Input: [Name] Position [Description]

Output: Types representing positions of tree nodes in source files

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Input: [Name] FlagSet [Description]

Output: Type representing sets of flags that apply to symbols and definition trees

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Input: [Name] Constant [Description]

Output: Type representing compile-time constants

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Input: [Parameter] job_token [1] Required [Description]

Output: Unique identifier of the job to be modified.


Input: [Parameter] note [1] Optional [Description]

Output: A note about the job visible to the user.


Input: [Parameter] cart [1] Optional [Description]

Output: Indicates that the job should be placed in the user’s shopping cart. To place the job in the cart set to true


Input: [Parameter] parameters [1] Optional [Description]

Output: Set of options used to customize the job. The options available and allowed values vary between datasets. The options available for dataset can be found in the dataset record.


Input: [Parameter] geometry [1] Optional [Description]

Output: A GeoJSON Feature describing the area to be clipped from the data. This is only valid when the job_geo_crop parameter is not set to Off. See Job Geometry for details.


Input: [Parameter] webhook [1] Optional [Description]

Output: Sets a URL that will be notified of job status changes. Each time a job’s status is modified, a copy of the Job API output (View Job Details) will be sent to the URL.


Input: [Value] The number of correct answers [Variable]

Output: %%SCORE%%

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Input: [Value] Total number of questions [Variable]

Output: %%TOTAL%%

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Input: [Value] Correct answer percentage [Variable]

Output: %%PERCENTAGE%%

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Input: [Value] 1-10 value. 1 is 10% or less, 2 is 20% or less, and so on. [Variable]

Output: %%GRADE%%

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Input: [Value] Number of answers you got wrong [Variable]

Output: %%WRONG_ANSWERS%%

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Input: [Value] A rating of your performance – it could be ‘Failed'(0-39%), ‘Just Passed'(40%-50%), ‘Satisfactory’, ‘Competent’, ‘Good’, ‘Excellent’ and ‘Unbeatable'(100%) [Variable]

Output: %%RATING%%

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Input: [Value] The name of the quiz [Variable]

Output: %%QUIZ_NAME%%

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Input: [Value] The text entered in the description field. [Variable]

Output: %%DESCRIPTION%%

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Input: [Field Name] Create Date [Definition] Date and time a request is submitted [Example] 3/29/2004 1:25:18 PM [Location]

Output: Ticket History Tab in RFS

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Input: [Field Name] Creator [Definition] Onyen of the user who submitted the request [Example] cdarring [Location]

Output: Ticket History Tab in RFS

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Input: [Field Name] Group Assigned [Definition] Remedy Group currently assigned to the request [Example] REMEDY ADMIN [Location]

Output: Ticket Summary Tab in RFS

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Input: [Field Name] Group Created [Definition] Remedy Group that submitted the Request [Example] REMEDY ADMIN [Location]

Output: Ticket History Tab in RFS

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Input: [Field Name] Last Modified by [Definition] Onyen of the user who last modified the request [Example] cdarring [Location]

Output: Ticket History Tab in RFS

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Input: [Field Name] Modified Date [Definition] Date and time the request was last modified [Example] 3/29/2004 1:25:18 PM [Location]

Output: Ticket History Tab in RFS

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Input: [Field Name] Person Assigned [Definition] Onyen of the Remedy user the request is currently assigned to [Example] cdarring [Location]

Output: Ticket Summary Tab in RFS

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Input: [Field Name] Point of Contact [Definition] Source of the request [Example] Phone, Email, Web, Walk-in, Alarm, Chat [Location]

Output: RFS Customer Information Section

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Input: [Field Name] Request Number [Definition] The six digit unique identifier for each request [Example] 648257 [Location]

Output: Upper-left corner of RFS application

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Input: [Field Name] Sys-Date Status Solved [Definition] Date and time the request was last placed in Status of Solved. [Example] 3/29/2004 1:25:18 PM [Location]

Output: Hidden Field, available from the pull-right beside the Advanced Search Bar

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Input: [Field Name] Sys-Status [Definition] Current Status of the request [Example] Assigned, Work in Progress, Pending, Solved, Closed, Cancelled [Location]

Output: Hidden Field, available from the pull-right beside the Advanced Search Bar

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Input: [Field Name] Sys-Priority Label [Definition] SLA Flag used indicate if Resolution SLA has been exceeded [Example] Low, Medium, High, Urgent [Location]

Output: Hidden Field, available from the pull-right beside the Advanced Search Bar

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Input: [Field Name] Sys-Esc Interval [Definition] SLA flag used to indicate if Response SLA has been exceeded [Example] 1, 2, 3 [Location]

Output: Hidden Field, available from the pull-right beside the Advanced Search Bar

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Input: [Field Name] Sys-Weekday [Definition] Used to indicate the day of the week a request is created [Example] Sunday-Saturday [Location]

Output: Hidden Field, available from the pull-right beside the Advanced Search Bar

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Input: [Field Name] Sys-Creator Org Grp ID [Definition] Indicated by a numeric value for the Primary group of the user [Example] Example: 63 For REMEDY ADMIN [Location]

Output: Hidden Field, available from the pull-right beside the Advanced Search Bar

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Input: [Field Name] Sys-Org Grp ID [Definition] The current Group Assigned displayed as a numeric value [Example] Example: 63 For REMEDY ADMIN [Location]

Output: Hidden Field, available from the pull-right beside the Advanced Search Bar

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Input: [OPTION] barWidth [EXPLAINATION] This is the width of each bar in pixels (automatically calculated if no width is specified) [TYPE]

Output: Integer


Input: [OPTION] barSpacing [EXPLAINATION] This is the space between each bar in pixels [TYPE]

Output: Integer


Input: [OPTION] backgroundColor [EXPLAINATION] This is the background color you want the graph to have. It inherits the containing element's CSS valueby default [TYPE]

Output: String


Input: [OPTION] fontSize [EXPLAINATION] This is the size of the font used in the graph. It inherits the containing element's CSS value by default [TYPE]

Output: Integer


Input: [OPTION] fontFamily [EXPLAINATION] This is the font family used in the graph. It inherits the containing element's CSS value by default [TYPE]

Output: String


Input: [OPTION] colors [EXPLAINATION] This is an Array of Hash value RGB colors to use for the bar colors. Make sure to pass at least as many colors as you have bar segments [TYPE]

Output: Array


Input: [OPTION] graphLines [EXPLAINATION] This is the number of horizontal graph lines you want to see [TYPE]

Output: Integer


Input: [OPTION] rounder [EXPLAINATION] This is the number minimum number of decimal places you want to see, excluding zeros after the decimal. Add a zero for each decimal place (1 => 2, 10 => 2.1, 100 => 2.12, etc) [TYPE]

Output: Integer


Input: [OPTION] converter [EXPLAINATION] This is the name of the Custom Converter class you want to modify the values by (treated like normal integers if not specified) [TYPE]

Output: Class


Input: [OPTION] resizeThrottle [EXPLAINATION] Represents the millisecond value to use to throttle the resize event for browsers that fire continuous resize messages. [TYPE]

Output: Integer


Input: [Type of content] Information about the document used for searching and managing files, such as content, keywords, subject and author’s name [Where to view in Acrobat] Choose File > Properties [Content type]

Output: Metadata

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Input: [Type of content] Files attached to the file before generating the PDF file from the source program, or those attached within Acrobat [Where to view in Acrobat] Choose View > Navigation Panels > Attachments [Content type]

Output: File attachments

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Input: [Type of content] All comments added to the document using the Comments & Markup tools, any files attached as comments [Where to view in Acrobat] Choose View > Navigation Panels > Comments [Content type]

Output: Annotations and comments

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Input: [Type of content] Form fields—including signature fields—are flattened, actions and calculations are removed [Where to view in Acrobat] Choose Forms > Add or Edit Fields or View > Navigation Panels > Signatures [Content type]

Output: Form field logic or actions

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Input: [Type of content] Text in the PDF document that is covered by an image or other text, is transparent, or uses the same color as the background [Where to view in Acrobat] Click Show Preview on the Examine PDF panel [Content type]

Output: Hidden text

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Input: [Type of content] The layers in a document can be specified as hidden or shown; hidden layers are deleted and remaining layers are flattened into a single layer [Where to view in Acrobat] Choose View > Navigation Panels > Layers [Content type]

Output: Hidden layers

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Input: [Type of content] A panel listing of text items used for linking to specific locations and magnifications in the document [Where to view in Acrobat] Choose View > Navigation Panels > Bookmarks [Content type]

Output: Bookmarks

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Input: [Type of content] A text index embedded into a file to speed up search processes [Where to view in Acrobat] Choose Advanced > Document Processing > Manage Embedded Index [Content type]

Output: Embedded search index

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Input: [Type of content] Content removed from a document such as text or images or cropped page segments are included as file elements [Where to view in Acrobat] — [Content type]

Output: Hidden page and image content

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Input: [what] update your local copy [git] git fetch [svn]

Output: svn up


Input: [what] view commit history [git] git log [svn]

Output: svn log | less


Input: [what] show working tree status [git] git status [svn]

Output: svn status


Input: [what] print differences [git] git diff [svn]

Output: svn diff | less


Input: [what] add new file [git] git add foobar [svn]

Output: svn add foobar && svn commit


Input: [what] send local changes to remote repository [git] git commit [svn]

Output: svn commit


Input: [what] create branch [git] git branch -b new master [svn]

Output: svn cp trunk new && cd new


Input: [what] list tags [git] git tag -l [svn]

Output: ls tags


Input: [what] list branches (local & remote) [git] git branch -a [svn]

Output: ls branches


Input: [Type] String [Description] Sale name [Field]

Output: name


Input: [Type] String [Description] URL to single sale object [Field]

Output: sale


Input: [Type] String [Description] unique identifier for sale [Field]

Output: sale_key


Input: [Type] String [Description] Store key [Field]

Output: store


Input: [Type] String [Description] A description of the sale's theme or brand [Field]

Output: description


Input: [Type] String [Description] Permalink to sale website [Field]

Output: sale_url


Input: [Type] String [Description] ISO8601-formatted time for beginning of sale [Field]

Output: begins


Input: [Type] String [Description] ISO-8601-formatted time for end of sale [Field]

Output: ends


Input: [Type] Object [Description] See Image URLs objects [Field]

Output: image_urls


Input: [Type] String[] [Description] List of URLs to individual product objects (not available if sale is upcoming or sold out) [Field]

Output: products


Input: [Data Field] Extent Competed [FPDS Screen Name] Extent Competed [FPDS Element Number] 10A [Field Type] char(3) [Description/FPDS Definition]

Output: A code that represents how the contract was competed.


