Input: [Name] CellClickAction [Description]

Output: Returns or sets a value that indicates what will occur when a cell is clicked.


Input: [Name] CellDisplayStyle [Description]

Output: CellDisplayStyle specifies how the cells get rendered. You can use this property to speed up rendering of cells by setting it to FormattedText or PlainText. Default is resolved to FullEditorDisplay.


Input: [Name] CellMultiLine [Description]

Output: Determines if the cell's data should be displayed in a multi-line format.


Input: [Name] CellSizeResolved [Description]

Output: Resolved cell size. This property returns the actual width and the height of the cells associated with the column.


Input: [Name] CharacterCasing [Description]

Output: Returns or sets the case to use when editing or displaying column text.


Input: [Name] ColSpan [Description]

Output: Returns or sets a value that determines the number of columns to skip when synchronizing columns across multiple bands.


Input: [Name] ColumnChooserCaption [Description]

Output: The caption displayed in the column’s header in the column chooser. Default is resolved to the column header’s Caption.


Input: [Name] DataType [Description]

Output: Returns the column's underlying data type. This property is read-only for bound columns.


Input: [Name] DefaultCellValue [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the default cell value that will be assigned when new rows are added via the add-row feature or the add-new box.


Input: [Name] Disposed [Description]

Output: (Inherited from Infragistics.Shared.DisposableObject)


Input: [Name] Editor [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the editor that this column will use for editing and displaying cells. By default or when it's assigned null it will get the editor from the EditorControl property.


Input: [Name] EditorComponent [Description]

Output: Component that implements IProvidesEmbeddableEditor. Attempt to set a component that does not implement IProvidesEmbeddableEditor interface will cause an exception.


Input: [Name] ExcludeFromColumnChooser [Description]

Output: Forces the column to be excluded from the column chooser control. This also specifies whether the user can unhide the column.


Input: [Name] FilterCellAppearance [Description]

Output: Determines the formatting attributes that will be applied to the associated cells in filter rows.


Input: [Name] FilterClearButtonVisible [Description]

Output: Specifies whether to display the filter clear button in the filter cells fo this column. Default is resolved to True.


Input: [Name] FilterComparisonStyle [Description]

Output: Gets/Sets type of grid filter comparison style


Input: [Name] FilterComparisonType [Description]

Output: Specifies whether the filtering is performed case-sensitive. Default is to perform filtering case-insensitive.


Input: [Name] FilterEvaluationTrigger [Description]

Output: Specifies when the filter input into filter row cells is applied.


Input: [Name] FilterOperandDropDownItems [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the items that will be displayed by the grid when showing a dropdown filter list.


Input: [Name] FilterOperandStyle [Description]

Output: Specifies the style of operand input in the filter row cells. Default is be resolved to UseColumnEditor for DateTime and Boolean columns and Combo for other types of columns. This can be overridden on each column using the column's FilterOperandStyle property.


Input: [Name] FilterOperatorAppearance [Description]

Output: Determines the formatting attributes that will be applied to the associated operator indicators in filter rows.


Input: [Name] FilterOperatorDefaultValue [Description]

Output: Specifies the default value of the operator cells in the filter row. If operator cells are hidden, this is used as the filter operator for values entered in the associated filter operand cells. This can be overridden on each column. Default is resolved to Equals for DateTime and Boolean columns and StartsWith for other column types.


Input: [Name] FilterOperatorDropDownItems [Description]

Output: Specifies which operators to list in the operator drop down in filter rows. Default is resolved to a value that is based on the column's data type.


Input: [Name] FilterOperatorLocation [Description]

Output: Specifies the style of operator input in the filter row cells. Default is resolved to WithOperand.


Input: [Name] Format [Description]

Output: Returns or sets a string used to control the formatting of displayed text.


Input: [Name] FormatInfo [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the culture specific information used to determine how values are formatted.


Input: [Name] Formula [Description]

Output: Specifies the formula. UltraGridBase.CalcManager property must be set to a valid instance of T:Infragistics.Win.CalcEngine.IUltraCalcManager for this property to have any affect.


Input: [Name] FormulaAbsoluteName [Description]

Output: Returns the absolute name of the column that you can use to refer to it in formulas.


Input: [Name] FormulaDialogReferenceNode [Description]

Output: Returns null.


Input: [Name] FormulaErrorAppearance [Description]

Output: Determines the formatting attributes that will be applied to the cells containing formula errors.


Input: [Name] FormulaErrorValue [Description]

Output: Specifies the value to assign to the data source if the column’s formula evaluates to an error. If the column doesn’t have Formula set, this property is ignored.


Input: [Name] FormulaValueConverter [Description]

Output: Interface for providing custom logic for converting formula results and the formula source values.


Input: [Name] Group [Description]

Output: Returns or sets the UltraGridGroup object that the column is associated with. This property is not available at design-time.


Input: [Name] GroupByComparer [Description]

Output: Property used for specifying a custom comparer to sort group-by rows.


Input: [Name] GroupByEvaluator [Description]

Output: Property used to perform non-default group by comparisons.


Input: [Name] GroupByMode [Description]

Output: Gets/sets the setting which determines how the values in this column will be grouped when using the 'OutlookGroupBy' setting for UltraGridLayout.ViewStyleBand.


Input: [Name] GroupByRowAppearance [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the default appearance of all the GroupByRows associated with this column.


Input: [Name] GroupByRowConnectorAppearance [Description]

Output: Determines the appearance of the area that exists to the left of the child rows of a GroupByRow.


Input: [Name] GroupResolved [Description]

Output: Returns the group which contains the column.


Input: [Name] HasCellAppearance [Description]

Output: Returns true if an CellAppearance object has been created.


Input: [Name] HasCellButtonAppearance [Description]

Output: Returns true if an CellButtonAppearance object has been created.


Input: [Name] HasMaskLiteralsAppearance [Description]

Output: Returns true if an CellAppearance object has been created.


Input: [Name] Header [Description]

Output: Returns the Header object associated with the column. This property is read-only at run-time. This property is not available at design-time.


Input: [Name] Hidden [Description]

Output: Determines whether the object will be displayed. This property is not available at design-time.


Input: [Name] HiddenResolved [Description]

Output: Unlike the Hidden property, this property takes into account whether the column is in a hidden group, or if the band is displaying groups and the column is not in any group.


Input: [Name] HiddenWhenGroupBy [Description]

Output: Determines if this column will be hidden when it is a groupby column. By default groupby columns are hidden.


Input: [Name] IgnoreMultiCellOperation [Description]

Output: Specifies whether to ignore multi-cell operations on cells of this column. Default value of the property is Default which is resolved to False. If set to True, any multi cell operations that will end up modifying the cell values will be ignored for the cells associated with this column.


Input: [Name] ImeMode [Description]

Output: Specifies the IME mode for the column.


Input: [Name] Index [Description]

Output: The index of this column in the band's column collection


Input: [Name] InvalidValueBehavior [Description]

Output: Specifies behavior when the user attempts to leave a cell after entering an invalid value.


Input: [Name] IsBound [Description]

Output: Indicators whether this is a bound or unbound column. This property is read-only.


Input: [Name] IsChaptered [Description]

Output: Returns true if this is a chaptered column (represents a child set of rows)


Input: [Name] IsClone [Description]

Output: Gets if the column being accessed is a clone or not.


Input: [Name] IsFirstVisibleColumnOnLevel [Description]

Output: Returns true if this is the first visible column on this level. Note: Multiple levels are only supported within groups.


Input: [Name] IsGroupByColumn [Description]

Output: Indicates whether rows are grouped by this column or not. (Whether this is a group by column or not).


Input: [Name] IsReadOnly [Description]

Output: Returns whether the column is read only (based on its bindings)


Input: [Name] IsVisibleInLayout [Description]

Output: Indicates whether this column is visible in row-layout mode.


Input: [Name] Key [Description]

Output: Overridden. Returns or sets a value that uniquely identifies an object in a collection.


Input: [Name] Layout [Description]

Output: Returns the UltraGridLayout object that determines the layout of the object. This property is read-only at run-time.


Input: [Name] Level [Description]

Output: Returns or sets the level of a band in which a column resides.


Input: [Name] LockedWidth [Description]

Output: Determines if the width of the column can be changed by the user.


Input: [Name] MaskClipMode [Description]

Output: Returns or sets a value that determines how cell values for a column will be copied to the clipboard when data masking is in enabled.


Input: [Name] MaskDataMode [Description]

Output: Returns or sets a value that determines how cell values for a column will be stored by the data source when data masking is enabled.


Input: [Name] MaskDisplayMode [Description]

Output: Returns or sets a value that determines cell values will be displayed when the cells are not in edit mode and data masking is enabled.


Input: [Name] MaskInput [Description]

Output: Returns or sets the input mask associated with the masked edit control.


Input: [Name] MaskLiteralsAppearance [Description]

Output: If the cell has MaskInput set or is using a UltraMaskedEdit control then this appearance will be applied to the literal chars while in edit mode.


Input: [Name] MaxLength [Description]

Output: Returns or sets the maximum length of the text that can be entered into a cell. Zero indicates that there is no limit.


Input: [Name] MaxValue [Description]

Output: Specifies the maximum value that can be entered in the cell. Default value is null meaning no maximum constraint. The object assigned to this property should be the same type as the column's DataType or compatible otherwise it won't be honored.


Input: [Name] MaxValueExclusive [Description]

Output: Gets/sets the first value greater than the maximum value that can be entered in the cell. Default value is null (Nothing) meaning no maximum constraint. The object assigned to this property should be the same type as the column's DataType or compatible otherwise it won't be honored.


Input: [Name] MaxWidth [Description]

Output: Returns or sets the maximum width of the object in container units.


Input: [Name] MergedCellAppearance [Description]

Output: Determines the formatting attributes that will be applied to the merged cells.


Input: [Name] MergedCellContentArea [Description]

Output: Specifies whether to position the contents of a merged cell in the entire area of the merged cell or just the visible area of the merged cell. Default is resolved to VirtualRect.


Input: [Name] MergedCellEvaluationType [Description]

Output: Specifies whether to merge cells based on their values or display text.


