Input: [Status] Updated [Name] TransmissionTimestamp [Used-In] /TransmissionRs [Definition] Indicates the date and time of a transmission. [Schema Type]

Output: attribute


Input: [Status] No Change [Name] Warning [Used-In] /TransmissionRs/Warnings [Definition] Contains the warning metadata fields. [Schema Type]

Output: element


Input: [Status] No Change [Name] Warnings [Used-In] /TransmissionRs [Definition] Container for each Warning item [Schema Type]

Output: element


Input: [Shortcode] [toc] [Attributes] label: text, title of the table of contents no_label: true/false, shows or hides the title wrapping: text, either “left” or “right” heading_levels: numbers, this lets you select the heading levels you want included in the table of contents. Separate multiple levels with a comma. Example: include headings 3, 4 and 5 but exclude the others with heading_levels="3,4,5" exclude: text, enter headings to be excluded. Separate multiple headings with a pipe |. Use an asterisk * as a wildcard to match other text. You could also use regular expressions for more advanced matching. class: text, enter CSS classes to be added to the container. Separate multiple classes with a space. [Description]

Output: Lets you generate the table of contents at the preferred position. Also useful for sites that only require a TOC on a small handful of pages.


Input: [Shortcode] [no_toc] [Description]

Output: Allows you to disable the table of contents for the current post, page, or custom post type.


Input: [Shortcode] [sitemap] [Description]

Output: Produces a listing of all pages and categories for your site. You can use this on any post, page or even in a text widget.


Input: [Shortcode] [sitemap_pages] [Attributes] heading: number between 1 and 6, defines which html heading to use label: text, title of the list no_label: true/false, shows or hides the list heading exclude: IDs of the pages or categories you wish to exclude exclude_tree: ID of the page or category you wish to exclude including its all descendants [Description]

Output: Lets you print out a listing of only pages.


Input: [Shortcode] [sitemap_categories] [Description]

Output: Similar to [sitemap_pages] but for categories.


Input: [Shortcode] [sitemap_posts] [Attributes] order: text, either ASC or DESC orderby: text, popular options include “title”, “date”, “ID”, and “rand”. See WP_Query for a list. separate: true/false (defaults to true), does not separate the lists by first letter when set to false. [Description]

Output: This lets you print out an index of all published posts on your site. By default, posts are listed in alphabetical order grouped by their first letters. There are CSS classes for each section, letter and list allowing you to customise the appearance.


Input: [Field] Unique ID [Description]

Output: A 15-character unique identification number used to track the item through the Panel Review process.


Input: [Field] Title [Description]

Output: The title of the item.


Input: [Field] Description [Description]

Output: A description of the item. Not all items have a description.


Input: [Field] Contributor reference [Description]

Output: The contributor's own reference ID for the item. Not all contributors have assigned IDs to their material, so this field may be empty.


Input: [Field] Start date [Description]

Output: Date the item was created, in yyyy-mm-dd format. If the material spans a range of dates - for instance because it contains more than one document - this field will hold the date that corresponds to the start of that range. For example some disclosed "documents" are actually collections of papers, potentially each with different dates, that were treated as one item when scanned as part of the Panel Review process.


Input: [Field] End date [Description]

Output: If the material spans a range of dates - for instance because it contains more than one document - this field will hold the date that corresponds to the end of the range. Otherwise it will be empty.


Input: [Field] Name(s) of the deceased [Description]

Output: Names of the 96 that are referenced in the disclosed item (or its title or description).


Input: [Field] Person(s) involved [Description]

Output: Names of people frequently mentioned in the Panel's Report that are referenced in the disclosed item.


Input: [Field] Organisation(s) involved [Description]

Output: Names of organisations frequently mentioned in the Panel's Report that are referenced in the disclosed item.


Input: [Field] Contributor [Description]

Output: The department, organisation or individual that supplied the material to the Panel.


Input: [Field] Folder title [Description]

Output: A folder name used to group disclosed items.


Input: [Field] Sub-folder title [Description]

Output: A sub-folder name used to further refine the grouping of disclosed items.


Input: [Field] Original format [Description]

Output: The physical format of the original item, prior to digitisation.


Input: [Field] Format [Description]

Output: The file format in which the item is stored within the Disclosure website.


Input: [Field] Disclosure status [Description]

Output: This field will be empty if the item has been disclosed on the website, otherwise it will contain a summarised reason for non-disclosure (as displayed on the 'catalogue of all material considered for disclosure' page).


Input: [Field] Reason not disclosed on this site [Description]

Output: This field will be empty if the item has been disclosed on the website, otherwise it will contain more information about the reason for non-disclosure (as displayed on the document landing page).


Input: [Field] Duplicate [Description]

Output: Set to 'Yes' for items that have not been disclosed on the website because they are duplicates of other items that are available to view on the site. Otherwise it will be blank.


Input: [Field] Document landing page URL [Description]

Output: The URL for the Disclosure website page that presents both the metadata associated with the item and, where the item is available to view on the site, a link to download the item itself.


Input: [Field] Document URL [Description]

Output: The URL for the disclosed item itself. Blank for items that are not available on this website.


Input: [Field] Copyright [Description]

Output: This information is part of the metadata of the online archive of documents on the Hillsborough Disclosure website and is covered by Crown Copyright. It includes the URL of the disclosed document itself. Ownership of the copyright to disclosed documents varies depending on their source. See website Acknowledgements and Terms of Use for more information.


Input: [Address] 1200:0000:AB00:1234:0000:2552:7777:1313 [Valid] Yes [Comment]

Output: Hex characters are valid in IPv6

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Input: [Address] 1200::AB00:1234::2552:7777:1313 [Valid] No [Comment]

Output: Can only use :: once in an address

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Input: [Address] [2001:db8:0:1]:80 [Valid] Yes [Comment]

Output: Example of IPv6 address specifying a port number

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Input: [Address] http://[2001:db8:0:1]:80 [Valid] Yes [Comment]

Output: Example of URL specifying a port number

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Input: [Address] 21DA:D3:0:2F3B:2AA:FF:FE28:9C5A [Valid] Yes [Comment]

Output: Leading 0’s can be dropped from each quartet

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Input: [Address] 1200:0000:AB00:1234:O000:2552:7777:1313 [Valid] No [Comment]

Output: Invalid character in field of what looks to be all 0’s

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Input: [Description] Specifies the text string that precedes the Eco:Speed result (note: this is a required branding component) [Parameter]

Output: speedString

Eco:Speed™ - Add Eco:Speed to Your Website and Mobile Apps


Input: [Description] Specifies the resource location for the Eco:Speed logo that follows the Eco:Speed result (note: this is a required branding component) [Parameter]

Output: speedLogoSRC

Eco:Speed™ - Add Eco:Speed to Your Website and Mobile Apps


Input: [Description] Specifies the resource location for the Eco:Speed moreInfo web page (note: this is a required branding component) [Parameter]

Output: moreInfoHREF

Eco:Speed™ - Add Eco:Speed to Your Website and Mobile Apps


Input: [Description] Specifies the resource location for the Eco:Speed map markers (note: this is a required branding component when displaying map data) [Parameter]

Output: markerImagePath

Eco:Speed™ - Add Eco:Speed to Your Website and Mobile Apps


Input: [Description] Specifies the text string that precedes the Eco:Speed Energy Savings result (note: this is a required branding component when displaying energy savings data) [Parameter]

Output: energySavingsString

Eco:Speed™ - Add Eco:Speed to Your Website and Mobile Apps


Input: [Description] Specifies the resource location for the Eco:Speed Energy Savings logo that follows the Eco:Speed Energy Savings result (note: this is a required branding component when displaying energy savings data) [Parameter]

Output: energySavingsLogoSRC

Eco:Speed™ - Add Eco:Speed to Your Website and Mobile Apps


Input: [Description] Specifies the copyright text string that accompanies the Eco:Speed result (note: this is a required branding component) [Parameter]

Output: copyrights

Eco:Speed™ - Add Eco:Speed to Your Website and Mobile Apps


Input: [To format…] Normal text paragraphs. [Use this style…]

Output: Body Text

Writing Revisable Manuals > Using the Manual Templates


Input: [To format…] A sentence in a bullet list. [Use this style…]

Output: Bullet

Writing Revisable Manuals > Using the Manual Templates


Input: [To format…] A word or phrase in a bullet list. [Use this style…]

Output: Bullet nsp

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Input: [To format…] The footers in a document. [Use this style…]

Output: Footer

Writing Revisable Manuals > Using the Manual Templates


Input: [To format…] The headers in a document. [Use this style…]

Output: Header

Writing Revisable Manuals > Using the Manual Templates


Input: [To format…] The chapter or section title. [Use this style…]

Output: Heading 1

Writing Revisable Manuals > Using the Manual Templates


Input: [To format…] Major headings within each chapter or section. Try to avoid using more than one or two on each page. [Use this style…]

Output: Heading 2

Writing Revisable Manuals > Using the Manual Templates


Input: [To format…] Third-level headings flush left in the text column. [Use this style…]

Output: Heading 3

Writing Revisable Manuals > Using the Manual Templates


Input: [To format…] Fourth-level headings flush left in the text column. [Use this style…]

