Input: [Number] 50 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: GSM locationing application


Input: [Number] 51-53 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Vocabulector


Input: [Number] 54 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: OBEX discovery


Input: [Number] 55 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: RFCOMM discovery


Input: [Number] 56 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Send photos to another phone via Bluetooth


Input: [Number] 57-58 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Bluetooth chat


Input: [Number] 59 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Bluetooth client


Input: [Number] 60 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: PySerial script running on PC


Input: [Number] 61 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: AppleScript interface running on Mac


Input: [Number] 62 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: GPS reader


Input: [Number] 63 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Telephone


Input: [Number] 64 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Contacts


Input: [Number] 65 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Sysinfo


Input: [Number] 66 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Web downloader


Input: [Number] 67 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Web file viewer (fixed 29/10/07)


Input: [Number] 68 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Photo uploader


Input: [Number] 69 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Test server


Input: [Number] 70 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: TCP client


Input: [Number] 71 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Yahoo Web service test


Input: [Number] 72 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Set the default access point


Input: [Number] 73 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: JSON photo client


Input: [Number] 74 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: JSON photo server


Input: [Number] 75-76 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: HTTP server


Input: [Number] 77 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Phone's IP address


Input: [Number] 78 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Voting server


Input: [Number] 79 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Voting client


Input: [Number] 80-81 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Generic JSON gateway


Input: [Number] 82-84 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Instant messenger


Input: [Number] 85 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Phone-Web Proxy


Input: [Number] 86 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Phone-Web server


Input: [Number] 87-89 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: MopyMaps


Input: [Number] 90-94 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: EventFu


Input: [Number] 95-100 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: InstaFlickr


Input: [Number] 101 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: List comprehension


Input: [Number] 102 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: SMS search using list comprehensions


Input: [Number] 103 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Input sanitatization using list comprehensions


Input: [Number] 104 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Dictionary constructor


Input: [Number] 105 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Symbol table


Input: [Number] 106 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Introspective web service


Input: [Number] 107 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Importing a custom module


Input: [Number] 108 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Updating PyS60 code from the Web


Input: [Number] 109 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Plugin mechanism (fixed 23/10/07)


Input: [Number] 124 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: OSC for mobile phones


Input: [Number] Extra! [View] view | download [Description]

Output: 3D cube in OpenGL


Input: [Command] adblock_reload_rules [Description]

Output: Reload adblocker rules


Input: [Command] allow_cookie [Alias] cookie [Description]

Output: Allow persistent cookies for current site


Input: [Command] allow_session_cookie [Alias] scookie [Description]

Output: Allow session cookies for currrent site


Input: [Command] allow_session_cookie_tmp [Alias] tcookie [Description]

Output: Allow session cookies for current site temporarily


Input: [Command] bookmark [Alias] bma, bmark [Description]

Output: Bookmark current page


Input: [Command] bookmarks [Alias] bmas, bmarks [Description]

Output: Show bookmarks


Input: [Command] buffers [Alias] bu [Description]

Output: Show all open tabs


Input: [Command] cancel_download [Description]

Output: Cancel a download


Input: [Command] clear_tab [Alias] clear [Description]

Output: Clear tab


Input: [Command] close_tab [Alias] close [Description]

Output: Close tab


Input: [Command] download [Description]

Output: Download current site


Input: [Command] dump [Description]

Output: Write html of current website to a file or stdout if no argument is given


Input: [Command] eval [Description]

Output: Execute a javascript snippet that uses the internal javascript api


Input: [Command] execute_javascript [Alias] exja, js [Description]

Output: Execute a javascript snippet


Input: [Command] execute_userscript [Description]

Output: Execute userscript


Input: [Command] find_backward [Alias] bfind [Description]

Output: Find backward


Input: [Command] find_backward_ic [Alias] ibfind [Description]

Output: Find backward case sensitive


Input: [Command] find_forward [Alias] ffind [Description]

Output: Find forward


Input: [Command] find_forward_ic [Alias] iffind [Description]

Output: Find forward case sensitive


Input: [Command] find_next [Alias] fnext [Description]

Output: Find next


Input: [Command] find_previous [Alias] fprev [Description]

Output: Find previous


Input: [Command] focus_input [Description]

Output: Focus next input


Input: [Command] focus_next [Alias] tabnext [Description]

Output: Focus next tab


Input: [Command] focus_prev [Alias] tabprev [Description]

Output: Focus previous tab


Input: [Command] focus_tab [Alias] tab [Description]

Output: Focus nth tab


Input: [Command] fullscreen [Alias] fs [Description]

Output: Toggle fullscreen


Input: [Command] hints [Alias] hi [Description]

Output: Follow hints


Input: [Command] hints_background [Alias] backhints, bhi [Description]

Output: Follow hints in a background tab


Input: [Command] hints_clipboard [Alias] chints, chi [Description]

Output: Save link location to clipboard


Input: [Command] hints_download [Alias] dhints, dhi [Description]

Output: Download via hints


Input: [Command] hints_editable [Alias] ehints, ehi [Description]

Output: Focus editable elements


Input: [Command] hints_images [Alias] ihints, ihi [Description]

Output: Follow images


Input: [Command] hints_images_tab [Alias] itabhints, ithi [Description]

Output: Follow images in a new tab


Input: [Command] hints_images_background [Alias] ibackhints [Description]

Output: Follow images in a background tab


Input: [Command] hints_links [Alias] lhints, lhi [Description]

Output: Follow links


Input: [Command] hints_primary [Alias] phints, phi [Description]

Output: Save link location to primary selection


Input: [Command] hints_rapid [Alias] rhints, rhi [Description]

Output: Open new tabs in background rapidly


Input: [Command] hints_rapid_win [Alias] wrhints, wrhi [Description]

Output: Open new windows rapidly


Input: [Command] hints_tab [Alias] tabhints, thi [Description]

Output: Follow hints in a new tab


Input: [Command] hints_url [Alias] uhints, uhi [Description]

Output: Set hints url in commandline


Input: [Command] hints_url_tab [Alias] utabhints, uthi [Description]

Output: Set hints url in commandline, open in a new tab


Input: [Command] hints_url_background [Alias] ubackhints [Description]

Output: Set hints url in commandline, open in a background tab


Input: [Command] hints_win [Alias] winhints, whi [Description]

Output: Follow hints in a new window


Input: [Command] history_back [Alias] ba, back [Description]

Output: Go back


Input: [Command] history_forward [Alias] fo, forward [Description]

Output: Go forward


Input: [Command] insert_mode [Alias] i, insert [Description]

Output: Insert mode local_set Set a setting only for the running instance, don’t save it to the configuration file


Input: [Command] lock_domain [Alias] dlock [Description]

Output: Lock tab to current domain


Input: [Command] lock_uri [Alias] ulock [Description]

Output: Lock tab to current uri


Input: [Command] new_tab [Description]

Output: Open next navigation action in new tab


Input: [Command] new_win [Description]

Output: Open next navigation action in new window


Input: [Command] only [Description]

Output: Close all tabs except for the current one


Input: [Command] open [Alias] o [Description]

Output: Open url


Input: [Command] open_editor [Alias] editor [Description]

Output: Open external editor for input/textarea


Input: [Command] open_url [Description]

Output: Open, edit current url


Input: [Command] paste [Description]

Output: Open from clipboard


Input: [Command] paste_primary [Alias] ppaste [Description]

Output: Open from primary selection


Input: [Command] presentation_mode [Alias] present [Description]

Output: Toggle presentation mode


Input: [Command] print [Alias] ha [Description]

Output: Print page


Input: [Command] print_preview [Description]

Output: Show a print preview


Input: [Command] protect [Alias] prot [Description]

Output: Protect/unprotect tab


Input: [Command] proxy [Description]

Output: Toggle proxy


Input: [Command] quickmark [Alias] qmarks [Description]

Output: Open quickmark


Input: [Command] quit [Alias] q [Description]

Output: Quit


Input: [Command] reload [Alias] re [Description]

Output: Reload current page


Input: [Command] reload_bookmarks [Description]

Output: Reload bookmark file


Input: [Command] reload_bypass_cache [Alias] refull [Description]

Output: Reload without using cached data


Input: [Command] reload_quickmarks [Description]

Output: Reload quickmark file


Input: [Command] reload_userscripts [Description]

Output: Reload userscripts


Input: [Command] save [Description]

Output: Save all configuration files


Input: [Command] save_named_session [Alias] wqn [Description]

Output: Save current session with name


Input: [Command] save_quickmark [Alias] qmark, quickmark [Description]

Output: Save a quickmark


Input: [Command] save_search_field [Alias] search [Description]

Output: Add a new searchengine


Input: [Command] save_session [Alias] wq [Description]

Output: Save current session


Input: [Command] scroll_bottom [Alias] bottom [Description]

Output: Scroll to bottom of the page


Input: [Command] scroll_down [Alias] down [Description]

Output: Scroll down


Input: [Command] scroll_halfpage_down [Alias] halfdown [Description]

Output: Scroll one-half page down


Input: [Command] scroll_halfpage_up [Alias] halfup [Description]

Output: Scroll one-half page up


Input: [Command] scroll_left [Alias] left [Description]

Output: Scroll left


Input: [Command] scroll_page_down [Alias] pagedown [Description]

Output: Scroll one page down


Input: [Command] scroll_page_up [Alias] pageup [Description]

Output: Scroll one page up


Input: [Command] scroll_right [Alias] right [Description]

Output: Scroll right


Input: [Command] scroll_top [Alias] top [Description]

Output: Scroll to the top of the page


Input: [Command] scroll_up [Alias] up [Description]

Output: Scroll up


Input: [Command] sanitize [Description]

Output: Clears history and cookies, sanitize history only clears history sanitize cookies only clears cookies


Input: [Command] set [Description]

Output: Set a setting


Input: [Command] set_key [Alias] keys [Description]

Output: Set keybinding


Input: [Command] set_local_setting [Description]

Output: Set a setting for the running instance interactively


Input: [Command] set_setting [Description]

Output: Set a setting interactive


Input: [Command] show_keys [Alias] skeys [Description]

Output: Show and modify keyboard configuration


Input: [Command] show_settings [Alias] ssettings [Description]

Output: Show and modify global properties


Input: [Command] start_page [Alias] home [Description]

Output: Open the default homepage


Input: [Command] stop_loading [Alias] st, stop [Description]

Output: Stop loading current page


Input: [Command] tab_bookmarks [Alias] tabmarks [Description]

Output: Show bookmarks, open in new tab


Input: [Command] tabdo [Description]

Output: Execute a command in all tabs


Input: [Command] tabgrep [Description]