Input: [Data Field] Other than Full and Open Competition [FPDS Screen Name] Other than Full and Open Competition (pre CLOD - Reason Not Competed) [FPDS Element Number] 10C [Field Type] char(3) [Description/FPDS Definition]

Output: A code for the reason the contract was not competed -- i.e., solicitation procedures other than full and open competition pursuant to FAR 6.3.


Input: [Data Field] Number of Offers Received [FPDS Screen Name] Number Of Offers Received [FPDS Element Number] 10D [Field Type] smallint(6) [Description/FPDS Definition]

Output: The number of actual offers/bids received in response to the solicitation.


Input: [Data Field] Commercial Item Acquisition Procedures [FPDS Screen Name] Commercial Item Acquisition Procedures [FPDS Element Number] 10H [Field Type] char(1) [Description/FPDS Definition]

Output: Indicates whether the solicitation used the special requirements for the acquisition of commercial items intended to more closely resemble those customarily used in the commercial marketplace as defined by FAR Part 12.


Input: [Data Field] Commercial Item Test Program [FPDS Screen Name] Commercial Item Test Program [FPDS Element Number] 10J [Field Type] char(1) [Description/FPDS Definition]

Output: Indicates whether the solicitation used Commercial Item Acquisition Procedures (FAR Part 12) and Simplified Acquisition Procedures (FAR Part 13.5) for acquisitions above the Simplified Acquisition Threshold and below $5,000,000.


Input: [Data Field] Small Business Competitiveness Demonstration Program [FPDS Screen Name] Small Business Competitiveness Demonstration Program [FPDS Element Number] 10K [Field Type] char(1) [Description/FPDS Definition]

Output: Indicates whether the contract was awarded to a U.S. business concern as a result of a solicitation issued on or after Jan 1, 1989 as part of the Small Business Competitiveness Program (FAR Part 19.10).


Input: [Data Field] A-76 (FAIR Act) Action [FPDS Screen Name] A76 Action [FPDS Element Number] 10L [Field Type] char(1) [Description/FPDS Definition]

Output: Indicates whether the contract action resulted from an A-76/Fair Act competitive sourcing process.


Input: [Data Field] Solicitation Procedures [FPDS Screen Name] Solicitation Procedures [FPDS Element Number] 10M [Field Type] varchar(5) [Description/FPDS Definition]

Output: A code for the type of solicitation procedures used. Data field exists only in XML schema version 1.2 and later.


Input: [Data Field] Type of Set Aside [FPDS Screen Name] Type of Set Aside [FPDS Element Number] 10N [Field Type] varchar(10) [Description/FPDS Definition]

Output: A code for the type of set aside determined for the contract action. Data field exists only in XML schema version 1.2 and later.


Input: [Data Field] Evaluated Preference [FPDS Screen Name] Evaluated Preference [FPDS Element Number] 10P [Field Type] varchar(6) [Description/FPDS Definition]

Output: The type of preference determined for the contract action, reported when a contract was made pursuant to the socioeconomic program price evaluation preferences -- FAR 19.11 and FAR 19.13. Data field exists only in XML schema version 1.2 and later.


Input: [Data Field] Research [FPDS Screen Name] SBIR/STTR [FPDS Element Number] 10Q [Field Type] char(3) [Description/FPDS Definition]

Output: A code used when the contract was awarded as part of a Small Business Innovation Research or Small Technology Transfer Research Program. Data field exists only in XML schema version 1.2 and later.


Input: [Data Field] Fair Opportunity/Limited Sources [FPDS Screen Name] Fair Opportunity/Limited Sources (pre CLOD - Statutory Exception to Fair Opportunity) [FPDS Element Number] 10R [Field Type] char(3) [Description/FPDS Definition]

Output: A code indicating a statutory exception to Fair Opportunity, used awarding a non competitive task order or delivery order exceeding $2500.00 against an IDIQ contract. Data field exists only in XML schema version 1.2 and later.


Input: [description] list of keys [type] List [get/set] get [name]

Output: __keyList


Input: [description] list of values [type] List [get/set] get [name]

Output: __valueList


Input: [description] list of entries (key/value pairs) [type] List [get/set] get [name]

Output: __entryList


Input: [description] nested key/value pairs as form-encoded String [type] String [get/set] get/set [name]

Output: __encoded


Input: [description] nested key/value pairs as map [type] Map [get/set] get/set [name]

Output: __param


Input: [description] list of keys, sorted [type] List [get/set] get [name]

Output: __keyListSorted


Input: [description] list of entries, sorted by key [type] List [get/set] get [name]

Output: __entryListSorted


Input: [description] same as _encoded, but sorted by key [type] String [get/set] get [name]

Output: __encodedSorted


Input: [description] size of the "_" list [type] Integer [get/set] get [name]

Output: __listSize


Input: [description] actual number of elements in the "_" sparse list [type] Inger [get/set] get [name]

Output: __listActualSize


Input: [description] copies values from Map, List, or form-encoded string (shallow copy) [type] Map/List/String [get/set] set [name]

Output: __source


Input: [description] copies values from Map, List, or form-encoded string (nested copy) [type] Map/List/String [get/set] set [name]

Output: __merge


Input: [description] XML output [type] String [get/set] get/set [name]

Output: __xml


Input: [description] XML DOM output [type] Node [get/set] get/set [name]

Output: __dom


Input: [description] JSON output [type] String [get/set] get/set [name]

Output: __json


Input: [description] CSS style output [type] String [get/set] get [name]

Output: __css


Input: [description] XML attribute list output [type] String [get/set] get [name]

Output: __attrList


Input: [description] map of leaf elements (with non-composite (map/list) values) [type] Map [get/set] get [name]

Output: __leaf


Input: [description] map of elements with map values (submaps) [type] Map [get/set] get [name]

Output: __submap


Input: [Parameter] invoice_number [Description] integer for invoice number [required] No [notes]

Output: used if present, auto-generated if not


Input: [Parameter] amount [Description] Float for invoice total [required] No [notes]

Output: This marks the invoice as PAID using this amount


Input: [Parameter] line_items [Description] Array of lines items [required] Yes [notes]

Output: see next parameters for required items


Input: [Parameter] vat_rate [Description] Override the system default [required] No [notes]

Output: Float - used if present


Input: [Parameter] quantity [Description] Number of items in line item [required] Yes [notes]

Output: Float


Input: [Parameter] price [Description] Price of item [required] Yes [notes]

Output: Float


Input: [Parameter] description [Description] Full text [required] Yes [notes]

Output: Always enter something


Input: [Parameter] vat_amount [Description] Override the system default [required] No [notes]

Output: Float - used if present


Input: [Color] tan background [Sample] Sample [Tooltip] none [Comments] Anything within curly braces that is recognized as an equation (e.g. there is no leading or trailing whitepace) will be color-coded with a tan background to help distinguish it from surrounding text [Meaning]

Output: the whole equation


Input: [Color] blue bold text [Sample] Sample [Tooltip] meaning and allowable syntax [Comments] function names, or things that should be functions since they are followed by an opening parenthesis, are presented in bold blue text. Tooltips show the meaning and allowable syntax for the function. [Meaning]

Output: function name


Input: [Color] grey text [Sample] Sample [Tooltip] none [Comments] single and double-quoted strings are shown in grey text [Meaning]

Output: string


Input: [Color] bold maroon text [Sample] Sample [Tooltip] [name or SGQA code]: question; value; answerList showing codes for each value [Comments] Any variable that is set on the same page but after the current question is shown in bold maroon text. This color coding should alert authors to possible errors in question sequencing; but it is allowed since some authors may want this sequence of variables a page, especially for dynamic reports. The tooltip shows its name (if you used INSERTANS:xxx) or SGQA code (if you used the new naming system), the actual question, and its current value (or blank if not set). If the question type expects responses from an enumerated value set, the mapping of the codes to display values is show. [Meaning]

Output: variable set on the same page, but after the current question


Input: [Color] bold cyan text [Sample] Sample [Tooltip] [name or SGQA code]: question; value; answerList showing codes for each value [Comments] Any variable that is set on the same page and prior to the current question is shown in bold cyan text. The tooltip shows its name (if you used INSERTANS:xxx) or SGQA code (if you used the new naming system), the actual question, and its current value (or blank if not set). If the question type expects responses from an enumerated value set, the mapping of the codes to display values is show. [Meaning]

Output: variable set on the same page, prior to the current question


Input: [Color] bold green text [Sample] Sample [Tooltip] [name or SGQA code]: question; value; answerList showing codes for each value [Comments] Any variable that is set on a prior page is shown in bold green text. The tooltip shows its name (if you used INSERTANS:xxx) or SGQA code (if you used the new naming system), the actual question, and its current value (or blank if not set). If the question type expects responses from an enumerated value set, the mapping of the codes to display values is show. [Meaning]

Output: variable set on a prior page


Input: [Color] bold pink text [Sample] Sample [Tooltip] [name or SGQA code]: question; value; answerList showing codes for each value [Comments] Any variable that is set on a prior page is shown in bold pink text. These are erorrs since the variable is being used before it is declareed. The tooltip shows its name (if you used INSERTANS:xxx) or SGQA code (if you used the new naming system), the actual question, and its current value (or blank if not set). If the question type expects responses from an enumerated value set, the mapping of the codes to display values is show. [Meaning]

Output: variable set on a later page


Input: [Color] bold tan text [Sample] Sample [Tooltip] the value [Comments] Lime Replacement Strings (like {TOKEN:xxx}, {PRIVACY_MESSAGE}) are shown in bold tan text. [Meaning]

Output: a lime replacement value


Input: [Color] red text [Sample] Sample [Tooltip] warning message [Comments] If you use one of the assignment operator (=) that operator will be displayed in red text. This is meant to help prevent accidental re-assignment of values when you really meant to check whether a == b instead of setting the value of a = b. [Meaning]

Output: assignment operator


Input: [Color] normal black text [Sample] Sample [Tooltip] none [Comments] All other punctuation within the expression is shown as normal black text. [Meaning]

Output: punctuation


Input: [Color] red-boxed text [Sample] a bold red line surrounds the error [Tooltip] description of the error [Comments] Any detected syntax errors are shown by surrounding the error with a red box. The tooltip shows the error. Examples include unmatched parentheses, use of undefined functions, passing the wrong number of arguments to functions, poorly structured expressions (e.g. missing operators between variables), trying to assign a new value to a read-only variable, trying to assign values to non-variables, or using unsupported syntax. Note that the syntax error dectection system may only report one error in an expression even if there are multiple errors; however, if any errors are detected, at least one error will be shown. [Meaning]

Output: syntax error


Input: [result response] invalid_request_endpoint [solution] Ensure that the url endpoint is in the correct format. If any of version, type or action is missing, this error is triggered. [message response]

Output: The requested endpoint was invalid. Required format: /remote/version/type/action

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Input: [result response] invalid_request_method [solution] Ensure that the correct HTTP method is used against the endpoint. POSTs are used to add or modify data, GETs are used to retrieve data. [message response]

Output: various

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Input: [result response] invalid_request_type [solution] Ensure that the type parameter is present in the request (in the url), and its value is valid. [message response]

Output: The type parameter was invalid, currently valid requests are: ...