Output: Heading 4

Writing Revisable Manuals > Using the Manual Templates


Input: [To format…] A sentence in a numbered list. [Use this style…]

Output: Number

Writing Revisable Manuals > Using the Manual Templates


Input: [To format…] Text placed in the white space column beside the text. [Use this style…]

Output: Sidebar

Writing Revisable Manuals > Using the Manual Templates


Input: [To format…] A table title. [Use this style…]

Output: Table Title

Writing Revisable Manuals > Using the Manual Templates


Input: [To format…] The headings at the top of a table column or beside a table row. [Use this style…]

Output: Table Heading

Writing Revisable Manuals > Using the Manual Templates


Input: [To format…] The text in a table. [Use this style…]

Output: Table Text

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Input: [Fields] result [Description]

Output: success/error

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Input: [Fields] order_id [Description]

Output: UUID of the order being queried

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Input: [Fields] avg_cost [Description]

Output: Average cost of this transaction

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Input: [Fields] total_amount [Description]

Output: Total amount of bitcoin/altcoin bought

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Input: [Fields] total_spent [Description]

Output: Total amount of settlement currency spent

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Input: [Fields] trades [Description]

Output: The trades that involved in this order

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Input: [Fields] trades.amount [Description]

Output: amount of this trade, in a Currency Object format

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Input: [Fields] trades.price [Description]

Output: price of this trade, in a Currency Object format

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Input: [Fields] trades.item [Description]

Output: Traded currency of the trade

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Input: [Fields] trades.currency [Description]

Output: Settlement currency of the trade

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Input: [Fields] trades.date [Description]

Output: Date of the trade happened

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Input: [Fields] trades.primary [Description]

Output: always 'Y'

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Input: [Fields] trades.timestamp [Description]

Output: unix timestamp in millis, note in previous versions of this api this field was called trade_id

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Input: [Fields] trades.trade_id [Description]

Output: uuid of the trade

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Input: [Fields] trades.type [Description]

Output: bid/ask

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Input: [Fields] trades.properties [Description]

Output: limit/market

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Input: [Column Name] From [Description] First day of the leave request. [Required] No [Default value] Today [List of values] – [Type]

Output: Date and Time

Implementing Workflow using InfoPath 2010 and SharePoint designer 2010 | Jamil Haddadin


Input: [Column Name] To [Description] Last day of the leave request. [Required] No [Default value] Today [List of values] – [Type]

Output: Date and Time

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Input: [Column Name] Team Leader [Description] This user will be the first approver [Required] No [Default value] – [List of values] – [Type]

Output: People and Group

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Input: [Column Name] Human Resources [Description] This user will be the second approver [Required] No [Default value] – [List of values] – [Type]

Output: People and Group

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Input: [Column Name] Employee Comments [Description] Reason of the leave request [Required] No [Default value] – [List of values] – [Type]

Output: Multiple lines of text

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Input: [Column Name] Team Leader Comments [Description] Team leader comments [Required] No [Default value] – [List of values] – [Type]

Output: Multiple lines of text

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Input: [Column Name] Human Resources comment [Description] Human resource comments [Required] No [Default value] – [List of values] – [Type]

Output: Multiple lines of text

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Input: [Column Name] Action [Description] This field will be set in the infopath form and will be sent to workflow as an input of the current action ( business process should not change this field at all ) [Required] No [Default value] Clear it [List of values] SE, AT, RT, AH, RH [Type]

Output: Choice

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Input: [Column Name] State [Description] This field will be controlled by Workflow business process and will be used by infopath to determine the current view ( infopath should not change this field at all ) [Required] No [Default value] Clear it [List of values] WT, WH, DN [Type]

Output: Choice

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Input: [Key] b [Action]

Output: move to the previous page


Input: [Key] f [Action]

Output: move to the next page


Input: [Key] t [Action]

Output: create a tag list page and show it. If a tag list page already exists, move the cursor to the page


Input: [Key] S [Action]

Output: create a search list page and show it. If a tag list page already exists, move the cursor to the page


Input: [Key] s [Action]

Output: create a note list from the search query input and show it


Input: [Key] N [Action]

Output: create a notebook list page and show it. If a notebook list page already exists, move the cursor to the page


Input: [Key] o [Action]

Output: same as Enter(\C-m), but it does not move the cursor to the opened note


Input: [Key] n [Action]

Output: move to the next line and open the note on the cursor if in the note list,


Input: [Key] p [Action]

Output: move to the previous line and open the note on the cursor if in the note list,


Input: [Key] d [Action]

Output: delete the current from Evernote Browser


Input: [UID] 1.2.840.10008.5.1.4.1.2.1.1 [Name] Patient Root Query/Retrieve Information Model - FIND [Query Levels] PATIENT STUDY SERIES IMAGE [Comment]

Output: Use it!

Use it if Patient root doesn’t work for you

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Input: [UID] 1.2.840.10008.5.1.4.1.2.1.2 [Name] Patient Root Query/Retrieve Information Model - MOVE [Query Levels] PATIENT STUDY SERIES IMAGE [Comment]

Output: Use it!

Use it if Patient root doesn’t work for you

DICOM is Easy: DICOM Query/Retrieve Part I


Input: [UID] 1.2.840.10008.5.1.4.1.2.2.1 [Name] Study Root Query/Retrieve Information Model - FIND [Query Levels] STUDY SERIES IMAGE [Comment]

Output: Use it if Patient root doesn’t work for you

Use it if Patient root doesn’t work for you

DICOM is Easy: DICOM Query/Retrieve Part I


Input: [UID] 1.2.840.10008.5.1.4.1.2.2.2 [Name] Study Root Query/Retrieve Information Model - MOVE [Query Levels] STUDY SERIES IMAGE [Comment]

Output: Use it if Patient root doesn’t work for you

Use it if Patient root doesn’t work for you

DICOM is Easy: DICOM Query/Retrieve Part I


Input: [UID] 1.2.840.10008.5.1.4.1.2.3.1 [Name] Patient/Study Only Query/Retrieve Information Model - FIND (Retired) [Query Levels] PATIENT STUDY [Comment]

Output: Don’t use

Use it if Patient root doesn’t work for you

DICOM is Easy: DICOM Query/Retrieve Part I


Input: [UID] 1.2.840.10008.5.1.4.1.2.3.2 [Name] Patient/Study Only Query/Retrieve Information Model - MOVE (Retired) [Query Levels] PATIENT STUDY [Comment]

Output: Don’t use

Use it if Patient root doesn’t work for you

DICOM is Easy: DICOM Query/Retrieve Part I


Input: [Key] tabClass [Description] ul navigation class [Default]

Output: nav nav-pills


Input: [Key] nextSelector [Description] next element selector [Default]

Output: .wizard li.next


Input: [Key] previousSelector [Description] previous element selector [Default]

Output: .wizard li.previous


Input: [Key] firstSelector [Description] first element selector [Default]

Output: .wizard li.first


Input: [Key] lastSelector [Description] last element selector [Default]

Output: .wizard li.last


Input: [Key] onInit [Description] Fired when plugin is initialized [Default]


Input: [Key] onShow [Description] Fired when plugin data is shown [Default]


Input: [Key] onNext [Description] Fired when next button is clicked (return false to disable moving to the next step) [Default]


Input: [Key] onPrevious [Description] Fired when previous button is clicked (return false to disable moving to the previous step) [Default]


Input: [Key] onFirst [Description] Fired when first button is clicked (return false to disable moving to the first step) [Default]


Input: [Key] onLast [Description] Fired when last button is clicked (return false to disable moving to the last step) [Default]


Input: [Key] onTabClick [Description] Fired when a tab is clicked (return false to disable moving to that tab and showing it's contents) [Default]


Input: [Key] onTabShow [Description] Fired when a tab content is shown (return false to disable showing that tab content) [Default]


Input: [Directive] workgroup [Expected Setting] workgroup name [Comment]

Output: Maps to the Windows workgroup.


Input: [Directive] realm [Expected Setting] kerberos realm [Comment]

Output: Specifies the Kerberos realm to use.


Input: [Directive] netbios name [Expected Setting] netbios name [Comment]

Output: The NetBIOS name that the Sambe server is known by.


Input: [Directive] netbios aliases [Expected Setting] netbios alias [Comment]

Output: Additional NetBIOS names that nmbd will map to the server.


Input: [Directive] server string [Expected Setting] server description [Comment]

Output: This shows up in browse lists, next to the machine name.


Input: [Directive] interfaces [Expected Setting] eth0 ip/netmask [Comment]

Output: Network interfaces to listen on.


