Input: [ALPHA] log [BETA] nothing [RELEASE] nothing [0]

Output: PLANNED


Input: [ALPHA] abort [BETA] abort [RELEASE] removed [optmized out, size] [0]

Output: NOTREACHED


Input: [Description] when merging files, those beginning with this text will be processed [Option]

Output: filter

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Input: [Description] the path to the input file or directory [Option]

Output: input

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Input: [Description] the path to the output file [Option]

Output: output

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Input: [Description] options for styling the placemarks in the KML file [Option]

Output: style

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Input: [Description] the identifier for the task to undertake [Option]

Output: task

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Input: [Description] a flag to indicate verbose output [Option]

Output: verbose

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Input: [Data Element] Employer Name [Definition]

Output: Name associated with the Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN)

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Input: [Data Element] Employer Address * [Definition]

Output: Address associated with the FEIN entity that employs the individual

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Input: [Data Element] Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) [Definition]

Output: Nine-digit number assigned to the employer by the Internal Revenue Service

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Input: [Data Element] Employee Name [Definition]

Output: Full name associated with that employee's Social Security number

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Input: [Data Element] Employee Address [Definition]

Output: Current residential address of the new employee

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Input: [Data Element] Employee SSN [Definition]

Output: Nine-digit Social Security number assigned to the employee by the Social Security Administration

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Input: [Data Element] Date of hire [Definition]

Output: The date services for remuneration were first performed

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Input: [Step] 1a [Description]

Output: After selecting products to purchase, your customer clicks the Checkout with PayPal button on your website. This allows your customer to quickly skip entering shipping and billing information on your website.

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Input: [Step] 1b [Description]

Output: Integration Point 1 You make an API call to pass PayPal the transaction details. You then transfer the customer to PayPal via an HTTP redirect. Your customer is transferred to PayPal.

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Input: [Step] 2a [Description]

Output: Your customer selects a shipping address and payment method stored with PayPal.

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Input: [Step] 2b [Description]

Output: Your customer clicks Continue Checkout to approve the use of PayPal and is returned to your website.

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Input: [Step] 2c [Description]

Output: Integration Point 2 Your customer is transferred back to your website. PayPal transfers the customer via an HTTP redirect. You then make an API call to retrieve transaction details, such as shipping address, email address, and other information needed to fulfill your order.

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Input: [Step] 3a [Description]

Output: Your customer finishes the checkout process on your website, reviews the order, and completes the order.

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Input: [Step] 3b [Description]

Output: Integration Point 3 When your customer places the order, you make an API call to PayPal to request payment. (Your customer does not see this step.) The payment transaction is initiated, and PayPal sends your customer an email receipt for the payment.

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Input: [Step] 4 [Description]

Output: You transfer your customer to your order confirmation page.

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Input: [Type] VARIANT (String Name) [Description] (Read / Write) All the Miraplacid Publsher Properties. This is Default Property. Meaning, it could be referred as obj("property_name") as well as obj.Value("property_name") All the parameters are listed below. [Property]

Output: Value

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Input: [Type] String [Description] (Read Only) Original name of the printed document [Property]

Output: DocumentName

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Input: [Type] Number [Description] (Read Only) total estimated amount of pages in current print job [Property]

Output: TotalPages

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Input: [Type] Number [Description] (Read Only) Amount of pages ready to process [Property]

Output: ReadyPages

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Input: [Type] VARIANT (String Name) [Description] (Read Only) Current job various properties. All the parameters are listed below. [Property]

Output: JobProperty

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Input: [Type] Number [Description] (Read Only) Number of printed documents spooled in Publisher and waiting for processing [Property]

Output: TotalJobs

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Input: [Type] Number [Description] (Read / Write) 0 - interactive mode; 1 - Process and Auto-send to the specified destinations [Property]

Output: AutoSend

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Input: [Type] Number [Description] (Read / Write) Identity value to replace {{IDENTITY}} tag [Property]

Output: Identity

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Input: [Type] String [Description] (Read / Write) Selected Format Plug-in name [Property]

Output: Format

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Input: [Type] VARIANT (String PluginName, String ParameterName) [Description] (Read / Write) Format Plug-in Parameters All the parameters for all plug-ins are listed below. [Property]

Output: FormatParam

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Input: [Type] VARIANT(String PluginName, String ParameterName) [Description] (Write Only) Format Plug-in Parameters. Use this option to set only appropriate property, without updating plug-in user interface and checking value. This option is useful when you need to set all options in a batch, and some options affect others. After all options are set, call FormatCheckSettings to update plug-in state correctly. [Property]

Output: FormatParamNoCheck

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Input: [Type] String Collection [Description] (Read Only) List of installed format plug-ins (BMP, JPG and so on) [Property]

Output: FormatPluginNames

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Input: [Type] String [Description] (Read / Write) Selected Transport Plug-in names. If more than one transport plug-in selected, names shall be comma delimited. [Property]

Output: Transport

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Input: [Type] VARIANT(String PluginName, String ParameterName) [Description] (Read / Write) Transport Plug-in Parameters All the parameters for all plug-ins are listed below. [Property]

Output: TransportParam

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Input: [Type] VARIANT(String PluginName, String ParameterName) [Description] (Write Only) Transport Plug-in Parameters. Use this option to set only appropriate property, without updating plug-in user interface and checking value. This option is useful when you need to set all options in a batch, and some options affect others. After all options are set, call TransportCheckSettings to update plug-in state correctly. [Property]

Output: TransportParamNoCheck

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Input: [Type] String Collection [Description] (Read Only) List of installed transport plug-ins (File, FTP and so on) [Property]

Output: TransportPluginNames

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Input: [Type] String [Description] (Read / Write) Name of the currently selected printer [Property]

Output: Printer

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Input: [Type] String Collection [Description] (Read Only) List of all printers in Publisher collection. [Property]

Output: Printers

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Input: [Type] String Collection [Description] (Read Only) List of all printers installed in the system. Useful for user interface, this property allows UI to avoid using spooler API. [Property]

Output: SystemPrinters

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Input: [Type] String [Description] (Read Only) Name of the default printer in the system. [Property]

Output: DefaultPrinter

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Input: [Type] Parameters [Description] Description [Property]

Output: Method

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Input: [Type] Number [Description] Send a particular page as an image through selected Transport Plug-Ins. Returns immediately. [Property]

Output: SendPage

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Input: [Type] Number [Description] Send a particular page as an image through selected Transport Plug-Ins. Waits until all pages will be saved. [Property]

Output: SendPageWait

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Input: [Type] None [Description] Send All through selected Transport Plug-Ins. Returns immediately. [Property]

Output: SendAll

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Input: [Type] None [Description] Send All through selected Transport Plug-Ins. Waits until page will be saved. [Property]

Output: SendAllWait

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Input: [Type] None [Description] Cancel current Print Job. Returns immediately. [Property]

Output: CancelJob

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Input: [Type] None [Description] Cancel current Print Job. Waits until current job will be cancelled and the new one will be opened, if any. [Property]

Output: CancelJobWait

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Input: [Type] None [Description] Cancel Publisher's internal print queue and spooler queue associated with Publisher [Property]

Output: CancelAllJobs

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Input: [Type] None [Description] Save current configuration for active user and active printer [Property]

Output: SaveConfiguration

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Input: [Type] None [Description] Save current configuration for all users (who do not have own configurations yet) and active printer [Property]

Output: SaveCommonConfiguration

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Input: [Type] None [Description] Loads user interface component if it is not already loaded. [Property]

Output: LoadUI

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Input: [Type] None [Description] Unloads user interface component, if it supports OnUnload event. [Property]

Output: UnloadUI

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Input: [Type] Number index, String filename [Description] Extracts a page referred by index from current job and saves it as a file "filename" in EMF format. Caller is responsible for deleting this file. Special tags supported. [Property]

Output: GetEMFPage

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Input: [Type] Number index, String filename [Description] Assigns a file "filename" to be a content of page referred by index. File must be in EMF format. Caller is responsible for deleting this file. File must not be deleted before the job is saved. If EMF image dimensions from external file are different from those used in other pages in print job, multipage saving will not work. To set page back to original content from print job spool file, set filename to empty string or NULL value. Special tags supported. [Property]

Output: SetEMFPage

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Input: [Type] None [Description] Unloads plug-ins, get ready for unloading from memory. System will unload Miraplacid Publisher core form memory with 2-5 seconds delay. We recommend you to add this method call at the end of each script. [Property]

Output: Stop

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Input: [Type] String plug-in [Description] Call this method after updating several plug-in settings in a batch (using FormatParamNoCheck). Some settings may affect others, and this method guarantees that they will be updated in correct order. [Property]

Output: FormatCheckSettings

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Input: [Type] String plug-in [Description] Call this method after updating several plug-in settings in a batch (using TransportParamNoCheck). Some settings may affect others, and this method guarantees that they will be updated in correct order. [Property]

Output: TransportCheckSettings

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 0 [Enumeration] UNSPECIFIED [Cause] Unspecified. No other cause codes applicable. [Description]

Output: This is usually given by the router when none of the other codes apply. This cause usually occurs in the same type of situations as cause 1, cause 88, and cause 100.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 1 [SIP Equiv.] 404 [Enumeration] UNALLOCATED_NUMBER [Cause] Unallocated (unassigned) number [Q.850 value 1] [Description]

Output: This cause indicates that the called party cannot be reached because, although the called party number is in a valid format, it is not currently allocated (assigned).

