Input: [Command] HOURS [Description]

Output: Response displays branch operating hours.


Input: [Command] CONTACT [Description]

Output: Response displays DEXSTA�s toll-free phone number.


Input: [Class] AutoCepstrum [Description]

Output: Cepstrum is an auto-configurable DataProcessor which is used to compute a specific cepstrum (for a target acoustic model) given the spectrum.

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Input: [Class] BaseDataProcessor [Description]

Output: An abstract DataProcessor implementing elements common to all concrete DataProcessors, such as name, predecessor, and timer.

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Input: [Class] DataBlocker [Description]

Output: A DataProcessor which wraps incoming DoubleData-objects into equally size blocks of defined length.

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Input: [Class] DataEndSignal [Description]

Output: A signal that indicates the end of data.

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Input: [Class] DataStartSignal [Description]

Output: A signal that indicates the start of data.

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Input: [Class] DoubleData [Description]

Output: A Data object that holds data of primitive type double.

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Input: [Class] FloatData [Description]

Output: A Data object that holds data of primitive type float.

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Input: [Class] FrontEnd [Description]

Output: FrontEnd is a wrapper class for the chain of front end processors.

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Input: [Class] GainControlProcessor [Description]

Output: Allows to modify the gain of an audio-signal.

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Input: [Class] Signal [Description]

Output: Indicates events like beginning or end of data, data dropped, quality changed, etc..

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Input: [Description] will enable compatibility mode. It might mean that violations of the protocols are allowed as long as maximum compatibility with problematic clients and servers is achieved. More specifically this string would disable TLS record random padding and tolerate packets over the maximum allowed TLS record. [Keyword]

Output: %COMPAT


Input: [Description] will prevent the sending of any TLS extensions in client side. Note that TLS 1.2 requires extensions to be used, as well as safe renegotiation thus this option must be used with care. [Keyword]

Output: %NO_EXTENSIONS


Input: [Description] The ciphersuite will be selected according to server priorities and not the client’s. [Keyword]

Output: %SERVER_PRECEDENCE


Input: [Description] will disable safe renegotiation completely. Do not use unless you know what you are doing. Testing purposes only. [Keyword]

Output: %DISABLE_SAFE_RENEGOTIATION


Input: [Description] will allow handshakes and re-handshakes without the safe renegotiation extension. Note that for clients this mode is insecure (you may be under attack), and for servers it will allow insecure clients to connect (which could be fooled by an attacker). Do not use unless you know what you are doing and want maximum compatibility. [Keyword]

Output: %UNSAFE_RENEGOTIATION


Input: [Description] will allow initial handshakes to proceed, but not re-handshakes. This leaves the client vulnerable to attack, and servers will be compatible with non-upgraded clients for initial handshakes. This is currently the default for clients and servers, for compatibility reasons. [Keyword]

Output: %PARTIAL_RENEGOTIATION


Input: [Description] will enforce safe renegotiation. Clients and servers will refuse to talk to an insecure peer. Currently this causes interoperability problems, but is required for full protection. [Keyword]

Output: %SAFE_RENEGOTIATION


Input: [Description] will use SSL3.0 record version in client hello. This is the default. [Keyword]

Output: %SSL3_RECORD_VERSION


Input: [Description] will use the latest TLS version record version in client hello. [Keyword]

Output: %LATEST_RECORD_VERSION


Input: [Description] will allow RSA-MD5 signatures in certificate chains. [Keyword]

Output: %VERIFY_ALLOW_SIGN_RSA_MD5


Input: [Description] will allow V1 CAs in chains. [Keyword]

Output: %VERIFY_ALLOW_X509_V1_CA_CRT


Input: [Property] background [Description]

Output: The background colour and image.

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Input: [Property] border [Description]

Output: The border; a line (of specified width) that borders (in a box) the specified element.

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Input: [Property] display [Description]

Output: Used to alter the display mode of the specified element (i.e. change it from a block-level to an inline element).

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Input: [Property] position [Description]

Output: The mode with which to place the element.

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Input: [Property] height [Description]

Output: The height.

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Input: [Property] width [Description]

Output: The width.

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Input: [Property] font [Description]

Output: Font options and configuration.

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Input: [Property] list-style [Description]

Output: How to layout and draw a list.

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Input: [Property] margin [Description]

Output: The margin options: the space around the outside of an element separating it from other elements (think of it as a “moat” for an element).

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Input: [Property] padding [Description]

Output: The padding options: the space on the inside of an element (between the border and the content – think of it as the cavity in a cavity wall).

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Input: [Property] bottom [Description]

Output: The space below an element, and above the element’s parent’s border.

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Input: [Property] left [Description]

Output: The space to the left of an element, and to the right of the element’s parent’s border.

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Input: [Property] right [Description]

Output: The space to the right of an element, and to the left of the element’s parent’s border.

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Input: [Property] top [Description]

Output: The space above an element, and below the element’s parent’s border.

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Input: [Property] color [Description]

Output: The colour of text.

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Input: [Property] text-align [Description]

Output: The horizontal alignment of text.

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Input: [Property] text-decoration [Description]

Output: Decoration applied to text, such as underline or overline.

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Input: [Property] text-indent [Description]

Output: Indentation applied to the first line of text.

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Input: [Param Name] BackgoundColor [Default] gray [Description] The background color for the applet. This color is only visible around the edges of the applet and between the components that it contains. [Type]

Output: Color

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Input: [Param Name] LabelBackground [Default] 250 225 225 [Description] The background color for the labels on the left side of the applet. [Type]

Output: Color

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Input: [Param Name] LabelForeground [Default] 0 0 200 [Description] The color of the text in the labels on the left side of the applet. [Type]

Output: Color

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Input: [Param Name] AnswerBackground [Default] same as LabelBackground [Description] The background color for the values of the expressions. [Type]

Output: Color

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Input: [Param Name] AnswerForeground [Default] red [Description] The color of the text in which expression values are displayed. [Type]

Output: Color

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Input: [Param Name] InputBackground [Default] white [Description] The background color for the variable input boxes. (This is ignored by some versions of Java.) [Type]

Output: Color

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Input: [Param Name] InputForeground [Default] black [Description] The color of the text in the variable input boxes. (This is ignored by some versions of Java.) [Type]

Output: Color

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Input: [Param Name] FrameTitle [Default] Calculator [Description] The title in the title bar of the window, when the applet is shown as a separate window. [Type]

Output: String

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Input: [Param Name] LaunchButtonName [Default] (none) [Description] If this is defined, then the applet will have its own window and only a button will appear on the Web page. The value of the param gives the label for that button. A separate window is also used even if this param is not defined but the height in the applet tag is less than or equal to 35. In this case, the label of the button is "Launch" followed by the value of the FrameTitle param. The size of the window is determined by its contents. [Type]

Output: String

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Input: [Param Name] Variable, Variable1, Variable2, ... [Default] x [Description] Names of input variables. If none are provided, there is one input variable named "x". The name of the variable can be followed by a space and an initial value for the variable. For example, the param value "N 5" specifies a variable named N with an initial value of 5. (By the way, variable values can be constant expressions such as "pi" or "sqrt(2)".) You can use the param Variable1 whether or not you have a param named Variable. However, you can't use Variable2 unless you have Variable1, you can't use Variable3 unless you have Variable2, and so on. [Type]

Output: String

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Input: [Param Name] Expression, Expression1, Expression2, ... [Default] log2(x) [Description] Expression that are to be evaluated. If none are provided, there is one expression, "log2(x)". You can use the param Expression1 whether or not you have a param named Expression. However, you can't use Expression2 unless you have Variable1, you can't use Expression3 unless you have Expression2, and so on. [Type]

Output: String

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Input: [Property / Type] ajaxErrorHTML String or Function [Required] no [Default] 'AJAX Error' [Example] ajaxErrorHTML string ajaxErrorHTML function [Description]

Output: An HTML string to display when an AJAX request has failed. If ajaxErrorHTML is a function, the first argument is the type of error that has occurred, the second argument is the text that the user has entered, and the third argument is the current value of the AutoComplete widget. Possible values for the first argument are: 'timeout', 'error', and 'parsererror'. Note: you will never see 'abort', as this is handled internally by AutoComplete. The function should return an HTML string.


Input: [Property / Type] ajaxLoadingHTML String or Function [Required] no [Default] 'Searching …' [Example] ajaxLoadingHTML string ajaxLoadingHTML function [Description]

Output: An HTML string to display when searching for options. If ajaxLoadingHTML is a function, the first argument is the text that the user has entered and the second argument is the current value of the AutoComplete widget. The function should return an HTML string.


Input: [Property / Type] ajaxOpts Object or Function [Required] no [Default] n/a [Example] AJAX using POST AJAX with preProcess function [Description]

Output: Internally, AutoComplete uses the jQuery $.ajax() method to make AJAX requests. If provided, ajaxOpts will be called with $.extend() against the default settings. You can override any $.ajax() parameter except: async, complete, error, statusCode, success (ie: parameters that effect control flow) If ajaxOpts is a function the first argument is the text that the user has typed and the second argument is the current value of the AutoComplete widget. The function should return an object to pass to $.ajax().


Input: [Property / Type] ajaxOpts.preProcess Function [Required] no [Default] n/a [Example] AJAX with preProcess function [Description]

Output: preProcess is an optional function that will be called after the AJAX request has finished and before the options are shown. The first argument is the data returned by the server, the second argument is the text that the user has entered, and the third argument is the current value of the AutoComplete widget. The function should return an array of Option Objects. preProcess is independent of the jQuery $.ajax() method.


Input: [Property / Type] ajaxOpts.url String or Function [Required] no [Default] n/a [Example] AJAX with local Options [Description]

Output: The url to send an AJAX request to. The string '{input}' will be replaced with the text the user has typed. The text will be escaped using encodeURIComponent(). If url is a function, the first argument is the text that the user has typed and the second argument is the current value of the AutoComplete widget. The function should return a url string.


Input: [Property / Type] allowFreeform Boolean [Required] no [Default] false [Example] Basic allowFreeform allowFreeform Multiple Lists [Description]

Output: If true, allows the user to enter free-form text in the search bar. If false, the user must select an option from the dropdown list. There can still be options when allowFreeform is set to true, but the user does not have to select one.


Input: [Property / Type] cacheAjax Boolean [Required] no [Default] false [Example] cache AJAX [Description]

Output: If true, AutoComplete will cache the results of AJAX calls to localStorage using the url as the key. If false, it will not cache and send a new AJAX request every time. Only HTTP GET requests are cached. If the browser does not support localStorage it will only cache results for the duration of the page. If you need to support browsers that do not have localStorage I recommend using a polyfill.


Input: [Property / Type] cacheAjaxSeconds Number or false [Required] no [Default] 1209600 (2 weeks) [Example] cache AJAX length [Description]

Output: Length of time in seconds to keep results in the cache. Set cacheAjaxSeconds to false to cache results indefinitely. cacheAjaxSeconds has no effect if cacheAjax is false.