Output: Focus a tab by pattern or regular expression, regular expressions must start with /


Input: [Command] tab_hist_back [Alias] tba, tabback [Description]

Output: Go back in a new tab


Input: [Command] tab_hist_forward [Alias] tfo, tabforward [Description]

Output: Go forward in a new tab


Input: [Command] tab_move [Alias] tabm [Description]

Output: Move tab


Input: [Command] tab_move_left [Alias] tabl [Description]

Output: Move tab left


Input: [Command] tab_move_right [Alias] tabr [Description]

Output: Move tab right


Input: [Command] tab_new [Description]

Output: Open a new blank tab


Input: [Command] tab_paste [Alias] tpaste [Description]

Output: Open from clipboard in a new tab


Input: [Command] tab_paste_primary [Alias] tppaste [Description]

Output: Open from primary selection in a new tab


Input: [Command] tab_quickmark [Alias] tabqmarks [Description]

Output: Open quickmark in a new tab


Input: [Command] tabopen [Alias] t, topen [Description]

Output: Open in a new tab


Input: [Command] tabopen_url [Description]

Output: Open in a new tab, edit current url


Input: [Command] toggle_bars [Alias] bars [Description]

Output: Toggle tabbar and statusbar


Input: [Command] toggle_hidden_files [Alias] hidden [Description]

Output: Toggle hidden files in directory listings


Input: [Command] toggle_plugins_host [Alias] hplugin [Description]

Output: Toggle plugin blocker for host


Input: [Command] toggle_plugins_host_tmp [Alias] tuplugin [Description]

Output: Toggle plugin blocker for domain for this session


Input: [Command] toggle_plugins_uri [Alias] uplugin [Description]

Output: Toggle plugin blocker for uri


Input: [Command] toggle_plugins_uri_tmp [Alias] tuplugin [Description]

Output: Toggle plugin blocker for uri for this session


Input: [Command] toggle_scripts_host [Alias] hscript [Description]

Output: Toggle scripts for current domain


Input: [Command] toggle_scripts_host_tmp [Alias] thscript [Description]

Output: Toggle scripts for current host for this session


Input: [Command] toggle_scripts_uri [Alias] uscript [Description]

Output: Toggle scripts for current uri


Input: [Command] toggle_scripts_uri_tmp [Alias] tuscript [Description]

Output: Toggle scripts for current uri for this session


Input: [Command] toggle_setting [Alias] tog, toggle [Description]

Output: Toggle a setting


Input: [Command] toggle_local_setting [Alias] loctog [Description]

Output: Toggle a setting for the current session


Input: [Command] toggle_statusbar [Alias] sbar [Description]

Output: Toggle statusbar


Input: [Command] toggle_tab [Alias] ttab [Description]

Output: Toggle between current and last tab


Input: [Command] toggle_tabbar [Alias] tbar [Description]

Output: Toggle tabbar


Input: [Command] undo [Alias] u [Description]

Output: Undo closing last tab


Input: [Command] view_source [Alias] so, source [Description]

Output: View page source


Input: [Command] visible [Alias] vis [Description]

Output: Toggle visibility of a tab


Input: [Command] web_inspector [Alias] insp, inspect [Description]

Output: Open the webinspector


Input: [Command] win_bookmarks [Alias] winmarks [Description]

Output: Show bookmarks, open in new window


Input: [Command] win_hist_back [Alias] wba, winback [Description]

Output: Go back in a new window


Input: [Command] win_hist_forward [Alias] wfo, winforward [Description]

Output: Go forward in a new window


Input: [Command] win_paste [Alias] wpaste [Description]

Output: Open from clipboard in a new window


Input: [Command] win_paste_primary [Alias] wppaste [Description]

Output: Open primary selection in a new window


Input: [Command] win_quickmark [Alias] winqmarks [Description]

Output: Open quickmark in a new window


Input: [Command] winopen [Alias] w, wopen [Description]

Output: Open in a new window


Input: [Command] winopen_url [Description]

Output: Open in a new window, edit current url


Input: [Command] yank [Description]

Output: Yank url to clipboard


Input: [Command] yank_primary [Alias] pyank [Description]

Output: Yank url to primary selection


Input: [Command] yank_title [Alias] tyank [Description]

Output: Yank title to clipboard


Input: [Command] yank_title_primary [Alias] tpyank [Description]

Output: Yank title to primary selection


Input: [Command] zoom [Alias] z [Description]

Output: Zoom


Input: [Command] zoom_in [Alias] zi [Description]

Output: Zoom in


Input: [Command] zoom_out [Alias] zo [Description]

Output: Zoom out


Input: [Specifier] %d [Example Output] 50 [Description]

Output: Prints a decimial integer

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Input: [Specifier] %6d [Example Output] _ _ _ _ 50 [Description]

Output: Prints a decimal integer, at least 6 characters wide

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Input: [Specifier] %f [Example Output] 50.5 [Description]

Output: Prints a floating point number

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Input: [Specifier] %6f [Example Output] _ _ _ 50.5 [Description]

Output: Prints a floating point number, at least 6 characters wide

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Input: [Specifier] %.2f [Example Output] 50.50 [Description]

Output: Prints a floating point number, with at least 2 decimal places

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Input: [Specifier] %6.2f [Example Output] __ 50.50 [Description]

Output: Prints a floating point number, with at least 6 characters wide and 2 decimal places

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Input: [Name] ApplicationName [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the name of the application.

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Input: [Name] EnablePasswordReset [Description]

Output: Gets a value indicating whether the current membership provider is configured to allow users to reset their passwords.

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Input: [Name] EnablePasswordRetrieval [Description]

Output: Gets a value indicating whether the current membership provider is configured to allow users to retrieve their passwords.

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Input: [Name] HashAlgorithmType [Description]

Output: The identifier of the algorithm used to hash passwords.

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Input: [Name] MaxInvalidPasswordAttempts [Description]

Output: Gets the number of invalid password or password-answer attempts allowed before the membership user is locked out.

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Input: [Name] MinRequiredNonAlphanumericCharacters [Description]

Output: Gets the minimum number of special characters that must be present in a valid password.

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Input: [Name] MinRequiredPasswordLength [Description]

Output: Gets the minimum length required for a password.

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Input: [Name] PasswordAttemptWindow [Description]

Output: Gets the time window between which consecutive failed attempts to provide a valid password or password answer are tracked.

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Input: [Name] PasswordStrengthRegularExpression [Description]

Output: Gets the regular expression used to evaluate a password.

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Input: [Name] Provider [Description]

Output: Gets a reference to the default membership provider for the application.

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Input: [Name] Providers [Description]

Output: Gets a collection of the membership providers for the ASP.NET application.

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Input: [Name] RequiresQuestionAndAnswer [Description]

Output: Gets a value indicating whether the default membership provider requires the user to answer a password question for password reset and retrieval.

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Input: [Name] UserIsOnlineTimeWindow [Description]

Output: Specifies the number of minutes after the last-activity date/time stamp for a user during which the user is considered online.

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Input: [Method and Description] debug(Object message) Log a message with debug log level. [Modifier and Type]

Output: void

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] debug(Object message, Throwable t) Log an error with debug log level. [Modifier and Type]

Output: void

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] error(Object message) Log a message with error log level. [Modifier and Type]

Output: void

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] error(Object message, Throwable t) Log an error with error log level. [Modifier and Type]

Output: void

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] fatal(Object message) Log a message with fatal log level. [Modifier and Type]

Output: void

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] fatal(Object message, Throwable t) Log an error with fatal log level. [Modifier and Type]

Output: void

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] getLevel() Get logging level. [Modifier and Type]

Output: int

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] info(Object message) Log a message with info log level. [Modifier and Type]

Output: void

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] info(Object message, Throwable t) Log an error with info log level. [Modifier and Type]

Output: void

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] isDebugEnabled() Are debug messages currently enabled? [Modifier and Type]

Output: boolean

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] isErrorEnabled() Are error messages currently enabled? [Modifier and Type]

Output: boolean

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] isFatalEnabled() Are fatal messages currently enabled? [Modifier and Type]

Output: boolean

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] isInfoEnabled() Are info messages currently enabled? [Modifier and Type]

Output: boolean

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] isLevelEnabled(int logLevel) Is the given log level currently enabled? [Modifier and Type]

Output: protected boolean

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] isTraceEnabled() Are trace messages currently enabled? [Modifier and Type]

Output: boolean

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] isWarnEnabled() Are warn messages currently enabled? [Modifier and Type]

Output: boolean

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] log(int type, Object message, Throwable t) Do the actual logging. [Modifier and Type]

Output: protected void

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] setLevel(int currentLogLevel) Set logging level. [Modifier and Type]

Output: void

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] trace(Object message) Log a message with trace log level. [Modifier and Type]

Output: void

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] trace(Object message, Throwable t) Log an error with trace log level. [Modifier and Type]

Output: void

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] warn(Object message) Log a message with warn log level. [Modifier and Type]

Output: void

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] warn(Object message, Throwable t) Log an error with warn log level. [Modifier and Type]

Output: void

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] write(StringBuffer buffer) Write the content of the message accumulated in the specified StringBuffer to the appropriate output destination. [Modifier and Type]

Output: protected void

Methods


Input: [Header] FGCOLOR [Meaning] Color in which to render text for particular gene [Display]

Output: Dendrogram


Input: [Header] BGCOLOR [Meaning] Color in which to render background for particular gene [Display]

Output: Dendrogram


Input: [Header] LEAF [Meaning] The TIME at which this branch should be terminated. Used to indicate apopotosis in cell lineages, as well as phyogenetic distance in sequence alignments. See also TIME header for tree files. [Display]

Output: Dendrogram


Input: [Header] CHROMOSOME [Meaning] The chromosome on which the gene is located, a natural number [Display]

Output: Karyoscope


Input: [Header] ARM [Meaning] The arm of the chromosome, either "L", "R", or "1" meaning left, "2" meaning right. [Display]

Output: Karyoscope


Input: [Header] POSITION [Meaning] The distance of the spot from the centromere in arbitrary units [Display]

Output: Karyoscope


Input: [Header] GROUP [Meaning] Defines a partitioning of genes. The current (1.0.13) implementation of Dendrogram will insert a gap every time the GROUP value changes. At some point in the future, I may make it so that all genes with identical GROUP values are put in one cluster. [Display]

Output: Dendrogram


Input: [Prefixes] multi- [Meaning] many [Example]

Output: multimedia

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Input: [Prefixes] pan- [Meaning] all [Example]

Output: pandemic, Pan-American

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Input: [Prefixes] micro- [Meaning] very small [Example]