Input: [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %APPDATA% Local returns the location where applications store data by default. [ALLUSERSPROFILE]

Output: APPDATA

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Input: [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %CD% Local returns the current directory string. [ALLUSERSPROFILE]

Output: CD

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Input: [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %CMDCMDLINE% Local returns the exact command line used to start the current cmd.exe. [ALLUSERSPROFILE]

Output: CMDCMDLINE

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Input: [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %CMDEXTVERSION% System returns the version number of the current Command Processor Extensions. [ALLUSERSPROFILE]

Output: CMDEXTVERSION

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Input: [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %COMPUTERNAME% System returns the name of the computer. [ALLUSERSPROFILE]

Output: COMPUTERNAME

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Input: [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %COMSPEC% System returns the exact path to the command shell executable. [ALLUSERSPROFILE]

Output: COMSPEC

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Input: [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %DATE% System returns the current date. This variable uses the same format as the date /t command. Cmd.exe generates this variable. For more information about the date command, see the Date command. [ALLUSERSPROFILE]

Output: DATE

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Input: [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %ERRORLEVEL% System returns the error code of the most recently used command. A non-0 value usually indicates an error. [ALLUSERSPROFILE]

Output: ERRORLEVEL

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

Output: HOMEDRIVE

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Input: [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %HOMEPATH% System returns the full path of the user's home directory. This variable is set based on the value of the home directory. The user's home directory is specified in Local Users and Groups. [ALLUSERSPROFILE]

Output: HOMEPATH

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

Output: HOMESHARE

Environment Variables Windows 2000/XP - Tech Observer: Linux And Open Source


Input: [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %LOGONSERVER% Local returns the name of the domain controller that validated the current logon session. [ALLUSERSPROFILE]

Output: LOGONSERVER

Environment Variables Windows 2000/XP - Tech Observer: Linux And Open Source


Input: [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %NUMBER_OF_PROCESSORS% System specifies the number of processors installed on the computer. [ALLUSERSPROFILE]

Output: NUMBER_OF_PROCESSORS

Environment Variables Windows 2000/XP - Tech Observer: Linux And Open Source


Input: [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %OS% System returns the OS name. Windows XP and Windows 2000 display the OS as Windows_NT. [ALLUSERSPROFILE]

Output: OS

Environment Variables Windows 2000/XP - Tech Observer: Linux And Open Source


Input: [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %PATH% System specifies the search path for executable files. [ALLUSERSPROFILE]

Output: PATH

Environment Variables Windows 2000/XP - Tech Observer: Linux And Open Source


Input: [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %PATHEXT% System returns a list of the file extensions that the OS considers to be executable. [ALLUSERSPROFILE]

Output: PATHEXT

Environment Variables Windows 2000/XP - Tech Observer: Linux And Open Source


Input: [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE% System returns the processor's chip architecture. Values: x86, IA64. [ALLUSERSPROFILE]

Output: PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE

Environment Variables Windows 2000/XP - Tech Observer: Linux And Open Source


Input: [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %PROCESSOR_IDENTIFIER% System returns a description of the processor. [ALLUSERSPROFILE]

Output: PROCESSOR_IDENTIFIER

Environment Variables Windows 2000/XP - Tech Observer: Linux And Open Source


Input: [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %PROCESSOR_LEVEL% System returns the model number of the computer's processor. [ALLUSERSPROFILE]

Output: PROCESSOR_LEVEL

Environment Variables Windows 2000/XP - Tech Observer: Linux And Open Source


Input: [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %PROCESSOR_REVISION% System returns the revision number of the processor. [ALLUSERSPROFILE]

Output: PROCESSOR_REVISION

Environment Variables Windows 2000/XP - Tech Observer: Linux And Open Source


Input: [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %PROGRAMFILES% returns the location of the default install directory for applications. [ALLUSERSPROFILE]

Output: Program Files

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Input: [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %PROMPT% Local returns the command-prompt settings for the current interpreter. Cmd.exe generates this variable. [ALLUSERSPROFILE]

Output: PROMPT

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Input: [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %RANDOM% System returns a random decimal number between 0 and 32767. Cmd.exe generates this variable. [ALLUSERSPROFILE]

Output: RANDOM

Environment Variables Windows 2000/XP - Tech Observer: Linux And Open Source


Input: [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %SYSTEMDRIVE% System returns the drive containing the Windows root directory (i.e., the system root). [ALLUSERSPROFILE]

Output: SYSTEMDRIVE

Environment Variables Windows 2000/XP - Tech Observer: Linux And Open Source


Input: [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %SYSTEMROOT% System returns the location of the Windows root directory. [ALLUSERSPROFILE]

Output: SYSTEMROOT

Environment Variables Windows 2000/XP - Tech Observer: Linux And Open Source


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

Output: TEMP

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

Output: TMP

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Input: [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %TIME% System returns the current time. This variable uses the same format as the time /t command. Cmd.exe generates this variable. For more information about the time command, see the Time command. [ALLUSERSPROFILE]

Output: TIME

Environment Variables Windows 2000/XP - Tech Observer: Linux And Open Source


Input: [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %USERDOMAIN% Local returns the name of the domain that contains the user's account. [ALLUSERSPROFILE]

Output: USERDOMAIN

Environment Variables Windows 2000/XP - Tech Observer: Linux And Open Source


Input: [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %USERNAME% Local returns the name of the user currently logged on. [ALLUSERSPROFILE]

Output: USERNAME

Environment Variables Windows 2000/XP - Tech Observer: Linux And Open Source


Input: [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %USERPROFILE% Local returns the location of the profile for the current user. [ALLUSERSPROFILE]

Output: USERPROFILE

Environment Variables Windows 2000/XP - Tech Observer: Linux And Open Source


Input: [%ALLUSERSPROFILE%] %WINDIR% System returns the location of the OS directory [ALLUSERSPROFILE]

Output: WINDIR

Environment Variables Windows 2000/XP - Tech Observer: Linux And Open Source


Input: [Service] Object life cycle [Description]

Output: defines how CORBA objects are created, removed, moved, and copied


Input: [Service] Naming [Description]

Output: defines how CORBA objects can have friendly symbolic names


Input: [Service] Events [Description]

Output: decouples the communication between distributed objects


Input: [Service] Relationships [Description]

Output: provides arbitrary typed n-ary relationships between CORBA objects


Input: [Service] Externalization [Description]

Output: coordinates the transformation of CORBA objects to and from external media


Input: [Service] Transactions [Description]

Output: coordinates atomic access to CORBA objects


Input: [Service] Concurrency Control [Description]

Output: provides a locking service for CORBA objects in order to ensure serializable access


Input: [Service] Property [Description]

Output: supports the association of name-value pairs with CORBA objects


Input: [Service] Trader [Description]

Output: supports the finding of CORBA objects based on properties describing the service offered by the object


Input: [Service] Query [Description]

Output: supports queries on objects


Input: [Variable Number] 1 [Variable Name] state [Variable Description]

Output: State where incident occurred

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Input: [Variable Number] 2 [Variable Name] incdate [Variable Description]

Output: Date of incident

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Input: [Variable Number] 3 [Variable Name] oage [Variable Description]

Output: Offender’s age

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Input: [Variable Number] 4 [Variable Name] osex [Variable Description]

Output: Offender’s sex

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Input: [Variable Number] 5 [Variable Name] orace [Variable Description]

Output: Offender’s race

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Input: [Variable Number] 6 [Variable Name] ucr1 [Variable Description]

Output: UCR offense code – first offense in incident

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Input: [Variable Number] 7 [Variable Name] ucr2 [Variable Description]

Output: UCR offense code – second offense in incident

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Input: [Variable Number] 8 [Variable Name] ucr3 [Variable Description]

Output: UCR offense code – third offense in incident

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Input: [Variable Number] 9 [Variable Name] incident [Variable Description]

Output: Agency ori (unique identifier) and incident number

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Input: [Variable Number] 10 [Variable Name] nooffend [Variable Description]

Output: Number of offenders in the incident

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Input: [Variable Number] 11 [Variable Name] vage [Variable Description]

Output: Age of youngest offender in incident

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Input: [Variable Number] 12 [Variable Name] numvicti [Variable Description]

Output: Number of victims in incident

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Input: [Variable Number] 13 [Variable Name] typevict [Variable Description]

Output: Category of incident based on age of youngest victim in incident

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Input: [Variable Number] 14 [Variable Name] oageinci [Variable Description]

Output: Age of youngest offenders in the incident

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Input: [Variable Number] 15 [Variable Name] numoffen [Variable Description]

Output: Number of offenders in the incident

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Input: [Variable Number] 16 [Variable Name] typeoff [Variable Description]

Output: Category of incident based on age of youngest offender in incident

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Input: [Variable Number] 17 [Variable Name] agenum [Variable Description]

Output: Category of incident based on age group and number of offenders in incident

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Input: [Variable Number] 18 [Variable Name] vagenum [Variable Description]

Output: Category of incident based on age group and number of victims in incident

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Input: [Variable Number] 19 [Variable Name] reportin [Variable Description]

Output: Report date indicator – whether “incdate” (variable 2) reflects occurrence or report data

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Input: [Variable Number] 20 [Variable Name] time [Variable Description]

Output: Time of incident

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Input: [Variable Number] 21 [Variable Name] using [Variable Description]

Output: Offender suspected of using… (alcohol, drugs, computers, etc.)

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Input: [Variable Number] 22 [Variable Name] location [Variable Description]

Output: Location of incident

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Input: [Variable Number] 23 [Variable Name] weapon [Variable Description]

Output: Weapon/force used by offender

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Input: [Variable Number] 24 [Variable Name] bias [Variable Description]

Output: Bias motivation

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Input: [Variable Number] 25 [Variable Name] victype [Variable Description]

Output: Type of victim – e.g., individual person, business, school, etc.