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 2 [SIP Equiv.] 404 [Enumeration] NO_ROUTE_TRANSIT_NET [Cause] No route to specified transit network (national use) [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause indicates that the equipment sending this cause has received a request to route the call through a particular transit network, which it does not recognize. The equipment sending this cause does not recognize the transit network either because the transit network does not exist or because that particular transit network, while it does exist, does not serve the equipment which is sending this cause.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 3 [SIP Equiv.] 404 [Enumeration] NO_ROUTE_DESTINATION [Cause] No route to destination [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause indicates that the called party cannot be reached because the network through which the call has been routed does not serve the destination desired. This cause is supported on a network dependent basis.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 6 [Enumeration] CHANNEL_UNACCEPTABLE [Cause] channel unacceptable [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause indicates that the channel most recently identified is not acceptable to the sending entity for use in this call.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 7 [Enumeration] CALL_AWARDED_DELIVERED [Cause] call awarded, being delivered in an established channel [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause indicates that the user has been awarded the incoming call, and that the incoming call is being connected to a channel already established to that user for similar calls (e.g. packet-mode x.25 virtual calls).

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 16 [Enumeration] NORMAL_CLEARING [Cause] normal call clearing [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause indicates that the call is being cleared because one of the users involved in the call has requested that the call be cleared. Under normal situations, the source of this cause is not the network.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 17 [SIP Equiv.] 486 [Enumeration] USER_BUSY [Cause] user busy [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause is used to indicate that the called party is unable to accept another call because the user busy condition has been encountered. This cause value may be generated by the called user or by the network. In the case of user determined user busy it is noted that the user equipment is compatible with the call.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 18 [SIP Equiv.] 408 [Enumeration] NO_USER_RESPONSE [Cause] no user responding [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause is used when a called party does not respond to a call establishment message with either an alerting or connect indication within the prescribed period of time allocated.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 19 [SIP Equiv.] 480 [Enumeration] NO_ANSWER [Cause] no answer from user (user alerted) [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause is used when the called party has been alerted but does not respond with a connect indication within a prescribed period of time. Note - This cause is not necessarily generated by Q.931 procedures but may be generated by internal network timers.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 20 [SIP Equiv.] 480 [Enumeration] SUBSCRIBER_ABSENT [Cause] subscriber absent [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause value is used when a mobile station has logged off, radio contact is not obtained with a mobile station or if a personal telecommunication user is temporarily not addressable at any user-network interface. Sofia SIP will normally raise USER_NOT_REGISTERED in such situations.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 21 [SIP Equiv.] 603 [Enumeration] CALL_REJECTED [Cause] call rejected [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause indicates that the equipment sending this cause does not wish to accept this call, although it could have accepted the call because the equipment sending this cause is neither busy nor incompatible. The network may also generate this cause, indicating that the call was cleared due to a supplementary service constraint. The diagnostic field may contain additional information about the supplementary service and reason for rejection.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 22 [SIP Equiv.] 410 [Enumeration] NUMBER_CHANGED [Cause] number changed [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause is returned to a calling party when the called party number indicated by the calling party is no longer assigned, The new called party number may optionally be included in the diagnostic field. If a network does not support this cause, cause no: 1, unallocated (unassigned) number shall be used.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 23 [SIP Equiv.] 410 [Enumeration] REDIRECTION_TO_NEW_DESTINATION [Description]

Output: This cause is used by a general ISUP protocol mechanism that can be invoked by an exchange that decides that the call should be set-up to a different called number. Such an exchange can invoke a redirection mechanism, by use of this cause value, to request a preceding exchange involved in the call to route the call to the new number.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 25 [SIP Equiv.] 483 [Enumeration] EXCHANGE_ROUTING_ERROR [Description]

Output: This cause indicates that the destination indicated by the user cannot be reached, because an intermediate exchange has released the call due to reaching a limit in executing the hop counter procedure. This cause is generated by an intermediate node, which when decrementing the hop counter value, gives the result 0.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 27 [SIP Equiv.] 502 [Enumeration] DESTINATION_OUT_OF_ORDER [Cause] destination out of order [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause indicates that the destination indicated by the user cannot be reached because the interface to the destination is not functioning correctly. The term "not functioning correctly" indicates that a signal message was unable to be delivered to the remote party; e.g. a physical layer or data link layer failure at the remote party, or user equipment off-line.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 28 [SIP Equiv.] 484 [Enumeration] INVALID_NUMBER_FORMAT [Cause] invalid number format (address incomplete) [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause indicates that the called party cannot be reached because the called party number is not in a valid format or is not complete.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 29 [SIP Equiv.] 501 [Enumeration] FACILITY_REJECTED [Cause] facilities rejected [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause is returned when a supplementary service requested by the user cannot be provide by the network.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 30 [Enumeration] RESPONSE_TO_STATUS_ENQUIRY [Cause] response to STATUS INQUIRY [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause is included in the STATUS message when the reason for generating the STATUS message was the prior receipt of a STATUS INQUIRY.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 31 [SIP Equiv.] 480 [Enumeration] NORMAL_UNSPECIFIED [Cause] normal, unspecified [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause is used to report a normal event only when no other cause in the normal class applies.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 34 [SIP Equiv.] 503 [Enumeration] NORMAL_CIRCUIT_CONGESTION [Cause] no circuit/channel available [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause indicates that there is no appropriate circuit/channel presently available to handle the call.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 38 [SIP Equiv.] 503 [Enumeration] NETWORK_OUT_OF_ORDER [Cause] network out of order [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause indicates that the network is not functioning correctly and that the condition is likely to last a relatively long period of time e.g. immediately re-attempting the call is not likely to be successful.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 41 [SIP Equiv.] 503 [Enumeration] NORMAL_TEMPORARY_FAILURE [Cause] temporary failure [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause indicates that the network is not functioning correctly and that the condition is not likely to last a long period of time; e.g. the user may wish to try another call attempt almost immediately.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 42 [SIP Equiv.] 503 [Enumeration] SWITCH_CONGESTION [Cause] switching equipment congestion [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause indicates that the switching equipment generating this cause is experiencing a period of high traffic.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 43 [Enumeration] ACCESS_INFO_DISCARDED [Cause] access information discarded [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause indicates that the network could not deliver access information to the remote user as requested, i.e. user-to-user information, low layer compatibility, high layer compatibility or sub-address as indicated in the diagnostic. It is noted that the particular type of access information discarded is optionally included in the diagnostic.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 44 [SIP Equiv.] 503 [Enumeration] REQUESTED_CHAN_UNAVAIL [Cause] requested circuit/channel not available [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause is returned when the other side of the interface cannot provide the circuit or channel indicated by the requesting entity.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 47 [Cause] resource unavailable, unspecified [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause is used to report a resource unavailable event only when no other cause in the resource unavailable class applies.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 50 [Enumeration] FACILITY_NOT_SUBSCRIBED [Cause] requested facility not subscribed [Q.850 [Description]

Output: This cause indicates that the user has requested a supplementary service, which is available, but the user is not authorized to use.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 52 [SIP Equiv.] 403 [Enumeration] OUTGOING_CALL_BARRED [Cause] outgoing calls barred [Description]

Output: This cause indicates that although the calling party is a member of the CUG for the outgoing CUG call, outgoing calls are not allowed for this member of the CUG.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 54 [SIP Equiv.] 403 [Enumeration] INCOMING_CALL_BARRED [Cause] incoming calls barred [Description]

Output: This cause indicates that although the called party is a member of the CUG for the incoming CUG call, incoming calls are not allowed to this member of the CUG.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 57 [SIP Equiv.] 403 [Enumeration] BEARERCAPABILITY_NOTAUTH [Cause] bearer capability not authorized [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause indicates that the user has requested a bearer capability that is implemented by the equipment which generated this cause but the user is not authorized to use.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 58 [SIP Equiv.] 503 [Enumeration] BEARERCAPABILITY_NOTAVAIL [Cause] bearer capability not presently available [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause indicates that the user has requested a bearer capability which is implemented by the equipment which generated this cause but which is not available at this time.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 63 [Enumeration] SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE [Cause] service or option not available, unspecified [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause is used to report a service or option not available event only when no other cause in the service or option not available class applies.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 65 [SIP Equiv.] 488 [Enumeration] BEARERCAPABILITY_NOTIMPL [Cause] bearer capability not implemented [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause indicates that the equipment sending this cause does not support the bearer capability requested.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 66 [Enumeration] CHAN_NOT_IMPLEMENTED [Cause] channel type not implemented [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause indicates that the equipment sending this cause does not support the channel type requested