Output: microcosm

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Input: [Prefixes] pro- [Meaning] in favor of, before [Example]

Output: protect

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Input: [Prefixes] -less [Meaning] without; not [Example]

Output: useless

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Input: [Prefixes] -ism [Meaning] state, quality; act [Example]

Output: realism

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Input: [Command Line] Tasklist.exe [Description] View processes [Tool]

Output: Task List

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Input: [Command Line] TaskKill.exe [Description] Kill processes [Tool]

Output: Task Kill

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Input: [Command Line] TSKill [Description] Another task/process killer [Tool]

Output: TSKill

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Input: [Command Line] SchTasks.exe [Description] Manage scheduled tasks [Tool]

Output: Schedule Tasks

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Input: [Command Line] Logman.exe [Description] Complete command line performance monitoring [Tool]

Output: Perf Log Manager

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Input: [Command Line] Reg.exe [Description] View and modify the registry [Tool]

Output: Registry Editor

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Input: [Command Line] DriverQuery.exe [Description] View installed device drivers [Tool]

Output: Driver Query

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Input: [Command Line] SystemInfo.exe [Description] Gather system and operating system information [Tool]

Output: System Information

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Input: [Command Line] W32tm.exe [Description] View and configure time and time zone settings [Tool]

Output: Windows Time

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Input: [To create this control] CheckBox [Use this identifier]

Output: Forms.CheckBox.1

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Input: [To create this control] ComboBox [Use this identifier]

Output: Forms.ComboBox.1

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Input: [To create this control] CommandButton [Use this identifier]

Output: Forms.CommandButton.1

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Input: [To create this control] Frame [Use this identifier]

Output: Forms.Frame.1

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Input: [To create this control] Image [Use this identifier]

Output: Forms.Image.1

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Input: [To create this control] Label [Use this identifier]

Output: Forms.Label.1

SpinButton, ScrollBar, TextBox and ComboBox. Excel Training VBA lesson 25


Input: [To create this control] ListBox [Use this identifier]

Output: Forms.ListBox.1

SpinButton, ScrollBar, TextBox and ComboBox. Excel Training VBA lesson 25


Input: [To create this control] MultiPage [Use this identifier]

Output: Forms.MultiPage.1

SpinButton, ScrollBar, TextBox and ComboBox. Excel Training VBA lesson 25


Input: [To create this control] OptionButton [Use this identifier]

Output: Forms.OptionButton.1

SpinButton, ScrollBar, TextBox and ComboBox. Excel Training VBA lesson 25


Input: [To create this control] ScrollBar [Use this identifier]

Output: Forms.ScrollBar.1

SpinButton, ScrollBar, TextBox and ComboBox. Excel Training VBA lesson 25


Input: [To create this control] SpinButton [Use this identifier]

Output: Forms.SpinButton.1

SpinButton, ScrollBar, TextBox and ComboBox. Excel Training VBA lesson 25


Input: [To create this control] TabStrip [Use this identifier]

Output: Forms.TabStrip.1

SpinButton, ScrollBar, TextBox and ComboBox. Excel Training VBA lesson 25


Input: [To create this control] TextBox [Use this identifier]

Output: Forms.TextBox.1

SpinButton, ScrollBar, TextBox and ComboBox. Excel Training VBA lesson 25


Input: [To create this control] ToggleButton [Use this identifier]

Output: Forms.ToggleButton.1

SpinButton, ScrollBar, TextBox and ComboBox. Excel Training VBA lesson 25


Input: [Bit] 0 [Description]

Output: change in Clear to send

MSR : Modem status register


Input: [Bit] 1 [Description]

Output: change in Data set ready

MSR : Modem status register


Input: [Bit] 2 [Description]

Output: trailing edge Ring indicator

MSR : Modem status register


Input: [Bit] 3 [Description]

Output: change in Carrier detect

MSR : Modem status register


Input: [Bit] 4 [Description]

Output: Clear to send

MSR : Modem status register


Input: [Bit] 5 [Description]

Output: Data set ready

MSR : Modem status register


Input: [Bit] 6 [Description]

Output: Ring indicator

MSR : Modem status register


Input: [Bit] 7 [Description]

Output: Carrier detect

MSR : Modem status register


Input: [Option] API Details [Defaults / Shortcodes] Consumer Key Consumer Secret Access Token Access Token Secret [Comments]

Output: These details are generated when you create a new Twitter app within the Apps Management Area. You can set one app up to manage all your Twitter Feeds on all sites you manage


Input: [Option] twitterJS [Defaults / Shortcodes] yes/no [Comments]

Output: enables Twitter’s JS for web intent and the follow button.


Input: [Option] mode [Defaults / Shortcodes] feed mentions retweets public fav search hashtag [Comments]

Output: feed – outputs the most recent tweets mentions – outputs everyone’s tweets mentioning @username retweets – outputs retweets by others mentioning @username public – outputs latest tweets plus replies/mentions and retweets (basically a merge of feed and mentions mode) fav – outputs the favourites of @username search – outputs feed of that search term hashtag – outputs feed of that hashtag


Input: [Option] username [Defaults / Shortcodes] alexmoss [Comments]

Output: the chosen Twitter username


Input: [Option] num [Defaults / Shortcodes] 3 [Comments]

Output: number of tweets to display in the feed


Input: [Option] term [Defaults / Shortcodes] twitter alexmoss %23hashtag [Comments]

Output: If mode is set to search, this is the search term the feed will output N.B. you will need to use HTML hex codes such as %23 for #. For a full list of HTML characters please click here.


Input: [Option] hashtag [Defaults / Shortcodes] WordPress mancsas ff [Comments]

Output: If mode is set to hashtag, this is the hashtag term the feed will output. N.B. Enter the option WITHOUT the hash


Input: [Option] errormessage [Defaults / Shortcodes] Twitter cannot show tweets right now. Please try again. [Comments]

Output: If the plugin cannot connect for whatever reason, you can choose the error message to display


Input: [Option] linklove [Defaults / Shortcodes] yes/no [Comments]

Output: Inserts a link to this plugin page


Input: [Keyword] apple [Description] Mac file [Stored as] full file, compressed, AppleSingle format [Comments]

Output: AppleSingle storage of Mac data fork, resource fork, file type and file creator. For full details, please see the Mac client release notes.


Input: [Keyword] binary [Description] Nontext file [Stored as] full file, compressed [Comments]

Output: Synced as binary files in the workspace. Stored compressed within the depot.


Input: [Keyword] resource [Description] Mac resource fork [Stored as] full file, compressed [Comments]

Output: (Obsolete) This type is supported for backward compatibility, but the apple file type is recommended.


Input: [Keyword] symlink [Description] Symbolic link [Stored as] delta [Comments]

Output: Perforce applications on UNIX, OS X, recent versions of Windows treat these files as symbolic links. On other platforms, these files appear as (small) text files.


Input: [Keyword] text [Description] Text file [Stored as] delta [Comments]

Output: Synced as text in the workspace. Line-ending translations are performed automatically.


Input: [Keyword] unicode [Description] Unicode file [Stored as] delta, UTF-8 [Comments]

Output: Perforce services operating in unicode mode support the unicode file type. These files are translated into the local character set specified by P4CHARSET. Perforce services not in unicode mode do not support the unicode file type. For details, see the Internationalization Notes.


Input: [Keyword] utf16 [Description] Unicode file [Stored as] delta, UTF-8 [Comments]

Output: Whether the service is in unicode mode or not, files are transferred as UTF-8, and translated to UTF-16 (with byte order mark, in the byte order appropriate for the user's machine) in the client workspace. For details, see the Internationalization Notes.


Input: [Name in menu] Primary Attack [Function] Use primary attack function. [Binding]

Output: +attack


Input: [Name in menu] Secondary Attack [Function] Use secondary attack function. [Binding]

Output: +button5


Input: [Name in menu] Previous Upgrade [Function] As human, preselect the previous upgrade in your inventory. [Binding]

Output: weapprev


Input: [Name in menu] Next Upgrade [Function] As human, preselect the next upgrade in your inventory. [Binding]

Output: weapnext


Input: [Name in menu] Activate Upgrade [Function] As human, activate the current preselected inventory item. Also used for some alien abilities. [Binding]

Output: +button2


Input: [Name in menu] Reload [Function] As human, reload the selected weapon. [Binding]

Output: reload


Input: [Name in menu] Buy Ammo [Function] As human, buy ammo from an armoury, repeater or reactor. [Binding]

Output: buy ammo


Input: [Name in menu] Use Medkit [Function] As human, activate your Medkit. [Binding]

Output: itemact medkit


Input: [Name in menu] Use Structure/Evolve [Function] As human, use the structure in front of the player. As alien, evolve into a different class. [Binding]

Output: +button7


Input: [Name in menu] Deconstruct Structure [Function] As a builder class, deconstruct the structure in front of the player cleanly. [Binding]

Output: deconstruct


Input: [Name in menu] Sprint [Function] Run faster. [Binding]

Output: boost


Input: [Name in menu] – [Function] As a builder class, destroy the structure in front of the player. [Binding]

Output: destroy


Input: [Name in menu] – [Function] If held, activate the speciﬁed item. For weapons this will select them. [Binding]

Output: itemact


Input: [Name in menu] – [Function] If held, deactivate the speciﬁed item. [Binding]

Output: itemdeact


Input: [Name in menu] – [Function] If held, toggle the state of the speciﬁed item. [Binding]

Output: itemtoggle


Input: [Name in menu] – [Function] If held and within range of an armoury, sell the speciﬁed item. [Binding]

Output: sell


Input: [Name in menu] – [Function] If within range of an armoury, sell all weapons. [Binding]

Output: sell weapons


Input: [Name in menu] – [Function] If within range of an armoury, sell all upgrades. [Binding]

Output: sell upgrades


Input: [Name in menu] – [Function] If within range of an armoury and sufficiently wealthy, buy the speciﬁed item. [Binding]

Output: buy


Input: [Name in menu] – [Function] Given sufficient kills, evolve to the speciﬁed class. [Binding]

Output: class


Input: [Name in menu] – [Function] As a builder class, build the speciﬁed structure. [Binding]

Output: build


Input: [Definition] The name of a person making the resource available. [Component]

Output: personalName


Input: [Definition] The name of an organisation making the resource available. [Component]

Output: corporateName


Input: [Definition] The legal jurisdiction of the agent making the resource available Draw values for this component from the AGLS Jurisdiction Vocabulary Encoding Scheme. [Component]

Output: jurisdiction


Input: [Definition] Contact details for the agent making the resource available. Can include an official title, typically includes a phone number. [Component]