Input: [Property / Type] children String [Required] no [Default] n/a [Example] children on List Object Nested Lists 2 children override on Option Object [Description]

Output: children should be the name of a List Object defined on config.lists. When any option from the list is selected from the dropdown, children is the name of the next list to show in the dropdown. If there is a children property on the Option Object selected it will supersede this children property.


Input: [Property / Type] highlightMatches Boolean [Required] no [Default] true [Description]

Output: If true, AutoComplete will highlight letter matches between what the user has typed and which options have matched. This option programmatically changes the optionHTML value by adding <strong> tags around matching characters. It tries to not replace letters that are inside HTML tags or special HTML characters, but if you have complicated or invalid HTML markup in your optionHTML it may not highlight correctly. highlightMatches is independent of the matching algorithm used.</strong>


Input: [Property / Type] matchOptions Function [Required] no [Default] n/a [Example] matchOptions [Description]

Output: matchOptions is an optional function you can include to determine which options get shown in the dropdown when the user is typing. The first argument to the function is the text that the user has entered, the second argument are the Option Objects matched by the default algorithm, the third argument is an array of all Option Objects for the current list, and the fourth argument is the current value of the AutoComplete widget. The function should return an array of Option Objects. You can return an array of any Option Objects from this function. They do not have to come from the existing Option Objects in the list. This function gets executed with every 'keydown' event on the input element so it's in your best interest to make this function as fast as possible.


Input: [Property / Type] noResultsHTML String or Function [Required] no [Default] 'No results found.' [Description]

Output: An HTML string to display when there are no options to show. If noResultsHTML is a function, the first argument is the text that the user has entered and the second argument is the current value of the AutoComplete widget. The function should return an HTML string. noResultsHTML will never be shown when allowFreeform is true.


Input: [Property / Type] optionHTML String or Function [Required] no [Default] n/a [Example] optionHTML string optionHTML and tokenHTML as functions [Description]

Output: If optionHTML is a string, option value properties inside curly braces will be replaced with HTML-escaped values. If optionHTML is a function the first argument is the option. The function should return an HTML string. If there is an optionHTML property on the Option Object selected it will supersede this optionHTML property.


Input: [Property / Type] tokenHTML String or Function [Required] no [Default] n/a [Example] optionHTML and tokenHTML as functions [Description]

Output: If tokenHTML is a string, option value properties inside curly braces will be replaced with HTML-escaped values. If tokenHTML is a function the first argument is the option. The function should return an HTML string. If there is a tokenHTML property on the option selected it will supersede this tokenHTML property.


Input: [Property / Type] options Array of Option Objects [Required] no [Default] [] [Description]

Output: options is an array of Option Objects that determine which options to show in the dropdown for this list.


Input: [Code] 200 [Description]

Output: Request succeeded

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Input: [Code] 201 [Description]

Output: The request to POST or PUT a record was successful. A Location HTTP header is returned

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Input: [Code] 204 [Description]

Output: The request to DELETE a record was successful

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Input: [Code] 400 [Description]

Output: The request was not formatted correctly

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Input: [Code] 401 [Description]

Output: Invalid API Key

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Input: [Code] 402 [Description]

Output: API key suspended

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Input: [Code] 403 [Description]

Output: Access denied

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Input: [Code] 404 [Description]

Output: Selected resource was not found (ie. User asked for non-existent item or URL)

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Input: [Code] 405 [Description]

Output: Invalid method type (GET when you should POST, etc)

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Input: [Code] 409 [Description]

Output: Resource being created already exists (i.e. a customer with the same email address)

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Input: [Code] 429 [Description]

Output: Too Many Requests (i.e. throttle limit reached)

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Input: [Code] 500 [Description]

Output: Application error or server error

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Input: [Code] 503 [Description]

Output: Service Temporarily Unavailable

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Input: [Type] BL [Updatable in DuckWeb] Yes [Index]

Output: Address to which bills will be sent (if different from MA address)

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Input: [Type] CO [Updatable in DuckWeb] Yes [Index]

Output: Address of person to be contacted in an emergency. Use for parent address

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Input: [Type] CS [Updatable in DuckWeb] Yes [Index]

Output: Address of second parent (if different than CO address)

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Input: [Type] MA [Updatable in DuckWeb] Yes [Index]

Output: Current mailing address

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Input: [Type] PR [Updatable in DuckWeb] Yes [Index]

Output: Permanent residence

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Input: [Type] RD [Index]

Output: Address to which diplomas only will be sent (if different from the PR address)

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Input: [Type] SH [Index]

Output: Shipping address

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Input: [Type] UO [Index]

Output: Campus address

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Input: [Type] VO [Index]

Output: Vendor orders

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Input: [Type] VP [Index]

Output: Vendor payments

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Input: [Type] VR [Index]

Output: Vendor remittances

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Input: [ALLUSERSPROFILE] APPDATA [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %APPDATA%

Output: Local returns the location where applications store data by default.

Local returns the location of the All Users Profile.


Input: [ALLUSERSPROFILE] CD [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %CD%

Output: Local returns the current directory string.

Local returns the location of the All Users Profile.


Input: [ALLUSERSPROFILE] CMDCMDLINE [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %CMDCMDLINE%

Output: Local returns the exact command line used to start the current cmd.exe.

Local returns the location of the All Users Profile.


Input: [ALLUSERSPROFILE] CMDEXTVERSION [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %CMDEXTVERSION%

Output: System returns the version number of the current Command Processor Extensions.

Local returns the location of the All Users Profile.


Input: [ALLUSERSPROFILE] COMPUTERNAME [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %COMPUTERNAME%

Output: System returns the name of the computer.

Local returns the location of the All Users Profile.


Input: [ALLUSERSPROFILE] COMSPEC [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %COMSPEC%

Output: System returns the exact path to the command shell executable.

Local returns the location of the All Users Profile.


Input: [ALLUSERSPROFILE] DATE [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %DATE%

Output: System returns the current date. This variable uses the same format as the date /t command. Cmd.exe generates this variable. For more information about the date command, see the Date command.

Local returns the location of the All Users Profile.


Input: [ALLUSERSPROFILE] ERRORLEVEL [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %ERRORLEVEL%

Output: System returns the error code of the most recently used command. A non-0 value usually indicates an error.

Local returns the location of the All Users Profile.


Input: [ALLUSERSPROFILE] HOMEDRIVE [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %HOMEDRIVE%

Output: System returns which local workstation drive letter is connected to the user's home directory. This variable is set based on the value of the home directory. The user's home directory is specified in Local Users and Groups.

Local returns the location of the All Users Profile.


Input: [ALLUSERSPROFILE] HOMEPATH [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %HOMEPATH%

Output: System returns the full path of the user's home directory. This variable is set based on the value of the home directory. The user's home directory is specified in Local Users and Groups.

Local returns the location of the All Users Profile.


Input: [ALLUSERSPROFILE] HOMESHARE [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %HOMESHARE%

Output: System returns the network path to the user's shared home directory. This variable is set based on the value of the home directory. The user's home directory is specified in Local Users and Groups.

Local returns the location of the All Users Profile.


Input: [ALLUSERSPROFILE] LOGONSERVER [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %LOGONSERVER%

Output: Local returns the name of the domain controller that validated the current logon session.

Local returns the location of the All Users Profile.


Input: [ALLUSERSPROFILE] NUMBER_OF_PROCESSORS [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %NUMBER_OF_PROCESSORS%

Output: System specifies the number of processors installed on the computer.

Local returns the location of the All Users Profile.


Input: [ALLUSERSPROFILE] OS [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %OS%

Output: System returns the OS name. Windows XP and Windows 2000 display the OS as Windows_NT.

Local returns the location of the All Users Profile.


Input: [ALLUSERSPROFILE] PATH [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %PATH%

Output: System specifies the search path for executable files.

Local returns the location of the All Users Profile.


Input: [ALLUSERSPROFILE] PATHEXT [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %PATHEXT%

Output: System returns a list of the file extensions that the OS considers to be executable.

Local returns the location of the All Users Profile.


Input: [ALLUSERSPROFILE] PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE%

Output: System returns the processor's chip architecture. Values: x86, IA64.

Local returns the location of the All Users Profile.


Input: [ALLUSERSPROFILE] PROCESSOR_IDENTIFIER [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %PROCESSOR_IDENTIFIER%

Output: System returns a description of the processor.

Local returns the location of the All Users Profile.


Input: [ALLUSERSPROFILE] PROCESSOR_LEVEL [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %PROCESSOR_LEVEL%

Output: System returns the model number of the computer's processor.

Local returns the location of the All Users Profile.


Input: [ALLUSERSPROFILE] PROCESSOR_REVISION [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %PROCESSOR_REVISION%

Output: System returns the revision number of the processor.

Local returns the location of the All Users Profile.


Input: [ALLUSERSPROFILE] Program Files [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %PROGRAMFILES%

Output: returns the location of the default install directory for applications.

Local returns the location of the All Users Profile.


Input: [ALLUSERSPROFILE] PROMPT [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %PROMPT%

Output: Local returns the command-prompt settings for the current interpreter. Cmd.exe generates this variable.

Local returns the location of the All Users Profile.


Input: [ALLUSERSPROFILE] RANDOM [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %RANDOM%

Output: System returns a random decimal number between 0 and 32767. Cmd.exe generates this variable.

Local returns the location of the All Users Profile.


Input: [ALLUSERSPROFILE] SYSTEMDRIVE [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %SYSTEMDRIVE%

Output: System returns the drive containing the Windows root directory (i.e., the system root).

Local returns the location of the All Users Profile.


Input: [ALLUSERSPROFILE] SYSTEMROOT [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %SYSTEMROOT%

Output: System returns the location of the Windows root directory.

Local returns the location of the All Users Profile.


Input: [ALLUSERSPROFILE] TEMP [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %TEMP%

Output: System and User return the default temporary directories for applications that are available to users who are currently logged on. Some applications require TEMP and others require TMP.

Local returns the location of the All Users Profile.


Input: [ALLUSERSPROFILE] TMP [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %TMP%

Output: System and User return the default temporary directories for applications that are available to users who are currently logged on. Some applications require TEMP and others require TMP.

Local returns the location of the All Users Profile.


Input: [ALLUSERSPROFILE] TIME [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %TIME%

Output: System returns the current time. This variable uses the same format as the time /t command. Cmd.exe generates this variable. For more information about the time command, see the Time command.

Local returns the location of the All Users Profile.


Input: [ALLUSERSPROFILE] USERDOMAIN [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %USERDOMAIN%

Output: Local returns the name of the domain that contains the user's account.

Local returns the location of the All Users Profile.


Input: [ALLUSERSPROFILE] USERNAME [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %USERNAME%

Output: Local returns the name of the user currently logged on.

Local returns the location of the All Users Profile.


Input: [ALLUSERSPROFILE] USERPROFILE [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %USERPROFILE%

Output: Local returns the location of the profile for the current user.

Local returns the location of the All Users Profile.