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 69 [SIP Equiv.] 501 [Enumeration] FACILITY_NOT_IMPLEMENTED [Cause] requested facility not implemented [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause indicates that the equipment sending this cause does not support the requested supplementary services.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 79 [SIP Equiv.] 501 [Enumeration] SERVICE_NOT_IMPLEMENTED [Cause] service or option not implemented, unspecified [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause is used to report a service or option not implemented event only when no other cause in the service or option not implemented class applies.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 81 [Enumeration] INVALID_CALL_REFERENCE [Cause] invalid call reference value [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause indicates that the equipment sending this cause has received a message with a call reference which is not currently in use on the user-network interface.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 88 [SIP Equiv.] 488 [Enumeration] INCOMPATIBLE_DESTINATION [Cause] incompatible destination [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause indicates that the equipment sending this cause has received a request to establish a call which has low layer compatibility, high layer compatibility or other compatibility attributes (e.g. data rate) which cannot be accommodated.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 95 [Enumeration] INVALID_MSG_UNSPECIFIED [Cause] invalid message, unspecified [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause is used to report an invalid message event only when no other cause in the invalid message class applies.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 96 [Enumeration] MANDATORY_IE_MISSING [Cause] mandatory information element is missing [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause indicates that the equipment sending this cause has received a message which is missing an information element which must be present in the message before that message can be processed.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 97 [Enumeration] MESSAGE_TYPE_NONEXIST [Cause] message type non-existent or not implemented [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause indicates that the equipment sending this cause has received a message with a message type it does not recognize either because this is a message not defined of defined but not implemented by the equipment sending this cause.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 98 [Enumeration] WRONG_MESSAGE [Cause] message not compatible with call state or message type non-existent or not implemented. [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause indicates that the equipment sending this cause has received a message such that the procedures do not indicate that this is a permissible message to receive while in the call state, or a STATUS message was received indicating an incompatible call state.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 99 [Enumeration] IE_NONEXIST [Cause] Information element / parameter non-existent or not implemented [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause indicates that the equipment sending this cause has received a message which includes information element(s)/parameter(s) not recognized because the information element(s)/parameter name(s) are not defined or are defined but not implemented by the equipment sending the cause. This cause indicates that the information element(s)/parameter(s) were discarded. However, the information element is not required to be present in the message in order for the equipment sending the cause to process the message.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 100 [Enumeration] INVALID_IE_CONTENTS [Cause] Invalid information element contents [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause indicates that the equipment sending this cause has received and information element which it has implemented; however, one or more fields in the I.E. are coded in such a way which has not been implemented by the equipment sending this cause.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 101 [Enumeration] WRONG_CALL_STATE [Cause] message not compatible with call state [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause indicates that a message has been received which is incompatible with the call state.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 102 [SIP Equiv.] 504 [Enumeration] RECOVERY_ON_TIMER_EXPIRE [Cause] recovery on timer expiry [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause indicates that a procedure has been initiated by the expiration of a timer in association with error handling procedures. This is often associated with NAT problems. Ensure that "NAT Mapping Enable" is turned on in your ATA. If it is not NAT related it can sometimes be provider related, make sure to ensure another outbound provider does not solve the problem. FreeSWITCH also returns this when the remote party sends a 408 for call expired.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 103 [Enumeration] MANDATORY_IE_LENGTH_ERROR [Cause] parameter non-existent or not implemented - passed on (national use) [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause indicates that the equipment sending this cause has received a message which includes parameters not recognized because the parameters are not defined or are defined but not implemented by the equipment sending this cause. The cause indicates that the parameter(s) were ignored. In addition, if the equipment sending this cause is an intermediate point, then this cause indicates that the parameter(s) were passed unchanged.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 111 [Enumeration] PROTOCOL_ERROR [Cause] protocol error, unspecified [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause is used to report a protocol error event only when no other cause in the protocol error class applies.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 127 [Enumeration] INTERWORKING [Cause] Interworking, unspecified [Q.850] [Description]

Output: This cause indicates that an interworking call (usually a call to SW56 service) has ended.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 503 [Enumeration] MANAGER_REQUEST [Description]

Output: This cause is used when you send an api command to make it hangup. For example uuid_kill

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 602 [Enumeration] ALLOTTED_TIMEOUT [Description]

Output: This cause means that the server canceled the call because the destination channel took too long to answer.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 605 [Enumeration] PICKED_OFF [Description]

Output: This cause means the call was picked up by intercepting it from another extension (i.e. dialing **ext_number from another extension).

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 606 [Enumeration] USER_NOT_REGISTERED [Description]

Output: This means you tried to originate a call to a SIP user who forgot to register.

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 607 [Enumeration] PROGRESS_TIMEOUT [Description]

Output: See: progress_timeout

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Input: [ITU-T Q.850 Code] 609 [Enumeration] GATEWAY_DOWN [Description]

Output: Gateway is down (not answering on OPTIONS or SUBSCRIBE)

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Input: [Value] Attribute [Meaning]

Output: An attribute


Input: [Value] CDATA [Meaning]

Output: A CDATA section


Input: [Value] Comment [Meaning]

Output: A comment


Input: [Value] Document [Meaning]

Output: The document node (root element)


Input: [Value] DocumentType [Meaning]

Output: A DOCTYPE element


Input: [Value] Element [Meaning]

Output: An element (opening tag)


Input: [Value] EndElement [Meaning]

Output: The end of an element (closing tag)


Input: [Value] EntityReference [Meaning]

Output: An entity reference


Input: [Value] ProcessingInstruction [Meaning]

Output: An XML processing instruction


Input: [Value] Text [Meaning]

Output: The text content of an element


Input: [Value] XmlDeclaration [Meaning]

Output: The XML declaration element


Input: [Offset] 0x0 [Length] 0x4 [Information] Struct size (0x1C) [Type]

Output: unsigned int


Input: [Offset] 0x4 [Length] 0x4 [Information] Achievement ID [Type]

Output: unsigned int


Input: [Offset] 0x8 [Length] 0x4 [Information] Image ID [Type]

Output: unsigned int


Input: [Offset] 0xC [Length] 0x4 [Information] Gamerscore [Type]

Output: signed int


Input: [Offset] 0x10 [Length] 0x4 [Information] Flags (see below) [Type]

Output: unsigned int


Input: [Offset] 0x14 [Length] 0x8 [Information] Unlock Time [Type]

Output: System.DateTime(signed long)


Input: [Offset] 0x18 [Length] null terminated [Information] Name [Type]

Output: unicode string


Input: [Offset] 0x18 + Name length [Length] null terminated [Information] Locked Description [Type]

Output: unicode string


Input: [Offset] 0x18 + Name length + Locked Description length [Length] null terminated [Information] Unlocked Description [Type]

Output: unicode string


Input: [Symbol] VCC [Functions] This is a voltage supply pin. 3.3V or 5V power input [Type]

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Input: [Symbol] GND [Functions] This is a ground pin. [Type]

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Input: [Symbol] W_CLK [Functions] Word Load Clock. This clock is used to load the parallel or serial frequency/phase/control words [Type]

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Input: [Symbol] FQ_UD [Functions] Frequency Update. On the rising edge of this clock, the DDS will update to the frequency (or phase) loaded in the data input register, it then resets the pointer to Word 0 [Type]

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Input: [Symbol] DATA [Functions] D7, Serial Load [Type]

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Input: [Symbol] RESET [Functions] Reset. This is the master reset function; when set high it clears all registers (except the input register) and the DAC output will go to Cosine 0 after additional clock cycles [Type]

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Input: [Symbol] D0–D7 [Functions] 8-Bit Data Input. This is the 8-bit data port for iteratively loading the 32-bit frequency and 8-bit phase/28–25 control word. D7 = MSB; D0 = LSB. D7 (Pin 25) also serves as the input pin for the 40-bit serial data word. [Type]

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Input: [Symbol] Square Wave Ouput1 [Functions] This is the comparator’s true output [Type]

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Input: [Symbol] Square Wave Ouput2 [Functions] This is the comparator’s complement output. [Type]

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Input: [Symbol] Sine Wave Ouput1 [Functions] Analog Current Output of the DAC. [Type]

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Input: [Symbol] Since Wave Ouput2 [Functions] The Complementary Analog Output of the DAC. [Type]

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Input: [Methods] set_timeout(callback, delay) [Return Value] None [Description]

Output: Calls the given callback after the given delay (in milliseconds). Callbacks with an equal delay will be run in the order they were added. It is safe to call setTimeout from multiple threads.

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Input: [Methods] status_message(string) [Return Value] None [Description]

Output: Sets the message that appears in the status bar.

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Input: [Methods] error_message(string) [Return Value] None [Description]

Output: Displays an error dialog to the user.

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Input: [Methods] message_dialog(string) [Return Value] None [Description]

Output: Displays a message dialog to the user.

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Input: [Methods] ok_cancel_dialog(string, ) [Return Value] bool [Description]

Output: Displays an ok / cancel question dialog to the user. If ok_button is provided, this may be used as the text on the ok button. Returns True if the user presses the ok button.

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Input: [Methods] load_settings(base_name) [Return Value] Settings [Description]

Output: Loads the named settings. The name should include a file name and extension, but not a path. The packages will be searched for files matching the base name, and the results will be collated into the settings object. Subsequent calls to load_settings with the name base_name will return the same object, and not load the settings from disk again.

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Input: [Methods] save_settings(base_name) [Return Value] None [Description]

Output: Flushes any in-memory changes to the named settings object to disk.

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Input: [Methods] windows() [Return Value] [Window] [Description]

Output: Returns a list of all the open windows.

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Input: [Methods] active_window() [Return Value] Window [Description]

Output: Returns the most recently used window.

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Input: [Methods] packages_path() [Return Value] String [Description]

Output: Returns the base path to the packages.

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Input: [Methods] installed_packages_path() [Return Value] String [Description]

Output: Returns the path where all the user's *.sublime-package files are.

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Input: [Methods] get_clipboard() [Return Value] String [Description]

Output: Returns the contents of the clipboard.

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Input: [Methods] set_clipboard(string) [Return Value] None [Description]

Output: Sets the contents of the clipboard.

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Input: [Methods] score_selector(scope, selector) [Return Value] Int [Description]

Output: Matches the selector against the given scope, returning a score. A score of 0 means no match, above 0 means a match. Different selectors may be compared against the same scope: a higher score means the selector is a better match for the scope.

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Input: [Methods] run_command(string, ) [Return Value] None [Description]

Output: Runs the named ApplicationCommand with the (optional) given arguments.

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Input: [Methods] log_commands(flag) [Return Value] None [Description]

Output: Controls command logging. If enabled, all commands run from key bindings and the menu will be logged to the console.

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Input: [Methods] log_input(flag) [Return Value] None [Description]

Output: Controls input logging. If enabled, all key presses will be logged to the console.