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Input: [result response] invalid_request_action [solution] Ensure that the action parameter is present in the request (in the url), and its value is valid. [message response]

Output: The action parameter was invalid, currently valid requests are: ...

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Input: [result response] invalid_request [solution] Ensure that the type/action parameter combination is valid. [message response]

Output: Invalid request: . Currently valid requests are: ...

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Input: [result response] missing_token_param [solution] Ensure that the token parameter is present in the request. A user's API Access token can be found on the APIs and Event Feeds page. [message response]

Output: The token parameter was missing from the request.

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Input: [result response] invalid_token_param [solution] Ensure the token parameter in the request is correct. The token can be found on the APIs and Event Feeds page. [message response]

Output: The token param supplied was invalid.

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Input: [result response] api_not_enabled [solution] API access for your user account has been disabled. Contact customer service for further information. [message response]

Output: APIs have been disabled for your user account. Please contact customer service.

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Input: [result response] both_group_and_account_provided [solution] Only 1 of group/account code should be included in the request parameters. [message response]

Output: Both a group and account code were provided.

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Input: [result response] invalid_code [solution] Ensure the event code is present. If it is, ensure that it is the correct value. [message response]

Output: The event code requested is invalid - check the event code used.

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Input: [result response] account_api_not_enabled [solution] API access for the Enterprise Account has been disabled. Contact customer service for further information. [message response]

Output: The event you are accessing is part of an Enterprise Account for which APIs have been disabled. Please contact customer service.

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Input: [result response] event_code_unauthorized [solution] The user identified by the token request parameter does not have access to the event specified by the event_code parameter. Ensure the user is part of the necessary Groups and/or Enterprise Account. [message response]

Output: You do not have access to the event specified by the event code.

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Input: [result response] server_error [solution] There was a server error while processing the request. Try again, and if the error persists, contact customer service. [message response]

Output: Various

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Input: [result response] event_not_active [solution] The majority of API methods against an event require that event to be active. The only exceptions are read-only requests, and the comment/create requests. [message response]

Output: The event specified by the event code is not in an active state.

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Input: [result response] event_not_pending [solution] The event/start API method requires that the specified event be in a pending state. [message response]

Output: The event specified by the event code is not in a pending state.

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Input: [result response] event_not_completed [solution] The event/stats API method requires that the specified event be in a completed state. [message response]

Output: The event specified by the event code is not in a completed state.

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Input: [result response] event_not_active_pending [solution] The comment/create API method requires that the specified event be in a pending state or active state. [message response]

Output: The event specified by the event code is not in an active or pending state.

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Input: [Properties] ajaxUrl [Type] String [Description]

Output: A string of the url where the ExtInfoWindow should request HTML data. Notice that, since the XmlHttpRequest object is used to execute the request, it is subject to the same-origin restriction of cross-site scripting, i.e. the URL must refer to the same server as the URL of the current document that executes this code. NOTE: content returned is assumed to be valid HTML content.


Input: [Properties] beakOffset [Type] Number [Description]

Output: The number of pixels a the beak, or pointer end, of the ExtInfoWindow should be moved up vertically. This is useful when working with an ExtInfoWindow with a border. The default value is 0.


Input: [Properties] paddingX [Type] Number [Description]

Output: The number, in pixels, that ExtInfoWindow should pad on the left and right sides when positioning itself inside the viewable map region. The default value is 0.


Input: [Properties] paddingY [Type] Number [Description]

Output: The number, in pixels, that ExtInfoWindow should pad on the top and bottom sides when positioning itself inside the viewable map region. The default value is 0.


Input: [Properties] maxPanning [Type] Number [Description]

Output: The maximum panning distance when the marker is not in screen. This is used to make sure the map will not pan too much when opening a marker outside the viewport. The default value is 500.


Input: [Properties] noCloseOnClick [Type] Boolean [Description]

Output: Indicates whether or not the ExtInfoWindow should close for a click on the map that was not on a marker. If set to true, the ExtInfoWindow will not close when the map is clicked. The default value is false.


Input: [Code] 11 [Exception] Application [Description]

Output: an application error has occurred


Input: [Code] 101 [Exception] Unknown [Description]

Output: an unknown error has occurred


Input: [Code] 102 [Exception] Devel [Description]

Output: an unexpected error has occurred


Input: [Code] 103 [Exception] Data [Description]

Output: a data error has occurred


Input: [Code] 104 [Exception] Template [Description]

Output: an error in template processing has occurred


Input: [Code] 106 [Exception] Password [Description]

Output: an password error has occurred


Input: [Code] 107 [Exception] Database [Description]

Output: a database error has occurred


Input: [Code] 108 [Exception] Permission [Description]

Output: a permission error has occurred


Input: [Code] 110 [Exception] SSL [Description]

Output: an SSL error has occurred and a secure connection cannot be made


Input: [Code] 111 [Exception] RPC [Description]

Output: an RPC error has occurred


Input: [Code] 112 [Exception] Status [Description]

Output: a status error has occurred


Input: [Code] 113 [Exception] Policy [Description]

Output: a policy violation has occurred


Input: [Code] 114 [Exception] Break [Description]

Output: a break has occurred


Input: [Code] 201 [Exception] XMLRPC [Description]

Output: an RPC error has occurred; an XMLRPC related error has occurred


Input: [Code] 301 [Exception] DataMissing [Description]

Output: a data error has occurred; required data is missing


Input: [Code] 302 [Exception] DataBad [Description]

Output: a data error has occurred; invalid data detected


Input: [Code] 303 [Exception] DataLimit [Description]

Output: a data error has occurred; threshold exceeded


Input: [Code] 304 [Exception] DataDuplicate [Description]

Output: a data error has occurred; duplicate data detected


Input: [Code] 305 [Exception] DataNotFound [Description]

Output: a data error has occurred; expected data does not exist


Input: [Code] 601 [Exception] BadPassword [Description]

Output: a password error has occurred; invalid password provided for authentication


Input: [Code] 701 [Exception] XMLRPCDeserialization [Description]

Output: an RPC error has occurred; an XMLRPC error has occurred; problem deserializing XMLRPC request


Input: [Code] 702 [Exception] XMLRPCEnvelope [Description]

Output: an RPC error has occurred; an XMLRPC error has occurred; problem detected within XMLRPC envelope


Input: [Code] 703 [Exception] XMLRPCSerialization [Description]

Output: an RPC error has occurred; an XMLRPC error has occurred; problem while creating the XMLRPC response


Input: [Code] 801 [Exception] QueryConstraint [Description]

Output: a database error has occurred; problem while executing query


Input: [Code] 802 [Exception] QueryTimeout [Description]

Output: a database error has occurred; timeout executing query


Input: [Code] 10001 [Exception] API [Description]

Output: an application error has occurred; an API error has occurred


Input: [Code] 10002 [Exception] ImportPolicy [Description]

Output: a policy violation has occurred; email address disallowed


Input: [Code] 10003 [Exception] ImportLimit [Description]

Output: a data error has occurred; threshold exceeded; the daily address limit exceeded


Input: [Code] 11001 [Exception] UnknownMethod [Description]

Output: an application error has occurred; an API error has occurred; an unknown method was invoked


Input: [Code] 11002 [Exception] ParameterFormat [Description]

Output: an application error has occurred; an API error has occurred; the api parameters are not formatted correctly


Input: [Code] 11003 [Exception] APIKey [Description]

Output: an application error has occurred; an API error has occurred; the api key is malformed or invalid


Input: [Code] 12001 [Exception] OwnerSuspended [Description]

Output: a status error has occurred; owner account is suspended


Input: [Code] 12002 [Exception] OwnerTerminated [Description]

Output: a status error has occurred; owner account is terminated


Input: [Code] 12003 [Exception] OwnerPartner [Description]

Output: a permission error has occurred; owner account accessed incorrect partner


Input: [Variable] BOOT_MESSAGES [Abbreviation] bm [Comment] Boot messages level [Type]

Output: integer

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Input: [Variable] CONFIGURATION_DIRECTORY [Abbreviation] cdir [Comment] Configuration directory if remote configuration is enabled [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Variable] CONFIGURATION_SERVER_NAME [Abbreviation] csn [Comment] Configuration server name or IP address if remote configuration is enabled [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Variable] CUSTOM_SESSION [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Variable] DHCP_ERROR_NON_FATAL [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Variable] KEYBOARD_LAYOUT [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Variable] LOCAL_DVDCDROM_ENABLED [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Variable] LOCAL_FLOPPY_ENABLED [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Variable] LOCAL_HARDDISK_ENABLED [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Variable] LOCAL_PRINTER_DEVICE [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Variable] LOCAL_PRINTER_ENABLED [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Variable] LOCAL_PRINTER_PORT [Type]

Output: integer

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Input: [Variable] LOCAL_SAMBA_ENABLED [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Variable] LOCAL_SESSION [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Variable] LOCAL_SOUND_CARD [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Variable] LOCAL_SOUND_CARD_OPTIONS [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Variable] LOCAL_SOUND_DEVICE [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Variable] LOCAL_SOUND_ENABLED [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Variable] LOCAL_USB_ENABLED [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Variable] MOUSE_ACCEL_DIV [Type]

Output: integer

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Input: [Variable] MOUSE_ACCEL_MULT [Type]

