needed; uses of the vocabulary may thus remain distributed through the code. We believe explicit programming provides a useful engineering point, balancing modularization and separation in (at least) two cases. First, when a design concept is tightly coupled with particular constructs in a program, separation is unlikely to lead to any benefits of reusability or comprehensibility. Second, concepts that emerge as a system evolves can be encapsulated and recorded, paving the way for later separation when conditions warrant it. We introduce ELIDE, a tool that supports explicit programming in Java, and describe several cases showing the utility of the explicit programming approach.
A Network of Objects: How to Lower Your Computing Costs and Improve Application Delivery, 1st edition
Authors: Thomas C. Tsai
Venue:  (1994)

:A Network of Objects combines the benefits of client/server computing with the power of object-oriented programming to provide a new model for developing object-oriented applications that eliminate the barriers that hinder most client/server networks today. This book also provides information on the technologies and products that are shaping the corporate computing environment, as well as strategies for making a smooth transition to client/server architecture. The ACM Portal is published by the Association for Computing Machinery. Copyright © 2010 ACM, Inc. Terms of Usage Privacy Policy Code of Ethics Contact Us Useful downloads: Adobe Acrobat QuickTime Windows Media Player Real Player
PERL Modules with Cdrom, 1st edition
Authors: Eric Foster-Johnson
Venue:  (1998)

:Youve mastered the Perl basics. Now shift into high gear and maximize the capabilities of this powerful and widely-used programming language. In Perl Modules, author Eric Foster-Johnson teaches you how to take advantage of these useful add-on features that enhance the functionality of Perl programs and reduce the amount of time it takes to write code. You get an overview of the most exciting modules available, and learn how to reuse existing code and create your own modules. Foster-Johnson also includes tons of practical examples and tutorials that will help you along the way. The CD-ROM features complete source code for Perl 5, all the modules, scripts, and Web documents in the book, shareware, binary versions of Perl for Windows 95 and Windows NT, and much more.
High performance software on Intel Pentium Pro processors or Micro-Ops to TeraFLOPS
Authors: Bruce Greer, Greg Henry
Venue: Proceedings of the 1997 ACM/IEEE conference on Supercomputing (CDROM) (1997)

This paper gives a technical discussion of the Intel Pentium&reg; Pro processor and optimization strategies used to achieve high performance on scientific applications. We demonstrate these optimizations by characterizing matrix multiplication (DGEMM). We give insight and a model into our efforts on obtaining the world's first TeraFLOP MP LINPACK run (on the Intel ASCI Option Red Supercomputer), based on Pentium Pro processor technology. The importance of this paper is carried by the increasing trend of commodity parts in the supercomputing arena.
Windows Remote Access Toolkit with Cdrom
Authors: David Angell
Venue:  (1997)

:Taking the leap into remote access systems isn't as simple as plugging a faster modem into your PC. Before you can begin to take advantage of the complex array of new technologies, you need a qualified expert to explain the relevant hardware and software, to tell you what your options are, and to help you develop a solid game plan. You need detailed blueprints to planning, building, maintaining, upgrading, and troubleshooting a cost-effective remote system. And it couldn't hurt to have a set of cutting-edge tools and utilities to help you monitor, secure, and enhance your remote access system... In other words, you need Windows Remote Access Toolkit.
50+ and Looking for Love Online
Authors: Barbara Harrison
Venue:  (2000)

:The author takes the reader step-by-step through the process of choosing where to advertise, creating the perfect ad, selecting the right responder, and managing the first date. She explains the inevitable risks and often surprising rewards, and includes practical advice from psychologists, advertising experts, Web site managers, and other over-50 singles. An appendix of publications and Web sites, a workbook, and checklists for success are included. The ACM Portal is published by the Association for Computing Machinery. Copyright © 2010 ACM, Inc. Terms of Usage Privacy Policy Code of Ethics Contact Us Useful downloads: Adobe Acrobat QuickTime Windows Media Player Real Player
Mobile Telecommunications Factbook
Authors: Nathan J. Muller
Venue:  (2000)

:For anyone entering or currently working in the ever-evolving field of mobile telecommunications, this book is a clear, concise, and easily accessible reference to just about anything you need to know - or soon will. It profiles all the current and emerging technologies, decodes all the buzzwords, and highlights such critical issues as interoperability, interconnectivity, integration, regulation, security and implementation issues, and more. Focusing on the practical aspects of these technologies and applications, the book unifies a broad range of topics not usually discussed within the context of mobile telecommunications, including the role of Java, agent technology, and the emergence of network computing. The author not only provides crystal-clear "executive summaries" of each topic, but also includes current information on standards, technology innovations, implementation strategies, and management.