Input: [Name] MergedCellEvaluator [Description]

Output: Used for specifying custom logic for determining which cells should merge.


Input: [Name] MergedCellStyle [Description]

Output: Specifies if and how cell merging is performed. Default is resolved to Never.


Input: [Name] MinLength [Description]

Output: Gets/sets the minimum length of the text that can be entered into a cell. The default value is 0.


Input: [Name] MinValue [Description]

Output: Specifies the minimum value that can be entered in the cell. Default value is null meaning no minimum constraint. The object assigned to this property should be the same type as the column's DataType or compatible otherwise it won't be honored.


Input: [Name] MinValueExclusive [Description]

Output: Gets/sets the first value less than the minimum value that can be entered in the cell. Default value is null (Nothing) meaning no maximum constraint. The object assigned to this property should be the same type as the column's DataType or compatible otherwise it won't be honored.


Input: [Name] MinWidth [Description]

Output: Returns or sets the minimum width for a column.


Input: [Name] Nullable [Description]

Output: Determines how the control stores null or empty data in the database.


Input: [Name] NullText [Description]

Output: Returns or sets the string displayed in cells with null values.


Input: [Name] NullTextResolved [Description]

Output: Returns the string that will actually be used for cells that are null in this column..


Input: [Name] PadChar [Description]

Output: Determines the pad character used for formatting text with mask.


Input: [Name] PromptChar [Description]

Output: Returns or sets a value that determines the prompt character used during masked input.


Input: [Name] PropertyDescriptor [Description]

Output: The property descriptor is used for data binding


Input: [Name] ProportionalResize [Description]

Output: Determines adjustment of column width when a group is resized.


Input: [Name] RegexPattern [Description]

Output: Gets/sets a regular expression to which the cell values must conform. All of the characters in the cell's text must be a part of the match for validation to succeed.


Input: [Name] ReserveSortIndicatorSpaceWhenAutoSizing [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the value indicating when to reserve space for the sort indicator during an auto-size operation.


Input: [Name] ReserveSortIndicatorSpaceWhenAutoSizingResolved [Description]

Output: Gets the resolved value of ReserveSortIndicatorSpaceWhenAutoSizing.


Input: [Name] RowFilterComparer [Description]

Output: Comparer used to evaluate comparison operators for the row filtering functionality. The values passed in the Compare method of the IComparer will be the two values that are to be compareed.


Input: [Name] RowLayoutColumnInfo [Description]

Output: Gets the instance of RowLayoutColumnInfo associated with this column.


Input: [Name] ShowCalculatingText [Description]

Output: Specifies whether cells or summaries in the column will display "#Calculating" in when calculating with an UltraCalcManager.


Input: [Name] ShowInkButton [Description]

Output: Specifies whether ink buttons get shown in cells.


Input: [Name] SortComparer [Description]

Output: Property used to perform custom sort comparisons when sorting rows by this column. The values passed in the Compare method of the IComparer will be two UltraGridCell objects.


Input: [Name] SortComparisonType [Description]

Output: Gets/sets the type of sorting which will be performed the column. Note, this setting can be set for all columns via the SortComparisonType property on the Override object.


Input: [Name] SortIndicator [Description]

Output: Returns or sets a value that indicates the sorted order of the column.


Input: [Name] SpellChecker [Description]

Output: Gets/sets the component that will perform spell checking on this control.


Input: [Name] Style [Description]

Output: Determines the style of the column.


Input: [Name] SupportDataErrorInfo [Description]

Output: Specifies whether to make use of IDataErrorInfo interface implemented on the underlying row objects to display error info in the associated cells.


Input: [Name] TabIndex [Description]

Output: Used for specifying the order the UltraGrid traverses the cells when tabbing. Default value is -1.


Input: [Name] TabStop [Description]

Output: Determines if the cells in the column can get focus when tabbing through the columns.


Input: [Name] Tag [Description]

Output: (Inherited from Infragistics.Shared.SubObjectBase)


Input: [Name] TipStyleCell [Description]

Output: Returns or sets a value that determines whether a tip will be displayed when the mouse pauses over a cell.


Input: [Name] UseEditorMaskSettings [Description]

Output: Specifies whether to use the editor's mask related settings rather than the column's mask settings. Default value of this property is false.


Input: [Name] ValueBasedAppearance [Description]

Output: Gets/sets the T:Infragistics.Win.IValueAppearance object that will be used to apply condition-based appearance resolution.


Input: [Name] ValueList [Description]

Output: Returns a reference to a ValueList object containing the list of values used by a column. This property is not available at design-time.


Input: [Name] VertScrollBar [Description]

Output: Returns or sets a value that determines if a vertical scrollbar is displayed in a multiline cell.


Input: [Name] Width [Description]

Output: Determines the width of the column.


Input: [Field Name] nKey [Type] Long [How Used] PKey [Description]

Output: Unique transaction document record identifier. This is always identical to the nKey of first transaction line belonging to this doc. OfficeQ code artificially generates this key (as well as the nKey for for TranLines). The number used for this key is sequential - in the order the transactions occurred.

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Input: [Field Name] sTranType [Type] S8 [How Used] Req [Description]

Output: Type of transaction. See list of possible values at beginning of this record section.

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Input: [Field Name] dDate [Type] Date [How Used] Req [Description]

Output: Date of transaction This date will match field dDate in all TranLines belonging to this TranDoc.

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Input: [Field Name] sDocNum [Type] S11 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Main document identifier, such as the check number or invoice number as printed on the document.

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Input: [Field Name] sDocNum2 [Type] S25 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Auxiliary document number, such as customer's PO number or check number.

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Input: [Field Name] sAddr1 [Type] S41 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Main address line1 This line and the other address lines are typically copied from the customer or vendor record when the document is created - although they can be modified.

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Input: [Field Name] sAddr2 [Type] S41 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Main address line2

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Input: [Field Name] sAddr3 [Type] S41 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Main address line3

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Input: [Field Name] sAddr4 [Type] S41 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Main address line4

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Input: [Field Name] sAddr5 [Type] S41 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Main address line5

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Input: [Field Name] sCity [Type] S31 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Main address city

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Input: [Field Name] sState [Type] S21 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Main address state

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Input: [Field Name] sPostalCode [Type] S13 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Main address zip or postal code

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Input: [Field Name] sCountry [Type] S31 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Main address country. Often blank.

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Input: [Field Name] sAddrNote [Type] S41 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Main address note

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Input: [Field Name] sCompAddr1 [Type] S41 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Shipping address line1

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Input: [Field Name] sCompAddr2 [Type] S41 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Shipping address line2

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Input: [Field Name] sCompAddr3 [Type] S41 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Shipping address line3

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Input: [Field Name] sCompAddr4 [Type] S41 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Shipping address line4

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Input: [Field Name] sCompAddr5 [Type] S41 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Shipping address line5

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Input: [Field Name] sCompCity [Type] S31 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Shipping address city

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Input: [Field Name] sCompState [Type] S21 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Shipping address state

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Input: [Field Name] sCompPostalCode [Type] S13 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Shipping address postal code

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Input: [Field Name] sCompCountry [Type] S31 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Shipping address country

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Input: [Field Name] sCompAddrNote [Type] S41 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Shipping address note

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Input: [Field Name] kCurrency [Type] Long [How Used] FKeyOpt [Description]

Output: Key of foreign currency used for this document. If non existent, home currency was used.

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Input: [Field Name] kTerms [Type] Long [How Used] FKeyOpt [Description]

Output: Key of payment terms. If this exists, it will always exactly match the nKey field of a record in table Terms.

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Input: [Field Name] dShip [Type] Date [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Date that product was or will be shipped

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Input: [Field Name] kShipMeth [Type] Long [How Used] FKeyOpt [Description]

Output: Key of shipping method used. If this exists, it will always exactly match the nKey field of a record in table ShipVia.

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Input: [Field Name] nTranLineCnt [Type] Long [How Used] Req [Description]

Output: Total count of tran lines for this doc. The first TranLine of each document typically contains fields that are an extension of the document itself. Often, more than 1 TranLine is generated for each line visible in the user interface because of different postings involved.

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Input: [Field Name] kFirstTran [Type] Long [How Used] FKeyReq [Description]

Output: Key of first tran line for this doc. The first transaction line usually has a different set of fields than subsequent transactions - because it contains the totals. This will always exactly match the nKey field of a record in table TranLine.

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Input: [Field Name] kFirstLink [Type] Long [How Used] FKeyOpt [Description]

Output: Key of first link record belonging to this doc. If there are no TranLinks for this doc (usually true), this field will not exist.

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Input: [Field Name] sFob [Type] S13 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Shipping location for which customer pays shipping charges. Freeform text.

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Input: [Field Name] kSalesRep [Type] Long [How Used] FKeyOpt [Description]

Output: Key of sales rep responsible for this sale

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Input: [Field Name] kCustMessage [Type] Long [How Used] FKeyOpt [Description]

Output: Key of customer message used in this doc. If this exists, it will exactly match the nKey field of a record in table CustMessage.

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Input: [Field Name] sDocMessage [Type] S99 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Message to vendor or customer. Free form text.

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Input: [Field Name] sFlags [Type] S16 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: Individual characters representing less important characteristics of this TranDoc. Case sensitive. Can contain up to 16 of the following characters - not in any specific order. C (PurchOrd, SalOrder) - document was manually closed E - (many tran types) - document is waiting to be emailed F - (CustChrg, CustInvc, VendBill) - all payments paid in full H - (Journal) - dollars amounts were entered in the home currency I - (SalOrder) - all line items have been invoiced J - (Journal) - journal entry is an adjustment (orig info retained) P - (many tran types) - document is waiting to be printed R - (PurchOrd) - all line items have been fully received T - (many tran types) - tax in included (non U.S. only) U - (Journal) - journal entry is a home currency adjustment V - (Estimate) - estimate is active W - (many tran types) - transaction pending (has not occurred) Z - (CustInvc) - invoice contains a finance charge item

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Input: [Field Name] nFormTemplate [Type] Long [How Used] OptDft0 [Description]

Output: ID of form template used. The actual form templates are not exported - but this can indicate that a customized form is being used. Users can delete and rearrange positions of fields and enable custom fields. There are some fields in setup dialogs that the user can enable that are not enabled by default. The data for these fields is always in sCustomField... fields.