Input: [ALLUSERSPROFILE] WINDIR [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %WINDIR%

Output: System returns the location of the OS directory

Local returns the location of the All Users Profile.


Input: [Exception] ACCESS_INTO_NULL [Oracle Error] 06530 [SQLCODE] -6530 [Description]

Output: It is raised when a null object is automatically assigned a value.


Input: [Exception] CASE_NOT_FOUND [Oracle Error] 06592 [SQLCODE] -6592 [Description]

Output: It is raised when none of the choices in the WHEN clauses of a CASE statement is selected, and there is no ELSE clause.


Input: [Exception] COLLECTION_IS_NULL [Oracle Error] 06531 [SQLCODE] -6531 [Description]

Output: It is raised when a program attempts to apply collection methods other than EXISTS to an uninitialized nested table or varray, or the program attempts to assign values to the elements of an uninitialized nested table or varray.


Input: [Exception] DUP_VAL_ON_INDEX [Oracle Error] 00001 [SQLCODE] -1 [Description]

Output: It is raised when duplicate values are attempted to be stored in a column with unique index.


Input: [Exception] INVALID_CURSOR [Oracle Error] 01001 [SQLCODE] -1001 [Description]

Output: It is raised when attempts are made to make a cursor operation that is not allowed, such as closing an unopened cursor.


Input: [Exception] INVALID_NUMBER [Oracle Error] 01722 [SQLCODE] -1722 [Description]

Output: It is raised when the conversion of a character string into a number fails because the string does not represent a valid number.


Input: [Exception] LOGIN_DENIED [Oracle Error] 01017 [SQLCODE] -1017 [Description]

Output: It is raised when s program attempts to log on to the database with an invalid username or password.


Input: [Exception] NO_DATA_FOUND [Oracle Error] 01403 [SQLCODE] +100 [Description]

Output: It is raised when a SELECT INTO statement returns no rows.


Input: [Exception] NOT_LOGGED_ON [Oracle Error] 01012 [SQLCODE] -1012 [Description]

Output: It is raised when a database call is issued without being connected to the database.


Input: [Exception] PROGRAM_ERROR [Oracle Error] 06501 [SQLCODE] -6501 [Description]

Output: It is raised when PL/SQL has an internal problem.


Input: [Exception] ROWTYPE_MISMATCH [Oracle Error] 06504 [SQLCODE] -6504 [Description]

Output: It is raised when a cursor fetches value in a variable having incompatible data type.


Input: [Exception] SELF_IS_NULL [Oracle Error] 30625 [SQLCODE] -30625 [Description]

Output: It is raised when a member method is invoked, but the instance of the object type was not initialized.


Input: [Exception] STORAGE_ERROR [Oracle Error] 06500 [SQLCODE] -6500 [Description]

Output: It is raised when PL/SQL ran out of memory or memory was corrupted.


Input: [Exception] TOO_MANY_ROWS [Oracle Error] 01422 [SQLCODE] -1422 [Description]

Output: It is raised when s SELECT INTO statement returns more than one row.


Input: [Exception] VALUE_ERROR [Oracle Error] 06502 [SQLCODE] -6502 [Description]

Output: It is raised when an arithmetic, conversion, truncation, or size-constraint error occurs.


Input: [Exception] ZERO_DIVIDE [Oracle Error] 01476 [SQLCODE] 1476 [Description]

Output: It is raised when an attempt is made to divide a number by zero.


Input: [Hot key combo] F1 [What it does]

Output: Loads the Google Chrome Help center URL


Input: [Hot key combo] Ctrl+J [What it does]

Output: View Downloads window


Input: [Hot key combo] Ctrl+H [What it does]

Output: View History window


Input: [Hot key combo] Ctrl+D [What it does]

Output: Bookmark page


Input: [Hot key combo] Ctrl+F [What it does]

Output: Opens/Closes search box


Input: [Hot key combo] Ctrl+P [What it does]

Output: Opens Print window


Input: [Hot key combo] Ctrl+T [What it does]

Output: Opens a new tab


Input: [Hot key combo] Ctrl+W [What it does]

Output: Closes current tab


Input: [Hot key combo] Ctrl++ [What it does]

Output: Zooms in


Input: [Hot key combo] Ctrl+- [What it does]

Output: Zooms out


Input: [Hot key combo] Ctrl+0 [What it does]

Output: Returns page to default size


Input: [Hot key combo] Ctrl+Shift+T [What it does]

Output: Re-opens most recently closed tab


Input: [Hot key combo] Ctrl+N [What it does]

Output: Opens a new window


Input: [Hot key combo] Ctrl+Shift+N [What it does]

Output: Opens a new Incognito window


Input: [Hot key combo] Ctrl+Tab [What it does]

Output: Cycles tabs, left to right


Input: [Hot key combo] Ctrl+Shift+Tab [What it does]

Output: Cycles tabs, right to left


Input: [Hot key combo] Ctrl+1-8 [What it does]

Output: Jumps to tab. 1 = first tab, 2 = second tab


Input: [Hot key combo] Ctrl+9 [What it does]

Output: Jumps to last tab


Input: [Hot key combo] Ctrl+Shift+Del [What it does]

Output: Opens Clear Browsing Data window


Input: [Hot key combo] Ctrl+Shift+B [What it does]

Output: Shows/Hides Bookmarks bar


Input: [Hot key combo] Shift+Esc [What it does]

Output: Opens Chrome's internal task manager


Input: [Hot key combo] Alt+Home [What it does]

Output: Opens home page in current tab


Input: [Hot key combo] Alt+D/Ctrl+L [What it does]

Output: Highlights text in location bar


Input: [Hot key combo] Ctrl+Enter [What it does]

Output: Adds www. and .com to text in URL bar


Input: [Hot key combo] Ctrl+Shift+V [What it does]

Output: Pastes from the clipboard without formatting


Input: [Hot key combo] Shift+Alt+T [What it does]

Output: Moves focus to first tool in toolbar


Input: [Hot key combo] Tab (after Shift+Alt+T) [What it does]

Output: Cycles through tools on toolbar


Input: [Hot key combo] Space or Enter (after Shift+Alt+T) [What it does]

Output: Activates selected tool


Input: [Hot key combo] Shift+F10 (after Shift+Alt+T) [What it does]

Output: Reveals context menu for selected tool


Input: [Hot key combo] Esc (after Shift+Alt+T) [What it does]

Output: Returns focus to page


Input: [Speed key combination] ALT + M Quickly constructs musical patterns [Macro name]

Output: Bach_symbol_editor


Input: [Speed key combination] ALT + O Quickly constructs ornaments [Macro name]

Output: Bach_ornament_compiler


Input: [Speed key combination] CTRL + F1 Apply Bach font for selected text [Macro name]

Output: Bach_font


Input: [Speed key combination] CTRL + F2, F1 Lower the note-head position by 3rd. [Macro name]

Output: Bach_up3down


Input: [Speed key combination] CTRL + F2, F2 Lower the note-head position by 2nd. [Macro name]

Output: Bach_up2down


Input: [Speed key combination] CTRL + F2, F3 Restore Bach symbol to default (BACH4.TTF) [Macro name]

Output: Bach_restore


Input: [Speed key combination] CTRL + F2, F4 Raise the note-head position by 2nd. [Macro name]

Output: Bach_up2up


Input: [Speed key combination] CTRL + F2, F5 Raise the note-head position by 3rd. [Macro name]

Output: Bach_up3up


Input: [Speed key combination] CTRL + F3, F1 Reverse stem direction, and lower the note-head position by 3rd. [Macro name]

Output: Bach_down3lower


Input: [Speed key combination] CTRL + F3, F2 Reverse stem direction, and lower the note-head position by 2nd [Macro name]

Output: Bach_down2lower


Input: [Speed key combination] CTRL + F3, F3 Reverse stem direction, and the note-head is positioned in the middle. [Macro name]

Output: Bach_down


Input: [Speed key combination] CTRL + F3, F4 Reverse stem direction, and raise the note-head position by 2nd. [Macro name]

Output: Bach_down2higher


Input: [Speed key combination] CTRL + F3, F5 Reverse stem direction, and raise the note-head position by 3rd [Macro name]

Output: Bach_down3higher


Input: [Symbol] CNF / Confirmed [Description]

Output: Confirm ( Seat no. and coach no. will be available chart preparation.

IRCTC PNR Status Check Easily - PNR Status


Input: [Symbol] CAN / MOD [Description]

Output: Cancel or Passenger Modified

IRCTC PNR Status Check Easily - PNR Status


Input: [Symbol] CK [Description]

Output: Current Quota

IRCTC PNR Status Check Easily - PNR Status


Input: [Symbol] CKWL [Description]

Output: Current Quota Waiting List

IRCTC PNR Status Check Easily - PNR Status


Input: [Symbol] WL# [Description]

Output: Waiting List Number

IRCTC PNR Status Check Easily - PNR Status


Input: [Symbol] RAC [Description]

Output: Reservation against cancellation

IRCTC PNR Status Check Easily - PNR Status


Input: [Symbol] RLWL [Description]

Output: Remote Location wait list

IRCTC PNR Status Check Easily - PNR Status


Input: [Symbol] PQWL [Description]

Output: Polled quota wait list

IRCTC PNR Status Check Easily - PNR Status


Input: [Symbol] GNWL [Description]

Output: General Wait List

IRCTC PNR Status Check Easily - PNR Status


Input: [Symbol] REGRET / WL [Description]

Output: More ticket booking not permitted

IRCTC PNR Status Check Easily - PNR Status


Input: [Symbol] RELEASED [Description]

Output: Ticket Not cancelled but alternate accommodation provided

IRCTC PNR Status Check Easily - PNR Status


Input: [Symbol] R## [Description]

Output: RAC Coach number and birth number

IRCTC PNR Status Check Easily - PNR Status


Input: [S.No] 1. [Parameter Name] -Name [Description]

Output: Name of the database which needs to be backed up. It is a required parameter.

Backup SQL Azure Database | Cerebrata Blog


Input: [S.No] 2. [Parameter Name] -DownloadLocation [Description]

Output: Name of the directory where the tables data will be saved. If this directory does not exist, it will be created by the cmdlet. It is a required parameter.

Backup SQL Azure Database | Cerebrata Blog


Input: [S.No] 3. [Parameter Name] -BatchSize [Description]

Output: This cmdlet makes use of “bcp” utility to download the table data. This parameter specifies the maximum number of rows bcp utility should fetch from a table in a single call to the database. Default value for this parameter is 1000.

Backup SQL Azure Database | Cerebrata Blog


Input: [S.No] 4. [Parameter Name] -AbortOnError [Description]

Output: This parameter indicates if any downloadable component fails to download, then the process should be terminated. If this parameter is not specified, then process continues even if one or more downloadable components fail to download.

Backup SQL Azure Database | Cerebrata Blog


Input: [S.No] 5. [Parameter Name] -SaveToBlobStorage [Description]

Output: This parameter specifies if the table data downloaded should also be saved in blob storage.