Output: integer

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Input: [Variable] MOUSE_ACCEL_THR [Type]

Output: integer

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Input: [Variable] MOUSE_DEVICE [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Variable] MOUSE_EMULATE_3_BUTTONS_ENABLED [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Variable] MOUSE_EMULATE_3_TIMEOUT [Type]

Output: integer

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Input: [Variable] MOUSE_HANDED [Abbreviation] mh [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Variable] MOUSE_PROTOCOL [Abbreviation] mp [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Variable] MOUSE_PROTOCOL_PREFIX [Abbreviation] mpp [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Variable] MOUSE_WHEEL_ENABLED [Abbreviation] mwe [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Variable] NETWORK_CARD [Abbreviation] nc [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Variable] NETWORK_CARD_OPTIONS [Abbreviation] nco [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Variable] PROMPT_BEFORE_CLIENT [Comment] Inittab setting [Type]

Output: boolean

PXES Linux Thin Client: Version 0.6 Readme


Input: [Variable] PXES_DEBUG [Type]

Output: integer

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Input: [Variable] RDP_DOMAIN [Abbreviation] rd [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Variable] RDP_DONT_REQUEST_LICENSE [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Variable] RDP_DONT_SEND_MOTION_EVENTS [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Variable] RDP_FORCE_BITMAP_UPDATES [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Variable] RDP_GEOMETRY [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Variable] RDP_IS_FULL_SCREEN [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Variable] RDP_PASSWORD [Abbreviation] rp [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Variable] RDP_SERVER_NAME [Abbreviation] rdp [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Variable] RDP_SERVER_VERSION [Abbreviation] rsv [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Variable] RDP_USER [Abbreviation] ru [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Variable] REMOTE_CONFIGURATION_ENABLED [Abbreviation] rce [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Variable] VNC_COMPRESSION [Type]

Output: integer

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Input: [Variable] VNC_DISPLAY [Type]

Output: integer

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Input: [Variable] VNC_GEOMETRY [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Variable] VNC_IS_FULL_SCREEN [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Variable] VNC_IS_SHARED [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Variable] VNC_PASSWORD_FILE [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Variable] VNC_QUALITY [Type]

Output: integer

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Input: [Variable] VNC_SERVER_NAME [Abbreviation] vnc [Type]

Output: string

PXES Linux Thin Client: Version 0.6 Readme


Input: [Variable] WAIT_ON_ERROR [Abbreviation] woe [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Variable] X_BPP [Type]

Output: integer

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Input: [Variable] X_COLOR_DEPTH [Type]

Output: integer

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Input: [Variable] X_DRIVER [Abbreviation] xd [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Variable] X_DONT_ZAP [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Variable] X_FONT_SERVER_ENABLED [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Variable] X_FONT_SERVER_NAME [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Variable] X_FONT_SERVER_PORT [Type]

Output: integer

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Input: [Variable] X_HORIZONTAL_SYNC [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Variable] X_MONITOR_AUTODETECT_ENABLED [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Variable] X_NUMLOCK [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Variable] X_OPTION_NOACCEL [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Variable] X_REMOTE_CONNECTIONS_AUTHORIZED_FROM [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Variable] X_REMOTE_CONNECTIONS_ENABLED [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Variable] X_SESSION_TYPE (DEPRECATED) [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Variable] X_VERTICAL_REFRESH [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Variable] X_VIDEO_MODES [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Variable] XDM_METHOD [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Variable] XDM_SERVER_NAME [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Variable] XDM_SERVER_PORT [Type]

Output: integer

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Input: [Result] Start playing the timeline or Animation panel [Windows] Spacebar [Mac OS]

Output: Spacebar

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Input: [Result] Switch between timecode and frame numbers (current time view) [Windows] Alt + click the current-time display in the upper-left corner of the timeline. [Mac OS]

Output: Option + click the current-time display in the upper-left corner of the timeline.

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Input: [Result] Expand and collapse list of layers [Windows] Alt + click [Mac OS]

Output: Option + click on list triangles

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Input: [Result] Jump to the next/previous whole second in timeline [Windows] Hold down the Shift key when clicking the Next/Previous Frame buttons (on either side of the Play button). [Mac OS]

Output: Hold down the Shift key when clicking the Next/Previous Frame buttons (on either side of the Play button)

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Input: [Result] Increase playback speed [Windows] Hold down the Shift key while dragging the current time. [Mac OS]

Output: Hold down the Shift key while dragging the current time.

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Input: [Result] Decrease playback speed [Windows] Hold down the Control key while dragging the current time. [Mac OS]

Output: Hold down the Command key while dragging the current time.

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Input: [Result] Snap an object (keyframe, the current time, layer in point, and so on) to the nearest object in timeline [Windows] Shift-drag [Mac OS]

Output: Shift-drag

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Input: [Result] Scale (evenly distribute to condensed or extended length) a selected group of multiple keyframes [Windows] Alt-drag (first or last keyframe in the selection) [Mac OS]

Output: Option-drag (first or last keyframe in the group)

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Input: [Result] Back one frame [Windows] Left Arrow or Page Up [Mac OS]

Output: Left Arrow or Page Up

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Input: [Result] Forward one frame [Windows] Right Arrow or Page Down [Mac OS]

Output: Right Arrow or Page Down

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Input: [Result] Back ten frames [Windows] Shift + Left Arrow or Shift + Page Up [Mac OS]

Output: Shift + Left Arrow or Shift Page Up

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Input: [Result] Forward ten frames [Windows] Shift + Right Arrow or Shift + Page Down [Mac OS]

Output: Shift + Right Arrow or Shift + Page Down

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Input: [Result] Move to the beginning of the timeline [Windows] Home [Mac OS]

Output: Home

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Input: [Result] Move to the end of the timeline [Windows] End [Mac OS]

Output: End

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Input: [Result] Move to the beginning of the work area [Windows] Shift + Home [Mac OS]

Output: Shift + Home

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Input: [Result] Move to the end of the work area [Windows] Shift + End [Mac OS]

Output: Shift + End

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Input: [Result] Move to In point of the current layer [Windows] Up Arrow [Mac OS]

Output: Up Arrow

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Input: [Result] Move to the Out point of the current layer [Windows] Down Arrow [Mac OS]

Output: Down Arrow

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Input: [Result] Back 1 second [Windows] Shift + Up Arrow [Mac OS]

Output: Shift + Up Arrow

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Input: [Result] Foward 1 second [Windows] Shift + Down Arrow [Mac OS]

Output: Shift + Down Arrow

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Input: [Result] Return a rotated document to its original orientation [Windows] Esc [Mac OS]

Output: Esc

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Input: [Description] The type of response you are expecting. To receive an Authorization Code, it must have the value code. Required. [Parameter]

Output: response_type

Authorization Code Grant Type - Axosoft Developer API


Input: [Description] The Client ID issued to you through Axosoft. Required. [Parameter]

Output: client_id

Authorization Code Grant Type - Axosoft Developer API


Input: [Description] The URL to which the end user will be redirected once they allow or disallow access to your app. This should be a URL handled by your app, and will receive either an Authorization Code (which can then be exchanged for an Access Token) or an error. Required. [Parameter]

Output: redirect_uri

Authorization Code Grant Type - Axosoft Developer API


Input: [Description] A space-separated list of scopes your app is requesting. Valid scopes are read (which allows your app to read existing Axosoft data), and write (which allows it to add and update Axosoft data). If you need both, supply read write. If omitted, defaults to read. [Parameter]

Output: scope

Authorization Code Grant Type - Axosoft Developer API


Input: [Description] If supplied, this value will be passed on to the Redirect URL after the end user allows or disallows access to your app. [Parameter]

Output: state

Authorization Code Grant Type - Axosoft Developer API


Input: [Description] Sets expiration date of token. Use false to request a non-expiring token. If omitted, defaults to 30 days. [Parameter]

Output: expiring

Authorization Code Grant Type - Axosoft Developer API


Input: Have to use proprietory SQL extensions for finding ancestors and descendants; although the queries are efficient [Nested Sets] Standard SQL [Materialized Path] Standard SQL

Output: Standard SQL

One more Nested Intervals vs. Adjacency List comparison | Quasi Believable Quantifier Laws


Input: Finding descendants is relatively efficient (i.e. proportional to the size of the subtree) [Nested Sets] Finding descendants is easy and relatively efficient (i.e. proportional to the size of the subtree) [Materialized Path] Finding descendants is easy and relatively efficient (i.e. proportional to the size of the subtree)

Output: Same as MP: Finding descendants is easy and relatively efficient

One more Nested Intervals vs. Adjacency List comparison | Quasi Believable Quantifier Laws


Input: Finding ancestors is efficient [Nested Sets] Finding ancestors is easy but inefficient [Materialized Path] Finding ancestors is tricky but efficient

Output: Same as MP: Finding ancestors is tricky but efficient

One more Nested Intervals vs. Adjacency List comparison | Quasi Believable Quantifier Laws


Input: Finding node’s children is trivial [Nested Sets] Finding node’s children as all the descendants restricted to the next level is inefficient (e.g. consider root node) [Materialized Path] Finding node’s children as descendants on next level is inefficient

Output: Same as AR: Finding node’s children is trivial

One more Nested Intervals vs. Adjacency List comparison | Quasi Believable Quantifier Laws


Input: Finding node’s parent is trivial [Nested Sets] Finding node’s parent as ancestor on the previous level is inefficient due to inefficiency of ancestors search [Materialized Path] Finding node’s parent as ancestor on the previous level is efficient

Output: Same as AR: Finding node’s parent is trivial

One more Nested Intervals vs. Adjacency List comparison | Quasi Believable Quantifier Laws


Input: Aggregate queries are relatively efficient (i.e. proportional to the size of the subtree) [Nested Sets] Aggregate queries are relatively efficient (except counting, which is super fast)! [Materialized Path] Aggregate queries are relatively efficient (i.e. proportional to the size of the subtree)

Output: Aggregate queries are relatively efficient (i.e. proportional to the size of the subtree)

One more Nested Intervals vs. Adjacency List comparison | Quasi Believable Quantifier Laws


Input: tree reorganization is very simple [Nested Sets] tree reorganization is hard [Materialized Path] tree reorganization is easy

Output: tree reorganization is easy (but not as simple as in AR)

One more Nested Intervals vs. Adjacency List comparison | Quasi Believable Quantifier Laws