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Input: [Field Name] sCustomLabel1... [Type] S31 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: 1st user customizable field label

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Input: [Field Name] sCustomLabel8 [Type] S31 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: 8th user customizable field label

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Input: [Field Name] sCustomField1... [Type] S30 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: 1st user customizable field data value

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Input: [Field Name] sCustomField8 [Type] S30 [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: 8th user customizable field

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Input: [Field Name] nOrigKey [Type] Long [How Used] Req [Description]

Output: Original key (TRNSID) of this TranDoc as stored in the QB file. This is mainly of interest to IIF developers. Possibly useful for modifying existing transactions.

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Input: [Field Name] sTxnNumber [Type] Long [How Used] Opt [Description]

Output: An internally generated identifying number for this transaction. Possibly useful for modifying existing transactions.

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Input: [Field Name] sTxnDocID [Type] S36 [How Used] Req [Description]

Output: Unique string transaction document ID generated internally by QuickBooks. . Possibly useful for modifying existing transactions.

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Input: [Command] /mw create [generator] [seed] [Permissions] multiworld.command.create [Description]

Output: Adds a new world to the Multiworld Database. Notice: you can also use this command to add existing worlds. Warning: Do not give to players you don't thrust because they can create unlimited worlds!

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Input: [Command] /mw load [Permissions] multiworld.command.load [Description]

Output: Loads a world that has been defined in the Multiworld database

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Input: [Command] /mw unload [Permissions] multiworld.command.unload [Description]

Output: Unloads a world that has been defined in the Multiworld database, other plugins cannot see this world anymore

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Input: [Command] /mw delete [Permissions] multiworld.command.delete [Description]

Output: Removes a world from the MultiWorld database. Warning: This action is destructive to the settings multiworld has defined to the world!

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Input: [Command] /mw list [Permissions] multiworld.command.list [Description]

Output: List the worlds multiworld has generated in your server.

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Input: [Command] /mw info [Permissions] multiworld.command.info [Description]

Output: Shows information from a world

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Input: [Command] /mw listgens [Permissions] multiworld.command.listgens [Description]

Output: List the supported world generators to use with /mw create

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Input: [Command] /mw listflags [Permissions] multiworld.command.flags [Description]

Output: List the possible flags to use with the following commands.

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Input: [Command] /mw setflag [Permissions] multiworld.command.setflag [Description]

Output: Sets a flag/option on a world.

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Input: [Command] /mw getflag [Permissions] multiworld.command.getflag [Description]

Output: Gets a flag from a world, tip use * to get al the world flags.

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Input: [Command] /mw link [Permissions] multiworld.command.link.nether [Description]

Output: Links all nether portals from to . Notice, to use this you need to turn on the nether portal handler!

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Input: [Command] /mw link-end [Permissions] multiworld.command.link.end [Description]

Output: Links al end portals from to . Notice, to use this you need to turn on the end portal handler

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Input: [Command] /mw goto [Permissions] multiworld.command.goto [Description]

Output: Teleports yourself to a world, this command can also be used as alias /goto

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Input: [Command] /mw move [Permissions] multiworld.command.move [Description]

Output: Moves a player to an world

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Input: [Command] /mw spawn [Permissions] multiworld.command.spawn [Description]

Output: Teleports yourself to spawn, to move other people use /mw move.

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Input: [Command] /mw setspawn [Permissions] multiworld.command.setspawn [Description]

Output: Sets the spawn of a world, you can use this to correct the starting spawn point

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Input: [Command] /mw save [Permissions] multiworld.command.save [Description]

Output: Saves the plugin data

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Input: [Command] /mw reload [Permissions] multiworld.command.reload [Description]

Output: Reload the plugin data

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Input: [Command] /mw debug [Permissions] multiworld.command.debug [Description]

Output: Shows some debugging information, this information is very handy when you create a bug report

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Input: [Command] /mw help [Permissions] multiworld.command.help [Description]

Output: Shows help about the commands used in Multiworld, useful so you don't need to go to this page

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Input: [Command] /mw easteregg [Permissions] - [Description]

Output: Not a real command, but there is a easter egg hidden in multiworld

Multiworld - World Editing and Management - Minecraft Bukkit Plugins - Curse


Input: [Command] - [Permissions] multiworld.creativemode [Description]

Output: Permission used to allow multiworld to change the gamemode of the affected player when entering a creative world. Its recommend to give everyone this permission.

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Input: [Command] - [Permissions] multiworld.basic [Description]

Output: Gives access to the basic Multiworld moderator controll, this permission won't allow users to modefy settings of existing world, it only allows them to view the settings / teleport to worlds

Multiworld - World Editing and Management - Minecraft Bukkit Plugins - Curse


Input: [Command] - [Permissions] Multiworld.admin [Description]

Output: All the permissions from multiworld, you can also use the star permission to give them all permissions.

Multiworld - World Editing and Management - Minecraft Bukkit Plugins - Curse


Input: [type] jQuery [option] area [default] undefined [3]

Output: Use jQuery to extend the area sensitive to mouse or touch interaction. Will use the area of the image if left undefined .


Input: [type] Object [option] attr [default] {} [3]

Output: Initial attribute-value pairs map for the IMG tag. Useful for dynamically setting up image dimensions.


Input: [type] Number [option] brake [default] 0.23 [3]

Output: Braking force applied when slowing down the free spinning when dragged or thrown.


Input: [type] Boolean [option] clickfree [default] false [3]

Output: Binds to mouse leave/enter events instead of down/up mouse events.


Input: [type] String [option] cursor [default] undefined [3]

Output: Mouse cursor overriding the default one. You can use either hand for a grabbing palm of hand or any valid CSS `cursor` value. Reel's cursors are by default served by Reel's CDN .


Input: [type] Boolean [option] cw [default] false [3]

Output: If your Reel image motion doesn't follow the mouse when dragged (moves in opposite direction), set this to true to indicate clockwise organization of frames.


Input: [type] Number [option] delay [default] 0 [3]

Output: Delay before Reel starts playing by itself (in seconds).


Input: [type] Boolean [option] directional [default] false [3]

Output: Two sets of frames are used when true - one set for forward followed by one for backward motion.


Input: [type] Boolean [option] draggable [default] true [3]

Output: Allows mouse or finger drag interaction when true (allowed by default).


Input: [type] Number [option] duration [default] undefined [3]

Output: NEW Animation playback duration (in seconds).


Input: [type] Number [option] entry [default] undefined [3]

Output: Speed of the opening animation in Hz. Defaults to value of speed option.


Input: [type] Number [option] footage [default] 6 [3]

Output: Number of frames per line (when horizontal) or per column (when vertical).


Input: [type] Number [option] frame [default] 1 [3]

Output: Initial frame. Plugin instance starts with this frame. Frame 1 is the top left corner of the image. Thus loaded with the highest priority (as all frames in the top row not matter if horizontal or vertical).


Input: [type] Number [option] frames [default] 36 [3]

Output: Total number of frames.


Input: [type] Boolean [option] framelock [default] false [3]

Output: NEW In multi-row setup, this allows the frame to be locked in place leaving just the vertical interaction possible.


Input: [type] Function [option] graph [default] undefined [3]

Output: Custom graph function.


Input: [type] String [option] hint [default] "" [3]

Output: Text hint for hotspot tooltip.


Input: [type] Boolean [option] horizontal [default] true [3]

Output: Flow of frames on the sheet. Default is line-by-line rather than column-by-column.


Input: [type] String [option] image [default] undefined [3]

Output: Allows to override default sprite resolution based on IMG src filename by passing the path to the image sprite directly.


Input: [type] String [option] images [default] "" [3]

Output: Filename string for series of images like `"image_###.jpg"`, where the `#` counter placeholder is replaced with an actual counter numbers. This is much faster than the alternative Array notation.


Input: [type] Array [option] images [default] [] [3]

Output: You can also define images as a raw Array to gain complete control.


Input: [type] Number [option] indicator [default] 0 [3]

Output: Can display a range progress indicator inside the image. By passing a positive value in pixels a black rectangle marker will stick to the bottom edge of your image. Customize the color by CSS. Its class name is reel-indicator


Input: [type] Boolean [option] inversed [default] false [3]

Output: Flags inversed organization of frames in orbital object movie.


Input: [type] String [option] klass [default] "" [3]

Output: You can pass your custom CSS class name for the plugin DOM node. It will accompany the fixed reel base class.


Input: [type] Number [option] laziness [default] 6 [3]

Output: On "lazy" devices tempo is divided by this divisor for better performance.


Input: [type] Boolean [option] loops [default] true [3]

Output: Can be used to suppress default wrap around behavior of the sequence. Use this option when your captured sequence is a incomplete revolution.


Input: [type] String [option] monitor [default] undefined [3]

Output: For development you can monitor any stored value in the upper left corner of the viewport by passing its name. Customize it using CSS. Its class name is reel-monitor


Input: [type] Number [option] opening [default] 0 [3]

Output: Duration of opening animation (in seconds).


Input: [type] Number [option] orbital [default] 0 [3]

Output: View centering tolerance (in frames) for dual-orbit object movies.


Input: [type] Boolean [option] orientable [default] false [3]

Output: NEW Enables interaction via device's built-in gyroscope (if available).


Input: [type] String [option] path [default] undefined [3]

Output: URL path to be prepended to either image or images filenames.


Input: [type] String [option] preload [default] "fidelity" [3]

Output: Preloading mode affecting the order of images loaded. linear gives you loading from number 1 to the last frame, whilst fidelity produces more evenly spread-out order.


Input: [type] Number [option] preloader [default] 4 [3]

Output: Size (height) of a image loading indicator (in pixels). Indicator appears along the bottom edge of Reel image when using images sequence. Customize it using CSS. Its class name is reel-preloader


Input: [type] Number [option] rebound [default] 0.5 [3]

Output: Time spent on the edge (in seconds) of a non-looping panorama before it bounces back.