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Input: [Variable Number] 26 [Variable Name] vicrace [Variable Description]

Output: Race of the first victim in the incident

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Input: [Variable Number] 27 [Variable Name] vicsex [Variable Description]

Output: Sex of first victim in the incident

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Input: [Variable Number] 28 [Variable Name] vicage [Variable Description]

Output: Age of the first victim in the incident

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Input: [Variable Number] 29 [Variable Name] vicinjur [Variable Description]

Output: Injury to the first victim in the incident

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Input: [Variable Number] 30 [Variable Name] vorel [Variable Description]

Output: Relationship of victim to offender

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Input: [Variable Number] 31 [Variable Name] arrdate [Variable Description]

Output: Date of arrest

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Input: [Variable Number] 32 [Variable Name] aage [Variable Description]

Output: Age of the first arrestee in the incident

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Input: [Variable Number] 33 [Variable Name] asex [Variable Description]

Output: Sex of the first arrestee in the incident

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Input: [Variable Number] 34 [Variable Name] arace [Variable Description]

Output: Race of the first arrestee in the incident

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Input: [Variable Number] 35 [Variable Name] aresiden [Variable Description]

Output: Resident status of first arrestee in the incident

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Input: [Variable Number] 36 [Variable Name] n_arrest [Variable Description]

Output: Number of individuals arrested in the incident

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Input: [Variable Number] 37 [Variable Name] biastype [Variable Description]

Output: General bias category of incident

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Input: [To do this...] Create a text file.

Output: Writing Text to a File


Input: [To do this...] Write to a text file.

Output: Writing Text to a File


Input: [To do this...] Read from a text file.

Output: Reading Text from a File


Input: [To do this...] Copy a directory.

Output: Directory


Input: [To do this...] Delete a directory.

Output: Delete Delete


Input: [To do this...] See the subdirectories of a directory.

Output: GetDirectories GetDirectories


Input: [To do this...] Find the size of a directory.

Output: Directory


Input: [Description] Account Element [Type]

Output: Account

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Input: [Description] Number with 4 decimals [Type]

Output: Amount

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Input: [Description] Resource Assignment [Type]

Output: Assignment

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Input: [Description] Binary Data [Type]

Output: Binary

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Input: [Description] Command Button - starts a process [Type]

Output: Button

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Input: [Description] Color element [Type]

Output: Color

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Input: [Description] Costs + Prices (minimum currency precision, but if exists more) [Type]

Output: Costs+Prices

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Input: [Description] Date mm/dd/yyyy [Type]

Output: Date

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Input: [Description] Date with time [Type]

Output: Date+Time

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Input: [Description] Local File [Type]

Output: FileName

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Input: [Description] Local File Path [Type]

Output: FilePath

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Input: [Description] 10 Digit Identifier [Type]

Output: ID

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Input: [Description] Binary Image Data [Type]

Output: Image

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Input: [Description] 10 Digit numeric [Type]

Output: Integer

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Input: [Description] Reference List [Type]

Output: List

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Input: [Description] Location/Address [Type]

Output: Location (Address)

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Input: [Description] Warehouse Locator Data type [Type]

Output: Locator (WH)

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Input: [Description] Large Text Editor - Character String up to 2000 characters [Type]

Output: Memo

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Input: [Description] Float Number [Type]

Output: Number

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Input: [Type]

Output: Printer Name

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Input: [Description] Product Attribute [Type]

Output: Product Attribute

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Input: [Description] Quantity data type [Type]

Output: Quantity

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Input: [Description] Row ID Data Type [Type]

Output: RowID

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Input: [Description] Search List [Type]

Output: Search

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Input: [Description] Character String [Type]

Output: String

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Input: [Description] Table List (Use Key and Display) [Type]

Output: Table

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Input: [Description] Direct Table Access NOTE: Table name is taken from the column name except the _ID suffix – CASE SENSITIVE (Use Key and Identifier) [Type]

Output: Table Direct

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Input: [Description] Character String up to 2000 characters [Type]

Output: Text

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Input: [Description] Text (Long) - Text > 2000 characters [Type]

Output: Text Long

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Input: [Description] Time [Type]

Output: Time

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Input: [Description] URL [Type]

Output: URL

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Input: [Description] CheckBox [Type]

Output: Yes-No

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Input: [Code] 200 [Description] Returned by a successful GET, PUT, or DELETE. [Status]

Output: SUCCESS


Input: [Code] 201 [Description] Returned by a successful POST. Indicates that a new entity has been added to the platform. [Status]

Output: CREATE_SUCCEEDED


Input: [Code] 400 [Description] Invalid argument, or other error as indicated by accompanying platform message. [Status]

Output: BAD_REQUEST


Input: [Code] 404 [Description] The specified resource does not exist, or the server could not be reached. [Status]

Output: BAD_URL


Input: [Code] 405 [Description] The requested resource does not respond to the specified method, or to the content type of the request. This message is returned when: The wrong method type was specified. (Typically, GET instead of POST, or vice versa.) The wrong URL was specified. (The URL exists, but it's not one that responds to the specified method.) The wrong content-type was specified. (The URL exists, and the method is valid, but there is no variant of the resource that processes the specified content type.) (Check your spelling, and double-check the API description.) [Status]

Output: METHOD_NOT_ALLOWED


Input: [Code] 415 [Description] Content-Type has not been specified in the request header. Depending on data format, it should either be application/xml or application/json. [Status]

Output: UNSUPPORTED_MEDIA_TYPE


Input: [Key] id [Value] Index of the devices list [Type]

Output: integer


Input: [Key] zone [Value] Zone the device resides in [Type]

Output: integer


Input: [Key] weight [Value] The relative weight of the device to the other devices in the ring [Type]

Output: float


Input: [Key] ip [Value] IP address of server containing the device [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Key] port [Value] TCP port the server uses to serve requests for the device [Type]

Output: integer


Input: [Key] device [Value] Disk name of the device in the host system, e.g. sda1. It is used to identify disk mount point under /srv/node on the host system [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Key] meta [Value] General-use field for storing arbitrary information about the device. Not used by servers directly [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Tag Name] bHillsMakesValid [Description]

Output: If true, the improvement always can be built on a hill, regardless of anything else. (0 = false, 1 = true)

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Input: [Tag Name] bFreshWaterMakesValid [Description]

Output: If true, the improvement always can be built next to a river or a lake.

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Input: [Tag Name] bRiverSideMakesValid [Description]

Output: If true, the improvement always can be built next to a river.

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Input: [Tag Name] bRequiresIrrigation [Description]

Output: if true, the improvement needs an irrigated tile next to it before it can be built.

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Input: [Tag Name] bCarriesIrrigation [Description]

Output: If true, the improvement will count as irrigated so you can irrigate tiles next to it.

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Input: [Tag Name] bRequiresFeature [Description]

Output: If true, the improvement needs the specified feature existing or it will be removed.

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Input: [Tag Name] bWater [Description]

Output: If true, the improvement needs water to be built on.

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Input: [Tag Name] bGoody [Description]

Output: if true, the improvement acts as a goody hut.

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Input: [Tag Name] bPermanent [Description]

Output: If true, the improvement cannot be destroyed.

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Input: [Tag Name] bGraphicalOnly [Description]

Output: If true, the improvement is simply a graphic added to the map. Used for the land/water worked improvements.

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Input: [Tag Name] bUseLSystem [Description]

Output: Uses the L system,a art file,and is always 1.

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Input: [Settings] Timeout Period settings, Certificates, and Server Port settings (always 10799). [Tab]

Output: Connection


Input: [Settings] To enable a SOCKS5 or HTTP proxy server for the Administrator, configure its hostname, port, username and password here. [Tab]

Output: Proxy


Input: [Settings] Options for showing the Login Dialog and Transfer Dialog as well as automatic Criteria assignment when new Ad Copies are imported. [Tab]

Output: Defaults


Input: [Settings] Various preferences for Campaign settings and Wizard options. [Tab]

Output: Campaigns & Events


Input: [Settings] Local Ad Copy cache size, in memory resource cache size and ability to clear the local database cache on the next login. [Tab]

Output: Cache


Input: [Settings] Advanced Order Wizard Options. [Tab]

Output: Orders


Input: [Control Name] Button [Function] Executes a macro [Description]

Output: Push Button

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Input: [Control Name] Check Box [Function] Multiple On/Off options [Description]

Output: Allow selection of non-exclusive options

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Input: [Control Name] Combo Box [Function] Select items from a Drop down list [Description]

Output: Drop Down selection Box

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Input: [Control Name] Group Box [Function] Nil [Description]

Output: Layout element which groups common elements

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Input: [Control Name] Label [Function] Can be static or linked to a cell [Description]

Output: A Text label

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Input: [Control Name] List Box [Function] Select items from a list [Description]

Output: Fixed selection box

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Input: [Control Name] Option Button [Function] Exclusive Single On/Off option [Description]

Output: Allow selection of exclusive options

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Input: [Control Name] Scroll bar [Function] Increases or decreases a value by a fixed amount. Can be linked to a cell. [Description]