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Input: [Methods] version() [Return Value] String [Description]

Output: Returns the version number

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Input: [Methods] platform() [Return Value] String [Description]

Output: Returns the platform, which may be "osx", "linux" or "windows"

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Input: [Methods] arch() [Return Value] String [Description]

Output: Returns the CPU architecture, which may be "x32" or "x64"

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Input: [Mode] S_IFREG [Security Class]

Output: file


Input: [Mode] S_IFDIR [Security Class]

Output: dir


Input: [Mode] S_IFLNK [Security Class]

Output: lnk_file


Input: [Mode] S_IFFIFO [Security Class]

Output: fifo_file


Input: [Mode] S_IFSOCK [Security Class]

Output: sock_file


Input: [Mode] S_IFBLK [Security Class]

Output: blk_file


Input: [Mode] S_IFCHR [Security Class]

Output: chr_file


Input: [Code] 210x [Signification]

Output: Format issues affecting optional fields

General Technical Information on WAP payment | Allopass.com (uk)


Input: [Code] 2100 [Signification]

Output: NDEfield is not valid

General Technical Information on WAP payment | Allopass.com (uk)


Input: [Code] 2101 [Signification]

Output: RECALLfield is not valid

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Input: [Code] 2102 [Signification]

Output: RECALL_CA field is not valid

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Input: [Code] 2103 [Signification]

Output: DATAS field is not valid

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Input: [Code] 2104 [Signification]

Output: AP_CA field is not valid

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Input: [Code] 2105 [Signification]

Output: AP_CA_IDCn, AP_CA_MNTn and AP_CA_MAPn fields are wrongly configured

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Input: [Code] 2106 [Signification]

Output: AP_CA_IDCnfield is not valid

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Input: [Code] 2107 [Signification]

Output: AP_CA_MNTnfield is not valid

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Input: [Code] 2108 [Signification]

Output: AP_CA_MAPn field is not valid

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Input: [Code] 211x [Signification]

Output: Missing mandatory fields

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Input: [Code] 2110 [Signification]

Output: unspecified site ID ( SITE_ID field )

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Input: [Code] 2111 [Signification]

Output: unspecified document ID ( DOC_ID field )

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Input: [Code] 2112 [Signification]

Output: unspecified script language ( LG_SCRIPT field )

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Input: [Task] Claim New Account [New Method] Identity Self-Service + Campuswide ID (CWID) + name + date of birth [Old Method]

Output: NewUser system + pre-assigned username + EKey


Input: [Task] Change Account Password [New Method] Identity Self-Service + old password [Old Method]

Output: NewUser system + old password or NewUser system + EKey or manually on different systems


Input: [Task] Enable Password-Recovery System [New Method] Identity Self-Service [Old Method]

Output: Not available


Input: [Task] Reset Forgotten Password [New Method] Identity Self-Service or visit our Technical Support Center (CT156D) for in-person help [Old Method]

Output: NewUser system + EKey or visit CT156A for in-person help


Input: [Task] Reset MyMail Password [New Method] Identity Self Service (if you previously set up Password-Recovery system) or visit our Technical Support Center (CT156D) for in-person help [Old Method]

Output: MyMail configuration dialog


Input: [Task] Configure MyMail POP/IMAP [New Method] Use standard MyMail POP/IMAP settings + specially-generated MyMail password (via Identity Self Service). [Old Method]

Output: Use standard MyMail POP/IMAP settings + MyMail password


Input: [Attribute:] border [Applies to:] table tr td [Purpose:]

Output: Thickness of a visible border. table: When the border attribute is missing, the table will not show a border, but the space for a border is there. border="0" makes the border vanish and the space for a border is gone, too.


Input: [Attribute:] cellpadding [Applies to:] table [Purpose:]

Output: White space between cell border and cell contents. Values are in pixels. Default is 1


Input: [Attribute:] cellspacing [Applies to:] table [Purpose:]

Output: White space between cells. If cells have borders, this creates a gap between the lines. Values are in pixels. The default value is 2.


Input: [Attribute:] width height [Applies to:] table td [Purpose:]

Output: table: a number of pixels or a percentage of the window size. Height is rarely set on purpose. WYSIWYG programs may set height automatically. td: a number of pixels or a percentage of the table size for width and of window size for height.


Input: [Attribute:] align [Applies to:] table tr td [Purpose:]

Output: table: Aligns whole table on the page. Value can be only left or right. Text will wrap around the table. Some browsers do not support this property for table. To center a table you must use a trick. Surround the table with a centered division tag plus a deprecated CENTER tag: tr or td: Aligns contents of cells. Value can be left , right , or center.


Input: [Attribute:] valign [Applies to:] table tr td [Purpose:]

Output: Aligns the contents of each cell vertically in the cell. Values can be top , middle , bottom, or baseline . Some browsers do not support this attribute for table.


Input: [Attribute:] rowspan colspan [Applies to:] td [Purpose:]

Output: Sets how many rows or columns the cell should span. rowspan ="3" is like merging three cells in the same column. colspan ="2" is like merging two cells in the same row.


Input: [Attribute:] bgcolor [Applies to:] table tr td [Purpose:]

Output: Sets the background color. Values are color numbers #rrggbb or color names.


Input: [Attribute:] background [Applies to:] table td [Purpose:]

Output: Sets a background image. Value is the URL for the image. Netscape also accepts this attribute for tr.


Input: [Attribute:] bordercolor bordercolorlight bordercolordark [Applies to:] table tr td [Purpose:]

Output: Sets the color for border. The border attribute must be set in for this to work in or . A border can use two colors to create a 3D effect. Netscape does not understand any of these attributes.


Input: [Symbol] u [Meaning]

Output: user


Input: [Symbol] g [Meaning]

Output: group


Input: [Symbol] o [Meaning]

Output: other


Input: [Symbol] a [Meaning]

Output: all


Input: [Symbol] r [Meaning]

Output: read


Input: [Symbol] w [Meaning]

Output: write (and delete)


Input: [Symbol] x [Meaning]

Output: execute (and access directory)


Input: [Symbol] + [Meaning]

Output: add permission


Input: [Symbol] - [Meaning]

Output: take away permission


Input: [Key] alt+s [Action]

Output: Save


Input: [Key] alt+c or alt+k [Action]

Output: Create New Task


Input: [Key] alt+b [Action]

Output: Jump to dashboard


Input: [Key] alt+t [Action]

Output: Jump to tasks


Input: [Key] alt+p [Action]

Output: Jump to projects


Input: [Key] alt+l [Action]

Output: Jump to collaboration


Input: [Key] alt+n [Action]

Output: Jump to notes


Input: [Key] alt+d [Action]

Output: Jump to deadlines


Input: [Key] alt+h [Action]

Output: Jump to history


Input: [Error / Data Code] 0 [Error] LDAP_SUCCESS [Description]

Output: Indicates the requested client operation completed successfully.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 1 [Error] LDAP_OPERATIONS_ERROR [Description]

Output: Indicates an internal error. The server is unable to respond with a more specific error and is also unable to properly respond to a request. It does not indicate that the client has sent an erroneous message. In NDS 8.3x through NDS 7.xx, this was the default error for NDS errors that did not map to an LDAP error code. To conform to the new LDAP drafts, NDS 8.5 uses 80 (0x50) for such errors.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 2 [Error] LDAP_PROTOCOL_ERROR [Description]

Output: Indicates that the server has received an invalid or malformed request from the client.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 3 [Error] LDAP_TIMELIMIT_EXCEEDED [Description]

Output: Indicates that the operation's time limit specified by either the client or the server has been exceeded. On search operations, incomplete results are returned.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 4 [Error] LDAP_SIZELIMIT_EXCEEDED [Description]

Output: Indicates that in a search operation, the size limit specified by the client or the server has been exceeded. Incomplete results are returned.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 5 [Error] LDAP_COMPARE_FALSE [Description]

Output: Does not indicate an error condition. Indicates that the results of a compare operation are false.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 6 [Error] LDAP_COMPARE_TRUE [Description]

Output: Does not indicate an error condition. Indicates that the results of a compare operation are true.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 7 [Error] LDAP_AUTH_METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED [Description]

Output: Indicates that during a bind operation the client requested an authentication method not supported by the LDAP server.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 8 [Error] LDAP_STRONG_AUTH_REQUIRED [Description]

Output: Indicates one of the following: In bind requests, the LDAP server accepts only strong authentication. In a client request, the client requested an operation such as delete that requires strong authentication. In an unsolicited notice of disconnection, the LDAP server discovers the security protecting the communication between the client and server has unexpectedly failed or been compromised.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 9 [Description]

Output: Reserved.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 10 [Error] LDAP_REFERRAL [Description]

Output: Does not indicate an error condition. In LDAPv3, indicates that the server does not hold the target entry of the request, but that the servers in the referral field may.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 11 [Error] LDAP_ADMINLIMIT_EXCEEDED [Description]

Output: Indicates that an LDAP server limit set by an administrative authority has been exceeded.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 12 [Error] LDAP_UNAVAILABLE_CRITICAL_EXTENSION [Description]

Output: Indicates that the LDAP server was unable to satisfy a request because one or more critical extensions were not available. Either the server does not support the control or the control is not appropriate for the operation type.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 13 [Error] LDAP_CONFIDENTIALITY_REQUIRED [Description]

Output: Indicates that the session is not protected by a protocol such as Transport Layer Security (TLS), which provides session confidentiality.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 14 [Error] LDAP_SASL_BIND_IN_PROGRESS [Description]

Output: Does not indicate an error condition, but indicates that the server is ready for the next step in the process. The client must send the server the same SASL mechanism to continue the process.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 15 [Description]

Output: Not used.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 16 [Error] LDAP_NO_SUCH_ATTRIBUTE [Description]

Output: Indicates that the attribute specified in the modify or compare operation does not exist in the entry.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 17 [Error] LDAP_UNDEFINED_TYPE [Description]

Output: Indicates that the attribute specified in the modify or add operation does not exist in the LDAP server's schema.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 18 [Error] LDAP_INAPPROPRIATE_MATCHING [Description]

Output: Indicates that the matching rule specified in the search filter does not match a rule defined for the attribute's syntax.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 19 [Error] LDAP_CONSTRAINT_VIOLATION [Description]

Output: Indicates that the attribute value specified in a modify, add, or modify DN operation violates constraints placed on the attribute. The constraint can be one of size or content (string only, no binary).