Input: [type] Boolean [option] responsive [default] false [3]

Output: NEW If switched to responsive mode, Reel will obey dimensions of its parent container, will grow to fit and will adjust the interaction and UI accordingly (and also on resize).


Input: [type] Number [option] revolution [default] undefined [3]

Output: Distance in pixels the mouse must be dragged to cause one full revolution (when undefined it defaults to double the viewport width or half the stitched option).


Input: [type] Object [option] revolution [default] undefined [3]

Output: For multi-row movies you can optionally define individual revolutions for both x and y axis.


Input: [type] Number [option] row [default] 1 [3]

Output: Initial row for multi-row setups (see rows for more).


Input: [type] Number [option] rows [default] 0 [3]

Output: Number of rows for a multi-row setup (default 0 means single-row setup).


Input: [type] Boolean [option] rowlock [default] false [3]

Output: NEW In multi-row setup, this allows the row to be locked in place leaving just the horizontal interaction possible.


Input: [type] Boolean [option] scrollable [default] true [3]

Output: Allows page scroll (allowed by default; applies only to touch devices).


Input: [type] Boolean [option] shy [default] false [3]

Output: NEW In shy mode, Reel will preinitialize, but won't load until actually clicked.


Input: [type] Number [option] spacing [default] 0 [3]

Output: Spacing between frames on the sheet (in pixels).


Input: [type] Number [option] speed [default] 0 [3]

Output: Animated rotation speed in revolutions per second (Hz). Animation is disabled by default (0).


Input: [type] Boolean [option] steppable [default] true [3]

Output: Allows to step the view (horizontally) by clicking on image.


Input: [type] Number [option] stitched [default] 0 [3]

Output: Pixel width of stitched panorama image. If supplied the default frame-by-frame behavior changes to panoramic behavior which works with the classic style panorama.


Input: [type] String [option] suffix [default] "-reel" [3]

Output: A portion of the sheet filename inserted right before image type extension. For example, for an image /path/to/image.jpg the sheet will be /path/to/image-reel.jpg by default.


Input: [type] Number [option] tempo [default] 25 [3]

Output: Shared animation ticker tempo in ticks per second. Doesn't affect the speed.


Input: [type] Number [option] timeout [default] 2 [3]

Output: Idle timeout after which animation is resumed (in seconds).


Input: [type] Boolean [option] throwable [default] true [3]

Output: Allows drag & throw interaction (allowed by default).


Input: [type] Number [option] throwable [3]

Output: Maximal velocity when thrown.


Input: [type] Number [option] velocity [default] 0 [3]

Output: Initial velocity of user interaction; washes off quickly with brake .


Input: [type] Boolean [option] vertical [default] false [3]

Output: Switches orbital object movie to vertical mode.


Input: [type] Boolean [option] wheelable [default] true [3]

Output: Allows mouse wheel interaction (allowed by default; requires external mouse wheel plugin ).


Input: [Name] Clk [Width] 1 [Driver] system [Function]

Output: OCP clock

Introduction to and Regression Test for OCP SystemC Channel Models | EE Times


Input: [Name] MAddr [Width] configurable [Driver] master [Function]

Output: Transfer address

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Input: [Name] MCmd [Width] 3 [Driver] master [Function]

Output: Transfer command

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Input: [Name] MData [Width] configurable [Driver] master [Function]

Output: Write data

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Input: [Name] MData Valid [Width] 1 [Driver] master [Function]

Output: Write data valid

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Input: [Name] MRespAccept [Width] 1 [Driver] master [Function]

Output: Master accepts response

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Input: [Name] SCmdAccept [Width] 1 [Driver] slave [Function]

Output: Slave accepts transfer

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Input: [Name] SData [Width] configurable [Driver] slave [Function]

Output: Read data

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Input: [Name] SDataAccept [Width] 1 [Driver] slave [Function]

Output: Slave accepts write data

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Input: [Name] SResp [Width] 2 [Driver] slave [Function]

Output: transfer response

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Input: [Term/Setting] NewMail Sound Notification [What it Sets/Changes]

Output: Plays a sound at the arrival of a new incoming e-mail


Input: [Term/Setting] Use RegEx in... [What it Sets/Changes]

Output: Use Regular Expressions for the Search and the FilterRule


Input: [Term/Setting] Hide folder internal data [What it Sets/Changes]

Output: Hides the internal data of the folder


Input: [Term/Setting] Categorized Folders list [What it Sets/Changes]

Output: On the folders page, list user folders by category. You define the category by naming the folder as category-foldername, separated by the string or character of your choice (default is "-", "/" is not allowed)


Input: [Term/Setting] Dictionary for Spell Check [What it Sets/Changes]

Output: The default dictionary to be used when checking the spelling of a message (This can be changed "On the Fly")


Input: [Term/Setting] Trash mail reserved day(s) [What it Sets/Changes]

Output: Number of days to retain e-mails in the "Trash" folder. After the number of specified days, the "Trash" folder will be emptied


Input: [Term/Setting] Session Timeout [What it Sets/Changes]

Output: Maximum allowed time to be logged into Open Webmail without action


Input: [Term/Setting] Refresh Interval [What it Sets/Changes]

Output: Number of minutes to wait between checking for new mail.


Input: [Term/Setting] Newmail Window Notification [What it Sets/Changes]

Output: Number of seconds for New Mail Notification Pop-up Window to remain on the screen. Set to "0" to switch the newmail window off.


Input: [Example] #player1 Jamie James Chew [Description]

Output: Specifies a nickname and full name for the first player. The first token is the nickname, the rest are the full name. Must preceded any event lines.


Input: [Example] #player2 John John Chew [Description]

Output: Specifies a nickname and full name for the second player. The first token is the nickname, the rest are the full name. Must preceded any event lines.


Input: [Example] #title Sample Game [Description]

Output: Gives a short window title for the game. Should not contain special HTML characters or entities. Must precede any event lines.


Input: [Example] #description This is a sample game. [Description]

Output: Gives a long description of the game. May contain HTML entities. Must precede any event lines.


Input: [Example] #incomplete ABCDEFG [Description]

Output: Specifies the rack of the on-turn player. This may be deprecated in future.


Input: [Example] #rack1 ABCDEFG [Description]

Output: Gives the first player's rack after the preceding event line. Overrides #incomplete. May be used to specify racks in a game in progress or to explicitly indicate exceptional situations such as the loss following an overdraw ruling of a tile known to be on the previous rack.


Input: [Example] #rack2 RETAIN? [Description]

Output: Gives the second player's rack after the preceding event line. Overrides #incomplete. May be used to specify racks in a game in progress or to explicitly indicate exceptional situations such as the loss following an overdraw ruling of a tile known to be on the previous rack.


Input: [Example] #note This is a note. [Description]

Output: Gives a note commenting on the preceding event line. May contain HTML entities. May be used to comment on time remaining, or a scoring error.


Input: [Example] #id identification-authority unique-identifier [Description]

Output: Declares a unique identifier for the game. Neither field may contain white space. The identification authority should use the reverse domain naming convention (e.g. com.poslfit for an authority associated with the poslfit.com domain) and must not issue duplicate identifiers within their own domains.


Input: [Example] #comment date="2006-06-02 13:05"; author="John Chew ; text="\"Hello, world!\"" [Description]

Output: A more structured version of #note, which it may eventually obsolete. Date should be in ISO format.


Input: [Example] #htarget [Description]

Output: Obsolete, was used to give the URL of turn web pages. Is now handled in a per-event configuration file.


Input: [Example] #ltarget [Description]

Output: Obsolete, was used to give a relative path to turn web pages. Is now handled in a per-event configuration file.


Input: [Example] #style [Description]

Output: Obsolete, was used to specify visual style of game presentation. Is now handled in a per-event configuration file.


Input: [Example] #orientation numbered-rows|lettered-rows [Description]

Output: (Proposed 2010-04-29) Specifies whether rows should be numbered (and columns lettered) or vice versa. If unspecified, defaults to numbered-rows.


Input: [Example] #tile L·L l·l [Description]

Output: (Proposed 2010-04-29) Declares a multicharacter tile’s upper and lower case encodings.


Input: [Example] #lexicon OTCWL2 [Description]

Output: (Proposed 2010-04-29) Declares the lexicon in use, may currently be one of: ODS ODS2 ODS3 ODS4 ODS5 OSPD OSPD2 OSPD3 OSPD4 OTCWL OTCWL2. (Contact John Chew to add to the list.)


Input: [Description] The colour of the background of the table [Parameter]

Output: bgcolor

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Input: [Description] The name of the unit (REQUIRED) [Parameter]

Output: name

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Input: [Description] The image for the infobox (use full wikicode) [Parameter]

Output: image

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Input: [Description] A caption for the image [Parameter]

Output: caption

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Input: [Description] The unit system (system of measurement) of which the unit is a part (e.g. SI). [Parameter]

Output: standard

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Input: [Description] The physical quantity of which it is a unit. [Parameter]

Output: quantity

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Input: [Description] The symbol used for the unit. [Parameter]

Output: symbol

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Input: [Description] The symbol used for the dimension. [Parameter]

Output: dimension

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Input: [Description] The person after which the unit is named. [Parameter]

Output: namedafter

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Input: [Description] Miscellaneous. For example: If there's just one unit conversion you can put it here. [Parameter]

Output: extralabel and extradata

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Input: [Description] The unit expressed in {{{unitsx}}}. [Parameter]

Output: inunitsx

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Input: [Stream Type] STREAM_ALARM [Description]

Output: The audio stream for alarms


Input: [Stream Type] STREAM_DTMF [Description]

Output: The audio stream for DTMF Tones


Input: [Stream Type] STREAM_MUSIC [Description]

Output: The audio stream for "media" (music, podcast, videos) playback


Input: [Stream Type] STREAM_NOTIFICATION [Description]

Output: The audio stream for notifications


Input: [Stream Type] STREAM_RING [Description]

Output: The audio stream for the phone ring


Input: [Stream Type] STREAM_SYSTEM [Description]

Output: The audio stream for system sounds


Input: [File] Xaccess [Description]

Output: The protocol for connecting to XDM is called the X Display Manager Connection Protocol (XDMCP) This file is a client authorization ruleset for controlling XDMCP connections from remote machines. By default, this file does not allow any remote clients to connect.