Output: contact


Input: [Definition] Street or postal address for the agent making the resource available. [Component]

Output: address


Input: [Definition] Email address for the agent making the resource available. [Component]

Output: email


Input: [Definition] Hours during which the resource is available at the locations identified in address components. [Component]

Output: hours


Input: [Definition] Cost of obtaining the resource. [Component]

Output: cost


Input: [Definition] Australian postcode(s) where the resource is available. Typically used in describing availability of services. [Component]

Output: postcode


Input: [Value] sides [Rules]

Output: left and right sides

XML Exchange Table Model Document Type Definition


Input: [Value] top [Rules]

Output: above first row

XML Exchange Table Model Document Type Definition


Input: [Value] bottom [Rules]

Output: after last row

XML Exchange Table Model Document Type Definition


Input: [Value] topbot [Rules]

Output: top and bottom

XML Exchange Table Model Document Type Definition


Input: [Value] all [Rules]

Output: all of the above

XML Exchange Table Model Document Type Definition


Input: [Value] none [Rules]

Output: none of the above

XML Exchange Table Model Document Type Definition


Input: [Number] 1 [Status] Superseded by JAXP URIResolver [Enhancement]

Output: Norm Walsh suggests that as the Saxon transform operates as a SAX2 filter, any user-supplied entity resolver ought to be used to resolve the URIs in (for example) the document() function, or xsl:include and xsl:import


Input: [Number] 2 [Status] Superseded by JAXP ErrorListener [Enhancement]

Output: As the Saxon transform operates as a SAX2 filter, any user-supplied SAX error handler ought to be notified of errors occurring during the transformation


Input: [Number] 3 [Status] I think this is OK in Saxon 6.1 [Enhancement]

Output: An output writer supplied to receive output of the transformation ought to be closed by the user, not by Saxon.


Input: [Number] 4 [Status] Not urgent [Enhancement]

Output: Implement JavaScript extension functions


Input: [Number] 5 [Status] Requested by a number of users. [Enhancement]

Output: Implement a COM interface


Input: [Number] 6 [Status] Will follow XSLT 1.1 [Enhancement]

Output: Change xsl:document to generate the output file relative to the base URI rather than the current directory.


Input: [Number] 7 [Status] Not urgent. [Enhancement]

Output: Provide extension functions to invoke regular expressions.


Input: [Number] 8 [Status] Some improvements in Saxon 6.3. [Enhancement]

Output: Restriction: if the same document is kept in memory, and several transforms are applied using it as input, there may be conflicts if the space-stripping rules in the different stylesheets are incompatible.


Input: [Number] 9 [Status] Not urgent. Some progress made on numbering. [Enhancement]

Output: Implement a richer set of international collating and numbering rules


Input: [Number] 10 [Status] Done, saxon:doctype. [Enhancement]

Output: Add an extension that allows creation of entity declarations in the internal DTD subset of the result document (the specific request was for unparsed entity declarations).


Input: [Number] 11 [Status] Done in Saxon 6.3 [Enhancement]

Output: Implement, and invoke, the JAXP javax.xml.parsers interfaces to obtain a SAX parser


Input: [Number] 12 [Status] Not urgent. [Enhancement]

Output: Allow an extension element to be implemented by a named template, so that instead of lots of xsl:with-param elements you can specify parameters as name="value" attributes.


Input: [Number] 13 [Status] Considering it. [Enhancement]

Output: Fit the Java-only Saxon API into the JAXP framework, that is, make the assembled collection of rules a Templates object from which a Transformer can be generated.


Input: [Number] 14 [Status] Useful, but too much effort, difficult to test. [Enhancement]

Output: Make the PreparedStyleSheet object, and everything it owns, serializable. This gives benefits in an Enterprise JavaBeans environment.


Input: [Action code] KEY_SET_TAB_WIDTH [Function description]

Output: Allows user to specify new tab width


Input: [Action code] KEY_FIND_MATCH [Function description]

Output: Moves cursor to matching symbol


Input: [Action code] KEY_WRITE_BLOCK [Function description]

Output: Write marked block to a new file


Input: [Action code] KEY_DEL_BLOCK [Function description]

Output: Delete the marked block


Input: [Action code] KEY_SEARCH_BACKWARD [Function description]

Output: Specify a string and find its previous occurrence


Input: [Action code] KEY_SEARCH_FORWARD [Function description]

Output: Specify a string and find its next occurrence


Input: [Action code] KEY_FIND_NEXT [Function description]

Output: Continue the last search


Input: [Action code] KEY_FIND_NEXT_NONPRINTABLE [Function description]

Output: Move to the next non-printing character


Input: [Action code] KEY_SET_PASTE_TEXT [Function description]

Output: Enter text into the paste buffer


Input: [Action code] KEY_PASTE [Function description]

Output: Insert the contents of the paste buffer at the cursor position


Input: [Action code] KEY_REPLACE_ALL [Function description]

Output: Replace all subsequent occurrences of the search string with the paste text


Input: [Action code] KEY_REPLACE_ONCE [Function description]

Output: Replace the next occurrence of the search string with the text in the paste buffer


Input: [Action code] KEY_DEL_SPACE_TO_RIGHT [Function description]

Output: Delete whitespace (blanks and tabs) to the right of the cursor


Input: [Action code] KEY_TOGGLE_TAB_VISIBILITY [Function description]

Output: Change the appearance of tab characters and tab fill characters


Input: [Action code] KEY_DEL_LINE [Function description]

Output: Delete the current line


Input: [Action code] KEY_UNDEL LINE [Function description]

Output: Undelete a line (insert the most recently deleted line at the cursor position)


Input: [Action code] KEY_WORD_LEFT [Function description]

Output: Move to the beginning of the previous word


Input: [Action code] KEY_WORD_RIGHT [Function description]

Output: Move to the beginning of the next word


Input: [Action code] KEY_MOVE_TO_TOP_OF_SCREEN [Function description]

Output: Move to the top line displayed (not the status line)


Input: [Action code] KEY_MOVE_TO_BOTTOM_OF_SCREEN [Function description]

Output: Move to the bottom line displayed


Input: [Action code] KEY_MOVE_TO_BEG_OF_FILE [Function description]

Output: Move to the first line in the file


Input: [Action code] KEY_MOVE_TO_END_OF_FILE [Function description]

Output: Move to the last line in the file


Input: [Action code] KEY_SCROLL_UP [Function description]

Output: Scroll the file up, keeping the cursor on the same line


Input: [Action code] KEY_SCROLL_DOWN [Function description]

Output: Scroll the file down, keeping the cursor on the same line


Input: [Action code] KEY_TOGGLE_AUTOINDENT [Function description]

Output: If autoindent is active, turn it off, and vice versa.


Input: [Action code] KEY_DEL_TO_BEG_OF_LINE [Function description]

Output: Delete all characters to the left of the cursor on the current line


Input: [Action code] KEY_DEL_TO_END_OF_LINE [Function description]

Output: Delete all characters to the right on the current line, including the cursor position


Input: [Action code] KEY_IGNORE [Function description]

Output: Ignore this keystroke


Input: [Action code] KEY_SAVE_AND_EXIT [Function description]

Output: Write the current file to disk and remove it from memory


Input: [Action code] KEY_QUIT [Function description]

Output: Remove the current file from memory; prompt if it has changed


Input: [Action code] KEY_QUIT_ALL [Function description]

Output: Forgetting all changes, return to the system.


Input: [Action code] KEY_SAVE_FILE [Function description]

Output: Write the current file to disk


Input: [Action code] KEY_GO_TO_LINE [Function description]

Output: Move to a specified line (specify by number)


Input: [Action code] KEY_COPY_BLOCK [Function description]

Output: Insert a copy of the marked block before the current line


Input: [Action code] KEY_MOVE_BLOCK [Function description]

Output: Insert the marked block before the current line


Input: [Action code] KEY_MARK_BLOCK_START [Function description]

Output: Set the beginning of the marked block


Input: [Action code] KEY_MARK_BLOCK_END [Function description]

Output: Set the end of the marked block


Input: [Action code] KEY_HIDE_BLOCK [Function description]

Output: Unmark the current marked block


Input: [Action code] KEY_DUP_LINE [Function description]

Output: Duplicate the current line


Input: [Action code] KEY_DUP_CHAR [Function description]

Output: Duplicate the character at the cursor position


Input: [Action code] KEY_MOVE_LEFT [Function description]

Output: Move one character to the left


Input: [Action code] KEY_MOVE_RIGHT [Function description]

Output: Move one character to the right


Input: [Action code] KEY_MOVE_UP [Function description]

Output: Move to the preceding line


Input: [Action code] KEY_MOVE_DOWN [Function description]

Output: Move to the following line


Input: [Action code] KEY_MOVE_TO_BEG_OF_LINE [Function description]

Output: Move to the first character of the current line


Input: [Action code] KEY_MOVE_TO_END_OF_LINE [Function description]

Output: Move to the space following the last character in the current line


Input: [Action code] KEY_PAGE_UP [Function description]

Output: Move up about one screenfull of lines


Input: [Action code] KEY_PAGE_DOWN [Function description]

Output: Move down about one screenfull of lines


Input: [Action code] KEY_TOGGLE_INSERT [Function description]

Output: Switch from inserting to overwriting or the reverse


Input: [Action code] KEY_NEW_LINE [Function description]

Output: Create a new line, moving to it


Input: [Action code] KEY_DEL_LEFT [Function description]

Output: Delete the character to the left of the cursor


Input: [Action code] KEY_DEL_RIGHT [Function description]

Output: Delete the character at the cursor position


Input: [Action code] KEY_READ_FILE [Function description]

Output: Insert the contents of a specified file before the current line


Input: [Action code] KEY_UPPER_CASE [Function description]

Output: Change the character at the cursor position to its upper-case equivalent


Input: [Action code] KEY_LOWER_CASE [Function description]

Output: Change the character at the cursor position to its lower-case equivalent


Input: [Action code] KEY_TOGGLE_CASE [Function description]

Output: If the character at the cursor is lower case, make it upper, and vice versa


Input: [Action code] KEY_TO_HEX [Function description]

Output: Replace the character at the cursor with its two-character hexadecimal code


Input: [Action code] KEY_FROM_HEX [Function description]

Output: Replace two hex characters starting at the cursor with the byte value


Input: [Action code] KEY_TO_BINARY [Function description]

Output: Replace the character at the cursor with eight binary digits


Input: [Action code] KEY_HEX_TO_BINARY [Function description]

Output: Replace one hex character at the cursor with four binary digits


Input: [Action code] KEY_BREAK_LINE [Function description]