Input: [Button] Left [Player 2] Num-4 [Player 1]

Output: Left

WEN: WebEmu NES emulator for WebBrowser PlayStation 3


Input: [Button] Right [Player 2] Num-6 [Player 1]

Output: Right

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Input: [Button] Up [Player 2] Num-8 [Player 1]

Output: Up

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Input: [Button] Down [Player 2] Num-2 [Player 1]

Output: Down

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Input: [Button] A [Player 2] Num-7 [Player 1]

WEN: WebEmu NES emulator for WebBrowser PlayStation 3


Input: [Button] B [Player 2] Num-9 [Player 1]

WEN: WebEmu NES emulator for WebBrowser PlayStation 3


Input: [Button] Start [Player 2] Num-1 [Player 1]

Output: Enter

WEN: WebEmu NES emulator for WebBrowser PlayStation 3


Input: [Button] Select [Player 2] Num-3 [Player 1]

Output: Ctrl

WEN: WebEmu NES emulator for WebBrowser PlayStation 3


Input: [Target] kernel [Description]

Output: the unit system


Input: [Target] core [Description]

Output: the module system


Input: [Target] scheme [Description]

Output: the scheme dialect


Input: [Target] jazz [Description]

Output: the jazz dialect


Input: [Target] platform [Description]

Output: the platform packages


Input: [Target] jedi [Description]

Output: the jedi ide


Input: [Target] all [Description]

Output: all the pre-installed packages


Input: [Target] clean [Description]

Output: remove all build files


Input: [Target] cleankernel [Description]

Output: remove all kernel files


Input: [Target] cleanobject [Description]

Output: remove all object files


Input: [Target] cleanlibrary [Description]

Output: remove all library files


Input: [Description]

Output: user


Input: [Key] FN+ALT+[Right arrow] [Description]

Output: Go to sub types

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Input: [Key] FN+ALT+[Left arrow] [Description]

Output: Go to super types

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Input: [Key] ALT+SHIFT+F12 [Description]

Output: Find usages of variable

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Input: [Key] CTRL+SHIFT+F11 [Description]

Output: Go to type of variable

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Input: [Key] CTRL+SHIFT+R [Description]

Output: Refactor this

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Input: [Key] CTRL+SHIFT+T [Description]

Output: Go to file

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Input: [Key] CTRL+T [Description]

Output: Go to type

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Input: [Key] FN+ALT+[ENTER] [Description]

Output: Generate

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Input: [Variable name] Season [Variable definition] Time of year surveyed “Summer” is the only entry in this column for this file. [Storage type]

Output: Character


Input: [Variable name] Life History [Variable definition] Annual or Perennial “Annual” is the only entry in this column for this file [Storage type]

Output: Character


Input: [Variable name] Year [Variable definition] Year data collected 19781988 [Storage type]

Output: Integer


Input: [Variable name] Plot [Variable definition] Plot number surveyed 124 [Storage type]

Output: Integer


Input: [Variable name] Quadrat [Variable definition] Stake number associated with quadrat 11,13,15,17,31,33,35,37,51,53,55,57,71,73,75,77 [Storage type]

Output: Integer


Input: [Variable name] [species code] Columns 663 [Variable definition] Number of stems counted for that species See Table 9 below for species codes and scientific names. 0 = no individuals present; -99 = presence/absence not recorded. [Storage type]

Output: Integer


Input: [TYPE] audio [Possible Values] yes|no [Description]

Output: Manage support for audio streaming from server to user's pc

NoMachine Enterprise Products v. 4 - Server Guide - Advanced Functions


Input: [TYPE] microphone [Possible Values] yes|no [Description]

Output: Manage support for voice input streaming from user's pc to server side

NoMachine Enterprise Products v. 4 - Server Guide - Advanced Functions


Input: [TYPE] client-printer-sharing [Possible Values] yes|no [Description]

Output: Manage connecting printers user's pc to the server side

NoMachine Enterprise Products v. 4 - Server Guide - Advanced Functions


Input: [TYPE] server-printer-sharing [Possible Values] yes|no [Description]

Output: Manage connecting printers from server to user's pc

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Input: [TYPE] client-disk-sharing [Possible Values] yes|no [Description]

Output: Manage connecting disks and folders from user's pc to server side

NoMachine Enterprise Products v. 4 - Server Guide - Advanced Functions


Input: [TYPE] server-disk-sharing [Possible Values] yes|no [Description]

Output: Manage connecting disks and folder from server to user's pc

NoMachine Enterprise Products v. 4 - Server Guide - Advanced Functions


Input: [TYPE] client-file-transfer [Possible Values] yes|no [Description]

Output: Manage the ability of transferring files from user's pc to the server

NoMachine Enterprise Products v. 4 - Server Guide - Advanced Functions


Input: [TYPE] server-file-transfer [Possible Values] yes|no [Description]

Output: Manage the ability of sending files from server side to a specific user or to all users

NoMachine Enterprise Products v. 4 - Server Guide - Advanced Functions


Input: [TYPE] client-network-sharing [Possible Values] yes|no [Description]

Output: Manage connecting network ports (SMB, CUPS, ...) from user's pc to server side

NoMachine Enterprise Products v. 4 - Server Guide - Advanced Functions


Input: [TYPE] server-network-sharing [Possible Values] yes|no [Description]

Output: Manage connecting network ports (SMB, CUPS, ...) forwarding from server to user's pc

NoMachine Enterprise Products v. 4 - Server Guide - Advanced Functions


Input: [TYPE] session-recording [Possible Values] yes|no [Description]

Output: Manage creating and saving a video of the session

NoMachine Enterprise Products v. 4 - Server Guide - Advanced Functions


Input: [TYPE] client-usb-sharing [Possible Values] yes|no [Description]

Output: Manage forwarding of a USB device from user's pc to server side

NoMachine Enterprise Products v. 4 - Server Guide - Advanced Functions


Input: [TYPE] server-usb-sharing [Possible Values] yes|no [Description]

Output: Manage forwarding of a USB device from server to user's pc

NoMachine Enterprise Products v. 4 - Server Guide - Advanced Functions


Input: [TYPE] client-smartcard-sharing [Possible Values] yes|no [Description]

Output: Manage forwarding of smartcard from user's pc to server side

NoMachine Enterprise Products v. 4 - Server Guide - Advanced Functions


Input: [Unicode Value] U+0024 [Notes] $ [Currency]

Output: dollar sign

Currency Internationalization (i18n), Multi-currency architecture and Foreign Exchange (FX)

Currency Symbol Examples


Input: [Unicode Value] U+00A3 [Notes] £ [Currency]

Output: pound sign

Currency Internationalization (i18n), Multi-currency architecture and Foreign Exchange (FX)

Currency Symbol Examples


Input: [Unicode Value] U+00A5 [Notes] ¥ [Currency]

Output: yen sign

Currency Internationalization (i18n), Multi-currency architecture and Foreign Exchange (FX)

Currency Symbol Examples


Input: [Unicode Value] U+5186 [Notes] 円 [Currency]

Output: yen character

Currency Internationalization (i18n), Multi-currency architecture and Foreign Exchange (FX)

Currency Symbol Examples


Input: [Unicode Value] U+20AC [Notes] € [Currency]

Output: euro sign

Currency Internationalization (i18n), Multi-currency architecture and Foreign Exchange (FX)

Currency Symbol Examples


Input: [Unicode Value] U+0E3F [Notes] ฿ [Currency]

Output: thai baht sign

Currency Internationalization (i18n), Multi-currency architecture and Foreign Exchange (FX)

Currency Symbol Examples


Input: [Unicode Value] U+20A3 [Notes] ₣ [Currency]

Output: french franc sign

Currency Internationalization (i18n), Multi-currency architecture and Foreign Exchange (FX)

Currency Symbol Examples


Input: [Unicode Value] U+20A4 [Notes] ₤ [Currency]

Output: lira sign

Currency Internationalization (i18n), Multi-currency architecture and Foreign Exchange (FX)

Currency Symbol Examples


Input: [Unicode Value] U+20A9 [Notes] ₩ [Currency]

Output: korean won sign

Currency Internationalization (i18n), Multi-currency architecture and Foreign Exchange (FX)

Currency Symbol Examples


Input: [Role] Fixed value [Example] maxStringLength [Informal definition]

Output: A data item that does not get a new proper value after its initialization

Variables and the roles they play | Mats Stafseng Einarsen


Input: [Role] Stepper [Example] count [Informal definition]

Output: A data item stepping through a systematic, predictable succession of values

Variables and the roles they play | Mats Stafseng Einarsen


Input: [Role] Most-recent holder [Example] inputData [Informal definition]

Output: A data item holding the latest value encountered in going through a succession of unpredictable values, or simply the latest value obtained as input

Variables and the roles they play | Mats Stafseng Einarsen


Input: [Role] Most-wanted holder [Example] maximum [Informal definition]

Output: A data item holding the best or otherwise most appropriate value encountered so far

Variables and the roles they play | Mats Stafseng Einarsen


Input: [Role] Gatherer [Example] sum [Informal definition]

Output: A data item accumulating the effect of individual values

Variables and the roles they play | Mats Stafseng Einarsen


Input: [Role] Follower [Example] prev [Informal definition]

Output: A data item that gets its new value always from the old value of some other data item

Variables and the roles they play | Mats Stafseng Einarsen


Input: [Role] One-way flag [Example] errorsOccurred [Informal definition]

Output: A two-valued data item that cannot get its initial value once the value has been changed

Variables and the roles they play | Mats Stafseng Einarsen


Input: [Role] Temporary [Example] temp [Informal definition]

Output: A data item holding some value for a very short time only

Variables and the roles they play | Mats Stafseng Einarsen


Input: [Role] Organizer [Example] sortArray [Informal definition]

Output: A data structure storing elements that can be rearranged

Variables and the roles they play | Mats Stafseng Einarsen


Input: [Role] Container [Example] processQueue [Informal definition]

Output: A data structure storing elements that can be added and removed

Variables and the roles they play | Mats Stafseng Einarsen


Input: [Role] Walker [Example] currNode [Informal definition]

Output: A data item traversing in a data structure

Variables and the roles they play | Mats Stafseng Einarsen


Input: [Attribute] delimiter [Required] No [Description]

Output: The delimiter to be used for separation of the list. Default: ,


Input: [Attribute] listDirs [Required] No [Description]

Output: If enabled directory entries will be listed. Default: true


Input: [Attribute] listFiles [Required] No [Description]

Output: If enabled file entries will be listed. Default: true


Input: [Attribute] onlyNames [Required] No [Description]

Output: If enabled only the names will be listed otherwise the complete urls. Default: false


Input: [Attribute] property [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: Property which will receive the resulting value.