Input: [File] Xresources [Description]

Output: This file controls the look and feel of the XDM display chooser and login screens. The default configuration is a simple rectangular login window with the hostname of the machine displayed at the top in a large font and “Login:” and “Password:” prompts below. The format of this file is identical to the app-defaults file described in the Xorg documentation.


Input: [File] Xservers [Description]

Output: The list of local and remote displays the chooser should provide as login choices.


Input: [File] Xsession [Description]

Output: Default session script for logins which is run by XDM after a user has logged in. Normally each user will have a customized session script in ~/.xsession that overrides this script


Input: [File] Xsetup_* [Description]

Output: Script to automatically launch applications before displaying the chooser or login interfaces. There is a script for each display being used, named Xsetup_*, where * is the local display number. Typically these scripts run one or two programs in the background such as xconsole.


Input: [File] xdm-config [Description]

Output: Global configuration for all displays running on this machine.


Input: [File] xdm-errors [Description]

Output: Contains errors generated by the server program. If a display that XDM is trying to start hangs, look at this file for error messages. These messages are also written to the user's ~/.xsession-errors on a per-session basis.


Input: [File] xdm-pid [Description]

Output: The running process ID of XDM.


Input: [Code] 200 [Reason] OK [Description]

Output: The status code everyone wants to see. A 200 code in the response means everything worked!

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Input: [Code] 301 [Reason] Moved Permanently [Description]

Output: The resource has moved to the URL specified in the Location header and the client never needs to check this URL again. We saw an example of this earlier when we used Telnet and the server redirected us from www.odetocode.com to odetocode.com to give search engines a canonical URL.

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Input: [Code] 302 [Reason] Moved Temporarily [Description]

Output: The resource has moved to the URL specified in the Location header. In the future, the client can still request the URL because it's a temporary move. This type of response code is typically used after a POST operation to move a client to a resource it can retrieve with GET (the POST/Redirect/GET pattern we talked about earlier).

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Input: [Code] 304 [Reason] Not Modified [Description]

Output: This is the server telling the client that the resource hasn't changed since the last time the client retrieved the resource, so it can just use a locally cached copy.

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Input: [Code] 400 [Reason] Bad Request [Description]

Output: The server could not understand the request. The request probably used incorrect syntax.

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Input: [Code] 403 [Reason] Forbidden [Description]

Output: The server refused access to the resource.

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Input: [Code] 404 [Reason] Not Found [Description]

Output: A popular code meaning the resource was not found.

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Input: [Code] 500 [Reason] Internal Server Error [Description]

Output: The server encountered an error in processing the request. Commonly happens because of programming errors in a web application.

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Input: [Code] 503 [Reason] Service Unavailable [Description]

Output: The server will currently not service the request. This status code can appear when a server is throttling requests because it is under heavy load.

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Input: [Information] Date [Definition]

Output: Date the visit occurred.


Input: [Information] Time [Definition]

Output: Time the visit occurred.


Input: [Information] Client IP [Definition]

Output: Unique Internet Protocol address of the website visitor. This will sometimes be masked by a proxy or other such equipment that connects the user to the Internet through their Internet Service Provider (ISP).


Input: [Information] Server IP [Definition]

Output: Unique Internet Protocol address of web server accessed. This will always be the IP address of the FTB web server. We do not and cannot track sites you visit other than this website.


Input: [Information] HTTP Status [Definition]

Output: Hyper Text Transfer Protocol (HTTP) error code; e.g., "404 Requested Page Not Found."


Input: [Information] HTTP Request URL [Definition]

Output: Identifies the web page or file requested by the website visitor.


Input: [Information] Bytes Sent [Definition]

Output: Amount of data sent from the web server to website visitor during that connection.


Input: [Information] Bytes Received [Definition]

Output: Amount of data sent from website visitor to the web server.


Input: [Information] User Agent [Definition]

Output: Type of web browser or other client software that made request to the web server.


Input: [Information] Referrer [Definition]

Output: Uniform Resource Locator (URL) that referred to the requested file.


Input: [Information] Protocol Version [Definition]

Output: Version of HTTP used by the visitor's web browser software.


Input: [Description] Internet IP address of the left-hand side VPN device. [Parameter]

Output: Left

Quick HOWTO : Ch35 : Configuring Linux VPNs - Linux Home Networking


Input: [Description] The network protected by the left-hand side VPN device. [Parameter]

Output: Leftsubnet

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Input: [Description] Fully qualified domain name in DNS of the left-hand side VPN device, which is preceded by an "@" sign. If DNS is set up for the IP addresses, remove this entry, because names that don't resolve correctly cause the VPN initialization to fail. [Parameter]

Output: Leftid

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Input: [Description] The entire left RSA sig public key for the left-hand side VPN device. This can be obtained by using the ipsec showhostkey --left command. [Parameter]

Output: Leftrsasigkey

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Input: [Description] The next hop router from the left-hand side VPN device when trying to reach the right-hand side VPN device. You may use an auto-generated variable %defaultroute, which will be valid in most cases, or the actual IP address of the next hop router in cases where the next hop is not the default router. [Parameter]

Output: Leftnexthop

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Input: [Description] Internet IP address of the right-hand side VPN device. [Parameter]

Output: Right

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Input: [Description] The network protected by the right-hand side VPN device. [Parameter]

Output: Rightsubnet

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Input: [Description] Fully qualified domain name in DNS of the right-hand side VPN device, which is preceded by an @ sign. If DNS isn't set up for the IP addresses, remove this entry, because names that don't resolve correctly cause the VPN initialization to fail. [Parameter]

Output: Rightid

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Input: [Description] The entire right RSA sig public key for the right-hand side VPN device. This can be obtained by using the ipsec showhostkey --right command. [Parameter]

Output: Rightrsasigkey

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Input: [Description] The next hop router from the right-hand side VPN device when trying to reach the right-hand side VPN device. You may use an auto-generated variable %defaultroute, which will be valid in most cases, or the actual IP address of the next hop router in cases where the next hop is not the default router. [Parameter]

Output: Rightnexthop

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Input: [Cisco Command] Enter privileged mode [Requirement]

Output: Enable

CISCO ROUTER AND SWITCH CONFIGURATION GUIDE


Input: [Cisco Command] disable [Requirement]

Output: Return to user mode from privileged

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

Output: Exit Router

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

Output: Recall last command

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

Output: Recall next command

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

Output: Suspend or abort

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Input: [Requirement]

Output: Refresh screen output

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Input: [Cisco Command] TAB [Requirement]

Output: Compleat Command

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Input: [Method] Click [Description] A single left click [Function]

Output: Selects whatever is under the cursor; if nothing is under the cursor, nothing is selected


Input: [Method] Double Click [Description] Left clicking twice on something [Function]

Output: If something is under the cursor, selects it and all owned units or buildings of the same type either on the screen or in its hierachy


Input: [Method] Selection Box [Description] Click and hold the left mouse button, then drag [Function]

Output: Displays a box; selects all units within the box; if no units, selects all buildings in the box; if no owned units or buildings in the box, selects un-owned units or buildings


Input: [Method] Ctrl Toggle [Description] Hold the Ctrl key down while selecting [Function]

Output: If the Ctrl key is not held, currently selected units are deselected before selecting the new units; if the Ctrl key is held, the currently selected units are not deselected


Input: [Method] Alt Click [Description] Hold the Alt key and left click on a unit, in addition to any currently selected units [Function]

Output: Selects all direct subordinates of the unit


Input: [Method] Alt Right Click [Description] Hold the Alt key and right click on a unit [Function]

Output: (Only works if the unit is a subordinate) The selected unit is added to the current selection: If the unit's commander is not selected then it is selected, else if the unit's commander is selected, the unit's top-level commander is selected


Input: [Method] Time Travel [Description] Moving through or jumping through time [Function]

Output: If you move through time, currently selected units and buildings remain selected; any units that do not exist are deselected; returning to a point in time where the units exist does not reselect them; selection groups are for the most part achronal


Input: [Method] Chronoportation [Description] If all of the selected units chronoport [Function]

Output: If the selected units chronoport to a point in time still on the time window, the player's view will jump to that point in time and select the units when they arrive


Input: [Parameter Name] amt [Parameter Description]

Output: The payment amount


Input: [Parameter Name] amt_editable (1) [Parameter Description]

Output: Indicate if payment amount is editable or not


Input: [Parameter Name] currency (2) [Parameter Description]

Output: The currency code of the payment amount.


Input: [Parameter Name] ref [Parameter Description]

Output: A seller reference number for a transaction


Input: [Parameter Name] pmt_sender_email [Parameter Description]

Output: The buyer's email address


Input: [Parameter Name] pmt_contact_firstname [Parameter Description]

Output: The buyer's first name


Input: [Parameter Name] pmt_contact_surname [Parameter Description]

Output: The buyer's surname


Input: [Parameter Name] pmt_contact_phone (3) [Parameter Description]

Output: The buyer's phone number


Input: [Parameter Name] pmt_country [Parameter Description]

Output: The buyer's country.


Input: [Parameter Name] regindi_state [Parameter Description]

Output: The buyer's state.


Input: [Parameter Name] regindi_address1 [Parameter Description]

Output: The first address line of the buyer's address


Input: [Parameter Name] regindi_address2 [Parameter Description]

Output: The second address line of the buyer's address


Input: [Parameter Name] regindi_sub [Parameter Description]

Output: The suburb of the buyer's address


Input: [Parameter Name] regindi_pcode [Parameter Description]

Output: The postcode of the buyer's address


Input: [Parameter Name] return (4) [Parameter Description]

Output: A fully-qualified (eg: http://www.yoursite.com/paymentreceived.asp) URL to which Paymate will redirect the buyer. This redirect will occur when they click the continue button on the receipt page of the Express Payment wizard.