Output: Make the current line as short as the previous one, continuing on the next line


Input: [Action code] KEY_CHANGE_NAME [Function description]

Output: Change the name of the current file


Input: [Action code] KEY_REFORMAT_PARAGRAPH [Function description]

Output: Wrap the current line according to the right margin


Input: [Action code] KEY_SET_RIGHT_MARGIN [Function description]

Output: Set the value of the right margin; by default it is 76 characters


Input: [Action code] KEY_SUBSTITUTE [Function description]

Output: Insert the string from the keymap table into the text


Input: [Action code] KEY_ANOTHER_FILE [Function description]

Output: Begin editing another file


Input: [Action code] KEY_PREV_FILE [Function description]

Output: Go to the previous file in the linked list


Input: [Action code] KEY_NEXT_FILE [Function description]

Output: Go to the next file in the linked list


Input: [Action code] KEY_TOGGLE_BINARY [Function description]

Output: On output, interpret the current text as hexadecimal code


Input: [Action code] KEY_SHOW_MENUS [Function description]

Output: Activate the menus


Input: [Action code] KEY_PRINT_SIZE [Function description]

Output: Set the size of printed type


Input: [Action code] KEY_PRINT_TOP [Function description]

Output: Set the top margin for printing


Input: [Action code] KEY_PRINT_BOTTOM [Function description]

Output: Set the bottom margin for printing


Input: [Action code] KEY_PRINT_LEFT [Function description]

Output: Set the left margin for printing


Input: [Action code] KEY_PRINT_RIGHT [Function description]

Output: Set the right margin for printing


Input: [Action code] KEY_PRINT_NUMBER [Function description]

Output: Indicate whether printed lines should be numbered


Input: [Action code] KEY_PRINT_ORIENTATION [Function description]

Output: Indicate how the letters should be oriented on the printed page


Input: [Action code] KEY_PRINT_FOOTER [Function description]

Output: Indicate whether the file name and date should be printed


Input: [Action code] KEY_PRINT_COMMAND [Function description]

Output: Set the system command used to print the PostScript file


Input: [Action code] KEY_PS_PRINT [Function description]

Output: Create a PostScript version of the current file


Input: [Action code] KEY_PS_PRINT_BLOCK [Function description]

Output: Create a PostScript version of the current block


Input: [Action code] KEY_ADD_KEYS [Function description]

Output: Read a text file describing keymap entries; merge them with the existing key definitions.


Input: [Data Type] varchar(15) [Field Description] First IP address in netblock [Field]

Output: Start IP Address

IP to Country Database - find country by ip address | ip2country.net


Input: [Data Type] varchar(15) [Field Description] Last IP address in netblock [Field]

Output: End IP Address

IP to Country Database - find country by ip address | ip2country.net


Input: [Data Type] Double [Field Description] First IP address in netblock, IP Number [Field]

Output: Start IP Number

IP to Country Database - find country by ip address | ip2country.net


Input: [Data Type] Double [Field Description] Last IP address in netblock, IP Number [Field]

Output: End IP Number

IP to Country Database - find country by ip address | ip2country.net


Input: [Data Type] char(2) [Field Description] ISO 3166 Country Code [Field]

Output: IP Country Code

IP to Country Database - find country by ip address | ip2country.net


Input: [Data Type] varchar(50) [Field Description] The name of the country [Field]

Output: Country Name

IP to Country Database - find country by ip address | ip2country.net


Input: [column_map] new [Code] Code [No description]

Output: No description


Input: [column_map] _set_cols [Code] Code [No description]

Output: No description


Input: [column_map] _set_printf_fmt [Code] Code [No description]

Output: No description


Input: [column_map] _set_labels [Code] Code [No description]

Output: No description


Input: [column_map] _set_column_labels [Code] Code [No description]

Output: No description


Input: [column_map] _set_row_data_func [Code] Code [No description]

Output: No description


Input: [column_map] to_string [Code] Code [No description]

Output: Description


Input: [column_map] columns [Code] Code [No description]

Output: No description


Input: [column_map] column_labels [Code] Code [No description]

Output: Description


Input: [column_map] end_report [Code] Code [No description]

Output: Description


Input: [Attribute] cn [Usage] usually, the username [from schema]

Output: core

The Linux Samba-OpenLDAP Howto (Revision: 1.10 )


Input: [Attribute] uid [Usage] username [from schema]

Output: core

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Input: [Attribute] description [Usage] TODO [from schema]

Output: core

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Input: [Attribute] userPassword [Usage] password for Unix systems using NSS/PAM LDAP [from schema]

Output: core

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Input: [Attribute] displayName [Usage] TODO [from schema]

Output: inetorgperson

The Linux Samba-OpenLDAP Howto (Revision: 1.10 )


Input: [Attribute] uidNumber [Usage] the numeric user number (Unix and Samba) [from schema]

Output: nis

The Linux Samba-OpenLDAP Howto (Revision: 1.10 )


Input: [Attribute] gidNumber [Usage] the primary group number of the user (Unix) [from schema]

Output: nis

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Input: [Attribute] loginShell [Usage] the logon shell used on Unix systems [from schema]

Output: nis

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Input: [Attribute] gecos [Usage] the long form of the username [from schema]

Output: nis

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Input: [Attribute] homeDirectory [Usage] home directory path for Unix systems [from schema]

Output: nis

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Input: [Attribute] sambaPwdLastSet [Usage] The integer time in seconds since 1970 when [from schema]

Output: samba

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Input: [Attribute] sambaLogonTime [Usage] timestamp of last logon [from schema]

Output: samba

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Input: [Attribute] sambaLogoffTime [Usage] timestamp of last logoff [from schema]

Output: samba

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Input: [Attribute] sambaKickoffTime [Usage] timestamp of when the user will be logged off automatically [from schema]

Output: samba

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Input: [Attribute] sambaPwdCanChange [Usage] timestamp of when the user is allowed to update the password [from schema]

Output: samba

The Linux Samba-OpenLDAP Howto (Revision: 1.10 )


Input: [Attribute] sambaPwdMustChange [Usage] timestamp of when the password will expire [from schema]

Output: samba

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Input: [Attribute] sambaPwdLastSet [Usage] timestamp of the last password update [from schema]

Output: samba

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Input: [Attribute] sambaAcctFlags [Usage] specify the type of the samba account [from schema]

Output: samba

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Input: [Attribute] sambaBadPasswordCount [Usage] Bad password attempt count [from schema]

Output: samba

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Input: [Attribute] sambaBadPasswordTime [Usage] Time of the last bad password attempt [from schema]

Output: samba

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Input: [Attribute] sambaSID [Usage] the secure identifier (SID) of the user [from schema]

Output: samba

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Input: [Attribute] sambaPrimaryGroupID [Usage] the relative identifier (SID) of the primary group [from schema]

Output: samba

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Input: [Attribute] sambaHomePath [Usage] specifies the path of the home directory for the [from schema]

Output: samba

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Input: [Attribute] sambaLogonScript [Usage] The scriptPath property specifies the path of [from schema]

Output: samba

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Input: [Attribute] sambaLMmPassword [Usage] the LANMAN password [from schema]

Output: samba

The Linux Samba-OpenLDAP Howto (Revision: 1.10 )


Input: [Attribute] sambaNTPassword [Usage] the NT password (md4 hash) [from schema]

Output: samba

The Linux Samba-OpenLDAP Howto (Revision: 1.10 )


Input: [Attribute] sambaHomeDrive [Usage] specifies the drive letter to which to map the UNC [from schema]

Output: samba

The Linux Samba-OpenLDAP Howto (Revision: 1.10 )


Input: [Attribute] sambaProfilePath [Usage] specifies a path to the user's profile. This value [from schema]

Output: samba

The Linux Samba-OpenLDAP Howto (Revision: 1.10 )


Input: [Virtual Event] <> [Description] Generated by the cancelediting subcommand.

Output: A list consisting of the numerical row and column indices of the cell whose content is being edited.


Input: [Virtual Event] <> [Description] Generated by the finishediting subcommand.

Output: A list consisting of the numerical row and column indices of the cell whose content is being edited.


Input: [Virtual Event] <> [Description] Generated whenever the hidden state of one or more columns is toggled by using the columnconfigure, configcolumnlist, configcolumns, or togglecolumnhide subcommand.

Output: A list consisting of the numerical indices of the columns whose hidden state changed.


Input: [Virtual Event] <> [Description] Generated by the default bindings whenever a column is moved interactively to a new position.

Output: A list of length 4, whose first two elements are identical to the two arguments passed to the movecolumn subcommand invoked for moving the source column to the target position, and the last two elements are the corresponding column names, retrieved with the aid of the columncget ... -name subcommand.


Input: [Virtual Event] <> [Description] Generated by the default bindings whenever a column is resized interactively.

Output: The numerical index of the column that was resized.


Input: [Virtual Event] <> [Description] Generated by the tablelist::sortByColumn command.

Output: A list consisting of the numerical column index and the sort order (decreasing or increasing).


Input: [Virtual Event] <> [Description] Generated by the tablelist::addToSortColumns command.

Output: A list consisting of the two lists passed to the sortbycolumnlist subcommand, invoked to perform the multi-column sorting.


Input: [Virtual Event] <> [Description] Generated whenever the hidden state of one or more rows is toggled by using the rowconfigure, configrowlist, configrows, or togglerowhide subcommand.

Output: A list consisting of the numerical indices of the rows whose hidden state changed.


Input: [Virtual Event] <> [Description] Generated by the default bindings whenever a row is moved interactively to a new position.

Output: A list of length 3, whose elements are derived from the arguments passed to the second form of the move subcommand invoked for moving the source row to the target position. The first list element will be the full key corresponding to the first argument, the second one will be root or the full key corresponding to the second argument, and the third list element will be identical to the third argument passed to the move subcommand.


Input: [Virtual Event] <>, <> [Description] Generated by the default bindings whenever the selection changes in the tablelist widget due to user interaction.

Output: Not used.


Input: [Virtual Event] <> [Description] Sent to the tablelist widget whenever it loses ownership of the PRIMARY selection.

Output: Not used.