Input: [Attribute] recurse [Required] No [Description]

Output: Allows to list the complete subtree if true. Use it carefully. Default: false


Input: [Attribute] revision [Required] No [Description]

Output: The revision used to get the listing from. Default: HEAD


Input: [Attribute] url [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: The URL which content shall be listed.


Input: [Key(s)] Space bar Return Enter Right arrow Down arrow Page down Click left mouse button outside of control area, Flash object, or movie [Action]

Output: Go to next slide


Input: [Key(s)] Left arrow Up arrow Page up [Action]

Output: Go to previous slide


Input: [Key(s)] Home [Action]

Output: Go to title (first) slide


Input: [Key(s)] End [Action]

Output: Go to last slide


Input: [Key(s)] Type slide number, then hit Return or Enter [Action]

Output: Jump directly to slide


Input: [Key(s)] Type number of slides to skip, hit any "go to next" key except Return or Enter [Action]

Output: Skip forward n slides


Input: [Key(s)] Type number of slides to skip, hit any "go to previous" key [Action]

Output: Skip backward n slides


Input: [Key(s)] T [Action]

Output: Switch between slideshow and outline view


Input: [Key(s)] C Move mouse pointer over control area [Action]

Output: Show / hide slide controls


Input: [Description] Message that has never been opened [Name]

Output: Unseen

9. Using Mulberry : Guide : ... : ITS : University of Sussex


Input: [Description] Message that has arrived since the mailbox was last checked (this will change to the 'unseen' icon next time the mailbox is opened, if the messages remain unread) [Name]

Output: Recent

9. Using Mulberry : Guide : ... : ITS : University of Sussex


Input: [Description] Message that has been opened previously [Name]

Output: Seen

9. Using Mulberry : Guide : ... : ITS : University of Sussex


Input: [Description] Message that has been replied to [Name]

Output: Answered

9. Using Mulberry : Guide : ... : ITS : University of Sussex


Input: [Description] Message marked for deletion [Name]

Output: Deleted

9. Using Mulberry : Guide : ... : ITS : University of Sussex


Input: [Description] Message with attachment (this appears together with one of the above icons) [Name]

Output: Attachment

9. Using Mulberry : Guide : ... : ITS : University of Sussex


Input: [Description] Abstract Class extended by a single Concrete class Used to implement Message Digest hashing algorithm Version 5 Support 128-bit hash values Widely deployed and commonly used to verify file Integrity Created by Ron Rivest in 1991 to replace MD4 [Classes]

Output: MD5

Cryptography : A Basic Introduction of Hashing and HashAlgo class for beginners – Part 2 | RranjanK's Blogs


Input: [Description] Abstract Class extended by a single Concrete class Used to implement SHA1 hashing algorithm created to replace MD5 due to flaws created in 1995 by NSA as U.S Government Standard [Classes]

Output: SHA1

Cryptography : A Basic Introduction of Hashing and HashAlgo class for beginners – Part 2 | RranjanK's Blogs


Input: [Description] Abstract Class extended by a several Concrete class Used to implement the Keyed-Hash Message Authentication Code Created by Mihir Bellare, Ran Canetti and Hugo Krawczyk in 1996 Uses an existing hashing algorithm such as SA1 and then iterates twice to doubly hash the output value. [Classes]

Output: KeyedHashAlgorithm

Cryptography : A Basic Introduction of Hashing and HashAlgo class for beginners – Part 2 | RranjanK's Blogs


Input: [Description] Abstract Class extended by a single Concrete class Used to implement RACE Integrity Primitive Evaluation Message Digest hashing algorithm Created in Europe by Hans Dobbertin, Antoon Bosselaers and Bart Preneel in 1996 Imroved Version of MD5 Similar in performance to SHA1 [Classes]

Output: RIPEMD160

Cryptography : A Basic Introduction of Hashing and HashAlgo class for beginners – Part 2 | RranjanK's Blogs


Input: [Description] Abstract Class extended by a single Concrete class Used to implement SHA-256 hashing algorithm Part of SHA hashing algorithm version 2 variants Implement a 256-bit hashing key [Classes]

Output: SHA256

Cryptography : A Basic Introduction of Hashing and HashAlgo class for beginners – Part 2 | RranjanK's Blogs


Input: [Description] Abstract Class extended by a single Concrete class Used to implement the SHA-384 hashing algorithm Part if SHA hashing algorithm version 2 variants Implements a 384-bit hashing key [Classes]

Output: SHA384

Cryptography : A Basic Introduction of Hashing and HashAlgo class for beginners – Part 2 | RranjanK's Blogs


Input: [Description] Abstract Class extended by a single Concrete class Used to implement the SHA-512 hashing algorithm Part of SHA hashing algorithm version 2 variants Implements a 512-bit hashing key [Classes]

Output: SHA512

Cryptography : A Basic Introduction of Hashing and HashAlgo class for beginners – Part 2 | RranjanK's Blogs


Input: Open a message [Result in Gmail on the web]

Output: Mark a message as read

Syncing Gmail Actions With IMAP - Raven Blog


Input: Flag a message [Result in Gmail on the web]

Output: Apply a star to the message

Syncing Gmail Actions With IMAP - Raven Blog


Input: Move a message to a folder [Result in Gmail on the web]

Output: Apply a label to the message

Syncing Gmail Actions With IMAP - Raven Blog


Input: Move a message to a folder within a folder* [Result in Gmail on the web]

Output: Apply a label showing folder hierarchy (‘MainFolder/SubFolder’)*

Syncing Gmail Actions With IMAP - Raven Blog


Input: Create a folder [Result in Gmail on the web]

Output: Create a label

Syncing Gmail Actions With IMAP - Raven Blog


Input: Move a message to [Gmail]/Spam [Result in Gmail on the web]

Output: Report a message as spam

Syncing Gmail Actions With IMAP - Raven Blog


Input: Move a message to [Gmail]/Trash [Result in Gmail on the web]

Output: Move a message to Trash

Syncing Gmail Actions With IMAP - Raven Blog


Input: Send a message [Result in Gmail on the web]

Output: Store message in Sent Mail

Syncing Gmail Actions With IMAP - Raven Blog


Input: Delete a message [Result in Gmail on the web]

Output: Remove label from the message, or delete the message permanently if the message is already in the Spam or Trash label

Syncing Gmail Actions With IMAP - Raven Blog


Input: [Value] Detailed configuration [Option/Screen]

Output: Configuration Type

RubyInstaller: Getting Started with Rails and MySQL | DEV_MEM.dump_to(:blog) – Multimedia systems blog


Input: [Value] Developer Machine [Option/Screen]

Output: Server type

RubyInstaller: Getting Started with Rails and MySQL | DEV_MEM.dump_to(:blog) – Multimedia systems blog


Input: [Value] Transactional Database only [Option/Screen]

Output: Database usage

RubyInstaller: Getting Started with Rails and MySQL | DEV_MEM.dump_to(:blog) – Multimedia systems blog


Input: [Value] Your option or leave defaults [Option/Screen]

Output: InnoDB datafile

RubyInstaller: Getting Started with Rails and MySQL | DEV_MEM.dump_to(:blog) – Multimedia systems blog


Input: [Value] Decision Support [Option/Screen]

Output: Number of connections

RubyInstaller: Getting Started with Rails and MySQL | DEV_MEM.dump_to(:blog) – Multimedia systems blog


Input: [Value] Check Add firewall exceptions [Option/Screen]

Output: Networking options

RubyInstaller: Getting Started with Rails and MySQL | DEV_MEM.dump_to(:blog) – Multimedia systems blog


Input: [Value] Best support for Multilingualism (UTF8) [Option/Screen]

Output: Character set

RubyInstaller: Getting Started with Rails and MySQL | DEV_MEM.dump_to(:blog) – Multimedia systems blog


Input: [Value] Add to PATH if you want mysql available on every prompt [Option/Screen]

Output: Windows Options

RubyInstaller: Getting Started with Rails and MySQL | DEV_MEM.dump_to(:blog) – Multimedia systems blog


Input: [Value] Uncheck if you want root password be blank [Option/Screen]

Output: Security Options

RubyInstaller: Getting Started with Rails and MySQL | DEV_MEM.dump_to(:blog) – Multimedia systems blog


Input: [option] controllers | dots | sections | enable [accepted values] [true, false] [description]

Output: Enable/Disable buttons for sections


Input: [option] controllers | dots | sections | visibilityControl [accepted values] [true, false] [description]

Output: Enable/Disable the ability to hide themselves if the window is too small


Input: [option] controllers | dots | sections | position [accepted values] [topleft, centerleft, bottomleft, topright, centerright, bottomright] [description]

Output: Dots position on window sides


Input: [option] controllers | dots | sections | side [accepted values] *number* [description]

Output: Width and Height of the dots


Input: [option] controllers | dots | sections | margin [accepted values] *number* [description]

Output: Margin between dots


Input: [option] controllers | dots | sections | marginWindow [accepted values] *number* [description]

Output: Margin from the window side


Input: ALT+TAB ALT+PAGE UP [Description]

Output: Switches between programs from left to right.

Remote Access - Desktop Support - Services - Stead Technology Services Group - Tippie College of Business - The University of Iowa


Input: ALT+SHIFT+TAB ALT+PAGE DOWN [Description]

Output: Switches between programs from right to left.

Remote Access - Desktop Support - Services - Stead Technology Services Group - Tippie College of Business - The University of Iowa


Input: ALT+ESC ALT+INSERT [Description]

Output: Cycles through the programs in the order they were started.

Remote Access - Desktop Support - Services - Stead Technology Services Group - Tippie College of Business - The University of Iowa


Input: CTRL+ESC [Description]

Output: Switches the client between a window and full screen.

Remote Access - Desktop Support - Services - Stead Technology Services Group - Tippie College of Business - The University of Iowa


Input: CTRL+ESC ALT+HOME [Description]

Output: Displays the Start menu.

Remote Access - Desktop Support - Services - Stead Technology Services Group - Tippie College of Business - The University of Iowa


Input: ALT+DELETE [Description]

Output: Displays the Windows menu.