Backup SQL Azure Database | Cerebrata Blog


Input: [S.No] 6. [Parameter Name] -AccountName [Description]

Output: Name of your Azure Storage account. If this parameter along with “AccountKey” parameter is not specified and “SaveToBlobStorage” parameter is specified, tables backup data will be saved in development storage.

Backup SQL Azure Database | Cerebrata Blog


Input: [S.No] 7. [Parameter Name] -AccountKey [Description]

Output: Key of your Azure Storage Account. If this parameter along with “AccountName” parameter is not specified and “SaveToBlobStorage” parameter is specified, tables backup data will be saved in development storage.

Backup SQL Azure Database | Cerebrata Blog


Input: [S.No] 8. [Parameter Name] -BlobContainerName [Description]

Output: Name of the blob container where this back up data should be uploaded. If the specified blob container does not exist, it will be created. If this parameter is not specified, then this cmdlet auto-assigns the name of the blob container which matches [database name]-backup-[backup start date time] pattern.

Backup SQL Azure Database | Cerebrata Blog


Input: [S.No] 9. [Parameter Name] -CompressBlobs [Description]

Output: This parameter specifies if the backup files should be compressed using GZIP compression before being uploaded to blob storage.

Backup SQL Azure Database | Cerebrata Blog


Input: [S.No] 10. [Parameter Name] -LoggingLevel [Description]

Output: Specifies the kind of logging desired when invoking this cmdlet. Possible values are: · None: No logging is done. · Summary: Only the start and end of each process is logged.This is the default logging level. · Detailed: Every action of the process is logged. The log file is created in user’s temp directory under “Cerebrata AzureManagementCmdlets\logs” folder.

Backup SQL Azure Database | Cerebrata Blog


Input: [S.No] 11. [Parameter Name] -Server [Description]

Output: Name of the database server. You can find this value by logging into SQL Azure Portal at https://sql.azure.com.Please specify only the name of the database server. Application will automatically create a fully qualified connection string at the time of connection. For example, if the database server name is “abcdefgh”, please specify that only for this parameter. Please do not specify “abcdefgh.database.windows.net” for this parameter. It is a required parameter.

Backup SQL Azure Database | Cerebrata Blog


Input: [S.No] 12. [Parameter Name] -Username [Description]

Output: Username to connect to the database server. You can find this value by logging into SQL Azure Portal at https://sql.azure.com. While specifying the username, there is no need to append “@[databaseservername]” to the username as it will be appended automatically when connecting to the database. For example, if your username is “myusername”, specify this value only as the value for this parameter instead of “myusername@databaseservername”. It is a required parameter.

Backup SQL Azure Database | Cerebrata Blog


Input: [S.No] 13. [Parameter Name] -Password [Description]

Output: Password to connect to the database server. You can find this value by logging into Sql Azure Portal at https://sql.azure.com. It is a required parameter.

Backup SQL Azure Database | Cerebrata Blog


Input: [S.No] 14. [Parameter Name] -ConnectionTimeout [Description]

Output: Timeout interval in seconds after which an attempt to connect to a SQL Azure database will be timed out. Default value is 30 seconds.

Backup SQL Azure Database | Cerebrata Blog


Input: [S.No] 15. [Parameter Name] -CommandTimeout [Description]

Output: Timeout interval in seconds after which a command against a SQL Azure database will be timed out. Default value is 30 seconds. Keep this value longer for operations which you know will take more time to execute.

Backup SQL Azure Database | Cerebrata Blog


Input: [S.No] 16. [Parameter Name] -Verbose [Description]

Output: This is the common parameter. Displays detailed information about the operation performed by the command.

Backup SQL Azure Database | Cerebrata Blog


Input: [state] favorite [string] 0 or 1 [See below for valid values]

Output: See below for valid values

Pocket Developer Program: Pocket API: Retrieve


Input: [state] tag [string] string [See below for valid values]

Output: See below for valid values

Pocket Developer Program: Pocket API: Retrieve


Input: [state] contentType [string] string [See below for valid values]

Output: See below for valid values

Pocket Developer Program: Pocket API: Retrieve


Input: [state] sort [string] string [See below for valid values]

Output: See below for valid values

Pocket Developer Program: Pocket API: Retrieve


Input: [state] detailType [string] string [See below for valid values]

Output: See below for valid values

Pocket Developer Program: Pocket API: Retrieve


Input: [state] search [string] string [See below for valid values]

Output: Only return items whose title or url contain the search string

Pocket Developer Program: Pocket API: Retrieve


Input: [state] domain [string] string [See below for valid values]

Output: Only return items from a particular domain

Pocket Developer Program: Pocket API: Retrieve


Input: [state] since [string] timestamp [See below for valid values]

Output: Only return items modified since the given since unix timestamp

Pocket Developer Program: Pocket API: Retrieve


Input: [state] count [string] integer [See below for valid values]

Output: Only return count number of items

Pocket Developer Program: Pocket API: Retrieve


Input: [state] offset [string] integer [See below for valid values]

Output: Used only with count; start returning from offset position of results

Pocket Developer Program: Pocket API: Retrieve


Input: [field] server [usual value] electro-music.com [description]

Output: The server address

electro-music.com wiki | Radio / Connection Details


Input: [field] port number [usual value] see port / password table [description]

Output: This can be a private port, a public one or a DJ (sc_trans) port

electro-music.com wiki | Radio / Connection Details


Input: [field] bitrate [usual value] 128 kbps [description]

Output: For an sc_trans connection a different bitrate may be used

electro-music.com wiki | Radio / Connection Details


Input: [field] samplerate [usual value] 44.100 kHz [description]

Output: For an sc_trans connection a different samplerate may be used

electro-music.com wiki | Radio / Connection Details


Input: [field] password [usual value] see port / password table [description]

Output: password needed to connect to the server

electro-music.com wiki | Radio / Connection Details


Input: [field] user/DJ-name [usual value] public, see port / password table [description]

Output: Only needed for sc_trans (DJ) connection, if at all

electro-music.com wiki | Radio / Connection Details


Input: [field] stream title [usual value] to your likings [description]

Output: This info will show in the listener's media player

electro-music.com wiki | Radio / Connection Details


Input: [field] song title [usual value] to your likings [description]

Output: Also called 'meta data', will be shown in listener's media player

electro-music.com wiki | Radio / Connection Details


Input: [field] reconnect time [usual value] not less than 10 s [description]

Output: Automatic client reconnect time (in case the connection got lost)

electro-music.com wiki | Radio / Connection Details


Input: [Control Type] Form [Name] Straightness [Summary Description]

Output: Controls the straightness of a feature in relation to its own perfect form

GD&T Symbols Reference Guide from Sigmetrix


Input: [Control Type] Form [Name] Flatness [Summary Description]

Output: Controls the flatness of a surface in relation to its own perfect form

GD&T Symbols Reference Guide from Sigmetrix


Input: [Control Type] Form [Name] Circularity [Summary Description]

Output: Controls the form of a revolved surface in relation to its own perfect form by independent cross sections

GD&T Symbols Reference Guide from Sigmetrix


Input: [Control Type] Form [Name] Cylindricity [Summary Description]

Output: Like circularity, but applies simultaneously to entire surface

GD&T Symbols Reference Guide from Sigmetrix


Input: [Control Type] Profile [Name] Profile of a Surface [Summary Description]

Output: Controls size and form of a feature. In addition it controls the location and orientation when a datum reference frame is used.

GD&T Symbols Reference Guide from Sigmetrix


Input: [Control Type] Profile [Name] Profile of a Line [Summary Description]

Output: Similar to profile of a surface, applies to cross sections of a feature

GD&T Symbols Reference Guide from Sigmetrix


Input: [Control Type] Orientation [Name] Perpendicularity [Summary Description]

Output: Controls the orientation of a feature which is nominally perpendicular to the primary datum of its datum reference frame

GD&T Symbols Reference Guide from Sigmetrix


Input: [Control Type] Orientation [Name] Angularity [Summary Description]

Output: Controls orientation of a feature at a specific angle in relation to the primary datum of its datum reference frame

GD&T Symbols Reference Guide from Sigmetrix


Input: [Control Type] Orientation [Name] Parallelism [Summary Description]

Output: Controls orientation of a feature which is nominally parallel to the primary datum of its datum reference frame

GD&T Symbols Reference Guide from Sigmetrix


Input: [Control Type] Location [Name] Position [Summary Description]

Output: Controls the location and orientation of a feature in relation to its datum reference frame

GD&T Symbols Reference Guide from Sigmetrix


Input: [Control Type] Location [Name] Concentricity [Summary Description]

Output: Controls concentricity of a surface of revolution to a central datum

GD&T Symbols Reference Guide from Sigmetrix


Input: [Control Type] Location [Name] Symmetry [Summary Description]

Output: Controls the symmetry of two surfaces about a central datum

GD&T Symbols Reference Guide from Sigmetrix


Input: [Control Type] Runout [Name] Circular runout [Summary Description]

Output: Controls circularity and coaxiality of each circular segment of a surface independently about a coaxial datum

GD&T Symbols Reference Guide from Sigmetrix


Input: [Control Type] Runout [Name] Total runout [Summary Description]

Output: Controls circularity, straightness, coaxiiality, and taper of a cylindrical surface about a coaxial datum

GD&T Symbols Reference Guide from Sigmetrix


Input: [Description] message has been sent successfully [Event Type]

Output: Sent

Introduction to Webhooks – Mandrill Knowledge Base


Input: [Description] message has hard bounced [Event Type]

Output: Bounced

Introduction to Webhooks – Mandrill Knowledge Base


Input: [Description] recipient opened a message; will only occur when open tracking is enabled [Event Type]

Output: Opened

Introduction to Webhooks – Mandrill Knowledge Base


Input: [Description] recipient marked a message as spam [Event Type]

Output: Marked As Spam

Introduction to Webhooks – Mandrill Knowledge Base


Input: [Description] message was rejected [Event Type]

Output: Rejected

Introduction to Webhooks – Mandrill Knowledge Base


Input: [Description] message has been sent, but the receiving server has indicated mail is being delivered too quickly and Mandrill should slow down sending temporarily [Event Type]

Output: Delayed

Introduction to Webhooks – Mandrill Knowledge Base


Input: [Description] message has soft bounced [Event Type]

Output: Soft-Bounced

Introduction to Webhooks – Mandrill Knowledge Base


Input: [Description] recipient clicked a link in a message; will only occur when click tracking is enabled [Event Type]

Output: Clicked

Introduction to Webhooks – Mandrill Knowledge Base


Input: [Description] recipient unsubscribed [Event Type]

Output: Recipient Unsubscribes

Introduction to Webhooks – Mandrill Knowledge Base


Input: [Description] You can allow students to take a test or survey multiple times. The status of multiple attempts appears to students at the top of the test or survey. Select Allow Unlimited Attempts to allow students to take it as many times as they want. Select Number of Attempts and provide the amount of attempts. [Recommended] 1 Attempt [Options]