Input: [Type] Context Menu [Version] Windows 95+ [Interface Involved] IContextMenu, IContextMenu2, or IContextMenu3 [Description] Allows you to add new items to a shell objects context menu. [Apply To]

Output: File class and shells object

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Input: [Type] Right Drag and Drop [Version] Windows 95+ [Interface Involved] IContextMenu, IContextMenu2, or IContextMenu3 [Description] Allows you to add new items to the context menu that appears after your right drag and drop files. [Apply To]

Output: File class and shells object

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Input: [Type] Drawing Shell Icons [Version] Windows 95+ [Interface Involved] IExtractIcon [Description] Lets you decide at runtime which icon should be displayed for a given file within a file class. [Apply To]

Output: File class and shells object

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Input: [Type] Property Sheet [Version] Windows 95+ [Interface Involved] IShellPropSheetExt [Description] Lets you insert additional property sheet pages to the file class Properties dialog. It also works for Control Panel applets. [Apply To]

Output: File class and shells object

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Input: [Type] Left Drag and Drop [Version] Windows 95+ [Interface Involved] IDropTarget [Description] Lets you decide what to do when an object is being dropped (using the left mouse button) onto another one within the shell. [Apply To]

Output: File class and shells object

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Input: [Type] Clipboard [Version] Windows 95+ [Interface Involved] IDataObject [Description] Lets you define how an object is to be copied to and extracted from the clipboard. [Apply To]

Output: File class and shells object

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Input: [Type] Program Execution [Version] Desktop Update [Interface Involved] IShellExecuteHook [Description] Lets you hook any programs execution that passes through the shell. [Apply To]

Output: Explorer

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Input: [Type] Infotip [Version] Desktop Update [Interface Involved] IQueryInfo [Description] Lets you display a short text message when the mouse hovers over documents of a certain file type. [Apply To]

Output: File class and shells object

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Input: [Type] Column [Version] Windows 2000 [Interface Involved] IColumnProvider [Description] Lets you add a new column to the Details view of Explorer. [Apply To]

Output: Folders

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Input: [Type] Icon Overlay [Version] Windows 2000 [Interface Involved] IShellIconOverlay [Description] Lets you define custom images to be used as icon overlays. [Apply To]

Output: Explorer

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Input: [Type] Search [Version] Windows 2000 [Interface Involved] IContextMenu [Description] Lets you add a new entry on the Start menus Search menu. [Apply To]

Output: Explorer

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Input: [Type] Cleanup [Version] Windows 2000 [Interface Involved] IEmptyVolumeCache2 [Description] Lets you add a new entry to the Cleanup Manager to recover disk space. [Apply To]

Output: Cleanup Manager

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Input: [Object] me [Possessive adjectives] my [Subject]

English Grammar | LearnEnglish | British Council | possessives: pronouns


Input: [Object] you [Possessive adjectives] your [Subject]

Output: You

English Grammar | LearnEnglish | British Council | possessives: pronouns


Input: [Object] him [Possessive adjectives] his [Subject]

Output: He

English Grammar | LearnEnglish | British Council | possessives: pronouns


Input: [Object] her [Possessive adjectives] her [Subject]

Output: She

English Grammar | LearnEnglish | British Council | possessives: pronouns


Input: [Object] it [Possessive adjectives] its [Subject]

Output: It

English Grammar | LearnEnglish | British Council | possessives: pronouns


Input: [Object] us [Possessive adjectives] our [Subject]

Output: We

English Grammar | LearnEnglish | British Council | possessives: pronouns


Input: [Object] them [Possessive adjectives] their [Subject]

Output: They

English Grammar | LearnEnglish | British Council | possessives: pronouns


Input: [Prefix] b [Data Type]

Output: Boolean


Input: [Prefix] by [Data Type]

Output: byte or unsigned char


Input: [Prefix] d [Data Type]

Output: double


Input: [Prefix] fn [Data Type]

Output: Function


Input: [Prefix] h [Data Type]

Output: handle


Input: [Prefix] i [Data Type]

Output: int (integer)


Input: [Prefix] l [Data Type]

Output: Long


Input: [Prefix] p [Data Type]

Output: a pointer


Input: [Prefix] s [Data Type]

Output: String


Input: [Description] Use the options in this section to control how messages are sorted in the Reading Pane. [Setting]

Output: Sort messages in the conversation Reading Pane in this order:

FAQs for Live @ Baruch Student Email - BCTC - Baruch College


Input: [Description] Use this setting to sort conversations so the newest message is on top. [Setting]

Output: Newest message on top

FAQs for Live @ Baruch Student Email - BCTC - Baruch College


Input: [Description] Use this setting to sort conversations so the newest message is at the bottom. [Setting]

Output: Newest message on bottom

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Input: [Description] Use the options in this section to control how messages appear in the expanded conversation List View. [Setting]

Output: Choose how to sort messages in List View in an expanded conversation.

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Input: [Description] Use this setting to match the sort order of the Reading Pane. (This will match the sort order you selected above.) [Setting]

Output: Match the sort order of the Reading Pane

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Input: [Description] Use this setting to view the conversation tree. [Setting]

Output: Show the conversation tree

FAQs for Live @ Baruch Student Email - BCTC - Baruch College


Input: [Description] Use this setting to hide deleted items when you use the Conversation view. [Setting]

Output: Hide deleted items

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Input: [Property] itemreviewed [Description]

Output: The name of the item being reviewed. Can be a product, service, business, &c.

Review vocabulary


Input: [Property] rating [Description]

Output: A numerical quality rating for the item, on a scale from 1 to 5. Can also be a nested http://data-vocabulary.org/Rating vocabulary to use a nonstandard scale.

Review vocabulary


Input: [Property] reviewer [Description]

Output: The name of the author who wrote the review

Review vocabulary


Input: [Property] dtreviewed [Description]

Output: The date that the item was reviewed in ISO date format

Review vocabulary


Input: [Property] summary [Description]

Output: A short summary of the review

Review vocabulary


Input: [Property] description [Description]

Output: The body of the review

Review vocabulary


Input: [Segment] 1 [Description]

Output: Open a scene document and play the scene's animation


Input: [Segment] 2 [Description]

Output: Open a scene document and capture perspective views as keyframes to make an animation


Input: [Segment] 3 [Description]

Output: Play back and clear an animation


Input: [Segment] 4 [Description]

Output: Record navigation


Input: [Segment] 5 [Description]

Output: Make a camera track from 3D bookmarks


Input: [Segment] 6 [Description]

Output: Switch the visibility between layers using a group animation


Input: [Segment] 7 [Description]

Output: Use the Animation Manager to disable a track from playing


Input: [Segment] 8 [Description]

Output: Use Animation Controls to adjust the playback duration


Input: [Segment] 9 [Description]

Output: Move an object along a predefined path


Input: [Segment] 10 [Description]

Output: Create a camera flyby from a path


Input: [Segment] 11 [Description]

Output: Save an animation in a scene document


Input: [Description] Registers you to Tracker [Rate] FREE [Keyword & send to 7000]

Output: REG


Input: [Description] Sends a Tracker Invite [Rate] Php2.50 [Keyword & send to 7000]

Output: ADD ,


Input: [Description] Accepts an invitation [Rate] Php2.50 [Keyword & send to 7000]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Displays a list of persons you can locate [Rate] Php2.50 [Keyword & send to 7000]

Output: LIST


Input: [Description] Locates a person in your list [Rate] Php5.00 [Keyword & send to 7000]

Output: FIND


Input: [Description] Locates a person in your list presented with a map [Rate] Php10.00 [Keyword & send to 7000]

Output: MAP


Input: [Description] Gives back your location [Rate] Php5.00 [Keyword & send to 7000]

Output: ME


Input: [Description] Displays a list of persons who located you today [Rate] Php2.50 [Keyword & send to 7000]

Output: WHO


Input: [Description] Unsubscribes you from Tracker [Rate] FREE [Keyword & send to 7000]

Output: UNSUBSCRIBE


Input: [Description] Finds establishments near your area [Rate] Php5.00 [Keyword & send to 7000]

Output: FIND


Input: [Description] Finds establishments in a specific area [Rate] Php2.50 [Keyword & send to 7000]

Output: FIND in


Input: [Description] For help [Rate] FREE [Keyword & send to 7000]

Output: HELP


Input: [Description] Tenant name [Mandatory] Yes [Parameter Name]

Output: tenant

Virtual Contact Center Web Callback | 8x8, Inc.


Input: [Description] Authentication token [Mandatory] Yes [Parameter Name]

Output: token

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Input: [Description] The phone number of the customer requesting a callback. [Accepted value] Digit only.In order to correctly route calls, it is recommended that the phone number is formatted in E.164 format. [Mandatory] Yes [Parameter Name]

Output: phone

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Input: [Description] · A value of 1 indicates a request to be called back right now (with an optional delay).· A value of 2 indicates that customer wants to be called back when agent is available. [Accepted value] 1 or 2 [Mandatory] Yes [Parameter Name]

Output: callback_type

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Input: [Description] This is the channel whose IVR script would be loaded and executed once the customer answers the call. This is a required attribute if callback_type is set to 1. [Accepted value] A valid channel number for the tenant. [Mandatory] Yes if callback_type is set to 1. [Parameter Name]

Output: channel_number

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Input: [Description] This attribute is used to identify the id of the queue that this interaction should be placed in. This is a required field for “call me when an agent is available option” (callback_type of 2). [Accepted value] A valid queue id for the tenant. [Mandatory] Yes if callback_type is set to 2. [Parameter Name]

Output: queue_id

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Input: [Description] If callback_type is set to 1 an optional delay could be provided. If a value greater than 0 is provided, the application would wait for the specified number of seconds before attempting to call the customer. [Accepted value] Any value greater than 0. [Mandatory] No [Parameter Name]

Output: callback_delay

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Input: [Description] If callback_type is set to 2 an optional expiration could be provided. If a value greater than 0 is provided, the application would delete the request if an agent does not become available within the specified time. [Accepted value] Any value greater than 0. [Mandatory] No [Parameter Name]

Output: expiration

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Input: [Description] This attribute can be used to pass name value pairs that will be used for populating the transaction panel when an agent is offered the interaction. Each name value pair is enclosed by [ ] and the name/value are separated by “|”. [Accepted value] There is a limit of 500 characters. [Mandatory] No [Parameter Name]

Output: extTransactionData

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Input: [Description] This attribute is used to specify the caller id to be used on the outbound call. This is an optional field. The value provided must be one of the channels configured for the tenant. If no value is provided or if the value provided does not match one of the channels configured for the agent, the default caller id provisioned for the tenant would be used. [Accepted value] Anonymous (Anonymous caller id)-1 (use agent default caller id)Any valid channel number Tenant default caller id. [Mandatory] No [Parameter Name]

Output: caller_id

Virtual Contact Center Web Callback | 8x8, Inc.