Remote Access - Desktop Support - Services - Stead Technology Services Group - Tippie College of Business - The University of Iowa


Input: PRINT SCREEN CTRL+ALT+MINUS (-) symbol on keypad [Description]

Output: Places a snapshot of the active window in the Remote Desktop session on the clipboard.

Remote Access - Desktop Support - Services - Stead Technology Services Group - Tippie College of Business - The University of Iowa


Input: CTRL+ALT+DEL CTRL+ALT+END [Description]

Output: Displays the Task Manager or Windows Security dialog box. (Only use CTRL+ALT+END to issue this command. CTRL+ALT+DEL is always interpreted by the client computer.)

Remote Access - Desktop Support - Services - Stead Technology Services Group - Tippie College of Business - The University of Iowa


Input: ALT+PRINT SCREEN CTRL+ALT+PLUS (+) symbol on the numeric keypad [Description]

Output: Places a snapshot of the entire Remote Desktop session window on the clipboard.

Remote Access - Desktop Support - Services - Stead Technology Services Group - Tippie College of Business - The University of Iowa


Input: [DOS] cd or chdir cd .. [UNIX] cd cd .. [0]

Output: Change directory Change to parent directory


Input: [DOS] attrib [UNIX] chmod [0]

Output: Change file protection


Input: [DOS] cls [UNIX] clear [0]

Output: Clear screen


Input: [DOS] comp [UNIX] diff [0]

Output: Compare files


Input: [DOS] copy [UNIX] cp [0]

Output: Copy file or directory


Input: [DOS] mkdir or md [UNIX] mkdir [0]

Output: create direcotry


Input: [DOS] date, time [UNIX] date [0]

Output: Date


Input: [DOS] rmdir or rd [UNIX] rmdir [0]

Output: Delete directory


Input: [DOS] erase or del [UNIX] rm [0]

Output: Delete file


Input: [DOS] type or type | more [UNIX] more [0]

Output: Display file contents


Input: [DOS] chkdsk [UNIX] df [0]

Output: Display free diskspace


Input: [DOS] find [UNIX] grep or fgrep [0]

Output: Find string in file


Input: [DOS] help [UNIX] man or apropos [0]

Output: Help


Input: [DOS] dir [UNIX] ls or ls -l [0]

Output: List directory content


Input: [DOS] print [UNIX] lpr [0]

Output: Print file


Input: [DOS] rename or ren [UNIX] mv [0]

Output: Rename file


Input: [DOS] win [0]

Output: Starting Windows


Input: [Name] name [Type] String [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: Title of the product

Tradedoubler - Products API - Publishers


Input: [Name] description [Type] String [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: A long description of the product.

Tradedoubler - Products API - Publishers


Input: [Name] imageUrl [Type] String [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: An URL to an image of the product. May contain width and height.

Tradedoubler - Products API - Publishers


Input: [Name] categories [Type] String [Required] Yes* [Description]

Output: Categories of the product. tdCategoryName is Tradedoubler's category name, tdCategoryId is Tradedoubler's category ID and name is the your category name.

Tradedoubler - Products API - Publishers


Input: [Name] feedId [Type] Integer [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: Primary key of the feed owning the product.

Tradedoubler - Products API - Publishers


Input: [Name] productUrl [Type] String [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: URL to the product. Use this to link to the product and earn commission. If publisher token is used, the product URL is prefixed with Tradedoubler's tracker URL.

Tradedoubler - Products API - Publishers


Input: [Name] programname [Type] String [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: Name of the program of the feed this product belongs to.

Tradedoubler - Products API - Publishers


Input: [Name] programlogo [Type] String [Required] No [Description]

Output: Url to the logo of the program of the feed this product belongs to.

Tradedoubler - Products API - Publishers


Input: [Name] price [Type] Float [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: Price of the product. Currency is picked up from your affiliate program.

Tradedoubler - Products API - Publishers


Input: [Name] sourceProductId [Type] String [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: Your identifier of the product.

Tradedoubler - Products API - Publishers


Input: [Name] modified [Type] Date [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: Date of the last modification in ISO-8601 or unix time depending on the dateOutputFormat parameter. For example 2012-12-24T15:00+0100 or 1356357600000

Tradedoubler - Products API - Publishers


Input: [Name] id [Type] String [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: Tradedoubler's internal identifier of the product. May be used as GUID.

Tradedoubler - Products API - Publishers


Input: [Name] groupingId [Type] String [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: The identifier Tradedoubler use to group this product.

Tradedoubler - Products API - Publishers


Input: [Name] ean [Type] Integer [Required] No [Description]

Output: International article number of the product. Used for grouping and can be used as product identifier.

Tradedoubler - Products API - Publishers


Input: [Name] sku [Type] String [Required] No [Description]

Output: Stock-keeping unit of the product. Used for grouping and can be used as product identifier.

Tradedoubler - Products API - Publishers


Input: [Name] upc [Type] String [Required] No [Description]

Output: Universal Product Code. Used for grouping and can be used as product identifier.

Tradedoubler - Products API - Publishers


Input: [Name] isbn [Type] String [Required] No [Description]

Output: International Standard Book Number. Used for grouping and can be used as product identifier.

Tradedoubler - Products API - Publishers


Input: [Name] mpn [Type] String [Required] No [Description]

Output: Manufacturer part number. Used for grouping and can be used as product identifier.

Tradedoubler - Products API - Publishers


Input: [Name] availability [Type] String [Required] No [Description]

Output: Information on the availablity of the product.

Tradedoubler - Products API - Publishers


Input: [Name] inStock [Type] Integer [Required] No [Description]

Output: Number of items you have in stock.

Tradedoubler - Products API - Publishers


Input: [Name] condition [Type] String [Required] No [Description]

Output: Condition of the product. For example used or new.

Tradedoubler - Products API - Publishers


Input: [Name] brand [Type] String [Required] No [Description]

Output: Brand of the product. For example "Apple".

Tradedoubler - Products API - Publishers


Input: [Name] model [Type] String [Required] No [Description]

Output: The product's model. For example "iPhone"

Tradedoubler - Products API - Publishers


Input: [Name] manufacturer [Type] String [Required] No [Description]

Output: Manufacturer of the product. For example "Samsung"

Tradedoubler - Products API - Publishers


Input: [Name] shippingCost [Type] String [Required] No [Description]

Output: Cost of getting the product delivered. For example "Free" or "11.95".

Tradedoubler - Products API - Publishers


Input: [Name] shortDescription [Type] String [Required] No [Description]

Output: Description of the product in fewer words.

Tradedoubler - Products API - Publishers


Input: [Name] promoText [Type] String [Required] No [Description]

Output: Promotional text of the product

Tradedoubler - Products API - Publishers


Input: [Name] warranty [Type] String [Required] No [Description]

Output: Warranty information about the product

Tradedoubler - Products API - Publishers


Input: [Name] deliveryTime [Type] String [Required] No [Description]

Output: The amount of time it takes to get the product delivered.

Tradedoubler - Products API - Publishers


Input: [Name] weight [Type] String [Required] No [Description]

Output: Weight of the product.

Tradedoubler - Products API - Publishers


Input: [Name] size [Type] String [Required] No [Description]

Output: Size of the product.

Tradedoubler - Products API - Publishers


Input: [Name] techSpecs [Type] String [Required] No [Description]

Output: Technical specification of the product.

Tradedoubler - Products API - Publishers


Input: [Name] fields [Type] String [Required] No [Description]

Output: Advertisers can add any other information to a product. These are presented in "fields". See examples below for details.

Tradedoubler - Products API - Publishers


Input: [Shortcut Key] then [Definition] Send message [Action]

Output: After composing your message, use this combination to send it automatically. (Supported in Internet Explorer and Firefox, on Windows.)

Berman Post: Gmail Blog - Keyboard Shortcut Tips


Input: [Shortcut Key] y then o [Definition] Archive and next [Action]

Output: Archives your conversation and moves to the next one.

Berman Post: Gmail Blog - Keyboard Shortcut Tips


Input: [Shortcut Key] g then a [Definition] Go to 'All Mail' [Action]

Output: Takes you to 'All Mail,' the storage site for all mail you've ever sent or received (and have not deleted).

Berman Post: Gmail Blog - Keyboard Shortcut Tips


Input: [Shortcut Key] g then s [Definition] Go to 'Starred' [Action]

Output: Takes you to all conversations you have starred.

Berman Post: Gmail Blog - Keyboard Shortcut Tips


Input: [Shortcut Key] g then c [Definition] Go to 'Contacts' [Action]

Output: Takes you to your Contacts list.

Berman Post: Gmail Blog - Keyboard Shortcut Tips


Input: [Shortcut Key] g then d [Definition] Go to 'Drafts' [Action]

Output: Takes you to all drafts you have saved.

Berman Post: Gmail Blog - Keyboard Shortcut Tips


Input: [Shortcut Key] g then i [Definition] Go to 'Inbox' [Action]

Output: Returns you to the inbox.

Berman Post: Gmail Blog - Keyboard Shortcut Tips


Input: [Shortcut Key] g then t [Definition] Go to 'Sent Mail' [Action]

Output: Takes you to all mail you've sent.

Berman Post: Gmail Blog - Keyboard Shortcut Tips


Input: [Shortcut Key] * then a [Definition] Select all [Action]

Output: Selects all mail.

Berman Post: Gmail Blog - Keyboard Shortcut Tips


Input: [Shortcut Key] * then n [Definition] Select none [Action]

Output: Deselects all mail.

Berman Post: Gmail Blog - Keyboard Shortcut Tips


Input: [Shortcut Key] * then r [Definition] Select read [Action]

Output: Selects all mail you've read.

Berman Post: Gmail Blog - Keyboard Shortcut Tips


Input: [Shortcut Key] * then u [Definition] Select unread [Action]

Output: Selects all unread mail.

Berman Post: Gmail Blog - Keyboard Shortcut Tips


Input: [Shortcut Key] * then s [Definition] Select starred [Action]

Output: Selects all starred mail.

Berman Post: Gmail Blog - Keyboard Shortcut Tips


Input: [Shortcut Key] * then t [Definition] Select unstarred [Action]

Output: Selects all unstarred mail.

Berman Post: Gmail Blog - Keyboard Shortcut Tips


Input: [Option] method [Default] 'post' [Description]

Output: The HTTP method to use for the request. The other possibility is 'get'.