Input: [Parameter Name] popup (5) [Parameter Description]

Output: Indicate if your website has opened Paymate Express in a new window. Must be either true or false, default is true. If this value is true, the Paymate Express window will close before displaying the 'return' URL in the browser window which opened Paymate Express. If this value is false, the 'return' URL will be displayed in the same window as Paymate Express.


Input: [File(s)] /config/config.json [Purpose] This is the main file you'll use to modify your app. The settings in this file drive the behaviour of the app, for more detail refer to the JSON section of this site. By default, this file is setup for the WAT documentation site (this site). [Modify?]

Output: Yes


Input: [File(s)] /css/Default.css [Purpose] This is a default file provided by the default HTML5 app template and is not used or referenced in WAT. [Modify?]

Output: No


Input: [File(s)] /css/injected-styles.css [Purpose] The contents of this CSS are injected into the web control that WAT renders. You can use this file to override CSS that is provided by the site you are tragetted. Doing this gives you the ability to alter the appearance of the site and make it feelmore like a native app. This is a standard CSS3 file so you can do anything you could normally do in CSS3 here. [Modify?]

Output: Yes


Input: [File(s)] /css/wrapper-styles.css [Purpose] The contents of this CSS are used to style the native aspects of the app such as the nav bar, app bar etc. Refer to the documentation for styling standard HTML5 Windows apps for details on how to use this file. [Modify?]

Output: Yes


Input: [File(s)] /images/ (folder) [Purpose] This folder contains the images that are used for tiles, store logos etc for your app. Overwrite these images with your own images to bring the website's brand through to the app. You can use the Windows store image generator tool on this site to generate a batch of images at the right size and dimension from a single high quality source image. if you do, this, simply drag the images into this folder and edit the package.manifest file to reference them. [Modify?]

Output: Yes


Input: [File(s)] /js/default.js [Purpose] This Javascript file is referenced at the top of wat-wrapper.html which is the main HTML page for your app. In most scenarios you will not need to change this file, but if you need to add custom functionality, you can modify this file. Alternatively, for a cleaner approach you can add a new JS file to this folder and reference it in wat-wrapper.html. [Modify?]

Output: Yes


Input: [File(s)] /templates/css/ (folder) [Purpose] The CSS files in this folder all apply default styles to the native parts of the app based on the settings in the config.json file. You shoud avoid modifying this file and use /css/wrapper-styles.css instead. [Modify?]

Output: No


Input: [File(s)] /templates/js/ (folder) [Purpose] The JS files in this folder represent the core functionality of the WAT tool and you should avoid modifying them if possible. If you need to add custom javascript code, you should use /js/default.js [Modify?]

Output: No


Input: [File(s)] /templates/error.html [Purpose] This HTML file is used if the app falls into an error state. You may want to change the text and appearance of this file. [Modify?]

Output: Yes


Input: [File(s)] /templates/notify-settings.html [Purpose] This HTML file is used as the template for notifications. [Modify?]

Output: Yes


Input: [File(s)] /templates/offline.html [Purpose] This HTML file is used if the app falls goes offline. You may want to change the text and appearance of this file. [Modify?]

Output: Yes


Input: [File(s)] /templates/wat-wrapper.html [Purpose] This HTML file is the main page that the app uses to present the web content to the user. By default, the web content will take up the entire page, but in some scenarios, you may want to add native features and change the layout of this page. [Modify?]

Output: Yes


Input: [File(s)] /default.html [Purpose] This HTML file is a default file provided by the underlying HTML app template and is not used in WAT. [Modify?]

Output: No


Input: [File(s)] /error-example.html [Purpose] This HTML file is an exmaple of what you could do for an error page. [Modify?]

Output: Yes


Input: [File(s)] /offline-example.html [Purpose] This HTML file is an exmaple of what you could do for an offline page. [Modify?]

Output: Yes


Input: [File(s)] /package.appxmanifest [Purpose] This is a standard file for Windows apps and is used to modify the metadata, declarations, images and capabilities for the app. This is where you will define the images, background colour, title and description for your app (amongst other things). This file applies to any Windows app and is not provided by WAT. For further detail, refer to http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/br211474.aspx [Modify?]

Output: Yes


Input: [Property] org.apache.coyote. USE_CUSTOM_STATUS_MSG_IN_HEADER [Description]

Output: If this is true, custom HTTP status messages will be used within HTTP headers. If a custom message is specified that is not valid for use in an HTTP header (as defined by RFC2616) then the custom message will be ignored and the default message used. If not specified, the default value of false will be used.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.25-dev) - System Properties


Input: [Property] catalina.useNaming [Description]

Output: If this is false it will override the useNaming attribute for all Context elements.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.25-dev) - System Properties


Input: [Property] javax.sql.DataSource.Factory [Description]

Output: The class name of the factory to use to create resources of type javax.sql.DataSource. If not specified the default of org.apache.tomcat.dbcp.dbcp2.BasicDataSourceFactory is used which is a package renamed (to avoid conflictions) copy of Apache Commons DBCP.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.25-dev) - System Properties


Input: [Property] javax.mail.Session.Factory [Description]

Output: The class name of the factory to use to create resources of type javax.mail.Session. If not specified the default of org.apache.naming.factory.MailSessionFactory is used.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.25-dev) - System Properties


Input: [Property] jvmRoute [Description]

Output: Provides a default value for the jvmRoute attribute of the Engine element. It does not override the value configured on the Engine element.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.25-dev) - System Properties


Input: [Property] catalina.config [Description]

Output: The URL for the catalina.properties configuration file.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.25-dev) - System Properties


Input: [Property] tomcat.util.buf.StringCache.byte.enabled [Description]

Output: If true, the String cache is enabled for ByteChunk. If not specified, the default value of false will be used.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.25-dev) - System Properties


Input: [Property] tomcat.util.buf.StringCache.char.enabled [Description]

Output: If true, the String cache is enabled for CharChunk. If not specified, the default value of false will be used.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.25-dev) - System Properties


Input: [Property] tomcat.util.buf.StringCache.trainThreshold [Description]

Output: The number of times toString() must be called before the cache is activated. If not specified, the default value of 20000 will be used.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.25-dev) - System Properties


Input: [Property] tomcat.util.buf.StringCache.cacheSize [Description]

Output: The size of the String cache. If not specified, the default value of 200 will be used.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.25-dev) - System Properties


Input: [Property] tomcat.util.buf.StringCache.maxStringSize [Description]

Output: The maximum length of String that will be cached. If not specified, the default value of 128 will be used.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.25-dev) - System Properties


Input: [Property] org.apache.tomcat.util. http.FastHttpDateFormat.CACHE_SIZE [Description]

Output: The size of the cache to use parsed and formatted date value. If not specified, the default value of 1000 will be used.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.25-dev) - System Properties


Input: [Property] org.apache.tomcat.util. net.NioSelectorShared [Description]

Output: If true, use a shared selector for servlet write/read. If not specified, the default value of true will be used.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.25-dev) - System Properties


Input: [Property] org.apache.catalina.startup. EXIT_ON_INIT_FAILURE [Description]

Output: If true, the server will exit if an exception happens during the server initialization phase. If not specified, the default value of false will be used.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.25-dev) - System Properties


Input: [Property] org.apache.catalina.startup. RealmRuleSet.MAX_NESTED_REALM_LEVELS [Description]

Output: The CombinedRealm allows nested Realms. This property controls the maximum permitted number of levels of nesting. If not specified, the default value of 3 will be used.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.25-dev) - System Properties


Input: [Property] org.apache.catalina.startup. CredentialHandlerRuleSet.MAX_NESTED_LEVELS [Description]

Output: The NestedCredentialHandler allows nested CredentialHandlers. This property controls the maximum permitted number of levels of nesting. If not specified, the default value of 3 will be used.

Apache Tomcat 8 Configuration Reference (8.0.25-dev) - System Properties


Input: [Property] allowMaximise [Data type] boolean (true/false) [Default value] true [Description]

Output: Determines whether the maximise button is present on the rendered dialog.

Using the Dialog framework in SharePoint 2010 » Charlie Holland


Input: [Property] args [Data type] object [Description]

Output: We’ll examine this property in more detail later. The args property allows us to pass arbitrary properties into our dialog.

Using the Dialog framework in SharePoint 2010 » Charlie Holland


Input: [Property] autoSize [Data type] boolean (true/false) [Default value] true [Description]

Output: Determines whether the dialog should be automatically sized to fit within the parent browser window. Where a value has been set for width or height, this value is deemed to be false regardless of the actual setting.

Using the Dialog framework in SharePoint 2010 » Charlie Holland


Input: [Property] dialogReturnValueCallback [Data type] function [Description]

Output: We’ll examine this property in more detail. By passing a function, we can specify a section of script to be executed when the dialog is closed.

Using the Dialog framework in SharePoint 2010 » Charlie Holland


Input: [Property] height [Data type] numeric [Description]

Output: The height of the dialog to be displayed. If this value is not set the dialog is automatically sized to fit the window.

Using the Dialog framework in SharePoint 2010 » Charlie Holland


Input: [Property] html [Data type] string [Description]

Output: Where a Url is passed, an IFRAME tag is rendered pointing to the appropriate Url. AS an alternative to this, it is possible to pass arbitrary HTML instead, in which case, rather than an IFRAME tag, the arbitrary HTML is rendered instead.

Using the Dialog framework in SharePoint 2010 » Charlie Holland


Input: [Property] showClose [Data type] boolean (true/false) [Default value] true [Description]

Output: Determines whether the close button is visible in the titlebar of the dialog.

Using the Dialog framework in SharePoint 2010 » Charlie Holland


Input: [Property] showMaximized [Data type] boolean (true/false) [Default value] false [Description]

Output: Dictates whether the rendered dialog should fill the available space in the parent window.

Using the Dialog framework in SharePoint 2010 » Charlie Holland


Input: [Property] title [Data type] string [Description]

Output: Specifies the title of the dialog. Where no title is specified, the title of the document referred to by the Url property is used instead.

Using the Dialog framework in SharePoint 2010 » Charlie Holland


Input: [Property] url [Data type] string [Default value] null [Description]

Output: The url of the page to be shown in the dialog. Where a url is set and IFRAME tag will be rendered by the Dialog framework and the src of the IFRAME will be set to this url.