Input: [Description] This attribute would be used to launch a page after the request has been processed. [Mandatory] No [Parameter Name]

Output: back

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Input: [Description] This attribute can be used to pass name value pairs that will be used for triggering build-in callback function. [Accepted value] Please refer to section ‘ctl_userdata’ below. [Mandatory] No [Parameter Name]

Output: ctl_userdata

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Input: [Description] Dial Plan Id that should be applied to the Phone Number [Accepted value] Digit only. A valid dial plan id. Id can be found from the Dial Plan listing table on Configuration Manager. If not specified, tenant default dial plan is used. [Mandatory] No [Parameter Name]

Output: dialplan_id

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Input: [Goals] sling:deploy [Description]

Output: Deploy a OSGi-bundle into a running Sling instance.


Input: [Goals] sling:deploy-file [Description]

Output: Deploy a OSGi-bundle into a running Sling instance without requiring a project descriptor file.


Input: [Goals] sling:install [Description]

Output: Install a OSGi-bundle into a running Sling instance


Input: [Goals] sling:install-file [Description]

Output: Install a OSGi-bundle into a running Sling instance without requiring a project descriptor file.


Input: [Goals] sling:uninstall [Description]

Output: Uninstall a OSGi-bundle from a running Sling instance


Input: [Goals] sling:validate [Description]

Output: Validate JSON files in module (used for initial content loading)


Input: [0] Value Method [1] Value Info [3] Requirements [2]

Output: Details


Input: [0] GET_ADDRESS_USING_ARCGIS_SERVICE [1] Url to a Geocoding service [3] String Field [2]

Output: This method preforms a reverse geocode. The default service is the ArcGIS.com geocoding service. You can specify your own.


Input: [0] TIMESTAMP [1] None [3] Date or String Field [2]

Output: Stores current date and time.


Input: [0] CURRENT_USER [1] W – stores full windows login name as domainusername U – stores just the windows usernameD – stores the connected database user for the edit session If you leave VALUE_DATA blank, it will store the database user name if available otherwise store full windows login. [3] String Field [2]

Output: Stores current user name.


Input: [0] LAST_VALUE [1] None [2]

Output: Repeats the last value used for a field.


Input: [0] X_COORDINATE [1] None [2]

Output: Stores the X coordinate in database units


Input: [0] Y_COORDINATE [1] None [2]

Output: Stores the Y coordinate in database units


Input: [0] LATITUDE [1] None [2]

Output: Stores the Y coordinate projected to WGS84 decimal degrees.


Input: [0] LONGITUDE [1] None [2]

Output: Stores the X coordinate projected to WGS84 decimal degrees.


Input: [0] FIELD [1] Field Name [2]

Output: Copies one field to another field in the same feature.


Input: [0] JUNCTION_ROTATION [1] A - if you enter an A it will store the rotation using an arithmetic rotation. If you leave VALUE_DATA blank, it will store the rotation using a geographic rotation. [3] Requires geometric network. Target must be a point feature class that participates in the geometric network as a simple junction. Requires ArcEditor or ArcInfo. [2]

Output: Stores a rotation angle for a junction feature based on connected edge features by storing a rotation angle in the specified field.


Input: [0] LENGTH [1] None [2]

Output: Stores calculated length of line feature.


Input: [0] SET_MEASURES [1] If you leave ValueInfo blank, it will calculate the Ms starting with zero and ending with the length of the line. If you enter a P for ValueInfo, it will calculate the Ms starting with zero and ending with 100. [3] Requires a line with M’s turned on [2]

Output: Populates the M coordinates in a line which enables using Add Route Events to point and line events dynamically along line features


Input: [0] TO_EDGE_FIELD [3] Must be assigned to a point feature class that participates in a geometric network. Requires ArcEditor or ArcInfo. [2]

Output: Transfers a field value from a connected edge feature to a junction feature.


Input: [0] FROM_EDGE_FIELD [3] Must be assigned to a point feature class that participates in a geometric network. Requires ArcEditor or ArcInfo. [2]

Output: Transfers a field value from a connected edge feature to a junction feature.


Input: [0] FROM_JUNCTION_FIELD [3] Must be assigned to a line feature class that participates in a geometric network. Requires ArcEditor or ArcInfo. [2]

Output: Stores a value that is obtained from a specified field in the junction feature at the start of the currently edited line.


Input: [0] TO_JUNCTION_FIELD [3] Must be assigned to a line feature class that participates in a geometric network. Requires ArcEditor or ArcInfo. [2]

Output: Stores a value that is obtained from a specified field in the junction feature at the end of the currently edited line.


Input: [0] GENERATE_ID [1] | | [seq] Example:WHYDRANT|0|HYD-[seq] [2]

Output: Increments a column in an unversioned table and stores that newly incremented value. Uses an unversioned table that is typically called GenerateId (change in AttributeAssistant.config) to store and increment unique sequence numbers.


Input: [0] GENERATE_ID_BY_AREA(Removed) GENERATE_ID_BY_INTERSECT [1] ||| |optionalSequenceWidth|[id]optionalFormatString[seq] Example: Grid|GRID_ID|GRIDIDX|4|GRID[ID]-[SEQ] [2]

Output: The result would look look like GRID5-0002, if the grid you intersected ID was 5 and the next number in the table was 2. This tool requires you create fields in the Generate ID table that are a combination of the GRIDIDX(the Sequence Field Name) and the Grid ID. So the tools looks at the interesected grid, gets the ID from it, combines it with the to look for a field in the Generate ID table to get an seq for that grid. Say the grid you created a feature in was 5, you need a field called GRIDIDX5 in the generate ID table.


Input: [0] EXPRESSION [1] Expression Example:replace(([FROMMH] & “-” & [TOMH]),”MH-”,”") [2]

Output: Stores the results of an expression.


Input: [0] GUID [1] Optionally enter one of the letters below to format the GUID as desired. N – GUID with no special characters – length 32 D – GUID with dashes – length 36 B - GUID with dashes and braces – length 38 P – GUID with dashes and parenthesis - length 38 default – GUID with dashes and braces – length 38 Leave the ValueInfo Field blank to get the default GUID format. Example: {3F2504E0-4F89-11D3-9A0C-0305E82C3301} [3] The target field must be a field type string field and must be long enough to store the desired format of GUID. [2]

Output: Stores a new GUID.


Input: [0] INTERSECTING_FEATURE [1] ,,..| Example: ssPressurizedMain,ssGravityMain|DIAMETER [2]

Output: Gets a value from an intersecting feature in the specified layer. You can specify any number of layers to look for by listing them with commas between their names.


Input: [0] INTERSECTING_RASTER [1] ,,..|Label Example: FiveMeterSurface|Elevation: [2]

Output: Gets a value from an intersecting raster cell in the specified layer. You can specify any number of layers to look for by listing them with commas between their names.


Input: [0] INTERSECTING_FEATURE_DISTANCE [1] , ,..| Example: ssPressurizedMain,ssGravityMain|FACILITYID [2]

Output: Gets a value from an intersecting feature in the specified layer and reports the distance along the line. You can specify any number of layers to look for by listing them with commas between their names.


Input: [0] NEAREST_FEATURE [1] ,..|| Example: wMeter,sLateralPoint|ACCOUNT|100 [2]

Output: Gets a value from the nearest feature in the specified layer.


Input: [Message] account is unavailable: Same account name be used. [Problem and solutions]

Output: User account is disabled. This could be because it use the same account name as the administrator account.


Input: [Message] account is unavailable: The authentication password is not set up. [Problem and solutions]

Output: User account is disabled. This could be because the authentication password is not set, and only the encryption account is set.


Input: [Message] account is unavailable: encryption is impossible. [Problem and solutions]

Output: Encryption is not possible and account is disabled. This could be because: Security option is not installed. Encryption password has not been specified.


Input: [Message] add_sess_IPv4: bad trap community [Problem and solutions]

Output: The IPv4 address (0.0.0.0.) is unavailable when the community access type is TRAP. Specify the host IPv4 address for the TRAP destination.


Input: [Message] add_sess_IPv6: bad trap community [Problem and solutions]

Output: The IPv6 address [::] is unavailable when the community access type is TRAP. Specify the host IPv6 address for the TRAP destination.


Input: [Message] add_sess_IPv4: community already defined. [Problem and solutions]

Output: The same community name already exists. Use another community name.


Input: [Message] add_sess_IPv6: community already defined. [Problem and solutions]

Output: The same community name already exists. Use another community name.


Input: [Message] add_sess_IPX: bad trap community [Problem and solutions]

Output: The IPX address (00:00:00:00:00:00) is unavailable when the community access type is TRAP. Specify the host IPX address for the TRAP destination.


Input: [Message] add_sess_ipx: community already defined. [Problem and solutions]

Output: The same community name already exists. Use another community name.


Input: [Message] adjust time server offset: xx sec. [Problem and solutions]

Output: ncsd tells you the timing of the NTP server and whether or not the time system clock is set. NTP Server: NTP server name offset: number of seconds of delay (minus number if a time in advance is specified)


Input: [Message] authenticated [Problem and solutions]

Output: The supplicant is authenticated.


Input: [Message] authenticating [Problem and solutions]

Output: The supplicant is authenticating with the access point (EAP or WPA).


Input: [Message] Authentication mode mismatch [Problem and solutions]

Output: The authentication mode of the access point is different from the authentication mode of the supplicant. Use the authentication mode between the access point and the supplicant.


Input: [Message] Client EAP method rejected [Problem and solutions]

Output: The authentication mode of the access point is different with the authentication mode of the supplicant. Use the same authentication mode between the access point and the supplicant.


Input: [Message] Client password rejected [Problem and solutions]

Output: The client's password was rejected. Check the client password.


Input: [Message] Client TLS certificate rejected [Problem and solutions]

Output: The client's TLS certificate was rejected. Check the certificate.


Input: [Message] cipher suite mismatch [Problem and solutions]

Output: The uni-cast / multi-cast suite (TKIP/AES/WEP) of the access point is different from the suite used by the supplicant.


Input: [Message] connecting [Problem and solutions]

Output: The supplicant is waiting for wireless connection to the access point.


Input: [Message] Current Interface Speed: xxxMbps [Problem and solutions]

Output: Speed of the network (10Mbps, 100 Mbps, or 1Gbps).


Input: [Message] Duplicate IP = (from ). [Problem and solutions]

Output: The same IP address (IPv4, or IPv6 address) was used. Each IP address (IPv4, or IPv6 address) must be unique. Check the address of the device indicated in [MAC address].


Input: [Message] IEEE 802.11 Card does NOT support WPA . [Problem and solutions]

Output: A wireless card that does not support WPA is installed. Install a wireless card that supports WPA.


Input: [Message] IEEE 802.11 Card Firmware REV. [Problem and solutions]

Output: Displays the version number of the 802.11 card's firmware.