Output: Number of Attempts

Assessment | University of Maryland School of Nursing


Input: [Description] Set a time limit for finishing a test or survey. As students approach the time limit, a one-minute warning appears. [Options]

Output: Time Limit

Assessment | University of Maryland School of Nursing


Input: [Multiple Options] Display After [Description] Select the date and time when the test or survey will become available to students. [Options]

Output: Test Availablity

Assessment | University of Maryland School of Nursing


Input: [Multiple Options] All at Once [Description] Present the entire assessment on one screen. [Options]

Output: Test Display

Assessment | University of Maryland School of Nursing


Input: [Multiple Options] Score [Description] Displays score only [Recommended] ✔ [Options]

Output: Show Test Results

Assessment | University of Maryland School of Nursing


Input: [Multiple Options] After Submission [Description] Individual students will see their results after completing their assessment and thereafter [Options]

Output: Exam Results Shown to Students

Assessment | University of Maryland School of Nursing


Input: [Multiple Options] ON [Description] Grades are available to students [Options]

Output: Grades Hidden

Assessment | University of Maryland School of Nursing


Input: [Command] -console [Description]

Output: Start the game with the developer console enabled


Input: [Command] -freq or -refresh or -refreshrate [Description]

Output: Force a specific refresh rate


Input: [Command] -high [Description]

Output: Set the game's priority to high


Input: [Command] -novid [Description]

Output: Prevent intro videos from running at startup


Input: [Command] -noforcemaccel [Description]

Output: Use the Windows mouse acceleration settings; only works if -useforcedmparms is set


Input: [Command] -noforcemspd [Description]

Output: Use the Windows mouse speed settings; only works if -useforcedmparms is set


Input: [Command] -useforcedmparms [Description]

Output: Allow the use of -noforcemspd and -noforcemaccel


Input: [Type] json [Default] filter: false columnPicker: false [Required] No [Description] Adds a button you can add custom elements to, and/or toggle filter and columnPicker visibility. Object structure: actions: { filter: true, //Toggle visibility columnPicker: true, //Toggle visibility custom: [ $('someLink'), $('anotherLink') ] } [Name]

Output: actions

WATable - A swiss army jQuery table plugin


Input: [Type] boolean [Default] true [Required] No [Description] Enables the check-all toggle. [Name]

Output: checkAllToggle

WATable - A swiss army jQuery table plugin


Input: [Type] boolean [Default] false [Required] No [Description] Enables rows to be checkable. This requires a column with the 'unique' property. [Name]

Output: checkboxes

WATable - A swiss army jQuery table plugin


Input: [Type] boolean [Default] false [Required] No [Description] Enables the column picker. [Name]

Output: columnPicker

WATable - A swiss army jQuery table plugin


Input: [Type] object [Required] No [Description] Initial data (so you don't need to call setData if you have the data available) [Name]

Output: data

WATable - A swiss army jQuery table plugin


Input: [Type] boolean [Default] false [Required] No [Description] Updates table when data row changes are detected. If updated column is sorted/filtered on, the complete body is re-rendred, otherwise just the cell. Make sure to run Platform.performMicrotaskCheckpoint();after modifying data to support browsers that does not yet support Object.observe. Using WATable with AngularJS? See this directive example [Name]

Output: dataBind

WATable - A swiss army jQuery table plugin


Input: [Type] boolean [Default] false [Required] No [Description] Prints some debugging info to the console. [Name]

Output: debug

WATable - A swiss army jQuery table plugin


Input: [Type] boolean [Default] false [Required] No [Description] Enables filtering. [Name]

Output: filter

WATable - A swiss army jQuery table plugin


Input: [Type] bool [Default] false [Required] No [Description] Hides the pager when no rows. [Name]

Output: hidePagerOnEmpty

WATable - A swiss army jQuery table plugin


Input: [Type] int [Default] 10 [Required] No [Description] Initial pagesize [Name]

Output: pageSize

WATable - A swiss army jQuery table plugin


Input: [Type] boolean [Default] false [Required] No [Description] Pads with empty rows when pagesize is not met [Name]

Output: pageSizePadding

WATable - A swiss army jQuery table plugin


Input: [Type] array [Default] 10,20,30,40,50,All [Required] No [Description] Pagesizes that should be possible to choose from. Empty array removes button. [Name]

Output: pageSizes

WATable - A swiss army jQuery table plugin


Input: [Type] bool [Default] false [Required] No [Description] Initially fills the table with empty rows (as many as the pagesize). Useful while waiting for ajax request. [Name]

Output: preFill

WATable - A swiss army jQuery table plugin


Input: [Type] boolean [Default] true [Required] No [Description] Empty values will be shown last. [Name]

Output: sortEmptyLast

WATable - A swiss army jQuery table plugin


Input: [Type] boolean [Default] true [Required] No [Description] Enables sorting. [Name]

Output: sorting

WATable - A swiss army jQuery table plugin


Input: [Type] string [Default] 'scroll' [Required] No [Description] Transition when paging. Requires animation.css. Possible are: bounce, fade, flip, rotate, scroll, slide [Name]

Output: transition

WATable - A swiss army jQuery table plugin


Input: [Type] float [Default] 0.3 [Required] No [Description] Duration of transition in seconds. [Name]

Output: transitionDuration

WATable - A swiss army jQuery table plugin


Input: [Type] json [Default] placeHolder: see demo filterTooltip: see demo utc: false format: 'yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss' datePicker: true decimals: 2 (0 for int's) [Required] No [Description] Sets various properties for each datatype. Object structure: types: { string: { placeHolder: "Jane Doe", //false for empty filterTooltip: "Type something..." //false to remove }, number: { //placeHolder: (as string), //filterTooltip: (as string), decimals: 2 //Decimal precision for floats }, date: { //placeHolder: (as string), //filterTooltip: (as string), utc: true, //Use without timezone format: 'yy/dd/MM', //See formats here datePicker: false }, bool: { //filterTooltip: (as string) } } [Name]

Output: types

WATable - A swiss army jQuery table plugin


Input: [Type] string [Default] (empty) [Required] No [Description] Path to server to collect data. If not set, data need to be set manually via method .setData. [Name]

Output: url

WATable - A swiss army jQuery table plugin


Input: [Type] json [Default] (empty) [Required] No [Description] Any data thats needed on serverside, ex: { reportId: 15 } [Name]

Output: urlData

WATable - A swiss army jQuery table plugin


Input: [Type] bool [Default] false [Required] No [Description] Uses POST httpmethod instead of GET when calling webservice. [Name]

Output: urlPost

WATable - A swiss army jQuery table plugin


Input: [Name] app_name [Description] The optional name of the application sending the notification. Can be blank. [Type]

Output: STRING


Input: [Name] replaces_id [Description] The optional notification ID that this notification replaces. The server must atomically (ie with no flicker or other visual cues) replace the given notification with this one. This allows clients to effectively modify the notification while it's active. A value of value of 0 means that this notification won't replace any existing notifications. [Type]

Output: UINT32


Input: [Name] app_icon [Description] The optional program icon of the calling application. See Icons. Can be an empty string, indicating no icon. [Type]

Output: STRING


Input: [Name] summary [Description] The summary text briefly describing the notification. [Type]

Output: STRING


Input: [Name] body [Description] The optional detailed body text. Can be empty. [Type]

Output: STRING


Input: [Name] actions [Description] Actions are sent over as a list of pairs. Each even element in the list (starting at index 0) represents the identifier for the action. Each odd element in the list is the localized string that will be displayed to the user. [Type]

Output: ARRAY


Input: [Name] hints [Description] Optional hints that can be passed to the server from the client program. Although clients and servers should never assume each other supports any specific hints, they can be used to pass along information, such as the process PID or window ID, that the server may be able to make use of. See Hints. Can be empty. [Type]

Output: DICT


Input: [Name] expire_timeout [Description] The timeout time in milliseconds since the display of the notification at which the notification should automatically close. If -1, the notification's expiration time is dependent on the notification server's settings, and may vary for the type of notification. If 0, never expire. [Type]

Output: INT32


Input: [Linux] Up [OS X] Up [Windows] Up [Command used] repl_view_previous [Meaning]

Output: Walk back to previous input, with autocomplete

SublimeREPL — SublimeREPL 1.0.30 documentation


Input: [Linux] Alt+p [OS X] Ctrl+p [Windows] Alt+p [Command used] repl_view_previous [Meaning]

Output: Walk back to previous input, no autocomplete

SublimeREPL — SublimeREPL 1.0.30 documentation


Input: [Linux] Down [OS X] Down [Windows] Down [Command used] repl_view_next [Meaning]

Output: Walk back to next input, with autocomplete

SublimeREPL — SublimeREPL 1.0.30 documentation


Input: [Linux] Alt+n [OS X] Ctrl+n [Windows] Alt+n [Command used] repl_view_next [Meaning]

Output: Walk back to next input, no autocomplete

SublimeREPL — SublimeREPL 1.0.30 documentation


Input: [Linux] Enter [OS X] Enter [Windows] Enter [Command used] repl_enter [Meaning]

Output: Send current line to REPL

SublimeREPL — SublimeREPL 1.0.30 documentation


Input: [Linux] Esc [OS X] Esc [Windows] Esc [Command used] repl_escape [Meaning]

Output: Clear REPL input

SublimeREPL — SublimeREPL 1.0.30 documentation


Input: [Linux] Ctrl+l [OS X] Ctrl+l [Windows] Shift+Ctrl+c [Command used] repl_clear [Meaning]

Output: Clear REPL screen

SublimeREPL — SublimeREPL 1.0.30 documentation


Input: [Linux] Shift+Ctrl+c [OS X] Shift+Ctrl+c [Windows] Unsupported [Command used] subprocess_repl_send_signal [Meaning]

Output: Send SIGINT to REPL

SublimeREPL — SublimeREPL 1.0.30 documentation


Input: [Presence] Social [Indicators (examples only)] self-disclosure [Categories]

Output: emotional expression

Conversations with an e-learner | BROOKES eJOURNAL OF LEARNING AND TEACHING


Input: [Indicators (examples only)] welcoming students’ questions [Categories]

Output: open communication

Conversations with an e-learner | BROOKES eJOURNAL OF LEARNING AND TEACHING


Input: [Indicators (examples only)] using inclusive pronouns [Categories]

Output: group cohesion

Conversations with an e-learner | BROOKES eJOURNAL OF LEARNING AND TEACHING


Input: [Presence] Cognitive [Indicators (examples only)] showing a sense of puzzlement [Categories]

Output: triggering event

Conversations with an e-learner | BROOKES eJOURNAL OF LEARNING AND TEACHING


Input: [Indicators (examples only)] information exchange [Categories]

Output: exploration

Conversations with an e-learner | BROOKES eJOURNAL OF LEARNING AND TEACHING


Input: [Indicators (examples only)] synthesising ideas [Categories]

Output: integration

Conversations with an e-learner | BROOKES eJOURNAL OF LEARNING AND TEACHING


Input: [Indicators (examples only)] defending ideas [Categories]