Input: [Error / Data Code] 20 [Error] LDAP_TYPE_OR_VALUE_EXISTS [Description]

Output: Indicates that the attribute value specified in a modify or add operation already exists as a value for that attribute.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 21 [Error] LDAP_INVALID_SYNTAX [Description]

Output: Indicates that the attribute value specified in an add, compare, or modify operation is an unrecognized or invalid syntax for the attribute.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 22-31 [Description]

Output: Not used.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 32 [Error] LDAP_NO_SUCH_OBJECT [Description]

Output: Indicates the target object cannot be found. This code is not returned on following operations: Search operations that find the search base but cannot find any entries that match the search filter. Bind operations.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 33 [Error] LDAP_ALIAS_PROBLEM [Description]

Output: Indicates that an error occurred when an alias was dereferenced.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 34 [Error] LDAP_INVALID_DN_SYNTAX [Description]

Output: Indicates that the syntax of the DN is incorrect. (If the DN syntax is correct, but the LDAP server's structure rules do not permit the operation, the server returns LDAP_UNWILLING_TO_PERFORM.)


Input: [Error / Data Code] 35 [Error] LDAP_IS_LEAF [Description]

Output: Indicates that the specified operation cannot be performed on a leaf entry. (This code is not currently in the LDAP specifications, but is reserved for this constant.)


Input: [Error / Data Code] 36 [Error] LDAP_ALIAS_DEREF_PROBLEM [Description]

Output: Indicates that during a search operation, either the client does not have access rights to read the aliased object's name or dereferencing is not allowed.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 37-47 [Description]

Output: Not used.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 48 [Error] LDAP_INAPPROPRIATE_AUTH [Description]

Output: Indicates that during a bind operation, the client is attempting to use an authentication method that the client cannot use correctly. For example, either of the following cause this error: The client returns simple credentials when strong credentials are required...OR...The client returns a DN and a password for a simple bind when the entry does not have a password defined.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 49 [Error] LDAP_INVALID_CREDENTIALS [Description]

Output: Indicates that during a bind operation one of the following occurred: The client passed either an incorrect DN or password, or the password is incorrect because it has expired, intruder detection has locked the account, or another similar reason. See the data code for more information.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 49 / 52e [Error] AD_INVALID CREDENTIALS [Description]

Output: Indicates an Active Directory (AD) AcceptSecurityContext error, which is returned when the username is valid but the combination of password and user credential is invalid. This is the AD equivalent of LDAP error code 49.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 49 / 525 [Error] USER NOT FOUND [Description]

Output: Indicates an Active Directory (AD) AcceptSecurityContext data error that is returned when the username is invalid.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 49 / 530 [Error] NOT_PERMITTED_TO_LOGON_AT_THIS_TIME [Description]

Output: Indicates an Active Directory (AD) AcceptSecurityContext data error that is logon failure caused because the user is not permitted to log on at this time. Returns only when presented with a valid username and valid password credential.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 49 / 531 [Error] RESTRICTED_TO_SPECIFIC_MACHINES [Description]

Output: Indicates an Active Directory (AD) AcceptSecurityContext data error that is logon failure caused because the user is not permitted to log on from this computer. Returns only when presented with a valid username and valid password credential.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 49 / 532 [Error] PASSWORD_EXPIRED [Description]

Output: Indicates an Active Directory (AD) AcceptSecurityContext data error that is a logon failure. The specified account password has expired. Returns only when presented with valid username and password credential.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 49 / 533 [Error] ACCOUNT_DISABLED [Description]

Output: Indicates an Active Directory (AD) AcceptSecurityContext data error that is a logon failure. The account is currently disabled. Returns only when presented with valid username and password credential.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 49 / 568 [Error] ERROR_TOO_MANY_CONTEXT_IDS [Description]

Output: Indicates that during a log-on attempt, the user's security context accumulated too many security IDs. This is an issue with the specific LDAP user object/account which should be investigated by the LDAP administrator.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 49 / 701 [Error] ACCOUNT_EXPIRED [Description]

Output: Indicates an Active Directory (AD) AcceptSecurityContext data error that is a logon failure. The user's account has expired. Returns only when presented with valid username and password credential.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 49 / 773 [Error] USER MUST RESET PASSWORD [Description]

Output: Indicates an Active Directory (AD) AcceptSecurityContext data error. The user's password must be changed before logging on the first time. Returns only when presented with valid user-name and password credential.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 50 [Error] LDAP_INSUFFICIENT_ACCESS [Description]

Output: Indicates that the caller does not have sufficient rights to perform the requested operation.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 51 [Error] LDAP_BUSY [Description]

Output: Indicates that the LDAP server is too busy to process the client request at this time but if the client waits and resubmits the request, the server may be able to process it then.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 52 [Error] LDAP_UNAVAILABLE [Description]

Output: Indicates that the LDAP server cannot process the client's bind request, usually because it is shutting down.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 53 [Error] LDAP_UNWILLING_TO_PERFORM [Description]

Output: Indicates that the LDAP server cannot process the request because of server-defined restrictions. This error is returned for the following reasons: The add entry request violates the server's structure rules...OR...The modify attribute request specifies attributes that users cannot modify...OR...Password restrictions prevent the action...OR...Connection restrictions prevent the action.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 54 [Error] LDAP_LOOP_DETECT [Description]

Output: Indicates that the client discovered an alias or referral loop, and is thus unable to complete this request.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 55-63 [Description]

Output: Not used.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 64 [Error] LDAP_NAMING_VIOLATION [Description]

Output: Indicates that the add or modify DN operation violates the schema's structure rules. For example, The request places the entry subordinate to an alias. The request places the entry subordinate to a container that is forbidden by the containment rules. The RDN for the entry uses a forbidden attribute type.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 65 [Error] LDAP_OBJECT_CLASS_VIOLATION [Description]

Output: Indicates that the add, modify, or modify DN operation violates the object class rules for the entry. For example, the following types of request return this error: The add or modify operation tries to add an entry without a value for a required attribute. The add or modify operation tries to add an entry with a value for an attribute which the class definition does not contain. The modify operation tries to remove a required attribute without removing the auxiliary class that defines the attribute as required.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 66 [Error] LDAP_NOT_ALLOWED_ON_NONLEAF [Description]

Output: Indicates that the requested operation is permitted only on leaf entries. For example, the following types of requests return this error: The client requests a delete operation on a parent entry. The client request a modify DN operation on a parent entry.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 67 [Error] LDAP_NOT_ALLOWED_ON_RDN [Description]

Output: Indicates that the modify operation attempted to remove an attribute value that forms the entry's relative distinguished name.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 68 [Error] LDAP_ALREADY_EXISTS [Description]

Output: Indicates that the add operation attempted to add an entry that already exists, or that the modify operation attempted to rename an entry to the name of an entry that already exists.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 69 [Error] LDAP_NO_OBJECT_CLASS_MODS [Description]

Output: Indicates that the modify operation attempted to modify the structure rules of an object class.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 70 [Error] LDAP_RESULTS_TOO_LARGE [Description]

Output: Reserved for CLDAP.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 71 [Error] LDAP_AFFECTS_MULTIPLE_DSAS [Description]

Output: Indicates that the modify DN operation moves the entry from one LDAP server to another and requires more than one LDAP server.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 72-79 [Description]

Output: Not used.


Input: [Error / Data Code] 80 [Error] LDAP_OTHER [Description]

Output: Indicates an unknown error condition. This is the default value for NDS error codes which do not map to other LDAP error codes.


Input: [Attribute] hostaddress [Description] This attribute must always match exactly. [Values]

Output: IP address of the host

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Input: [Attribute] hostname [Description] This attribute must always match exactly. [Values]

Output: The name of the host

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Input: [Attribute] domain [Description] This attribute must always match exactly. [Values]

Output: Domain name of host

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Input: [Attribute] installed_product [Description] This attribute must always match exactly. [Values]

Output: The name of the product to be installed.

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Input: [Attribute] installed_product_version [Description] This attribute must always match exactly. [Values]

Output: The version of the product to be installed.

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Input: [Attribute] network [Description] This attribute must always match exactly. [Values]

Output: network address of host

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Input: [Attribute] mac [Description] This attribute must always match exactly. (MAC addresses should have the form 0080c8f6484c [Values]

Output: MAC address of host

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Input: [Attribute] linux [Description] This attribute can be 0 or more. [Values]

Output: Number of installed Linux partitions on the system

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Input: [Attribute] others [Description] This attribute can be 0 or more. [Values]

Output: Number of installed non-Linux partitions on the system

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Input: [Attribute] xserver [Description] This attribute must always match exactly. [Values]

Output: X Server needed for graphic adapter

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Input: [Attribute] memsize [Description] All match types are available. [Values]

Output: Memory available on host in MByes

openSUSE 12.2: Chapter 6. Rules and Classes


Input: [Attribute] totaldisk [Description] All match types are available. [Values]

Output: Total disk space available on host in MBytes

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Input: [Attribute] haspcmica [Description] Exact match required, 1 for available PCMCIA or 0 for none. [Values]

Output: System has PCMCIA (i.e Laptops)

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Input: [Attribute] hostid [Description] Exact match required [Values]

Output: Hex representation of IP address

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Input: [Attribute] arch [Description] Exact match required [Values]

Output: Architecture of host

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Input: [Attribute] karch [Description] Exact match required [Values]

Output: Kernel Architecture of host (i.e. SMP kernel, Athlon Kernel)

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Input: [Attribute] disksize [Description] All match types are available. [Values]

Output: Drive device and size

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Input: [Attribute] product [Description] Exact match required [Values]

Output: The hardware product name as specified in SMBIOS

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Input: [Attribute] product_vendor [Description] Exact match required [Values]

Output: The hardware vendor as specified in SMBIOS

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Input: [Attribute] board [Description] Exact match required [Values]

Output: The system board name as specified in SMBIOS

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Input: [Attribute] board_vendor [Description] Exact match required [Values]

Output: The system board vendor as specified in SMBIOS

openSUSE 12.2: Chapter 6. Rules and Classes


Input: [Attribute] custom1-5 [Description] All match types are available. [Values]

Output: Custom rules using shell scripts

openSUSE 12.2: Chapter 6. Rules and Classes


Input: [Name] AssociatedPayload [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the associated payload (Inherited from Tag.)