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Input: [Option] contentType [Default] application/x-www-form-urlencoded [Description]

Output: The Content-Type header for your request. When sending XML (in combination with option postBody you would have to change this.

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Input: [Option] parameters [Default] '' [Description]

Output: The parameters for the request, which will be encoded into the URL for a 'get' method, or into the request body for the other methods. This can be provided either as a URL-encoded string or as a hash object, with properties representing parameters.

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Input: [Option] postBody [Default] none [Description]

Output: Specific contents for the request body on a 'post' method. If it is not provided, the contents of the parameters option will be used instead.

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Input: [Option] onSuccess [Description]

Output: Invoked when a request completes and its status code is undefined or belongs in the 2xy family.

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Input: [Option] onFailure [Description]

Output: Invoked when a request completes and its status code exists but is not in the 2xy family.

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Input: [File/Directory] /AmphetaDesk /AmphetaDesk.app /AmphetaDesk.exe [Location] Runtime [Description]

Output: These are the runtime files built from AmphetaDesk.pl as per our build instructions. These files have all the necessary libraries and XS code, as well as the Perl interpreter. The .exe is the Win32 runtime, the .app is the OS X runtime, and the other is the Classic Mac runtime (the XS code under Classic is loaded from the shared libs directory).


Input: [File/Directory] /AmphetaDesk.log [Location] - [Description]

Output: The actual logfile from either the source or runtime versions of AmphetaDesk. If this file doesn't exist, then it is automatically created. Each time AmphetaDesk is run, it will overwrite the old logfile if it's larger than a certain limit and start afresh. If something weird's happening with AmphetaDesk, there's a good chance we can find out why by looking in here.


Input: [File/Directory] /AmphetaDesk.pl [Location] Both [Description]

Output: The wrapper code that loads our true code from the lib directory. This file should be kept as simplistic as possible - it really serves only as a launching pad for our compilation.


Input: [File/Directory] /README.txt [Location] Both [Description]

Output: This is just a simple and quick README file that instructs the user how to install AmphetaDesk on Windows, Macintosh, and Linux machines. A duplicate copy exists in the docs directory. Other README.txt files are spread out through the other directories, and serve as quick introductions to the files within.


Input: [File/Directory] File/Directory [Location] Location [Description]

Output: Description


Input: [File/Directory] /data/myChannels.opml [Location] - [Description]

Output: This file is created when the user first runs AmphetaDesk and contains a default set of shipped channels. As the user customizes their AmphetaDesk, this file is continually updated. Deleting this file will cause the default channels to be loaded again.


Input: [File/Directory] /data/mySettings.xml [Location] - [Description]

Output: mySettings.xml defines all of the user's preferences, hopes, and dreams. If this file is missing, AmphetaDesk will use default entries, else the entries within this file override them.


Input: [File/Directory] /data/channels/* [Location] - [Description]

Output: This directory holds all of the saved data and metadata from the channel feeds. The contents are always changing (whether it be new channels being added, or old files being deleted).


Input: [File/Directory] /data/internal/version.txt [Location] - [Description]

Output: The version.txt file is used to check whether the currently running AmphetaDesk is the latest version available. Each time AmphetaDesk is run, we check this file against the remote version.txt to see if any changes has occurred. If so, we display the contents of the file in the AmphetaDesk window.


Input: [File/Directory] /data/lists/services-channels-recent.xml [Location] - Both [Description]

Output: This is referenced whenever people click to "Add A Channel". It's a slimmed down version of the complete list available from Syndic8.com, removing all sites that haven't been updated within the 15 days. This file does not need to be distributed with the runtime because it will be downloaded if it doesn't exist, but it does make the user's initial loading of AmphetaDesk a bit longer (and more confusing), so we're currently recommending against it.


Input: [File/Directory] /docs/* [Location] - Both [Description]

Output: This is the directory where the file you're currently reading is stored. This directory is not required in distributed runtimes (as all the template links point to the disobey.com site), but at the moment, it'd be insane NOT to include it. The files in this directory won't be explained, since they're not crucial to the running of AmphetaDesk (you can gain a good enough idea by looking at the Documentation Index of AmphetaDesk).


Input: [File/Directory] /extras/amphetadesk.rc [Location] - [Description]

Output: By James A. Pattie, this is an rc.d/init.d script to start/stop/restart the AmphetaDesk daemon (assuming it's under /usr/local/amphetadesk, though this is easily modifiable). It has been tested and verified with chkconfig on a Redhat system.


Input: [File/Directory] /extras/createpods.pl [Location] - [Description]

Output: This script creates HTML versions of all the AmphetaDesk POD documentation contained within the modules of the lib directory. All created output is stored in docs.


Input: [File/Directory] /lib/AmphetaDesk.pm [Location] Both [Description]

Output: This Perl module is the "router" of AmphetaDesk, setting up the runtime environment, starting the internal webserver and GUI, and processing all incoming requests off to their respective modules. It loads all the other modules from the lib directory.


Input: [File/Directory] /lib/AmphetaDesk/Channels.pm /lib/AmphetaDesk/ChannelsList.pm /lib/AmphetaDesk/MyChannels.pm [Location] Both [Description]

Output: The three modules that do most of the work for AmphetaDesk. Channels.pm controls the parsing, download and storage of our syndicated files, ChannelsList.pm covers the display of the OPML export of Syndic8.com, and MyChannels.pm manipulates the user's subscription list.


Input: [File/Directory] /lib/AmphetaDesk/OS/Linux.pm /lib/AmphetaDesk/OS/MacOS.pm /lib/AmphetaDesk/OS/MacOSX.pm /lib/AmphetaDesk/OS/Windows.pm [Location] Both [Description]

Output: These four files handle the OS specific portions of AmphetaDesk - they control GUI routines, API handlers for the browsers, and other things that can change from OS to OS. Which file to use is determined at runtime.


Input: [File/Directory] /lib/AmphetaDesk/Settings.pm [Location] Both [Description]

Output: Settings.pm handles the creation and manipulation of mySettings.xml, and also contains the default settings.


Input: [File/Directory] /lib/AmphetaDesk/Templates.pm [Location] Both [Description]

Output: A glorified wrapper around the Text::Template module, and handles the parsing of all the templates used to create the browser-based GUI.


Input: [File/Directory] /lib/AmphetaDesk/Utilities.pm [Location] Both [Description]

Output: Routines not related to anything else, such as whitespace cleaning, logfile output, character encodings, and message storage. It's full of generic routines for everyone's use. Yum.


Input: [File/Directory] /lib/AmphetaDesk/Versioning.pm [Location] Both [Description]

Output: This module currently doesn't do much - it merely downloads a version.txt file and compares the version number within to the locally running copy. In future versions of AmphetaDesk, it'll automatically download and update to newer versions.


Input: [File/Directory] /lib/AmphetaDesk/WebServer.pm [Location] Both [Description]

Output: Merely a subclass of HTTP::Daemon, the sole purpose of this routine is to tweak our internal webserver's identification. Fickle. This module also emulates Radio Userland.


Input: [File/Directory] /lib/AmphetaDesk/WWW.pm [Location] Both [Description]

Output: Most of the routines within this file are wrappers around various LWP::UserAgent functions, thus this module concerns itself with access to the web - downloading, reading headers, etc.


Input: [File/Directory] /lib/Text/* /lib/XML/* [Location] Both [Description]

Output: CPAN accessible code relating to our template processing and XML parsing. For more information on these modules, see the Text::Template and XML::Simple documentation.


Input: [File/Directory] /shared libs/* /lib/shared libs/* [Location] Runtime (Mac) [Description]

Output: This directory and its contents ONLY exist on a compiled Classic Macintosh runtime and is necessary for proper operation. It contains various C/XS libraries compiled for use.


Input: [File/Directory] /templates/* /templates/gui/* [Location] Both [Description]

Output: You can find detailed descriptions of all these files in the template/skinning portion of the documentation. They control the AmphetaDesk look and feel of the webpages, and the gui subdirectory controls the icons and logos of the runtime.


Input: [Values and Format] String in the following format: owner:user:rwx,pgrp:group:rwx,other::r— [Description] Defines the owner of the server pool and which privileges are granted to various operating system users and groups. The server pool owner defines the operating system user of the owner, and which privileges that user is granted.The value of this optional attribute is populated at the time a server pool is created based on the identity of the process creating the server pool, unless explicitly overridden. The value can subsequently be changed, if such a change is allowed based on the existing privileges of the server pool.In the string: owner: The operating system user of the server pool owner, followed by the privileges of the owner pgrp: The operating system group that is the primary group of the owner of the server pool, followed by the privileges of members of the primary group other: Followed by privileges of others r: Read only w: Modify attributes of the pool or delete it x: Assign resources to this pool By default, the identity of the client that creates the server pool is the owner. Also by default, root, and the userspecified in owner have full privileges. You can grant required operating system users and operating system groups their privileges by adding the following lines to the ACL attribute: user:username:rwx group:group_name:rwx [Attribute]

Output: ACL

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Input: [Values and Format] A string of server names in the following format: server_name1 server_name2 … [Description] Oracle Clusterware automatically manages this attribute, which contains the space-delimited list of servers that are currently assigned to a server pool. [Attribute]

Output: ACTIVE_SERVERS

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Input: [Values and Format] String [Description] This optional attribute indicates if servers assigned to this server pool are shared with other server pools. A server pool can explicitly state that it is exclusive of any other server pool that has the same value for this attribute. Two or more server pools are mutually exclusive when the sets of servers assigned to them do not have a single server in common. For example, server pools A and B must be exclusive if they both set the value of this attribute to foo_A_B.Top-level server pools are mutually exclusive, by default. [Attribute]

Output: EXCLUSIVE_POOLS

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Input: [Values and Format] Any integer from 0 to 1000 [Description] Relative importance of the server pool, with 0 denoting the lowest level of importance and 1000, the highest. This optional attribute is used to determine how to reconfigure the server pools when a node joins or leaves the cluster. The default value is 0. [Attribute]

Output: IMPORTANCE

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Input: [Values and Format] Any nonnegative integer or -1 (no limit) [Description] The maximum number of servers a server pool can contain. This attribute is optional and is set to -1 (no limit), by default.Note: A value of -1 for this attribute spans the entire cluster. [Attribute]

Output: MAX_SIZE

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