Output: resolution

Conversations with an e-learner | BROOKES eJOURNAL OF LEARNING AND TEACHING


Input: [Presence] Teaching [Indicators (examples only)] setting curriculum [Categories]

Output: instructional design and organisation

Conversations with an e-learner | BROOKES eJOURNAL OF LEARNING AND TEACHING


Input: [Indicators (examples only)] encouraging collaboration [Categories]

Output: facilitating discourse

Conversations with an e-learner | BROOKES eJOURNAL OF LEARNING AND TEACHING


Input: [Indicators (examples only)] summarizing discussion [Categories]

Output: direct instruction

Conversations with an e-learner | BROOKES eJOURNAL OF LEARNING AND TEACHING


Input: [Term] C7 [Description] Combo PLC/HMI system [Explanation]

Output: A PLC and screen in one package

Siemens SIMATIC Step 7 Programmer's Handbook


Input: [Term] CFC [Description] Continuous Function Chart [Explanation]

Output: Optional programming language

Siemens SIMATIC Step 7 Programmer's Handbook


Input: [Term] CP [Description] Communication Processor [Explanation]

Output: Modules used for special communication protocols

Siemens SIMATIC Step 7 Programmer's Handbook


Input: [Term] DB [Description] Data Block [Explanation]

Output: Memory storage areas for user data

Siemens SIMATIC Step 7 Programmer's Handbook


Input: [Term] FB [Description] Function Block [Explanation]

Output: A function with it's own data block

Siemens SIMATIC Step 7 Programmer's Handbook


Input: [Term] FBD [Description] Function Block Diagram [Explanation]

Output: Standard programming language

Siemens SIMATIC Step 7 Programmer's Handbook


Input: [Term] FC [Description] Function Call [Explanation]

Output: Called progammed blocks

Siemens SIMATIC Step 7 Programmer's Handbook


Input: [Term] FM [Description] Function Module [Explanation]

Output: Modules with special functions (e.g. positioning)

Siemens SIMATIC Step 7 Programmer's Handbook


Input: [Term] GSD [Description] Generic Station Description [Explanation]

Output: Files used for Profibus descriptions

Siemens SIMATIC Step 7 Programmer's Handbook


Input: [Term] HiGraph [Explanation]

Output: Optional programming language

Siemens SIMATIC Step 7 Programmer's Handbook


Input: [Term] IM [Description] Interface Module [Explanation]

Output: Modules to connect remote racks

Siemens SIMATIC Step 7 Programmer's Handbook


Input: [Term] LAD [Description] Ladder Logic Diagram [Explanation]

Output: Standard programming language

Siemens SIMATIC Step 7 Programmer's Handbook


Input: [Term] M7 [Description] Programmable modules [Explanation]

Output: A module with processing capabilities

Siemens SIMATIC Step 7 Programmer's Handbook


Input: [Term] MMC [Description] Micro Memory Card [Explanation]

Output: Compact plug-in memory card

Siemens SIMATIC Step 7 Programmer's Handbook


Input: [Term] MPI [Description] Multi Point Interface [Explanation]

Output: Standard communication protocol

Siemens SIMATIC Step 7 Programmer's Handbook


Input: [Term] OB [Description] Organization Block [Explanation]

Output: Blocks for user programs based on different operating system events.

Siemens SIMATIC Step 7 Programmer's Handbook


Input: [Term] OP [Description] Operator Panel [Explanation]

Output: Simple display with or without buttons

Siemens SIMATIC Step 7 Programmer's Handbook


Input: [Term] PCS [Description] Process Control System [Explanation]

Output: Software for the entire process chain

Siemens SIMATIC Step 7 Programmer's Handbook


Input: [Term] PG [Description] Programming Terminal [Explanation]

Output: Dedicated Siemens device - basically a PC

Siemens SIMATIC Step 7 Programmer's Handbook


Input: [Term] PPI [Description] Point to Point Interface [Explanation]

Output: Serial RS-232 communication

Siemens SIMATIC Step 7 Programmer's Handbook


Input: [Term] Profibus DP [Description] Profibus Decentral Peripherals [Explanation]

Output: Networking protocol used for factory automation

Siemens SIMATIC Step 7 Programmer's Handbook


Input: [Term] Profibus PA [Description] Profibus Process Automation [Explanation]

Output: Networking protocol used for process automation

Siemens SIMATIC Step 7 Programmer's Handbook


Input: [Term] S7 [Explanation]

Output: SIMATIC Step 7 product line

Siemens SIMATIC Step 7 Programmer's Handbook


Input: [Term] SCL [Description] Structured Control Language [Explanation]

Output: Optional programming language

Siemens SIMATIC Step 7 Programmer's Handbook


Input: [Term] SFB [Description] System Function Block [Explanation]

Output: Integrated FB for CPU information

Siemens SIMATIC Step 7 Programmer's Handbook


Input: [Term] SFC [Description] System Function Call [Explanation]

Output: Integrated FC for CPU information

Siemens SIMATIC Step 7 Programmer's Handbook


Input: [Term] SM [Description] Signal Module [Explanation]

Output: Standard Input/Output modules

Siemens SIMATIC Step 7 Programmer's Handbook


Input: [Term] STL [Description] Statement List [Explanation]

Output: Text based programming language

Siemens SIMATIC Step 7 Programmer's Handbook


Input: [Term] TP [Description] Touch Panel [Explanation]

Output: Touch screen display

Siemens SIMATIC Step 7 Programmer's Handbook


Input: [Term] UDT [Description] User-Definded Data Type [Explanation]

Output: Special data structures defined by the user

Siemens SIMATIC Step 7 Programmer's Handbook


Input: [Term] VAT [Description] Variable Access Table [Explanation]

Output: Tables used to monitor/modify values in the PLC

Siemens SIMATIC Step 7 Programmer's Handbook


Input: [1] Single Slice [2]

Output: Add a single slice to your design.


Input: [1] Slice Group [2]

Output: Add a group of slices to your design. Slice groups are added with three clicks - the first two clicks will define the start point and end points, and the third the number of slices.


Input: [1] Slat [2]

Output: Add a single slat to your design. Slats have start and end points and are connected to your design using finger joints. Slats are added with two clicks and can be positioned on an edge of a shape or on the center-line of a path.


Input: [1] Slat Slice Group [2]

Output: Add a group of slats and slices to your design. This is the same as the slice group tool except slats are automatically added in between each slice.


Input: [1] Rounded-Rec Cap [2]

Output: End the slice with a square end with rounded corners.


Input: [1] Square Cap [2]

Output: End the slice with a square cap.


Input: [1] Winged Cap [2]

Output: End the slice with a curve on one side and flat on the other.


Input: [1] Cut-Off [2]

Output: End the slice flush with the last layer.


Input: [1] Through All [2]

Output: Make the selected slice cut through all shapes instead of just the shape that it has been placed on.


Input: [1] Flip Slots [2]

Output: Flip slice slots so that they go in the opposite direction.


Input: [1] Smooth [2]

Output: Form slices with curves instead of straight lines. (BROKEN in current version)


Input: [1] Flush Tops [2]

Output: Add extra edges to slices, forming flat facets across each layer.


Input: [Property] box-align [Values] auto | [ baseline | before | after | middle | stretch ] && true? [Initial] auto [Inh.] no [Percentages] N/A [Media] visual [Applies to]

Output: flex items and grid items


Input: [Property] box-justify [Values] auto | [ start | center | end ] && true? [Initial] auto [Inh.] no [Percentages] N/A [Media] visual [Applies to]

Output: block-level elements and grid items


Input: [Property] content-align [Values] auto | [ before | after | baseline | middle | distribute | space ] && true? [Initial] auto [Inh.] no [Percentages] N/A [Media] visual [Applies to]

Output: block containers and flexbox containers


Input: [Property] content-justify [Values] auto | [ start | end | left | right | center | distribute | space ] && true? [Initial] auto [Inh.] no [Percentages] N/A [Media] visual [Applies to]

Output: block containers and flexbox containers


Input: [Property] items-align [Values] auto | [ before | after | middle | baseline | stretch ] && true? [Initial] auto [Inh.] no [Percentages] N/A [Media] visual [Applies to]

Output: flexbox and grid containers


Input: [Property] items-justify [Values] auto | [ start | center | end ] && true? [Initial] auto [Inh.] no [Percentages] N/A [Media] visual [Applies to]

Output: grid containers


Input: [Name] network [Type] Gauge [Volume] 1 [Note] Duration of network [Resource]

Output: netw ID

Measurements — Ceilometer 0.1 documentation


Input: [Name] network.create [Type] Delta [Volume] request [Note] Creation requests for this network [Resource]

Output: netw ID

Measurements — Ceilometer 0.1 documentation


Input: [Name] network.update [Type] Delta [Volume] request [Note] Update requests for this network [Resource]

Output: netw ID

Measurements — Ceilometer 0.1 documentation


Input: [Name] subnet [Type] Gauge [Volume] 1 [Note] Duration of subnet [Resource]

Output: subnt ID

Measurements — Ceilometer 0.1 documentation


Input: [Name] subnet.create [Type] Delta [Volume] request [Note] Creation requests for this subnet [Resource]

Output: subnt ID

Measurements — Ceilometer 0.1 documentation


Input: [Name] subnet.update [Type] Delta [Volume] request [Note] Update requests for this subnet [Resource]

Output: subnt ID

Measurements — Ceilometer 0.1 documentation


Input: [Name] port [Type] Gauge [Volume] 1 [Note] Duration of port [Resource]

Output: port ID

Measurements — Ceilometer 0.1 documentation


Input: [Name] port.create [Type] Delta [Volume] request [Note] Creation requests for this port [Resource]

Output: port ID

Measurements — Ceilometer 0.1 documentation


Input: [Name] port.update [Type] Delta [Volume] request [Note] Update requests for this port [Resource]

Output: port ID

Measurements — Ceilometer 0.1 documentation


Input: [Name] ip.floating [Type] Gauge [Volume] 1 [Note] Duration of floating ip [Resource]

Output: ip ID

Measurements — Ceilometer 0.1 documentation


Input: [0] Setup [Description]

Output: This is where you specify your accounts, and your income and expense categories. Everything starts with this sheet. Specify at least one equity account. You need an equity account for each owner of the entity. If you’re using the spreadsheet as your personal budget, you are the entity, and thus, you are the only owner. Next, specify all your current (short-term) assets and liabilities, like your current and credit card accounts, any clothing or other store accounts you may have, etc. Then, specify all your long-term assets and liabilities, e.g any property and vehicles you own, your investments, your bond, your vehicle loans, etc. Next, specify all your sources of income. Finally, specify all your expense categories.


Input: [0] Admin [Description]

Output: Use this sheet to set your initial account balances (opening balances) and perform account admin (e.g. corrections). To open an account for an asset, debit the asset’s account that you specified in the Setup tab-sheet, and credit the appropriate equity account. To open an account for a liability (loan), credit the liability’s account that you specified in the Setup tab-sheet, and debit the appropriate equity account. In general, you should only ever need to use this sheet when opening or finalizing your accounts. For any transactions, you should use the Transfers, Expenses and Income tab-sheets.