Output: Allow Horizontal or Vertical scrolling

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Input: [Control Name] Spin Button [Function] Increases or decreases a value in steps by a fixed amount. Can be linked to a cell. [Description]

Output: Increment/decrement a value by a fixed amount

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Input: [description] The run id. Unique identifier. [field name]

Output: rid


Input: [description] Runs can be hierarchical, this field points to the rid of the parent run. [field name]

Output: parent


Input: [description] The setup of this run: the plan of what should happen to the input data. [field name]

Output: setup


Input: [description] The experiment, if any, for which this run is executed. [field name]

Output: experiment


Input: [description] The machine (or cluster) on which this machine is executed. [field name]

Output: machine


Input: [description] Runs can be automatically started by a run engine. The runner is the specific engine used. [field name]

Output: runner


Input: [description] The start time of the run. [field name]

Output: start_time


Input: [description] The status of the run. This is used for runs planned by the system. E.g. 'OK', 'in queue', 'error'. [field name]

Output: status


Input: [description] The error message, if any, generated while executing the run. [field name]

Output: error


Input: [description] The priority of the run. This is used for runs planned by the system. [field name]

Output: priority


Input: [Identifier] imageUrl [Range / Default Value] URL [Description]

Output: The current image's URL. Setting a new value to this variable forces a load of a new panorama. The URL must point to a (possibly scrambled) GIF or JPG file.

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Input: [Identifier] initAutorot [Range / Default Value] -N ... 0 ... +N [Description]

Output: Number of seconds needed for a full circumscription of the panorama. A negative number specifies reverse direction. Setting this variable to a non-zero value enables auto-rotation at the specified speed. Default is ON, with such an "auto-tour" reaching its starting point after 60 seconds again and continuing indefinitely. Note that this is a machine independent parameter i.e., the number of frames displayed during a circumscription depends on the speed of the machine: But after the specified N seconds all machines will display the same view again.

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Input: [Identifier] initRenderQuality [Range / Default Value] simple, bilinear [Description]

Output: The rendering quality which can be either bilinear (default) or simple. The simple quality, which selects the "next neighbor" pixels, is much faster than bilinear rendering. However, pixel borders are clearly visible.

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Input: [Identifier] initRenderPanMode [Range / Default Value] full, incremental [Description]

Output: The rendering mode when interactively panning through a panorama. Incremental pan mode (default setting) means that the view is rendered in consequtively smaller blocks until a time limit is reached. This enables fast panning even on slow machines, at the price of reduced resolution. In full rendering mode each pixel is rendered before a next view is computed.

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Input: [Identifier] overlayUrl [Range / Default Value] URL [Description]

Output: URL of a (possibly scrambled) transparent GIF image. This image enables arbitrary contours being overlayed to the panorama view. The overlay image is center aligned. Set this variable to the empty string in order to disable the overlay.

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Input: [Identifier] splashUrl [Range / Default Value] URL [Description]

Output: URL of a (possibly scrambled) GIF or JPEG image which will be displayed during the loading of the panorama image. This value can only be set via the applet's parameter list and is used during applet initialization time only, center alignment.

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Input: [Identifier] splashBgcolor [Range / Default Value] 000000 ... ffffff [Description]

Output: RGB value in hexadecimal notation of the applet's background color during the loading of the panorama image. The background color is only visible if a splash image is specified that is smaller than the applet's size.

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Input: [Identifier] viewCaption [Range / Default Value] String [Description]

Output: A string that is displayed in the status bar of the browser each time the mouse enters the applet window.

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Input: [Identifier] viewHfov [Range / Default Value] 1.0 ... 179.9 [Description]

Output: Horizontal-field-of-view value, in degrees. New values are subject to the limits defined in the viewLimitHfovMin/max variables and other constraints (e.g., pan limits or VFOV limits imposed by a cylindrical panorama) and will be automatically adjusted.

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Input: [Identifier] viewPan [Range / Default Value] -180.0 ... +180.0 [Description]

Output: Pan (yaw) position of the current view, in degrees. Pan values refer to the horizontal axis. Note that JsphereLite uses the mathematical coordinate system where pan values increase counter-clock wise. The same coordinate system is also used in Apple's Quicktime environment. New values are subject to the limits defined in the view.limit.pan.min/max variables and will be automatically adjusted.

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Input: [Identifier] viewTilt [Range / Default Value] -90.0 ... +90.0 [Description]

Output: Tilt (pitch) position of the current view, in degrees. Tilt values refer to the vertical axis, zenith is +90 degrees, nadir is -90 degrees. New values are subject to the limits defined in the view.limit.pan.min/max variables and will be automatically adjusted.

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Input: [Identifier] viewLimitHfovMin viewLimitHfovMax [Range / Default Value] 1.0 ... 179.9 [Description]

Output: Zoom limits, expressed for the horizontal-field-of-view, in degrees.

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Input: [Identifier] viewLimitPanMin viewLimitPanMax [Range / Default Value] -180.0 ... +180.0 [Description]

Output: Border values of the allowed panning area, in degrees. Setting both limits to the same value effectively disables pan limits. The pan region can wrap around the +180/-180 degree position. Thus, it is perfectly valid to specify the following min/max pan limits: +160.0 / -160 which defines a 40 degree pan region. Pan regions affect the way autorotation behaves: once one of the borders has been reached, the JsphereLite applet automatically reverses the sign of the init.autorot variable. The autorot tour then continues in the other direction, continuously sweeping the region from left to right and back.

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Input: [Identifier] viewLimitTiltmin viewLimitTiltMax [Range / Default Value] -90.0 ... +90.0 [Description]

Output: Border values of the allowed tilting area, in degrees. Setting both limits to the same value effectively disables tilt limits. Note that cylindrical panoramas implicitely define tilt limits that can not be overriden. Special rules apply for equitectangular panoramas. With tilt limits disabled (e.g., both variables set to 0.0), the view center is restricted to the -90...90 tilt range. With differing min/max values for tilt, these limits apply the view border, instead.

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Input: [Identifier] Width [Range / Default Value] int [Description]

Output: Width of panorama in pixels.

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Input: [Identifier] Height [Range / Default Value] int [Description]

Output: Height of panorama in pixels

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Input: [Identifier] Message [Range / Default Value] String [Description]

Output: Message to show under panorama.

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Input: [Command line] -log [Results] Defines the name of a log file to be produced as the client operates. The amount of information logged is controlled by the debug resource. [X Resource]

Output: log

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Input: [Command line] -name [Results] The player name you wish to use; this is copied into the Connect Window for you. [X Resource]

Output: name

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Input: [Command line] -server [Results] The Internet address (e.g., 11.22.33.44) or name (e.g., myhost.mynet.net) at which the Freeciv server is to be found; this is copied into the Connect Window. [X Resource]

Output: server

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Input: [Command line] -port [Results] The port number on the server system at which the Freeciv server is to be found; this is copied into the Connect Window. [X Resource]

Output: port

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Input: [Command line] -debug [Results] Sets the level of debugging information logged, a number from 0 to 2. Zero logs fatal errors; 1 additionally logs warning errors; 2 additionally logs normal debugging messages. [X Resource]

Output: debug

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Input: [Results] Provides the directory name of an alternate tileset to be used for graphics. This should be a name relative to the base of the Freeciv data area, by default /usr/local/share/freeciv. [X Resource]

Output: tileset

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Input: [Description] Load a file from URL [Default Value] none [Other Values] insert URL [Name]

Output: filename


Input: [Description] Enable the popup menu [Default Value] on [Other Values] off [Name]

Output: popMenu


Input: [Description] Enable the message panel [Default Value] off [Other Values] on [Name]

Output: messagePanel


Input: [Description] Draw applet border [Default Value] off [Other Values] on [Name]

Output: border


Input: [Description] Enable text representation popup menu items [Default Value] off [Other Values] on [Name]

Output: textRepresentationPopup


Input: [Description] Set the auto step speed [Default Value] fast [Other Values] slow, medium, veryFast [Name]

Output: speed


Input: [Description] Show the color key panel [Default Value] off [Other Values] on [Name]

Output: showColorKey


Input: [Description] Enable input normalization [Default Value] off [Other Values] on [Name]

Output: normalizeInputs


Input: [Description] Set the number of steps for the "Step X" button [Default Value] 50 [Other Values] number of steps [Name]

Output: iterations


Input: [Description] Show Parameter values [Default Value] on [Other Values] off [Name]

Output: showParameters


Input: [Description] Enable the "Calculate Output" button [Default Value] off [Other Values] on [Name]

Output: calculateOutputButton


Input: [Description] Enable the "Calculate Output" popup menu item [Default Value] off [Other Values] on [Name]

Output: calculateOutputPopup


Input: [Description] Enable the "Initialize Parameters" button [Default Value] off [Other Values] on [Name]

Output: initializeParametersButton


Input: [Description] Enable the "Initialize Parameters" popup menu item [Default Value] off [Other Values] on [Name]

Output: initializeParametersPopup


Input: [Description] Enable the "Learning Options" popup menu item [Default Value] off [Other Values] on [Name]