Input: [Name] City [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the contact's city


Input: [Name] Company [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the contact's company name


Input: [Name] Country [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the contact's country


Input: [Name] Department [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the department


Input: [Name] Email [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the contact's email address


Input: [Name] Fax [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the contact's fax number


Input: [Name] FirstName [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the first or given name of the contact


Input: [Name] HasFile [Description]

Output: Must be set to true if uploading VCF file, false otherwise.


Input: [Name] HomePhone [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the home phone


Input: [Name] IMAddress [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the IM address


Input: [Name] InteractionNote [Description]

Output: Gets or sets an interaction note (Inherited from Tag.)


Input: [Name] JobTitle [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the designation


Input: [Name] LastName [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the last or surname of the contact


Input: [Name] MobilePhone [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the contact's mobile telephone number


Input: [Name] Password [Description]

Output: Obsolete. Gets or sets the optional password to protect this information


Input: [Name] State [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the contact's state or province


Input: [Name] Status [Description]

Output: Gets the Tag status (Inherited from Tag.)


Input: [Name] Street [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the contact's street address


Input: [Name] Title [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the Tag title (name) (Inherited from Tag.)


Input: [Name] Types [Description]

Output: Gets the Tag image type (Inherited from Tag.)


Input: [Name] UTCEndDate [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the Tag end date (Inherited from Tag.)


Input: [Name] UTCStartDate [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the Tag start date (Inherited from Tag.)


Input: [Name] VcfData [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the VCF data


Input: [Name] WebPage [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the web page URL to be referenced regarding this contact


Input: [Name] WorkPhone [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the contact's work telephone number


Input: [Name] Zip [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the contact's ZIP (mailing) code


Input: [Symbol] u [Meaning]

Output: user


Input: [Symbol] g [Meaning]

Output: group


Input: [Symbol] o [Meaning]

Output: other


Input: [Symbol] a [Meaning]

Output: all


Input: [Symbol] r [Meaning]

Output: read


Input: [Symbol] w [Meaning]

Output: write (and delete)


Input: [Symbol] x [Meaning]

Output: execute (and access directory)


Input: [Symbol] + [Meaning]

Output: add permission


Input: [Symbol] – [Meaning]

Output: take away permission


Input: [Linux command] sudo [OpenSolaris command] pfexec [Aim]

Output: Execute a command as root


Input: [Linux command] apt-cache search foo [OpenSolaris command] pkg search -r foo [Aim]

Output: Search for a package containing foo


Input: [Linux command] apt-get install foo [OpenSolaris command] pkg install SUNWfoo [Aim]

Output: Install package foo


Input: [Linux command] apt-get dist-upgrade [OpenSolaris command] pkg image-update [Aim]

Output: Upgrade all packages that have updates available


Input: [Linux command] lsmod [OpenSolaris command] modinfo [Aim]

Output: List loaded drivers


Input: [Linux command] insmod [OpenSolaris command] modload [Aim]

Output: Load a driver


Input: [Linux command] rmmod [OpenSolaris command] modunload [Aim]

Output: Unload a loaded driver


Input: [Linux command] top [OpenSolaris command] prstat [Aim]

Output: List the running processes


Input: [Linux command] free [OpenSolaris command] vmstat [Aim]

Output: List the free memory


Input: [Linux command] cat /proc/cpuinfo [OpenSolaris command] psrinfo -v [Aim]

Output: List processor info


Input: [Linux command] ifconfig [OpenSolaris command] ifconfig -a [Aim]

Output: List all network interfaces


Input: [Linux command] parted [OpenSolaris command] format [Aim]

Output: Format a disk


Input: [Type] SOA [Description]

Output: This is the Start Of Authority for the zone. This identifies this name server as authoritative for this zone. It also contains other information, including the TTL (Time To Live) and a serial number.


Input: [Type] A [Description]

Output: This record resolves a name to a IPv4 IP address.


Input: [Type] AAAA [Description]

Output: This record resolves a name to a IPv6 IP address.


Input: [Type] NS [Description]

Output: This record specifies the Name Servers for a domain.


Input: [Type] MX [Description]

Output: An MX record contains the name of the mail server for this domain.


Input: [Type] CNAME [Description]

Output: This is a canonical name, which is an alias for another name. The name server should return the CNAME record and continue the DNS process for the name that it points to.


Input: [Type] PTR [Description]

Output: This is a pointer to another name. Unlike CNAME the PTR record is returned with no further resolution.


Input: [Type] TXT [Description]

Output: This is traditionally human readable information, but is frequently used for other things, like SPF (Sender Policy Framework) records. The SPF (Sender Policy Framework) is used by some mail servers to help identify spam emails.


Input: [Type] SPF [Description]

Output: This is a newer alternative to storing SPF data in a TXT record.


Input: [Purpose] Classification file [Argument]

Output: hfile


Input: [Purpose] Metadata element to test against hfile identifier [Argument]

Output: metadata


Input: [Purpose] Metadata element used to sort documents within leaves (defaults to Title) [Argument]

Output: sort


Input: [Purpose] Name of the button used to access this classifier (defaults to value of metadata argument) [Argument]

Output: buttonname


Input: [Purpose] Include documents containing this metadata element [Argument]

Output: metadata


Input: [Purpose] Name of button used to access this classifier (defaults to value of metadata argument) [Argument]

Output: buttonname


Input: [Purpose] Include all documents containing this metadata element [Argument]

Output: metadata


Input: [Type] URI Template [Occurs] 1 [Description] A template for building URIs to submit Foods for analysis. [Field Name]

Output: analysis


Input: [Type] URI [Occurs] 1 [Description] A URI to list the FoodUnits this database contains. [Field Name]

Output: food_units


Input: [Type] URI Template [Occurs] 1 [Description] A template for building URIs to search the Foods this database contains. [Field Name]

Output: foods


Input: [Type] URI [Occurs] 1 [Description] A URI to list the Nutrients this database contains. [Field Name]

Output: nutrients


Input: [Type] String[] [Occurs] 1 [Description] Which version(s) of this specification this server implementation supports. [Field Name]

Output: specification_version


Input: [Type] String [Occurs] 1 [Description] Version of the server implementation. [Field Name]

Output: implementation_version


Input: [Emulated Key] Ctrl + Shift + B [Remote Key]

Output: Rewind

Pulse-Eight Motorola NYXboard Hybrid Wireless Keyboard and IR Remote | Missing Remote


Input: [Emulated Key] MediaPlayPause [Remote Key]

Output: Play/Pause

Pulse-Eight Motorola NYXboard Hybrid Wireless Keyboard and IR Remote | Missing Remote


Input: [Emulated Key] MediaStop [Remote Key]

Output: Stop

Pulse-Eight Motorola NYXboard Hybrid Wireless Keyboard and IR Remote | Missing Remote


Input: [Emulated Key] Ctrl + Shift + F [Remote Key]

Output: Fast Forward

Pulse-Eight Motorola NYXboard Hybrid Wireless Keyboard and IR Remote | Missing Remote


Input: [Emulated Key] MediaPreviousTrack [Remote Key]

Output: Previous

Pulse-Eight Motorola NYXboard Hybrid Wireless Keyboard and IR Remote | Missing Remote


Input: [Emulated Key] MediaNextTrack [Remote Key]

Output: Next

Pulse-Eight Motorola NYXboard Hybrid Wireless Keyboard and IR Remote | Missing Remote


Input: [Emulated Key] Left [Remote Key]

Output: Left

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Input: [Emulated Key] Up [Remote Key]

Output: Up

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Input: [Emulated Key] Down [Remote Key]

Output: Down

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Input: [Emulated Key] Right [Remote Key]

Output: Right

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Input: [Emulated Key] Back [Remote Key]

Output: Back

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Input: [Emulated Key] Ctrl+D [Remote Key]

Output: Info

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Input: [Emulated Key] Shift+F3 [Remote Key]

Output: Red

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Input: [Emulated Key] Shift+F4 [Remote Key]

Output: Green

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Input: [Emulated Key] Shift+F5 [Remote Key]

Output: Yellow

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Input: [Emulated Key] Shift+F6 [Remote Key]

Output: Blue

Pulse-Eight Motorola NYXboard Hybrid Wireless Keyboard and IR Remote | Missing Remote


Input: [Emulated Key] VolumeUp [Remote Key]

Output: Volume Up

Pulse-Eight Motorola NYXboard Hybrid Wireless Keyboard and IR Remote | Missing Remote


Input: [Emulated Key] VolumeDown [Remote Key]

Output: Volume Down

Pulse-Eight Motorola NYXboard Hybrid Wireless Keyboard and IR Remote | Missing Remote


Input: [Emulated Key] Home [Remote Key]