Using the Dialog framework in SharePoint 2010 » Charlie Holland


Input: [Property] width [Data type] numeric [Description]

Output: The width of the dialog to be displayed. If this value is not set the dialog is automatically sized to fit the window.

Using the Dialog framework in SharePoint 2010 » Charlie Holland


Input: [Property] x [Data type] numeric [Description]

Output: Specifies the starting position of the rendered dialog. If this value is not set the dialog is shown in the middle of the viewing area. This value represents the offset from the left edge of the parent browser window.

Using the Dialog framework in SharePoint 2010 » Charlie Holland


Input: [Property] y [Data type] numeric [Description]

Output: Specifies the starting position of the rendered dialog. If this value is not set the dialog is shown in the middle of the viewing area. This value represents the offset from the bottom of the parent browser window.

Using the Dialog framework in SharePoint 2010 » Charlie Holland


Input: [DONT’S] DO NOT use a network login ID in any form (reversed, capitalized, or doubled as a password). [DO’S]

Output: DO use a password with mixed-case letters. Use uppercase letters throughout the password.

Pitt Community College :: Help :: Knowledge Base :: Strong Password


Input: [DONT’S] DO NOT use your first, middle or last name or anyone else’s in any form. Do not use your initials or any nicknames you may have or anyone else’s. [DO’S]

Output: DO use a password that contains alphanumeric characters and include punctuation, where supported by the operating system.

Pitt Community College :: Help :: Knowledge Base :: Strong Password


Input: [DONT’S] DO NOT use a word contained in English or foreign dictionaries, spelling lists, or other word lists and abbreviations. [DO’S]

Output: DO use a password with mixed-case letters. Do not just capitalize the first letter, but add uppercase letters throughout the password.

Pitt Community College :: Help :: Knowledge Base :: Strong Password


Input: [DONT’S] DO NOT use other information easily obtained about you. This includes pet names, license plate numbers, telephone numbers, identification numbers, the brand of your automobile, the name of the street you live on, and so on. Such passwords are very easily guessed by someone who knows the user. [DO’S]

Output: DO use at least six characters, eight characters for Windows NT.

Pitt Community College :: Help :: Knowledge Base :: Strong Password


Input: [DONT’S] DO NOT use a password of all numbers, or a password composed of alphabet characters. Mix numbers and letters. [DO’S]

Output: DO use a seemingly random selection of letters and numbers.

Pitt Community College :: Help :: Knowledge Base :: Strong Password


Input: [DONT’S] DO NOT use dates e.g., September, SEPT1999 or any combination thereof. [DO’S]

Output: DO use a password that can be typed quickly, without having to look at the keyboard. This makes it harder for someone to steal your password by looking at your keyboard (also known as "shoulder surfing").

Pitt Community College :: Help :: Knowledge Base :: Strong Password


Input: [DONT’S] DO NOT use keyboard sequences, e.g., qwerty. [DO’S]

Output: DO change passwords regularly. The more critical an account to network integrity (such as root on a Unix host or Administrator on Windows NT), the more frequently the password should be changed. This change stops someone who has already compromised an account from continued access.

Pitt Community College :: Help :: Knowledge Base :: Strong Password


Input: [Command] AT [Response] OK [Comment]

Output: Used to verify communication

Using the HC-06 Bluetooth Module | MCU on Eclipse


Input: [Command] AT+VERSION [Response] OKlinvorV1.8 [Comment]

Output: The firmware version (version might depend on firmware)

Using the HC-06 Bluetooth Module | MCU on Eclipse


Input: [Command] AT+NAMExyz [Response] OKsetname [Comment]

Output: Sets the module name to “xyz”

Using the HC-06 Bluetooth Module | MCU on Eclipse


Input: [Command] AT+PIN1234 [Response] OKsetPIN [Comment]

Output: Sets the module PIN to 1234

Using the HC-06 Bluetooth Module | MCU on Eclipse


Input: [Command] AT+BAUD1 [Response] OK1200 [Comment]

Output: Sets the baud rate to 1200

Using the HC-06 Bluetooth Module | MCU on Eclipse


Input: [Command] AT+BAUD2 [Response] OK2400 [Comment]

Output: Sets the baud rate to 2400

Using the HC-06 Bluetooth Module | MCU on Eclipse


Input: [Command] AT+BAUD3 [Response] OK4800 [Comment]

Output: Sets the baud rate to 4800

Using the HC-06 Bluetooth Module | MCU on Eclipse


Input: [Command] AT+BAUD4 [Response] OK9600 [Comment]

Output: Sets the baud rate to 9600

Using the HC-06 Bluetooth Module | MCU on Eclipse


Input: [Command] AT+BAUD5 [Response] OK19200 [Comment]

Output: Sets the baud rate to 19200

Using the HC-06 Bluetooth Module | MCU on Eclipse


Input: [Command] AT+BAUD6 [Response] OK38400 [Comment]

Output: Sets the baud rate to 38400

Using the HC-06 Bluetooth Module | MCU on Eclipse


Input: [Command] AT+BAUD7 [Response] OK57600 [Comment]

Output: Sets the baud rate to 57600

Using the HC-06 Bluetooth Module | MCU on Eclipse


Input: [Command] AT+BAUD8 [Response] OK115200 [Comment]

Output: Sets the baud rate to 115200

Using the HC-06 Bluetooth Module | MCU on Eclipse


Input: [Command] AT+BAUD9 [Response] OK230400 [Comment]

Output: Sets the baud rate to 230400

Using the HC-06 Bluetooth Module | MCU on Eclipse


Input: [Command] AT+BAUDA [Response] OK460800 [Comment]

Output: Sets the baud rate to 460800

Using the HC-06 Bluetooth Module | MCU on Eclipse


Input: [Command] AT+BAUDB [Response] OK921600 [Comment]

Output: Sets the baud rate to 921600

Using the HC-06 Bluetooth Module | MCU on Eclipse


Input: [Command] AT+BAUDC [Response] OK1382400 [Comment]

Output: Sets the baud rate to 1382400

Using the HC-06 Bluetooth Module | MCU on Eclipse


Input: [Option] Textures [Behavior]

Output: Activate this option to include texture mapping with the file conversion.


Input: [Option] Materials [Behavior]

Output: Activate this option to include materials with the file conversion. If you disable this option, the texture option is ignored.


Input: [Option] Animation [Behavior]

Output: Activate this option to include animation with the file conversion.


Input: [Option] Mesh [Behavior]

Output: Activate this option to include geometry with the file conversion. If you disable this option, mesh geometry is converted into Null or dummy objects, but the animation and hierarchy are preserved.


Input: [Option] Lights [Behavior]

Output: Activate this option to include lights with the file conversion.


Input: [Option] Cameras [Behavior]

Output: Activate this option to include cameras with the file conversion.


Input: [Option] Convert Units [Behavior]

Output: Activate this option to convert file units to centimeters. If you disable this option, the source application scale might not match once it is converted to or from the FBX file format.


Input: [Option] Ambient Light [Behavior]

Output: Activate this option to retain Ambient light settings with the file conversion.


Input: [Option] Split Normals [Behavior]

Output: Activate this option to split geometry Normals based on their edge continuity. This option splits per-vertex Normals and should be used only in specific workflows where you want to ensure visual fidelity of surface continuity in applications that do not support Smoothing Group conversion.


Input: [Option] Apply Constant Key Reducer [Behavior]

Output: Activate this option to apply the Constant Key Reducer filter to animation curves. This reduces the number of redundant keyframes.


Input: [Option] Add Root Node [Behavior]

Output: Activate this option to add a root node to all elements of your scene in the file conversion. Doing this adds a null or dummy object at the top of the hierarchy.


Input: [Parameter] action_save=1 [Description]

Output: default; save, return to view, dontnotify is off


Input: [Parameter] action_quietsave=1 [Description]

Output: save, and return to view, dontnotify is on


Input: [Parameter] action_checkpoint [Description]

Output: save and redirect to the edit script, dontnotify is on


Input: [Parameter] action_cancel [Description]

Output: exit without save, return to view


Input: [Parameter] action_preview [Description]

Output: preview edited text


Input: [Parameter] action_addform [Description]

Output: Redirect to the "change form" page.


Input: [Parameter] action_replaceform... [Description]

Output: Redirect to the "change form" page.


Input: [Parameter] action_delRev [Description]

Output: Administrators only delete the most recent revision of the topic - all other parameters are ignored. You have to be an administrator to use this, and not all store implementations will support it.


Input: [Parameter] action_repRev [Description]

Output: Administrators only replace the text of the most recent revision of the topic with the text in the text parameter. text must included embedded meta-data tags. All other parameters are ignored. You have to be an administrator to use this, and not all store implementations will support it.


Input: [Parameter] onlynewtopic [Description]

Output: If set, error if topic already exists


Input: [Parameter] onlywikiname [Description]

Output: If set, error if topic name is not a WikiWord


Input: [Parameter] dontnotify [Description]

Output: if defined, suppress change notification


Input: [Parameter] templatetopic [Description]

Output: Name of a topic to use as a template for the text and form (new topic only)


Input: [Parameter] text [Description]

Output: New text of the topic


Input: [Parameter] forcenewrevision [Description]

Output: if set, forces a revision even if TWiki thinks one isn't needed


Input: [Parameter] topicparent [Description]

Output: If 'none' remove any current topic parent. If the name of a topic, set the topic parent to this.


Input: [Parameter] formtemplate [Description]

Output: if defined, use the named template for the form (will remove the form is set to 'none')


Input: [Parameter] editaction [Description]

Output: When action is checkpoint, add form or replace form..., this is used as the action parameter to the edit script that is redirected to after the save is complete.


Input: [Parameter] originalrev [Description]

Output: Revision on which the edit started.


Input: [Parameter] edit [Default] edit [Description]

Output: The script to use to edit the topic when action is checkpoint


Input: [Parameter] editparams [Description]

Output: The parameter string to use to edit the topic


Input: [Parameter] redirectto [Default] view topic being edited [Description]

Output: The save process will redirect to this topic or URL if it is successful. (Typically this would be the URL that was being viewed when edit was invoked). The parameter value can be a TopicName, a Web.TopicName, or a URL. Note: Redirect to a URL only works if it is enabled in configure (Miscellaneous {AllowRedirectUrl}).