Input: [Message] IEEE 802.11 card removed [Problem and solutions]

Output: The wireless card managed by the supplicant has been removed.


Input: [Message] IEEE 802.11 current channel [Problem and solutions]

Output: Displays the current channel number of the active wireless card (in ad hoc and infrastructure mode).


Input: [Message] IEEE 802.11 interface down [Problem and solutions]

Output: The IEEE 802.11 interface managed by the supplicant is disabled, or cannot connect to the access point.


Input: [Message] IEEE 802.11 interface up [Problem and solutions]

Output: The IEEE 802.11 interface managed by the supplicant is enabled, or is connected to the access point.


Input: [Message] IEEE 802.11 MAC Address = [Problem and solutions]

Output: Displays the MAC address of the wireless interface.


Input: [Message] IEEE 802.11 SSID (AP MAC Address ) [Problem and solutions]

Output: The MAC address and SSID of the access point are connected in infrastructure mode.


Input: [Message] IEEE 802.11 mode [Problem and solutions]

Output: Displays IEEE 802.11 communication mode.


Input: [Message] inetd start. [Problem and solutions]

Output: The inetd service has started.


Input: [Message] Interface (interface name): Duplicate IP Address (). [Problem and solutions]

Output: The same IP (IPv4 or IPv6) address was used. Each IP address must be unique. Check the address of the device indicated in [IP address].


Input: [Message] < Interface > started with IP: < IP address > [Problem and solutions]

Output: IP address (IPv4 or IPv6 address) has been set for the interface and is operating.


Input: [Message] < Interface >: Subnet overlap. [Problem and solutions]

Output: The same IP address (IPv4, orIPv6 address) and the subnet mask is used with other device.


Input: [Message] LEAP challenge to access point failed [Problem and solutions]

Output: The LEAP challenge to the access point has failed.


Input: [Message] MIC failure TKIP counter measures started [Problem and solutions]

Output: The supplicant using TKIP has detected two instances of tampering within 60 seconds and has started counter measures.


Input: [Message] MIC failure TKIP counter measures stopped [Problem and solutions]

Output: Counter measures have stopped after 60 seconds (since the supplicant using TKIP started counter measures against tampering).


Input: [Message] no RADIUS/authentication server [Problem and solutions]

Output: The supplicant has received a message reporting that a usable RADIUS server cannot be found.


Input: [Message] no smart card detected on device [Problem and solutions]

Output: PEAP/GTC (Generic Token Card) is selected, but a smart card using GTC authentication cannot be found.


Input: [Message] no WPA information element in probe response, rescanning [Problem and solutions]

Output: There is no WPA information on the response from the SSID probe of the access point you want to use. The supplicant is rescanning.


Input: [Message] server certificate invalid [Problem and solutions]

Output: The server ID is disabled. Check the server authentication.


Input: [Message] server identity invalid [Problem and solutions]

Output: The server ID is disabled. Check the server authentication.


Input: [Message] server not trusted [Problem and solutions]

Output: The RADIUS server cannot be trusted.


Input: [Message] session IPv4 not defined. [Problem and solutions]

Output: The requested community name is not defined.


Input: [Message] session IPv6 not defined. [Problem and solutions]

Output: The requested community name is not defined.


Input: [Message] session_ipx not defined. [Problem and solutions]

Output: The requested community name is not defined.


Input: [Message] shutdown signal received. network service rebooting... [Problem and solutions]

Output: The smbd service has started.


Input: [Message] SMTPC: failed to get smtp server ip-address. [Problem and solutions]

Output: The SMTP server IP address could not be obtained. This could be because: The specified DNS server could not be found. No connection to the network has been established. The specified DNS server could not be found. An incorrect DNS server is specified. The specified SMTP server IP address could not be found in the DNS server.


Input: [Message] SMTPC: failed to connect smtp server. timeout. [Problem and solutions]

Output: Connection to the SMTP server failed due to timeout. This could be because the specified SMTP server name is incorrect, or no connection to the network has been established, or the network configuration is incorrect, so there is no response from the SMTP server. Check the SMTP server name, or the network connection and configuration.


Input: [Message] SMTPC: refused connect by smtp server. [Problem and solutions]

Output: Connection to the SMTP server is denied. This could be because server other than the SMTP server has been specified, or the specified SMTP server port number is incorrect. Check the SMTP server name, port number, or the SMTP server port number.


Input: [Message] SMTPC: no smtp server. connection close. [Problem and solutions]

Output: Connection to the SMTP server failed due to no response from SMTP. This could be because a server other than the SMTP server has been specified, or the specified SMTP server port number is incorrect. Check the SMTP server name, port number, or the SMTP server port number.


Input: [Message] SMTPC: failed to connect smtp server. [Problem and solutions]

Output: Connection to the SMTP server failed. This could be because no connection to the network has been established, or the network configuration is incorrect, so there is no response from the SMTP server, or the specified SMTP server name is incorrect, or the specified SMTP server IP address could not be found in the DNS server, or a server other than the SMTP server has been specified, or the specified SMTP server port number is incorrect. Check the DNS Server's IP address and SMTP server's IP address, or the SMTP server name and SMTP port number, or the SMTP server's SMTP port number, or the network connection and configuration.


Input: [Message] SMTPC: username or password wasn't correct. [response code] (information) [Problem and solutions]

Output: Connection to the SMTP server failed, because the specified SMTP user name is incorrect, or the specified SMTP password is incorrect. Check the SMTP user name and password.


Input: [Message] Snmp over IPv4 is ready [Problem and solutions]

Output: Communication over IPv4 with snmp is available.


Input: [Message] Snmp over IPv6 is ready. [Problem and solutions]

Output: Communication over IPv6 with snmp is available.


Input: [Message] Snmp over ipx is ready. [Problem and solutions]

Output: Communication over IPX with snmp is available.


Input: [Message] snmpd start. [Problem and solutions]

Output: The snmpd service has started.


Input: [Message] started. [Problem and solutions]

Output: The direct print service has started.


Input: [Message] Started. [Problem and solutions]

Output: The bonjour (rendezvous) function is enabled.


Input: [Message] stopped [Problem and solutions]

Output: The supplicant is terminating.


Input: [Message] success key received [Problem and solutions]

Output: The supplicant received the EAP-Success key.


Input: [Message] success but invalid key [Problem and solutions]

Output: The supplicant received a message reporting that EAP authentication was successful, but the EAPOL key was invalid.


Input: [Message] Terminated. [Problem and solutions]

Output: The bonjour (rendezvous) function is disabled.


Input: [Message] There is problem in dhcp server operation. [Problem and solutions]

Output: There is a problem with the DHCP server. If multiple DHCP servers are active on the network, check that they are assigning unique IP addresses to each machine.


Input: [Message] trap account is unavailable. [Problem and solutions]

Output: v3Trap cannot be sent. This could be because the Trap destination account is different from the account specified by the printer.


Input: [Message] unauthenticated [Problem and solutions]

Output: The authentication failed. The supplicant was denied access to the access point, or was not authenticated.


Input: [Message] waiting for keys [Problem and solutions]

Output: The supplicant is waiting for the session key.


Input: [Message] WPA supplicant started [Problem and solutions]

Output: The WPA supplicant has started.


Input: [Message] WPA supplicant unbound [Problem and solutions]

Output: The WPA supplicant is not connected to the unbound access point.


Input: [Message] WS-Device started. [Problem and solutions]

Output: WS-Device has started.


Input: [Message] WS-Printer started. [Problem and solutions]

Output: WS-Printer has started.


Input: [class] clear [usable tags] any block tag [description]

Output: Use for clearing of float left/right elements inside of element with this class.


Input: [class] clean-margin clean-padding [usable tags] any tag any tag [description]

Output: It will set margin of element to 0px. It will set padding of element to 0px. It will preserve left padding in UL.standard and OL.standard tags.


Input: [class] hidden display [usable tags] any tag any tag [description]

Output: It will set display: none style. It is used in sliding boxes for example. It will set display: block style. It can be used for displaying of hidden elements.


Input: [class] half trio quad full [usable tags] any block tag any block tag any block tag any block tag [description]

Output: It will set width to 48%. It can be used for creating half column with approximate dimension. It will set width to 31%. It can be used for creating 1/3 column with approximate dimension. It will set width to 23%. It can be used for creating 1/4 column with approximate dimension. It will set width to 100%. It can be used for creating full width column. It is recomended to use for elements with no left/right paddings or left/right borders.


Input: [class] size-80 size-120 size-150 size-170 size-200 [usable tags] any block tag any block tag any block tag any block tag any block tag [description]

Output: It will set width: 80px on the element. The real size of the element may be increased by left/right paddings. It will set width: 120px on the element. The real size of the element may be increased by left/right paddings. It will set width: 150px on the element. The real size of the element may be increased by left/right paddings. It will set width: 170px on the element. The real size of the element may be increased by left/right paddings. It will set width: 200px on the element. The real size of the element may be increased by left/right paddings.


Input: [class] fl fr fl-space fr-space fl-space2 fr-space2 [usable tags] any tag any tag any tag any tag any tag any tag [description]

Output: It will set float: left to an element. It will set float: right to an element. It will set float: left and margin-right: 5px to an element. It will set float: right and margin-left: 5px to an element. It will set float: left and margin-right: 10px to an element. It will set float: right and margin-left: 10px to an element.


Input: [class] bt-space0 bt-space5 bt-space10 bt-space15 bt-space20 bt-space30 bt-space40 [usable tags] any tag any tag any tag any tag any tag any tag any tag [description]

Output: It will set margin-bottom: 0px to an element. It will set margin-bottom: 5px to an element. It will set margin-bottom: 10px to an element. It will set margin-bottom: 15px to an element. It will set margin-bottom: 20px to an element. It will set margin-bottom: 30px to an element. It will set margin-bottom: 40px to an element.


Input: [class] ln-normal [usable tags] any block tag [description]

Output: It will set line-height: normal.


Input: [class] left center right block [usable tags] any block tag any block tag any block tag any block tag / img tag [description]

Output: It will set text-align: left. It will set text-align: center and margin: auto. It will set text-align: right. It will set text-align: justify and display: block on IMG tag .


Input: [class] button button green button red button blue button grey [usable tags] a, span, input [description]

Output: It will set button style to an element. The color of the button is set by next class. Green button Red button Blue button Grey button


Input: [class] rule rule2 [usable tags] div div [description]

Output: It will create single embossed line. It will create double embossed line.


Input: [class] cr-help [usable tags] any tag [description]

Output: It will set cursor: help style to an element.


Input: [class] mark mark_blue [usable tags] div div [description]

Output: It will create white box with grey border. It will create blue box with grey border.