Output: learningOptionsPopup


Input: [Description] Enable the "Parameter Initialization Options" popup menu item [Default Value] off [Other Values] on [Name]

Output: parameterInitializationOptionsPopup


Input: [Description] Enable the "Show Plot" button [Default Value] off [Other Values] on [Name]

Output: showPlotButton


Input: [Description] Enable the "Show Plot" popup menu item [Default Value] off [Other Values] on [Name]

Output: showPlotPopup


Input: [Description] Enable the "Step" button [Default Value] off [Other Values] on [Name]

Output: stepButton


Input: [Description] Enable the "Step" popup menu item [Default Value] off [Other Values] on [Name]

Output: stepPopup


Input: [Description] Enable the "Step to Target Error" button [Default Value] off [Other Values] on [Name]

Output: stepToTargetErrorButton


Input: [Description] Enable the "Step to Target Error" popup menu item [Default Value] off [Other Values] on [Name]

Output: stepToTargetErrorPopup


Input: [Description] Enable the "Step X" button [Default Value] off [Other Values] on [Name]

Output: stepXButton


Input: [Description] Enable the "Step X" popup menu item [Default Value] off [Other Values] on [Name]

Output: stepXPopup


Input: [Description] Enable the "Stop" button [Default Value] off [Other Values] on [Name]

Output: stopButton


Input: [Description] Enable the "Stopping Conditions" popup menu item [Default Value] off [Other Values] on [Name]

Output: stoppingConditionsPopup


Input: [Description] Enable the "Stop" popup menu item [Default Value] off [Other Values] on [Name]

Output: stopPopup


Input: [Description] Enable the "Summary Statistics" button [Default Value] off [Other Values] on [Name]

Output: summaryStatisticsButton


Input: [Description] Enable the "Summary Statistics" popup menu item [Default Value] off [Other Values] on [Name]

Output: summaryStatisticsPopup


Input: [Description] Enable the "View/Edit Examples" button [Default Value] off [Other Values] on [Name]

Output: viewEditExamplesButton


Input: [Description] Enable the "View/Edit Examples" popup menu item [Default Value] off [Other Values] on [Name]

Output: viewEditExamplesPopup


Input: [Description] Automatically autoscale when first loading a problem [Default Value] on [Other Values] off [Name]

Output: autoscale


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] CTRL + I [Function]

Output: Import Audio


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] CTRL + N [Function]

Output: New Project


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] CTRL + O [Function]

Output: Open Project


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] CTRL + S [Function]

Output: Save Project


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] CTRL + W [Function]

Output: Close Project


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] CTRL + P (CMD + ,) [Function]

Output: Audacity Preferences


Input: [Name] System.FileName [Data type] String [Description]

Output: File name


Input: [Name] System.ItemName [Data type] String [Description]

Output: Item name For file items (includes file folders) the same as System.FileName


Input: [Name] System.ItemType [Data type] String [Description]

Output: For a file item the value is the same as System.FileExtension. For a file folder the value is "Directory"


Input: [Name] System.Size [Data type] Integer [Description]

Output: Size Empty for file folders


Input: [Name] System.DateModified [Data type] DateTime [Description]

Output: Last modified date


Input: [Name] System.DateCreated [Data type] DateTime [Description]

Output: Creation date Not always available


Input: [Name] System.FileExtension [Data type] String [Description]

Output: File extension Empty for file folders


Input: [Name] System.ItemPathDisplay [Data type] String [Description]

Output: The display path to the item.


Input: [Name] System.ItemFolderPathDisplay [Data type] String [Description]

Output: The display path of an item's parent folder.


Input: [Name] SmartSoft.Unix.FileType [Data type] Enum: RegularFile Directory SymbolicLink Special Unknown Socket CharacterDevice BlockDevice FIFO [Description]

Output: Unix file type Only available for FTP and SFTP remote items. Prefer System.ItemType instead.


Input: [Name] delete_by_date_i [Type] Procedure [Description]

Output: This routine is used as a concurrent program. Nobody besides the concurrent manager should call it.

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Input: [Name] delete_by_user [Type] Function [Description]

Output: Delete all log messages for a particular user

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Input: [Name] delete_by_session [Type] Function [Description]

Output: Delete all log messages for a particular session

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Input: [Name] delete_by_user_session [Type] Function [Description]

Output: Delete all log messages for that match both user and session

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Input: [Name] delete_by_module [Type] Function [Description]

Output: Delete all log messages that are “like” module

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Input: [Name] delete_by_date_range [Type] Function [Description]

Output: Delete all messages between the specified dates. passing null means unlimited; null for both deletes all rows.

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Input: [Name] delete_by_max_level [Type] Function [Description]

Output: Deletes messages at level and all levels below.

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Input: [Name] delete_all [Type] Function [Description]

Output: Delete all messages

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Input: [Name] delete_by_sequence [Type] Function [Description]

Output: Delete all log messages based on sequenceid

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Input: [NN4.0+] alwaysLowered [Value] boolean [Description]

Output: Creates a new window that floats below other windows, whether it is active or not.


Input: [NN4.0+] alwaysRaised [Value] boolean [Description]

Output: Creates a new window that floats on top of other windows, whether it is active or not.


Input: [NN4.0+] dependent [Value] boolean [Description]

Output: Creates a new window as a child of the current window, i.e., it closes when its parent window closes.


Input: [NN4.0+] hotkeys [Value] boolean [Description]

Output: Enables or disables most hotkeys in new window that has no menu bar.


Input: [NN4.0+] innerHeight [Value] numeric [Description]

Output: Specifies the height, in pixels, of the window's content area. Replaces height.


Input: [NN4.0+] innerWidth [Value] numeric [Description]

Output: Specifies the width, in pixels, of the window's content area. Replaces width.


Input: [NN4.0+] outerHeight [Value] numeric [Description]

Output: Specifies the vertical dimension, in pixels, of the outside boundary of the window.


Input: [NN4.0+] screenX [Value] numeric [Description]

Output: Specifies the distance the new window is placed from the left side of the screen.


Input: [NN4.0+] screenY [Value] numeric [Description]

Output: Specifies the distance the new window is placed from the top of the screen.


Input: [NN4.0+] titlebar [Value] boolean [Description]

Output: Controls whether the windows has a title bar.


Input: [NN4.0+] z-lock [Value] boolean [Description]

Output: Controls whether a window rises above other windows when activated.


Input: [NN4.0+] MSIE4.0+ [Value] Value [Description]

Output: Description


Input: [NN4.0+] fullscreen [Value] boolean [Description]

Output: Specifies whether to display the browser in a full-screen or normal window.


Input: [NN4.0+] channelmode [Value] boolean [Description]

Output: Specifies whether to display the window in theater mode and show the channel band.


Input: [Cisco Command] enable [Requirement]

Output: Enter privileged mode


Input: [Cisco Command] disable [Requirement]

Output: Return to user mode from privileged


Input: [Cisco Command] Logout or exit or quit [Requirement]

Output: Exit Router


Input: [Cisco Command] up arrow or [Requirement]

Output: Recall last command


Input: [Cisco Command] down arrow or [Requirement]

Output: Recall next command


Input: [Cisco Command] and and 6 then x [Requirement]

Output: Suspend or abort


Input: [Requirement]

Output: Refresh screen output


Input: [Cisco Command] TAB [Requirement]

Output: Compleat Command


Input: [Description] A unique name that is used as a CSS class to style your posts container [Option]

Output: name


Input: [Values] post, page [Default Value] post [Description] The post type to display [Option]

Output: content


Input: [Description] The post category slugs to display [Option]

Output: cats


Input: [Description] Enter the IDs of posts, any posts with matching posts tags will be displayed (not required when used within posts/pages) [Option]

Output: id


Input: [Description] The post category IDs [Option]

Output: cats


Input: [Values] true, false [Default Value] true [Description] Choose whether to display the featured images [Option]

Output: images


Input: [Default Value] 139 [Description] The featured image width [Option]

Output: image_width


Input: [Default Value] 120 [Description] The featured image height [Option]

Output: image_height


Input: [Values] true, false [Default Value] false [Description] Choose whether to wrap text around your featured images [Option]

Output: image_wrap


Input: [Values] true, false [Default Value] true [Description] Choose whether to hard crop the images [Option]

Output: hard_crop


Input: [Default Value] 3 [Description] The number of post columns [Option]

Output: cols


Input: [Default Value] 3 [Description] The number of posts per page [Option]

Output: per_page


Input: [Values] both, title, image, none [Default Value] both [Description] Choose which part of your posts link to your URL [Option]

Output: link


Input: [Values] date, title, rand [Default Value] rand [Description] Choose the order criteria for your posts [Option]

Output: orderby


Input: [Values] desc, asc [Default Value] asc [Description] Choose how to order your posts [Option]

Output: order


Input: [Default Value] 0 [Description] Choose how any posts to offset by [Option]

Output: offset


Input: [Values] excerpt, full [Default Value] excerpt [Description] Choose whether to display the full content or an excerpt [Option]

Output: content_display


Input: [Default Value] 0 [Description] The number of text characters in your excerpts [Option]

Output: excerpt_length


Input: [Values] true, false [Default Value] true [Description] Choose whether to display your post titles [Option]