Output: Home

Pulse-Eight Motorola NYXboard Hybrid Wireless Keyboard and IR Remote | Missing Remote


Input: [Emulated Key] PageUp [Remote Key]

Output: Channel Up

Pulse-Eight Motorola NYXboard Hybrid Wireless Keyboard and IR Remote | Missing Remote


Input: [Emulated Key] Next [Remote Key]

Output: Channel Down

Pulse-Eight Motorola NYXboard Hybrid Wireless Keyboard and IR Remote | Missing Remote


Input: [Emulated Key] VolumeMute [Remote Key]

Output: Mute

Pulse-Eight Motorola NYXboard Hybrid Wireless Keyboard and IR Remote | Missing Remote


Input: [Emulated Key] D0-D9 [Remote Key]

Output: 0-9

Pulse-Eight Motorola NYXboard Hybrid Wireless Keyboard and IR Remote | Missing Remote


Input: [Emulated Key] F3 (does not trigger WMC guide) [Remote Key]

Output: EPG

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Input: [Emulated Key] F4 [Remote Key]

Output: USER

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Input: [DMF_CODE] -1 [DMF_DETAILS]

Output: Death Master File Match Not Processed


Input: [DMF_CODE] 0 [DMF_DETAILS]

Output: No Death Master File Match Found


Input: [DMF_CODE] 1 [XML Decode(DMF_DATA)] Details [DMF_DETAILS]

Output: Possible Death Master File Match Found


Input: [DMF_CODE] 10 [DMF_DETAILS]

Output: Login denied: Invalid User Login and/or Password


Input: [DMF_CODE] 11 [DMF_DETAILS]

Output: Invalid Data


Input: [DMF_CODE] 12 [DMF_DETAILS]

Output: Invalid Configuration


Input: [DMF_CODE] 13 [DMF_DETAILS]

Output: Invalid Death Master File Matching request


Input: [DMF_CODE] 15 [DMF_DETAILS]

Output: Connection problem


Input: [DMF_CODE] 16 [DMF_DETAILS]

Output: DMF Connection Problem


Input: [DMF_CODE] 17 [DMF_DETAILS]

Output: Death Master File Match temporarily unavailable


Input: [DMF_CODE] 18 [DMF_DETAILS]

Output: Request denied: no more checks available for this account. Please, contact TinCheck to renew your account


Input: [DMF_CODE] 20 [DMF_DETAILS]

Output: Processing Error


Input: [DMF_CODE] 21 [DMF_DETAILS]

Output: Death Master File Processing Error


Input: [DMF_CODE] 23 [DMF_DETAILS]

Output: Login denied: Invalid User


Input: [DMF_CODE] 24 [DMF_DETAILS]

Output: Login denied: Invalid Password


Input: [DMF_CODE] 25 [DMF_DETAILS]

Output: Login denied: This Account has been locked


Input: [DMF_CODE] 26 [DMF_DETAILS]

Output: Login denied: Account Locked for 24-Hours: 3 or more Login attempts


Input: [DMF_CODE] 27 [DMF_DETAILS]

Output: Login denied: Terms not accepted


Input: [DMF_CODE] 28 [DMF_DETAILS]

Output: Login denied: Account Expired


Input: [DMF_CODE] 29 [DMF_DETAILS]

Output: Login denied: No Security rights


Input: [Method and Description] getAttribute (String attributeName) [Return Type]

Output: String


Input: [Method and Description] getCssValue (String propertyName) [Return Type]

Output: String


Input: [Method and Description] getLocation () [Return Type]

Output: Point


Input: [Method and Description] getSize () [Return Type]

Output: Dimension


Input: [Method and Description] getTagName () [Return Type]

Output: String


Input: [Method and Description] getText () [Return Type]

Output: String


Input: [Method and Description] isDisplayed () [Return Type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Method and Description] isEnabled () [Return Type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Method and Description] isSelected () [Return Type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Flag] GEOM_INIT_NORMALS [Description]

Output: Compute normals

10.3. 3D Studio 3DS import — Python Computer Graphics Kit 2.0.0 documentation


Input: [Flag] GEOM_INIT_MATIDS [Description]

Output: Add material IDs

10.3. 3D Studio 3DS import — Python Computer Graphics Kit 2.0.0 documentation


Input: [Flag] GEOM_INIT_TEXELS [Description]

Output: Add texture coordinates

10.3. 3D Studio 3DS import — Python Computer Graphics Kit 2.0.0 documentation


Input: [Flag] GEOM_INIT_FLAGS [Description]

Output: Add the face flags (e.g. edge visibility)

10.3. 3D Studio 3DS import — Python Computer Graphics Kit 2.0.0 documentation


Input: [Flag] GEOM_INIT_SMOOTHING [Description]

Output: Add smoothing group information

10.3. 3D Studio 3DS import — Python Computer Graphics Kit 2.0.0 documentation


Input: [Flag] GEOM_INIT_ALL [Description]

Output: All of the above

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Input: [Option] -sandbox [Definition] Configures the command line tools to run against the Developer Sandbox environment. Overrides the setting in mturk.properties file. [Example] -sandbox [Required]

Output: no

User Guide for the Amazon Mechanical Turk Command Line Tools v1.3.0


Input: [Option] -answers [Qualification Command Line Tools Answer Key File] [Definition] Specify the Qualification Command Line Tools Answer Key File (see Description of Files Used by the Command Line Tools for more details on file format) that contains the answer key. [Example] -answers qualification.answerkey [Required]

Output: yes

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Input: [Option] -input [File containing the Qualification Type ID] [Definition] Specify the file that contains the Qualification ID you want to assign to workers. This ID can be found in a .success file generated after you created the Qualification with the createQualificationType operation. The file must have a column header called qualtypeid. [Example] -input qualification.properties.success [Required]

Output: yes. Only if the qualtypeid parameter is not specified.

User Guide for the Amazon Mechanical Turk Command Line Tools v1.3.0


Input: [Option] -qualtypeid [Qualification Type ID] [Definition] Specify the Qualification Type ID to evaluate Qualification requests for. [Example] -qualtypeid RWFZTKZ55ZPZXN1C8TDZ [Required]

Output: yes. Only if the input parameter is not specified.

User Guide for the Amazon Mechanical Turk Command Line Tools v1.3.0


Input: [Option] -preview [Definition] Specify if you want to preview the outcome of the Qualification request evaluations before submitting the decisions to Mechanical Turk. [Example] -preview [Required]

Output: no

User Guide for the Amazon Mechanical Turk Command Line Tools v1.3.0


Input: [Option] -help or -h [Definition] Print Help for this operation. [Example] -help or -h [Required]

Output: no

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Input: [[no]script] [no]smartscript [default: off] default: off

Output: Controls whether exitcode and output of the script shall be treated like an additional match.

Controls whether a script can be executed.


Input: [[no]script] [no]supersmartscript [default: off] default: off

Output: Controls whether exitcode and output of the script should replace the triggering match.

Controls whether a script can be executed.


Input: [[no]script] [no]protocol [default: off] default: on

Output: Controls whether the matching lines are written to a protocol file for later investigation.

Controls whether a script can be executed.


Input: [[no]script] [no]count [default: off] default: on

Output: Controls whether hits are counted and decide over the final exit code. If not you can use check_logfiles also just to execute the triggered scripts.

Controls whether a script can be executed.


Input: [[no]script] [no]syslogserver [default: off] default: off

Output: If set, only lines originating from the local host are taken into account. This is important if check_logfiles runs on a syslog server where many other hosts report their events to.

Controls whether a script can be executed.


Input: [[no]script] [no]syslogclient=string [default: off] default:off

Output: A prefilter. Only lines matching the string are further examined.

Controls whether a script can be executed.


Input: [[no]script] [no]perfdata [default: off] default: on

Output: Controls whether performance data should be added to the output.

Controls whether a script can be executed.


Input: [[no]script] [no]logfilenocry [default: off] default: on

Output: Controls how to react, if the log file does not exist. By default this is a reason for an UNKNOWN error. If nologfilenocry is set, the missing log file will be acquiesced.

Controls whether a script can be executed.


Input: [[no]script] [no]case [default: off] default: on

Output: Controls whether regular expressions are case-sensitive

Controls whether a script can be executed.


Input: [[no]script] [no]sticky[=seconds] [default: off] default: off

Output: Controls whether an error is propagated through successive runs of check_logfiles. Once an error was found, the exitcode will be non-zero until an okpattern resets it or until the error expires after seconds. Do not use this option until you know exactly what you do.

Controls whether a script can be executed.


Input: [[no]script] [no]savethresholdcount [default: off] default: on

Output: Controls whether the hit counter will be saved between the runs. If yes, hit numbers are added until a threshold is reached (criticalthreshold). Otherwise the run begins with resetted counters.

Controls whether a script can be executed.


Input: [[no]script] [no]encoding=string [default: off] default: off

Output: The logfile is encoded in Unicode. (e.g. ucs-2)

Controls whether a script can be executed.


Input: [[no]script] [no]maxlength=number [default: off] default: off

Output: Truncates very long lines at the -th character

Controls whether a script can be executed.


Input: [[no]script] [no]winwarncrit [default: off] default: off

Output: Can be used instead of patterns to find all events of type WARNING/ERROR in the Windows-Eventlog

Controls whether a script can be executed.


Input: [[no]script] [no]criticalthreshold=number [default: off] default: off

Output: A number which denotes how many lines have to match a pattern until they are considered a critical error.

Controls whether a script can be executed.


Input: [[no]script] [no]warningthreshold=number [default: off] default: off

Output: A number which denotes how many lines have to match a pattern until they are considered a warning.

Controls whether a script can be executed.


Input: [[no]script] [no]allyoucaneat [default: off] default: off

Output: With this option check_logfiles scans the entire logfile during the initial run (when no seekfile exists)

Controls whether a script can be executed.