Input: [0] Transfers [Description]

Output: Use this sheet to record all transfers between accounts. Here are a few examples of transfers. When you: – transfer money from one account to another using Internet Banking – draw cash at an ATM – make a payment on your credit card – make a home-loan payment – make a payment on any loan – make an investment – buy a house – buy a car – buy shares Any transaction that increases one current or long-term account, and decreases another, is a transfer. Transfers are not expenses; they do not effect your net worth.


Input: [0] Expenses [Description]

Output: Use this sheet to record all your expenses. An expense is any transaction that decreases your net worth. For each expense, enter a description, the date on which the expense was incurred, the expense category and the account from which the expense was paid.


Input: [0] Income [Description]

Output: Use this sheet to record all your income. An income is any transaction that increases your net worth. For each income, enter a description, the date on which the income was received, the income category and the account into which the income was received.


Input: [0] Account Balances [Description]

Output: Use this sheet to display your account balances, on a specific date. Enter the date for which you wish to see the account balances in the provided field (you can enter ‘=now()’ to see the account balances for the current date).


Input: [0] Budget [Description]

Output: Use this sheet create a budget for a specified period of time, and track how your actual income and expenses compare to your budgeted income and expenses. Enter the from- and to- date for the budget in the fields provided. Then, enter the amounts you think you will receive for each income category, and the amounts you think you will spend for each expense category, during the specified time period. The budget will automatically display summaries of the actual expenses and income and the net profit/loss that were made between the two dates, and how these amounts differ from the amounts you budgeted. Hint: If you want to create multiple budgets (e.g. one for each month), right click on the tab-sheet’s tab, and click on ‘Move or Copy’. Tick the box that says ‘Create a copy’, select the tab where you want the new budget to be positioned, and click on ‘OK’.


Input: [0] Balance Sheet [Description]

Output: Use this sheet to display a balance sheet, on a specific date. Enter the date for which you wish to see a balance sheet in the provided field (you can enter ‘=now()’ to see the balance sheet for the current date).


Input: [0] Income Statement [Description]

Output: Use this sheet to display an income statement, for a specified period of time. Enter the from- and to- date in the fields provided, to see summaries of all the expenses and income, and the net profit/loss that were made between the two dates.


Input: [Command] MOVE [Parameters] obsolete RA: 00h00m00.00s DEC:+00d00m00.0s FOV:+00d00m00s [Comment or GUI Equivalent]

Output: Icon


Input: [Command] PDSS [Comment or GUI Equivalent]

Output: Same as the menu Chart-Get DSS Image


Input: [Command] STA+ [Comment or GUI Equivalent]

Output: icon (Main Bar)


Input: [Command] STA- [Comment or GUI Equivalent]

Output: icon (Main Bar)


Input: [Command] NEB+ [Comment or GUI Equivalent]

Output: icon (Main Bar)


Input: [Command] NEB- [Comment or GUI Equivalent]

Output: icon (Main Bar)


Input: [Action] Moves the cursor to the item in the same column on the previous row. If the parent of the current item has no more rows to navigate to, the cursor moves to the relevant item in the last row of the sibling that precedes the parent. [Key]

Output: Up


Input: [Action] Moves the cursor to the item in the same column on the next row. If the parent of the current item has no more rows to navigate to, the cursor moves to the relevant item in the first row of the sibling that follows the parent. [Key]

Output: Down


Input: [Action] Hides the children of the current item (if present) by collapsing a branch. [Key]

Output: Left


Input: [Action] Same as LeftArrow. [Key]

Output: Minus


Input: [Action] Reveals the children of the current item (if present) by expanding a branch. [Key]

Output: Right


Input: [Action] Same as RightArrow. [Key]

Output: Plus


Input: [Action] Expands all children of the current item (if present). [Key]

Output: Asterisk


Input: [Action] Moves the cursor up one page. [Key]

Output: PageUp


Input: [Action] Moves the cursor down one page. [Key]

Output: PageDown


Input: [Action] Moves the cursor to an item in the same column of the first row of the first top-level item in the model. [Key]

Output: Home


Input: [Action] Moves the cursor to an item in the same column of the last row of the last top-level item in the model. [Key]

Output: End


Input: [Action] In editable models, this opens the current item for editing. The Escape key can be used to cancel the editing process and revert any changes to the data displayed. [Key]

Output: F2


Input: [Description] Lists available text-to-speech voices. Click a voice to activate it. Once selected, the text-to-speech engine will speak the text to preview the voice. [Option]

Output: Voice selection

Use the following text to preview the voice

Text to Speech Shortcut - Create - Windows 7 Help Forums


Input: [Description] Shows additional information or options about the text-to-speech engine. It is specific to the engine type, and not all engines have additional properties. [Option]

Output: Settings

Use the following text to preview the voice

Text to Speech Shortcut - Create - Windows 7 Help Forums


Input: [Description] Displays the sample text spoken by the text-to-speech playback voice. You can change the text temporarily, but it will always default to the original content. [Option]

Output: Use the following text to preview the voice

Use the following text to preview the voice

Text to Speech Shortcut - Create - Windows 7 Help Forums


Input: [Description] Speaks the text in the Use the following text to preview the voice box using the selected voice. Each word is highlighted as the engine speaks it. When speaking, the Preview Voice button changes to Stop, which allows you to end the speech. When finished speaking (or if it's stopped), the Stop button changes back to the Preview Voice button. [Option]

Output: Preview Voice

Use the following text to preview the voice

Text to Speech Shortcut - Create - Windows 7 Help Forums


Input: [Description] Adjusts the rate of speech for the text-to-speech playback voice. [Option]

Output: Voice speed

Use the following text to preview the voice

Text to Speech Shortcut - Create - Windows 7 Help Forums


Input: [Description] Opens the Sound dialog box. You can adjust settings for your audio output devices. [Option]

Output: Audio output

Use the following text to preview the voice

Text to Speech Shortcut - Create - Windows 7 Help Forums


Input: [Description] Click to set a preferred audio device as output for text-to-speech playback. It will be active only if there is at least one audio device installed. [Option]

Output: Advanced

Use the following text to preview the voice

Text to Speech Shortcut - Create - Windows 7 Help Forums


Input: [Property] Group [Description]

Output: Here you have to enter your logon group. The logon groups PUBLIC and SPACE should always be set in your backend system by your Basis administrator. You can maintain the logon groups with the transaction SMLG.

How to create a portal system for use in Visual Composer


Input: [Property] Logical System Name [Description]

Output: Here you have to enter the logical system name of your central system. SAP recommendw the following notation: CLNT For example you have a central development system called Erinome with the Alias CB0 and the client 100 then you have a logical system name CB0CLNT100.

How to create a portal system for use in Visual Composer


Input: [Property] Message Server [Description]

Output: Here you have to enter the complete DNS name of your central system, e.g. erinome.ibsolution.local is the message server for the IBSolution development system. If you are not sure, you can use the transaction SMICM (Goto -> Parameters -> Display) to get your DNS name of your central instance.

How to create a portal system for use in Visual Composer


Input: [Property] Remote-Host Type [Description]

Output: Here you have to choose 3 for R/3 system.

How to create a portal system for use in Visual Composer


Input: [Property] SAP Client [Description]

Output: Here you have to enter your client of your system, e.g. for the IBSolution development system Erinome, it's 100.

How to create a portal system for use in Visual Composer


Input: [Property] SAP System ID (SID) [Description]

Output: Here you have to enter your SAP System ID, e.g. for the IBSolution development system Erinome, it's CB0.

How to create a portal system for use in Visual Composer


Input: [Property] Server Port [Description]

Output: Here you have to enter the port of your application server. By default this is 80. But your Basis administrator can modify this setting; that's why you should check it in the transaction SMICM (Goto -> Parameters -> Display). For example the IBSolution Development System Erinome the port is 8000. You can also have a look into your services file on your machine. If you have a windows machine then the file exists e.g. here C:\\WINDOWS\\system32\\drivers\\etc\\services In this file, you should search a entry like sapms.

How to create a portal system for use in Visual Composer


Input: [Property] SNC Library Path SNC Mode SNC Name SNC Partner Name SNC QOP (Security Level) [Description]

Output: These are settings for the SAP Secure Network Communications. For our example this is not necessary.

How to create a portal system for use in Visual Composer


Input: [Property] System Type [Description]

Output: Here you have to choose SAP_R3, because BAPI/RFC is typical for R/3.

How to create a portal system for use in Visual Composer


Input: [Property] Trace Mode [Description]

Output: Choose 0 for disable RFC traces.

How to create a portal system for use in Visual Composer


Input: [Task] Execute SQL Task [Description of ExecutionValue]

Output: Returns the number of rows affected by the SQL statement(s).

Tips and Tricks for SQL-BI: ExecutionValue and ExecValueVariable in SSIS


Input: [Task] File System Task [Description of ExecutionValue]

Output: Returns the number of successful operations performed.

Tips and Tricks for SQL-BI: ExecutionValue and ExecValueVariable in SSIS


Input: [Task] File Watcher Task [Description of ExecutionValue]

Output: Returns the full path of the file found.

Tips and Tricks for SQL-BI: ExecutionValue and ExecValueVariable in SSIS


Input: [Task] Transfer Jobs Task [Description of ExecutionValue]

Output: Returns the number of jobs transferred

Tips and Tricks for SQL-BI: ExecutionValue and ExecValueVariable in SSIS


Input: [Task] Transfer Error Messages Task [Description of ExecutionValue]

Output: Returns the number of error messages transferred.

Tips and Tricks for SQL-BI: ExecutionValue and ExecValueVariable in SSIS


Input: [Task] Transfer SQL Server Objects Task [Description of ExecutionValue]

Output: Returns the number of objects transferred.

Tips and Tricks for SQL-BI: ExecutionValue and ExecValueVariable in SSIS


Input: [Code] 200 [Action Required] Message Passed API validation, check the HTTP response XML for details if message subsequently fails Note Bulletin Messenger versions earlier than /api/3 returned a 204 response, so be careful if you are upgrading [Meaning]

Output: Success!

Bulletin API Developer Guide - API - Bulletin.net Documentation


Input: [Code] 204 [Action Required] No action required. Valid for /api/1 only [Meaning]

Output: Success!