Output: title


Input: [Default Value] 12 [Description] The size of the title font (px) [Option]

Output: title_size


Input: [Description] The font family of the title font (e.g. title_font=”Helvetica”) [Option]

Output: title_font


Input: [Values] true, false [Default Value] false [Description] Choose whether to display the post meta data [Option]

Output: meta


Input: [Values] true, false [Default Value] false [Description] Choose whether to display the post author [Option]

Output: meta_author


Input: [Values] true, false [Default Value] false [Description] Choose whether to display the post date [Option]

Output: meta_date


Input: [Values] true, false [Default Value] false [Description] Choose whether to display the post categories [Option]

Output: meta_cats


Input: [Values] true, false [Default Value] false [Description] Choose whether to display the post comment number [Option]

Output: meta_comments


Input: [Values] true, false [Default Value] false [Description] Choose whether to display the post tags [Option]

Output: meta_tags


Input: [Values] true, false [Default Value] false [Description] Choose whether to display the Read More link [Option]

Output: read_more


Input: [Values] true, false [Default Value] false [Description] Choose whether to display page numbers [Option]

Output: pagination


Input: [Values] true, false [Default Value] false [Description] Choose whether to preload your posts [Option]

Output: preload


Input: [Values] spacing-normal, spacing-small [Default Value] spacing-normal [Description] Choose whether the spacing for posts is normal or small [Option]

Output: spacing


Input: [Catalog Name] pg_database [Description]

Output: databases

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Input: [Catalog Name] pg_class [Description]

Output: tables

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Input: [Catalog Name] pg_attribute [Description]

Output: table columns

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Input: [Catalog Name] pg_index [Description]

Output: indexes

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Input: [Catalog Name] pg_proc [Description]

Output: procedures/functions

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Input: [Catalog Name] pg_type [Description]

Output: data types (both base and complex)

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Input: [Catalog Name] pg_operator [Description]

Output: operators

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Input: [Catalog Name] pg_aggregate [Description]

Output: aggregate functions

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Input: [Catalog Name] pg_am [Description]

Output: access methods

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Input: [Catalog Name] pg_amop [Description]

Output: access method operators

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Input: [Catalog Name] pg_amproc [Description]

Output: access method support functions

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Input: [Catalog Name] pg_opclass [Description]

Output: access method operator classes

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Input: [Code] mtpsContentIdentifierNotFound [Description]

Output: The specified content identifier did not correspond to any content items in MTPS.


Input: [Code] mtpsRootAbsent [Description]

Output: The root element was missing from the request.


Input: [Code] mtpsTargetAbsent [Description]

Output: The target element was missing from the request.


Input: [Code] mtpsRequestAbsent [Description]

Output: The soap:Body element did not contain a request of the appropriate type.


Input: [Code] mtpsContentIdNull [Description]

Output: The contentId element was missing or empty in either the root or the target..


Input: [Code] mtpsContentIdInvalidFormat [Description]

Output: The contentId element was in an invalid format in either the root or the target.


Input: [Code] mtpsVersionNull [Description]

Output: The version was not specified in either the root or the target..


Input: [Code] mtpsVersionInvalidFormat [Description]

Output: The version in the request was in an incorrect format.


Input: [Code] mtpsLocaleNull [Description]

Output: The locale was not specified in either the root or the target..


Input: [Code] mtpsLocaleInvalidFormat [Description]

Output: The locale in the request was in an incorrect format in either the root or the target.


Input: [Code] mtpsGeneralServerError [Description]

Output: Some other error occurred.


Input: [Validator] Alnum [Key name] alnumInvalid [Default message]

Output: Invalid type given. String, integer or float expected

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Input: [Validator] Alnum [Key name] notAlnum [Default message]

Output: The input contains characters which are non alphabetic and no digits

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Input: [Validator] Alnum [Key name] alnumStringEmpty [Default message]

Output: The input is an empty string

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Input: [Validator] Alpha [Key name] alphaInvalid [Default message]

Output: Invalid type given. String expected

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Input: [Validator] Alpha [Key name] notAlpha [Default message]

Output: The input contains non alphabetic characters

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Input: [Validator] Alpha [Key name] alphaStringEmpty [Default message]

Output: The input is an empty string

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Input: [Validator] Barcode [Key name] barcodeInvalid [Default message]

Output: Invalid type given. String expected

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Input: [Validator] Barcode [Key name] barcodeFailed [Default message]

Output: The input failed checksum validation

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Input: [Validator] Barcode [Key name] barcodeInvalidChars [Default message]

Output: The input contains invalid characters

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Input: [Validator] Barcode [Key name] barcodeInvalidLength [Default message]

Output: The input should have a length of %length% characters

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Input: [Validator] Between [Key name] notBetween [Default message]

Output: The input is not between '%min%' and '%max%', inclusively

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Input: [Validator] Between [Key name] notBetweenStrict [Default message]

Output: The input is not strictly between '%min%' and '%max%'

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Input: [Validator] Bitwise [Key name] notAnd [Default message]

Output: The input has no common bit set with '%control%'

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Input: [Validator] Bitwise [Key name] notAndStrict [Default message]

Output: The input doesn't have the same bits set as '%control%'

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Input: [Validator] Bitwise [Key name] notXor [Default message]

Output: The input has common bit set with '%control%'

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Input: [Validator] Callback [Key name] callbackInvalid [Default message]

Output: An exception has been raised within the callback

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Input: [Validator] Callback [Key name] callbackValue [Default message]

Output: The input is not valid

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Input: [Validator] CreditCard [Key name] creditcardChecksum [Default message]

Output: The input seems to contain an invalid checksum

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Input: [Validator] CreditCard [Key name] creditcardContent [Default message]

Output: The input must contain only digits

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Input: [Validator] CreditCard [Key name] creditcardInvalid [Default message]

Output: Invalid type given. String expected

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Input: [Validator] CreditCard [Key name] creditcardLength [Default message]

Output: The input contains an invalid amount of digits

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Input: [Validator] CreditCard [Key name] creditcardPrefix [Default message]

Output: The input is not from an allowed institute

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Input: [Validator] CreditCard [Key name] creditcardService [Default message]

Output: The input seems to be an invalid credit card number

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Input: [Validator] CreditCard [Key name] creditcardServiceFailure [Default message]

Output: An exception has been raised while validating the input

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Input: [Validator] Csrf [Key name] notSame [Default message]

Output: The form submitted did not originate from the expected site

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Input: [Validator] Date [Key name] dateInvalid [Default message]

Output: Invalid type given. String, integer, array or DateTime expected

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Input: [Validator] Date [Key name] dateInvalidDate [Default message]

Output: The input does not appear to be a valid date

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Input: [Validator] Date [Key name] dateFalseFormat [Default message]

Output: The input does not fit the date format '%format%'

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Input: [Validator] DateStep [Key name] dateInvalid [Default message]

Output: Invalid type given. String, integer, array or DateTime expected

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Input: [Validator] DateStep [Key name] dateInvalidDate [Default message]

Output: The input does not appear to be a valid date

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Input: [Validator] DateStep [Key name] dateFalseFormat [Default message]

Output: The input does not fit the date format '%format%'

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Input: [Validator] DateStep [Key name] dateStepNotStep [Default message]

Output: The input is not a valid step

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Input: [Validator] DateTime [Key name] datetimeInvalid [Default message]

Output: Invalid type given. String expected

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Input: [Validator] DateTime [Key name] datetimeInvalidDateTime [Default message]

Output: The input does not appear to be a valid datetime

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Input: [Validator] Digits [Key name] notDigits [Default message]

Output: The input must contain only digits

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Input: [Validator] Digits [Key name] digitsStringEmpty [Default message]

Output: The input is an empty string

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Input: [Validator] Digits [Key name] digitsInvalid [Default message]

Output: Invalid type given. String, integer or float expected

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Input: [Validator] EmailAddress [Key name] emailAddressInvalid [Default message]

Output: Invalid type given. String expected

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Input: [Validator] EmailAddress [Key name] emailAddressInvalidFormat [Default message]

Output: The input is not a valid email address. Use the basic format local-part@hostname

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Input: [Validator] EmailAddress [Key name] emailAddressInvalidHostname [Default message]

Output: '%hostname%' is not a valid hostname for the email address

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Input: [Validator] EmailAddress [Key name] emailAddressInvalidMxRecord [Default message]

Output: '%hostname%' does not appear to have any valid MX or A records for the email address

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Input: [Validator] EmailAddress [Key name] emailAddressInvalidSegment [Default message]

Output: '%hostname%' is not in a routable network segment. The email address should not be resolved from public network

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Input: [Validator] EmailAddress [Key name] emailAddressDotAtom [Default message]

Output: '%localPart%' can not be matched against dot-atom format

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Input: [Validator] EmailAddress [Key name] emailAddressQuotedString [Default message]

Output: '%localPart%' can not be matched against quoted-string format

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Input: [Validator] EmailAddress [Key name] emailAddressInvalidLocalPart [Default message]

Output: '%localPart%' is not a valid local part for the email address

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Input: [Validator] EmailAddress [Key name] emailAddressLengthExceeded [Default message]