Input: [[no]script] [no]eventlogformat [default: off] default: off

Output: This option allows you to rewrite the message text of a Windows event. Normally it only consists of the field Message. You can enrich this string with additional information (EventID, Source,….)Scroll down for details.

Controls whether a script can be executed.


Input: [[no]script] [no]preferredlevel [default: off] default: off

Output: If warningpattern and criticalpattern were chosen in a way that a specific line matches both of them (so the output looks like “1 error, 1 warning”), you can use this option to count only one of them. (e.g. with preferredlevel=critical the output would be “1 error”).

Controls whether a script can be executed.


Input: [[no]script] [no]randominode [default: off] default: off

Output: This is used for a very special case, where the inode of the logfile is constantly changing. (for example because with every appended line the logfile is written entirely new)

Controls whether a script can be executed.


Input: [[no]script] [no]savestate [default: off] default: off

Output: This option forces the creation of a seekfile for searches of type virtual

Controls whether a script can be executed.


Input: [[no]script] [no]capturegroups [default: off] default:off

Output: If a pattern contains round parentheses for grouping, the variables $1, $2, … are stored in the macros CL_CAPTURE_GROUP1, CL_CAPTURE_GROUP2, … The number of these macros (the highest counter of CL_CAPTURE_GROUPx) can be found in CL_CAPTURE_GROUPS. These macros are best used as environment variables in a handler script.

Controls whether a script can be executed.


Input: [mode value] add [existing declaration] no [effect]

Output: add new declaration to schema; process its children in add mode

22 Documentation Elements - The TEI Guidelines


Input: [mode value] add [existing declaration] yes [effect]

Output: raise error

22 Documentation Elements - The TEI Guidelines


Input: [mode value] replace [existing declaration] no [effect]

Output: raise error

22 Documentation Elements - The TEI Guidelines


Input: [mode value] replace [existing declaration] yes [effect]

Output: retain existing declaration; process new children in replace mode; ignore existing children

22 Documentation Elements - The TEI Guidelines


Input: [mode value] change [existing declaration] no [effect]

Output: raise error

22 Documentation Elements - The TEI Guidelines


Input: [mode value] change [existing declaration] yes [effect]

Output: process identifiable children according to their modes; process unidentifiable children in replace mode; retain existing children where no replacement or change is provided

22 Documentation Elements - The TEI Guidelines


Input: [mode value] delete [existing declaration] no [effect]

Output: raise error

22 Documentation Elements - The TEI Guidelines


Input: [mode value] delete [existing declaration] yes [effect]

Output: ignore existing declaration and its children

22 Documentation Elements - The TEI Guidelines


Input: [Explanation] The SPF record designates the host to be allowed to send [Intended action] accept [Result]

Output: Pass


Input: [Explanation] The SPF record has designated the host as NOT being allowed to send [Intended action] reject [Result]

Output: Fail


Input: [Explanation] The SPF record has designated the host as NOT being allowed to send but is in transition [Intended action] accept but mark [Result]

Output: SoftFail


Input: [Explanation] The SPF record specifies explicitly that nothing can be said about validity [Intended action] accept [Result]

Output: Neutral


Input: [Explanation] The domain does not have an SPF record or the SPF record does not evaluate to a result [Intended action] accept [Result]


Input: [Explanation] A permanent error has occured (eg. badly formatted SPF record) [Intended action] unspecified [Result]

Output: PermError


Input: [Explanation] A transient error has occured [Intended action] accept or reject [Result]

Output: TempError


Input: [Number] 7 [Name] Application Layer [Description]

Output: Gives application software access to the OSI environment. This layer contains management functions.


Input: [Number] 6 [Name] Presentation Layer [Description]

Output: Establishes common ground for applications to communicate with the other layers. This layer formats data and provides syntaxes for applications.


Input: [Number] 5 [Name] Session Layer [Description]

Output: Provides a service that controls the communication between applications running on end nodes.


Input: [Number] 4 [Name] Transportation Layer [Description]

Output: Provides a means of communicating between end nodes. Its functions may include sequencing, error detection and optimisation of communication.


Input: [Number] 3 [Name] Network Layer [Description]

Output: Deals with communication of data on a network. Here, network information is gathered, including addresses, routing information, etc.


Input: [Number] 2 [Name] Data Link Layer [Description]

Output: Deals with maintaining and optimising the actual connection to the network. It also performs error checking on the communicated data.


Input: [Number] 1 [Name] Physical Layer [Description]

Output: Deals with the physical connection between nodes in a network. It tends to deal with a bit stream rather than any single pieces on information.


Input: [Method] name(String) [Description] Defines the name of the type. Must be unique across all types. Required. [Applies to] Label and Key [Inspection Method] TitanType.getName() [Default]


Input: [Method] unique(Direction) [Description] Configures the type to be unique in the given direction and acquires locks to ensure consistency [Applies to] Label and Key [Inspection Method] TitanType.isUnique(Direction) [Default]

Output: not unique


Input: [Method] unique(Direction, lock) [Description] Configures the type to be unique in the given direction with the specified consistency guarantee (either LOCK or NO_LOCK). [Applies to] Label and Key [Inspection Method] TitanType.isUnique(Direction) [Default]

Output: not unique


Input: [Method] group(TypeGroup) [Description] Assigns the type to the specified TypeGroup which allows grouping of edges for efficient retrieval. [Applies to] Label and Key [Inspection Method] TitanType.getGroup() [Default]

Output: DEFAULT_GROUP


Input: [Method] directed() [Description] Configures the type for directed edges, i.e. from out-vertex to in-vertex. [Applies to] Label [Inspection Method] TitanLabel.isDirected() [Default]

Output: directed


Input: [Method] unidirected() [Description] Configures the type for unidirected edges, i.e. edges that can only be traversed from out-vertex to in-vertex. Unidirected edges can be stored more efficiently [Applies to] Label [Inspection Method] TitanLabel.isUnidirected() [Default]

Output: directed


Input: [Method] indexed(Element) [Description] Configures the key to be indexed for the given element type using the default index which allows elements of that type to be retrieved using graph.query() [Applies to] Key [Inspection Method] TitanKey.hasIndex() [Default]

Output: not indexed


Input: [Method] indexed(Element,String) [Description] Configures the key to be indexed for the given element type using the specified index (identified by name) which allows elements of that type to be retrieved using graph.query() [Applies to] Key [Inspection Method] TitanKey.hasIndex() [Default]

Output: not indexed


Input: [Method] dataType(Class) [Description] Configures the data type of this key. Property instances for this key will only accept attribute values that are instances of this class. Every property key must have its data type configured. Setting the data type to Object.class allows any type of attribute but comes at the expense of longer serialization because class information is stored with the attribute value. See Graph Configuration for more information on how to define custom attribute data types. [Applies to] Key [Inspection Method] TitanKey.getDataType() [Default]


Input: [Method] primaryKey(TitanType...) [Description] Configures the composite primary key for this type. [Applies to] Label [Inspection Method] – [Default]

Output: empty


Input: [Method] signature(TitanType...) [Description] Configures the signature of this type. [Applies to] Label [Inspection Method] – [Default]

Output: empty


Input: [Method] makeEdgeLabel() [Description] Creates an edge label according to the configuration of this TypeMaker. [Applies to] Label [Inspection Method] – [Default]


Input: [Method] makePropertyKey() [Description] Creates a property key according to the configuration of this TypeMaker. [Applies to] Key [Inspection Method] – [Default]


Input: [Keyword] Map Southern Bound [Default] 90.00S [Description] bottom of map, starting point for latitude graticule [Format]

Output: decimal degrees

Points, Pixels, Grids, and Cells: A Mapping and Gridding Primer. : National Snow & Ice Data Center


Input: [Keyword] Map Northern Bound [Default] 90.00N [Description] top of map [Format]

Output: decimal degrees

Points, Pixels, Grids, and Cells: A Mapping and Gridding Primer. : National Snow & Ice Data Center


Input: [Keyword] Map Western Bound [Default] 180.00W [Description] left side of map, starting point for longitude graticule [Format]

Output: decimal degrees

Points, Pixels, Grids, and Cells: A Mapping and Gridding Primer. : National Snow & Ice Data Center


Input: [Keyword] Map Eastern Bound [Default] 180.00E [Description] right side of map [Format]

Output: decimal degrees

Points, Pixels, Grids, and Cells: A Mapping and Gridding Primer. : National Snow & Ice Data Center


Input: [Keyword] Map Graticule Latitude Interval [Default] 30. [Description] graticule spacing [Format]

Output: decimal degrees

Points, Pixels, Grids, and Cells: A Mapping and Gridding Primer. : National Snow & Ice Data Center


Input: [Keyword] Map Graticule Longitude Interval [Default] 30. [Description] graticule spacing [Format]

Output: decimal degrees

Points, Pixels, Grids, and Cells: A Mapping and Gridding Primer. : National Snow & Ice Data Center


Input: [Keyword] Map Graticule Label Latitude [Default] 0.00N [Description] where to label meridians [Format]

Output: decimal degrees

Points, Pixels, Grids, and Cells: A Mapping and Gridding Primer. : National Snow & Ice Data Center


Input: [Keyword] Map Graticule Label Longitude [Default] 0.00E [Description] where to label parallels [Format]

Output: decimal degrees

Points, Pixels, Grids, and Cells: A Mapping and Gridding Primer. : National Snow & Ice Data Center


Input: [Keyword] Map CIL Detail Level [Default] 1 [Description] level of detail for coastlines, islands, and lakes [Format]

Output: integer

Points, Pixels, Grids, and Cells: A Mapping and Gridding Primer. : National Snow & Ice Data Center