Bulletin API Developer Guide - API - Bulletin.net Documentation


Input: [Code] 400 [Action Required] Examine status line for error message [Meaning]

Output: Bad Request

Bulletin API Developer Guide - API - Bulletin.net Documentation


Input: [Code] 401 [Action Required] Check you are using the correct URL as well as userId and password values [Meaning]

Output: Unauthorized

Bulletin API Developer Guide - API - Bulletin.net Documentation


Input: [Code] 403 [Action Required] Check company limits and address book restrictions and that the recipient is either a) a number, or b) a contact or group. Note Prepay users are limited to 100 messages per day and will get a 403 error if you exceed that. Contact Bulletin if you need this limit removed [Meaning]

Output: Forbidden

Bulletin API Developer Guide - API - Bulletin.net Documentation


Input: [Code] 500 [Action Required] Contact Bulletin [Meaning]

Output: Internal Error

Bulletin API Developer Guide - API - Bulletin.net Documentation


Input: [Description] Any arguments to pass through to NAnt (e.g to specify build properties). [Type] String [Required] No [Default] None [Version] 1.0 [Element]

Output: buildArgs

CruiseControl.NET - NAnt Task - CruiseControl.NET


Input: [Description] The name of the build file to run, relative to the baseDirectory. [Type] String [Required] No [Default] Default build field in the working directory [Version] 1.0 [Element]

Output: buildFile

CruiseControl.NET - NAnt Task - CruiseControl.NET


Input: [Description] The maximum number of seconds that the build may take. If the build process takes longer than this period, it will be killed. Specify this value as zero to disable process timeouts. [Type] Int32 [Required] No [Default] 600 [Version] 1.0 [Element]

Output: buildTimeoutSeconds

CruiseControl.NET - NAnt Task - CruiseControl.NET


Input: [Description] The directory to run the NAnt process in. If relative, is a subdirectory of the Project Working Directory. [Type] String [Required] No [Default] Project working directory [Version] 1.0 [Element]

Output: baseDirectory

CruiseControl.NET - NAnt Task - CruiseControl.NET


Input: [Description] Description used for the visualisation of the buildstage, if left empty the process name will be shown. [Type] String [Required] No [Default] The task/publisher name. [Version] 1.5 [Element]

Output: description

CruiseControl.NET - NAnt Task - CruiseControl.NET


Input: [Description] The dynamic values to use for the task. [Type] Dynamic Values array [Required] No [Default] None [Version] 1.5 [Element]

Output: dynamicValues

CruiseControl.NET - NAnt Task - CruiseControl.NET


Input: [Description] A set of environment variables set for commands that are executed. Each variable should be specified as 1 . [Type] Environment Variable array [Required] No [Element]

Output: environment

CruiseControl.NET - NAnt Task - CruiseControl.NET


Input: [Description] The path of the version of nant.exe you want to run. If this is relative, then must be relative to either (a) the base directory, (b) the CCNet Server application, or (c) if the path doesn't contain any directory details then can be available in the system or application's 'path' environment variable [Type] String [Required] No [Default] nant [Version] 1.0 [Element]

Output: executable

CruiseControl.NET - NAnt Task - CruiseControl.NET


Input: [Description] The NAnt listener to use. [Type] String [Required] No [Default] NAnt.Core.DefaultLogger [Version] 1.5 [Element]

Output: listener

CruiseControl.NET - NAnt Task - CruiseControl.NET


Input: [Description] The NAnt logger to use. [Type] String [Required] No [Default] NAnt.Core.XmlLogger [Version] 1.0 [Element]

Output: logger

CruiseControl.NET - NAnt Task - CruiseControl.NET


Input: [Description] Whether to use the -nologo argument when calling NAnt. [Type] Boolean [Required] No [Default] true [Version] 1.0 [Element]

Output: nologo

CruiseControl.NET - NAnt Task - CruiseControl.NET


Input: [Description] The priority class of the spawned process. [Type] String - one of: * Normal * Idle * High * RealTime * BelowNormal * AboveNormal [Required] No [Default] Normal [Version] 1.5 [Element]

Output: priority

CruiseControl.NET - NAnt Task - CruiseControl.NET


Input: [Description] A list of targets to be called. CruiseControl.NET does not call NAnt once for each target, it uses the NAnt feature of being able to specify multiple targets. [Type] String array [Required] No [Default] Default build target [Version] 1.0 [Element]

Output: targetList

CruiseControl.NET - NAnt Task - CruiseControl.NET


Input: [Field Name] title [Description]

Output: The title of the resource


Input: [Field Name] namecreator [Description]

Output: Name of the creator of the intellectual content of the resource (main entry)


Input: [Field Name] description [Description]

Output: Information about the contents of a resource


Input: [Field Name] subject [Description]

Output: Container field for other subject fields (see below)


Input: [Field Name] otherid [Description]


Input: [Field Name] isbn [Description]

Output: ISBN, International Standard Book Number


Input: [Field Name] series [Description]


Input: [Constant] LOG_EMERG [Description]

Output: system is unusable

syslog() Priorities (in descending order)


Input: [Constant] LOG_ALERT [Description]

Output: action must be taken immediately


Input: [Constant] LOG_CRIT [Description]

Output: critical conditions


Input: [Constant] LOG_ERR [Description]

Output: error conditions


Input: [Constant] LOG_WARNING [Description]

Output: warning conditions


Input: [Constant] LOG_NOTICE [Description]

Output: normal, but significant, condition


Input: [Constant] LOG_INFO [Description]

Output: informational message


Input: [Constant] LOG_DEBUG [Description]

Output: debug-level message


Input: [Message] 00 READY [Description] The default ready message. The printer is ready to use. [Recommended Action]

Output: No action required

Printer Messages


Input: [Message] 00 POWERSAVE [Description] Printer is in Power Save mode. In Power Save mode all control panel keys operate normally. (See 'Saving Power with the Power Save Feature' in Chapter 5). [Recommended Action]

Output: Press any key to take printer out of Power Save mode. Receipt of data or an error condition will also take pronter out of Power Save mode. The job will print when the fuser has warmed.

Printer Messages


Input: [Message] 00 OFFLINE [Description] Printer is off line and not able to receive data. [Recommended Action]

Output: Press On Line

Printer Messages


Input: [Message] 02 WARMING UP [Description] The printer is warming up and is not ready to accept data. [Recommended Action]

Output: Wait until the printer signals ready. If necessary, press On Line.

Printer Messages


Input: [Message] 04 SELF TEST [Description] Printing a continous self test. [Recommended Action]

Output: Press On Line or Shit + Continue to stop the test. Several more pages may print.

Printer Messages


Input: [Message] 05 SELF TEST [Description] Printer self test in process (non-printing). [Recommended Action]

Output: No action required.

Printer Messages


Input: [Message] 06 PRINTING TEST [Description] Printing a self test. [Recommended Action]

Output: No action required.

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Input: [Message] 06 TYPEFACE LIST [Description] Printing a Typeface List. (Note that PCL/Postscript formats are different.). [Recommended Action]

Output: No action required.

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Input: [Message] 06 DEMO PAGE [Description] Printing a Demonstration Page. (Note that PCL/Postscript format are different). [Recommended Action]

Output: No action required.

Printer Messages


Input: [Message] 06 CONFIG PAGE [Description] Printing a Configuration Page. [Recommended Action]

Output: No action required.

Printer Messages


Input: [Message] 07 RESET [Description] Follows a control panel Shift+Reset selection. The printer returns all Printing,PCL,Job,and installed personality (PS,etc.) Menu items to user-selected settings and clears buffered page data, temporary soft fonts, and temporary macros. [Recommended Action]

Output: No action required unless the printer is receiving data(you may have to press Shift+Reset several times to prevent printing unwanted pages.

Printer Messages


Input: [Message] 08 COLD RESET [Description] The printer returns all Printing, PCL, Job, Config, Mem Config, Parallel, Serial, MIO (if installed), and installed personality(PCL, PS, etc.) Menu settings to their factory default configurations, except for page count, MP Tray size, Envelope Feeder size, and display language. [Recommended Action]

Output: Reconfigure your printer and MIO. When you install a MIO card, to reinitialize the printer's control panel you may need to perform a cold reset. (Note: In a shared environment, this task should only be performed by the system administrator.) To perform a cold reset, hold down On Line while switching the printer ON until 08 COLD RESET appears in the display.

Printer Messages


Input: [Class] AngularDimension [Description]

Output: Represents a dimension of an entity that can be measured with an angle. This entity refers to the geometric element that is independent from the document.


Input: [Class] AnnotationBase [Description]

Output: Provides a common base class to all annotation geometry. This class refers to the geometric element that is independent from the document.


Input: [Class] ArcCurve [Description]

Output: Represent arcs and circles. ArcCurve.IsCircle returns true if the curve is a complete circle.


Input: [Class] AreaMassProperties [Description]

Output: Contains static initialization methods and allows access to the computed metrics of area, area centroid and area moments in closed planar curves, in meshes, in surfaces, in hatches and in boundary representations.


Input: [Class] BezierCurve [Description]

Output: Represents a Bezier curve. Note: as an exception, the bezier curve is not derived from Curve.


Input: [Class] Brep [Description]

Output: Boundary Representation. A surface or polysurface along with trim curve information.


Input: [Class] BrepEdge [Description]

Output: Represents a single edge curve in a Brep object.


Input: [Class] BrepFace [Description]

Output: Provides strongly-typed access to brep faces. A Brep face is composed of one surface and trimming curves.


Input: [Class] BrepLoop [Description]

Output: Represent a single loop in a Brep object. A loop is composed of a list of trim curves.


Input: [Class] BrepRegion [Description]

Output: Represents a brep topological region that has sides.


Input: [Class] BrepRegionFaceSide [Description]

Output: Represents a side of a BrepRegion entity.


Input: [Class] BrepTrim [Description]

Output: Brep trim information is stored in BrepTrim classes. Brep.Trims is an array of all the trims in the brep. A BrepTrim is derived from CurveProxy so the trim can supply easy to use evaluation tools via the Curve virtual member functions. Note well that the domains and orientations of the curve m_C2[trim.m_c2i] and the trim as a curve may not agree.


Input: [Class] BrepVertex [Description]

Output: Brep vertex information


Input: [Class] ClippingPlaneSurface [Description]

Output: Represents a planar surface that is used as clipping plane in viewports.


Input: [Class] Curve [Description]

Output: Represents a base class that is common to most RhinoCommon curve types. A curve represents an entity that can be all visited by providing a single parameter, usually called t.


Input: [Class] CurveProxy [Description]

Output: Provides strongly-typed access to Brep edges.


Input: [Class] DetailView [Description]

Output: Represents a view of the model placed on a page layout.


Input: [Class] Extrusion [Description]

Output: Represents an extrusion, or objects such as beams or linearly extruded elements, that can be represented by profile curves and two miter planes at the extremes.


Input: [Class] GeometryBase [Description]

Output: Provides a common base for most geometric classes. This class is abstract.


Input: [Class] Hatch [Description]

Output: Represents a hatch in planar boundary loop or loops. This is a 2d entity with a plane defining a local coordinate system. The loops, patterns, angles, etc are all in this local coordinate system. The Hatch object manages the plane and loop array Fill definitions are in the HatchPattern or class derived from HatchPattern Hatch has an index to get the pattern definition from the pattern table.


Input: [Class] InstanceDefinitionGeometry [Description]

Output: Represents the geometry in a block definition.


Input: [Class] InstanceReferenceGeometry [Description]

Output: Represents a reference to the geometry in a block definition.


Input: [Class] Interpolator [Description]

Output: Exposes a set of standard numeric interpolation algorithms.