Output: The input exceeds the allowed length

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Input: [Validator] Explode [Key name] explodeInvalid [Default message]

Output: Invalid type given

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Input: [Validator] Float [Key name] floatInvalid [Default message]

Output: Invalid type given. String, integer or float expected (Deprecated from ZF 2.4)

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Input: [Validator] Float [Key name] notFloat [Default message]

Output: The input does not appear to be a float (Deprecated from ZF 2.4)

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Input: [Validator] GreaterThan [Key name] notGreaterThan [Default message]

Output: The input is not greater than '%min%'

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Input: [Validator] GreaterThan [Key name] notGreaterThanInclusive [Default message]

Output: The input is not greater or equal than '%min%'

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Input: [Validator] Hex [Key name] hexInvalid [Default message]

Output: Invalid type given. String expected

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Input: [Validator] Hex [Key name] notHex [Default message]

Output: The input contains non-hexadecimal characters

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Input: [Validator] Hostname [Key name] hostnameCannotDecodePunycode [Default message]

Output: The input appears to be a DNS hostname but the given punycode notation cannot be decoded

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Input: [Validator] Hostname [Key name] hostnameInvalid [Default message]

Output: Invalid type given. String expected

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Input: [Validator] Hostname [Key name] hostnameDashCharacter [Default message]

Output: The input appears to be a DNS hostname but contains a dash in an invalid position

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Input: [Validator] Hostname [Key name] hostnameInvalidHostname [Default message]

Output: The input does not match the expected structure for a DNS hostname

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Input: [Validator] Hostname [Key name] hostnameInvalidHostnameSchema [Default message]

Output: The input appears to be a DNS hostname but cannot match against hostname schema for TLD '%tld%'

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Input: [Validator] Hostname [Key name] hostnameInvalidLocalName [Default message]

Output: The input does not appear to be a valid local network name

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Input: [Validator] Hostname [Key name] hostnameInvalidUri [Default message]

Output: The input does not appear to be a valid URI hostname

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Input: [Validator] Hostname [Key name] hostnameIpAddressNotAllowed [Default message]

Output: The input appears to be an IP address, but IP addresses are not allowed

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Input: [Validator] Hostname [Key name] hostnameLocalNameNotAllowed [Default message]

Output: The input appears to be a local network name but local network names are not allowed

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Input: [Validator] Hostname [Key name] hostnameUndecipherableTld [Default message]

Output: The input appears to be a DNS hostname but cannot extract TLD part

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Input: [Validator] Hostname [Key name] hostnameUnknownTld [Default message]

Output: The input appears to be a DNS hostname but cannot match TLD against known list

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Input: [Validator] Iban [Key name] ibanNotSupported [Default message]

Output: Unknown country within the IBAN

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Input: [Validator] Iban [Key name] ibanSepaNotSupported [Default message]

Output: Countries outside the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) are not supported

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Input: [Validator] Iban [Key name] ibanFalseFormat [Default message]

Output: The input has a false IBAN format

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Input: [Validator] Iban [Key name] ibanCheckFailed [Default message]

Output: The input has failed the IBAN check

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Input: [Validator] Identical [Key name] notSame [Default message]

Output: The two given tokens do not match

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Input: [Validator] Identical [Key name] missingToken [Default message]

Output: No token was provided to match against

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Input: [Validator] InArray [Key name] notInArray [Default message]

Output: The input was not found in the haystack

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Input: [Validator] Int [Key name] intInvalid [Default message]

Output: Invalid type given. String or integer expected (Deprecated from ZF 2.4)

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Input: [Validator] Int [Key name] notInt [Default message]

Output: The input does not appear to be an integer (Deprecated from ZF 2.4)

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Input: [Validator] Ip [Key name] ipInvalid [Default message]

Output: Invalid type given. String expected

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Input: [Validator] Ip [Key name] notIpAddress [Default message]

Output: The input does not appear to be a valid IP address

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Input: [Validator] Isbn [Key name] isbnInvalid [Default message]

Output: Invalid type given. String or integer expected

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Input: [Validator] Isbn [Key name] isbnNoIsbn [Default message]

Output: The input is not a valid ISBN number

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Input: [Validator] IsInstanceOf [Key name] notInstanceOf [Default message]

Output: The input is not an instance of '%className%'

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Input: [Validator] IsFloat [Key name] floatInvalid [Default message]

Output: Invalid type given. String, integer or float expected (From ZF 2.4)

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Input: [Validator] IsFloat [Key name] notFloat [Default message]

Output: The input does not appear to be a float (From ZF 2.4)

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Input: [Validator] IsInt [Key name] intInvalid [Default message]

Output: Invalid type given. String or integer expected (From ZF 2.4)

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Input: [Validator] IsInt [Key name] notInt [Default message]

Output: The input does not appear to be an integer (From ZF 2.4)

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Input: [Validator] LessThan [Key name] notLessThan [Default message]

Output: The input is not less than '%max%'

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Input: [Validator] LessThan [Key name] notLessThanInclusive [Default message]

Output: The input is not less or equal than '%max%'

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Input: [Validator] NotEmpty [Key name] notEmptyInvalid [Default message]

Output: Value is required and can't be empty

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Input: [Validator] NotEmpty [Key name] isEmpty [Default message]

Output: Invalid type given. String, integer, float, boolean or array expected

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Input: [Validator] PhoneNumber [Key name] phoneNumberNoMatch [Default message]

Output: The input does not match a phone number format

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Input: [Validator] PhoneNumber [Key name] phoneNumberUnsupported [Default message]

Output: The country provided is currently unsupported

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Input: [Validator] PhoneNumber [Key name] phoneNumberInvalid [Default message]

Output: Invalid type given. String expected

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Input: [Validator] PostCode [Key name] postcodeInvalid [Default message]

Output: Invalid type given. String or integer expected

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Input: [Validator] PostCode [Key name] postcodeNoMatch [Default message]

Output: The input does not appear to be a postal code

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Input: [Validator] PostCode [Key name] postcodeService [Default message]

Output: The input does not appear to be a postal code

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Input: [Validator] PostCode [Key name] postcodeServiceFailure [Default message]

Output: An exception has been raised while validating the input

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Input: [Validator] Regex [Key name] regexInvalid [Default message]

Output: Invalid type given. String, integer or float expected

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Input: [Validator] Regex [Key name] regexNotMatch [Default message]

Output: The input does not match against pattern '%pattern%'

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Input: [Validator] Regex [Key name] regexErrorous [Default message]

Output: There was an internal error while using the pattern '%pattern%'

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Input: [Validator] Step [Key name] typeInvalid [Default message]

Output: Invalid value given. Scalar expected

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Input: [Validator] Step [Key name] stepInvalid [Default message]

Output: The input is not a valid step

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Input: [Validator] StringLength [Key name] stringLengthInvalid [Default message]

Output: Invalid type given. String expected

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Input: [Validator] StringLength [Key name] stringLengthTooShort [Default message]

Output: The input is less than %min% characters long

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Input: [Validator] StringLength [Key name] stringLengthTooLong [Default message]

Output: The input is more than %max% characters long

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Input: [Validator] Uri [Key name] uriInvalid [Default message]

Output: Invalid type given. String expected

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Input: [Validator] Uri [Key name] notUri [Default message]

Output: The input does not appear to be a valid Uri

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Input: [Shortcut key] Ctrl+N [Action]

Output: Create a new document


Input: [Shortcut key] Ctrl+O [Action]

Output: Open an existing document


Input: [Shortcut key] Ctrl+S [Action]

Output: Save changes to a document


Input: [Shortcut key] F12 [Action]

Output: Save the document as a new file


Input: [Shortcut key] Ctrl+P [Action]

Output: Print a document


Input: [Shortcut key] Alt+F4 [Action]

Output: Close WordPad


Input: [Shortcut key] Ctrl+Z [Action]

Output: Undo a change


Input: [Shortcut key] Ctrl+Y [Action]

Output: Redo a change


Input: [Shortcut key] Ctrl+A [Action]

Output: Select the entire document


Input: [Shortcut key] Ctrl+X [Action]

Output: Cut a selection


Input: [Shortcut key] Ctrl+C [Action]

Output: Copy a selection to the Clipboard


Input: [Shortcut key] Ctrl+V [Action]

Output: Paste a selection from the Clipboard


Input: [Shortcut key] Ctrl+B [Action]

Output: Make selected text bold


Input: [Shortcut key] Ctrl+I [Action]

Output: Italicize selected text


Input: [Shortcut key] Ctrl+U [Action]

Output: Underline selected text


Input: [Shortcut key] Ctrl+= [Action]

Output: Make selected text subscript


Input: [Shortcut key] Ctrl+Shift+= [Action]

Output: Make selected text superscript


Input: [Shortcut key] Ctrl+L [Action]

Output: Align text left


Input: [Shortcut key] Ctrl+E [Action]

Output: Align text center


Input: [Shortcut key] Ctrl+R [Action]

Output: Align text right


Input: [Shortcut key] Ctrl+J [Action]

Output: Justify text


Input: [Shortcut key] Ctrl+1 [Action]

Output: Set single line spacing