Input: [Key] 5 [Destination]

Output: Cookies FAQ

London Borough of Hillingdon - Accessibility


Input: [Key] 2 [Destination]

Output: Business home page

London Borough of Hillingdon - Accessibility


Input: [Key] 3 [Destination]

Output: Council and democracy home page

London Borough of Hillingdon - Accessibility


Input: [Key] 4 [Destination]

Output: Leisure and events home page

London Borough of Hillingdon - Accessibility


Input: [Key] 1 [Destination]

Output: Residents home page

London Borough of Hillingdon - Accessibility


Input: [Key] 6 [Destination]

Output: Website help

London Borough of Hillingdon - Accessibility


Input: [Key] 7 [Destination]

Output: Online services sign-in

London Borough of Hillingdon - Accessibility


Input: [Key] 8 [Destination]

Output: Copyright and liability information

London Borough of Hillingdon - Accessibility


Input: [Key] 9 [Destination]

Output: Contact us

London Borough of Hillingdon - Accessibility


Input: [Key] 0 [Destination]

Output: Accessibility

London Borough of Hillingdon - Accessibility


Input: [DESTROY] _bsearch [Code] Code [No description]

Output: No description


Input: [DESTROY] _csearch [Code] Code [No description]

Output: No description


Input: [DESTROY] _search [Code] Code [No description]

Output: No description


Input: [DESTROY] _seq_to_pdlmatrix [Code] Code [No description]

Output: No description


Input: [DESTROY] _set_min_max_score [Code] Code [No description]

Output: No description


Input: [DESTROY] _to_seqobj [Code] Code [No description]

Output: No description


Input: [DESTROY] max_score [Code] Code [No description]

Output: No description


Input: [DESTROY] min_score [Code] Code [No description]

Output: No description


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

Output: Description


Input: [DESTROY] search_aln [Code] Code [No description]

Output: Description


Input: [DESTROY] search_seq [Code] Code [No description]

Output: Description


Input: [In Directory] app/controllers [File] items_controller.rb [Description]

Output: Item Controller

Ruby on Rails 3 Model (1-to-Many Association) | Jonathan Hui


Input: [In Directory] app/views/items [File] index.html.erb [Description]

Output: View to show all items

Ruby on Rails 3 Model (1-to-Many Association) | Jonathan Hui


Input: [File] show.html.erb [Description]

Output: View to show an item

Ruby on Rails 3 Model (1-to-Many Association) | Jonathan Hui


Input: [File] new.html.erb [Description]

Output: View to edit a new item

Ruby on Rails 3 Model (1-to-Many Association) | Jonathan Hui


Input: [File] edit.html.erb [Description]

Output: View to edit an existing item

Ruby on Rails 3 Model (1-to-Many Association) | Jonathan Hui


Input: [In Directory] app/helpers [File] items_helper.rb [Description]

Output: Items view helper

Ruby on Rails 3 Model (1-to-Many Association) | Jonathan Hui


Input: [In Directory] test/unit/helpers [File] items_helper_test.rb [Description]

Output: Items unit test

Ruby on Rails 3 Model (1-to-Many Association) | Jonathan Hui


Input: [In Directory] test/functional [File] items_controller_test.rb [Description]

Output: Items functional test

Ruby on Rails 3 Model (1-to-Many Association) | Jonathan Hui


Input: [filename:] Paneuropa Fonts.pdf [extension:] pdf [options:] - [type:]


Input: [filename:] Paneuropa Freeway.ttf [extension:] ttf [options:] download all [type:]

Output: ttf font


Input: [filename:] Paneuropa Road.ttf [extension:] ttf [options:] download all [type:]

Output: ttf font


Input: [filename:] Paneuropa Highway.ttf [extension:] ttf [options:] download all [type:]

Output: ttf font


Input: [filename:] Open Font License.txt [extension:] txt [options:] view file [type:]

Output: text file


Input: [filename:] Paneuropa Street.ttf [extension:] ttf [options:] download all [type:]

Output: ttf font


Input: [filename:] OFL-FAQ.txt [extension:] txt [options:] view file [type:]

Output: text file


Input: [Oracle Exception Name] DUP_VAL_ON_INDEX [Oracle Error] ORA-00001 [Explanation]

Output: You attempted to create a duplicate value in a field restricted by a unique index.


Input: [Oracle Exception Name] TIMEOUT_ON_RESOURCE [Oracle Error] ORA-00051 [Explanation]

Output: A resource timed out, took too long.


Input: [Oracle Exception Name] TRANSACTION_BACKED_OUT [Oracle Error] ORA-00061 [Explanation]

Output: The remote portion of a transaction has rolled back.


Input: [Oracle Exception Name] INVALID_CURSOR [Oracle Error] ORA-01001 [Explanation]

Output: The cursor does not yet exist. The cursor must be OPENed before any FETCH cursor or CLOSE cursor operation.


Input: [Oracle Exception Name] NOT_LOGGED_ON [Oracle Error] ORA-01012 [Explanation]

Output: You are not logged on.


Input: [Oracle Exception Name] LOGIN_DENIED [Oracle Error] ORA-01017 [Explanation]

Output: Invalid username/password.


Input: [Oracle Exception Name] NO_DATA_FOUND [Oracle Error] ORA-01403 [Explanation]

Output: No data was returned


Input: [Oracle Exception Name] TOO_MANY_ROWS [Oracle Error] ORA-01422 [Explanation]

Output: You tried to execute a SELECT INTO statement and more than one row was returned.


Input: [Oracle Exception Name] ZERO_DIVIDE [Oracle Error] ORA-01476 [Explanation]

Output: Divide by zero error.


Input: [Oracle Exception Name] INVALID_NUMBER [Oracle Error] ORA-01722 [Explanation]

Output: Converting a string to a number was unsuccessful.


Input: [Oracle Exception Name] STORAGE_ERROR [Oracle Error] ORA-06500 [Explanation]

Output: Out of memory.


Input: [Oracle Exception Name] PROGRAM_ERROR [Oracle Error] ORA-06501 [Explanation]

Output: Generic "Contact Oracle support" message.


Input: [Oracle Exception Name] VALUE_ERROR [Oracle Error] ORA-06502 [Explanation]

Output: You tried to perform an operation and there was a error on a conversion, truncation, or invalid constraining of numeric or character data.


Input: [Oracle Exception Name] CURSOR_ALREADY_OPEN [Oracle Error] ORA-06511 [Explanation]

Output: The cursor is already open.


Input: [Item] GROUP BY clause [Limit Value] The GROUP BY expression and all of the nondistinct aggregate functions (for example, SUM, AVG) must fit within a single database block. [Type of Limit]

Output: Maximum length

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Input: [Item] Indexes [Limit Value] Unlimited [Type of Limit]

Output: Maximum per table

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Input: [Item] Indexes [Limit Value] 75% of the database block size minus some overhead [Type of Limit]

Output: Total size of indexed column

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Input: [Item] Columns [Limit Value] 1000 columns maximum [Type of Limit]

Output: Per table

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Input: [Item] Columns [Limit Value] 32 columns maximum [Type of Limit]

Output: Per index (or clustered index)

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Input: [Item] Columns [Limit Value] 30 columns maximum [Type of Limit]

Output: Per bitmapped index

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Input: [Item] Constraints [Limit Value] Unlimited [Type of Limit]

Output: Maximum per column

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Input: [Item] Subqueries [Limit Value] Unlimited in the FROM clause of the top-level query 255 subqueries in the WHERE clause [Type of Limit]

Output: Maximum levels of subqueries in a SQL statement

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Input: [Item] Partitions [Limit Value] 4 KB – overhead [Type of Limit]

Output: Maximum length of linear partitioning key

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Input: [Item] Partitions [Limit Value] 16 columns [Type of Limit]

Output: Maximum number of columns in partition key

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Input: [Item] Partitions [Limit Value] 1024K – 1 [Type of Limit]

Output: Maximum number of partitions allowed per table or index

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Input: [Item] Rows [Limit Value] Unlimited [Type of Limit]

Output: Maximum number per table

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Input: [Item] Stored Packages [Limit Value] PL/SQL and Developer/2000 may have limits on the size of stored procedures they can call. The limits typically range from 2000 to 3000 lines of code. [Type of Limit]

Output: Maximum size

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Input: [Item] Trigger Cascade Limit [Limit Value] Operating system-dependent, typically 32 [Type of Limit]

Output: Maximum value

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Input: [Item] Users and Roles [Limit Value] 2,147,483,638 [Type of Limit]

Output: Maximum

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Input: [Item] Tables [Limit Value] 32 tables [Type of Limit]

Output: Maximum per clustered table

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Input: [Item] Tables [Limit Value] Unlimited [Type of Limit]

Output: Maximum per database

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Input: [Name] checkPropertyFileForChanges [Possible Values] True, Yes, False, No [Default Value] True, check to see if property file has changed since last call. [Description]

Output: Indicates to recheck the property file system date to see if it has changed since the last get properties call.


Input: [Name] fieldFilledWithSpaces [Possible Values] True, Yes, False, No [Default Value] False, remaining bytes filled with binary zeros. [Description]

Output: When a character field length is shorter than its maximum length the remain bytes are field with spaces or binary zeros.


Input: [Name] ignoreDBFLengthCheck [Possible Values] True, Yes, False, No [Default Value] False, record length maximum is 4000 [Description]

Output: Used when creating a DBF, dBase defines maximum record length at 4000. Set this property to true when you want to create dbf files with record lengths greater than 4000.


Input: [Name] ignoreMissingMDX [Possible Values] True, Yes, False, No [Default Value] False, throw exception if MDX file is missing. [Description]

Output: When opening a DBF file that has its MDX file indicator set to true xBaseJ, like other dbase engines, looks to open the associated MDX file. If it can't be found an exception is thrown. If this property is set to true or yes then the application will not throw an exception.