Input: [C=#] 19 [Title] Shrinking single target [Description] Condense unable to shrink transaction data (probably data error). [Alternate Description] Condense unable to shrink transaction data (probably data error). [Action] Verify file rebuild if necessary - check for link damage - open invoice, unpaid bills etc. Memorize and delete the problem transactions. [Extra Info]

Output: There is only one target and its amount is not zero

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Input: [C=#] 23 [Title] Error opening data file. [Description] Can't read header information [Alternate Description] Damaged file header [Action] Possibly damaged data file - restore backup if unable to get into file have file come in for Data Recovery [Extra Info]

Output: V contains C-Index error code

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Input: [C=#] 24 [Title] Unable to compress a record [Description] Update failed while writing a record (one of several types) when updating from previous version. This is problem while writing to the file, so data or disk damage is possible, as well as bugs. [Alternate Description] Error updating the file [Action] restore file in original version of QBW - verify rebuild if necessary - check lists for any problems - attempt to convert file again. [Extra Info]

Output: V= size returned by builddrec

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Input: [C=#] 33 [Title] Can't make Virtual target of given type [Description] Internal Error -- trying to create Vat or Cogs target with an unknown target type [Alternate Description] Problem recording part of transaction - usually associated with the cogs account or inventory [Action] try to create transaction again - try with just 1 item to detemine which item is causing problem - create new item merge old item into new - file in house regenerate item history - try to record transaction again. [Extra Info]

Output: V= bad ftarg type value

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Input: [C=#] 37 [Title] Error writing item history record [Description] File Error [Alternate Description] qbw was unable to write the inventory item history record [Action] Check for hard drive space, read-only access, low-memory, etc. Verify, rebuild if necessary. Create a new item merge old into new V=item ref number [Extra Info]

Output: V=item ref number

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Input: [C=#] 39 [Title] Error in cnextrep. [Description] Error when getting history of an item. Error in cindex file or internal error in Quickbooks [Alternate Description] Usually problem with inventory - generating the history [Action] if able to determine what item is giving error create new item merge old with new. Rebuild should address and correct this in later (3.1) versions of qbw [Extra Info]

Output: V=Cindex error code

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Input: [C=#] 42 [Title] Error writing master record [Description] Either error writing master record OR error compressing and record. May happen when merging names [Alternate Description] QBW was unable to write to the master record of a transaction [Action] verify rebuild if necessary [Extra Info]

Output: V= contains C-Index error code or return value from builddrec

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Input: [C=#] 43 [Title] Error reading target [Description] Error reading target OR memorized tx target [Alternate Description] Error reading target (individual line on a transaction) OR memorized tx target [Action] May be due to bad data or may be due to invalid txList. Try closing company and repeating steps. If further problem was txList problem, Run Verify & Rebuild. Check KB - there are some release issues in early versions that will cause c=43 and some issues where it is not data damage, but caused by transacations being deleted [Extra Info]

Output: V contains C-Index error code (or for memorized tx, record number we were reading).

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Input: [C=#] 44 [Title] Error writing target [Description] Error writing target [Alternate Description] Error writing target (individual line on a transaction) [Action] Verify Rebuild if necessary. If that doesn't work, try freeing memory and resources. If error occurs in rebuild try to go to the transaction that is causing error - if unable to go to transaction the file may need data recovery [Extra Info]

Output: V= contains C-Index error code Log file will also display the record that is causing the problem

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Input: [C=#] 47 [Title] Can't find target in txList [Description] Trying to remove a target from a txList or locate a target that has been modified, but could not find it. [Alternate Description] Error generating report. Report is trying to remove or change the amounts and it is not able to display the information correctly. [Action] Try again with other windows closed such as reports, registers receive payments, etc. See KB for various ways to reproduce the error [Extra Info]

Output: Due to a problem updating transaction lists

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Input: [C=#] 49 [Title] Invalid auto link type specified [Description] Internal Error -- attempting to link two txs with non-existant link type [Alternate Description] problem creating link [Action] delete both transactions you are attempting to link - verify and rebuild if necessary - re-enter transactions and try linking again [Extra Info]

Output: V = requested link type

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Input: [C=#] 52 [Title] Invalid field specified to position by [Description] Internal Error -- Table footer has an illegal field definition [Alternate Description] unsure - most likely unable to display a form because of a invalid field [Action] Verify rebuild if necessary. If error is occuring on a templete - try defaulting that templete. Get steps to reproduce - see if occurs in sample company. Report where error occurs. [Extra Info]

Output: ABORTs

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Input: [C=#] 53 [Title] Empty Index entry points to a used edlist item [Description] Some entry in a list should be deleted, but for some reason did not get deleted [Action] Resort all the lists close and re-open the file try again, verify file and rebuild if necessary [Extra Info]

Output: V= item being used (hiword) and list type (loword). ABORTs. Essentially, the last item in the edlist or index points to a used edlist item instead of a deleted one. Somehow the index and the edlist got out of synch.

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Input: [C=#] 55 [Title] Form field types don't match [Description] some field type on a form is invalid or unexpected [Alternate Description] A field on a form is invalid or unexpected. [Action] If it is on a invoice or customizied templete try to default the templete. If it is a form you cannot edit try in another company - reinstall Quickbooks. [Extra Info]

Output: V=objID in most cases. The DLLs resource is probably hosed

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Input: [C=#] 60 [Title] Filtered edlist message error [Description] Unknown message when processing the filtered list proc. [Alternate Description] problem displaying a list [Action] resort all the lists make sure show all is selected - if error is occuring with a pick list or a list that cannot be resorted - try in a new company - reinstall if needed [Extra Info]

Output: The Proc received an unknown message type

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Input: [C=#] 64 [Title] Table field types don't match [Description] Internal error regarding tables [Alternate Description] Problem displaying information from a table [Action] Report where the error is occuring. Try exiting out of qb and trying again, try reinstalling, try a new company [Extra Info]

Output: While creating a table field.

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Input: [C=#] 65 [Title] Can't find original target [Description] QB was trying to return to a spot in the file after performing some other operation which removed the desired target [Alternate Description] QB is trying to display information from a transaction is not in the file [Action] close all the reports and other windows within QB and try again. [Extra Info]

Output: V= cindex error returned from cfind

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Input: [C=#] 66 [Title] Can't select next/prev table field [Description] Unable to select some field in a table [Alternate Description] Unable to select some field in a table [Action] If on a templete try defaulting. See if occurs in new file - reinstall if needed. [Extra Info]

Output: The next or prev table field is invalid.

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Input: [C=#] 67 [Title] Invalid index detected in an EdList. [Description] Memory has become corrupt or some internal coding error [Alternate Description] List damage [Action] resort all lists - exit qb and go back in. Verify file rebuild if needed. [Extra Info]

Output: V= index # (hiword) and listType (loword).

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Input: [C=#] 74 [Title] Error deleting master record [Description] C-Index was unable to delete the master record of some transaction [Alternate Description] Unable to delete part of a trasanction. Most likely there is some type of data damage [Action] verify file - rebuild if necessary - try deleting transaction again [Extra Info]

Output: V= Cindex error. ABORTs

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Input: [C=#] 75 [Title] Error deleting target record [Description] C-Index was unable to delete a target record [Alternate Description] Unable to delete part of a trasanction. Most likely there is some type of data damage [Action] verify file - rebuild if necessary - try deleting transaction again [Extra Info]

Output: V= Cindex error. ABORTs

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Input: [C=#] 79 [Title] Error reading item history record [Description] Error trying to read item history record (duh) [Alternate Description] Unable to read the inventory history for the item [Action] Note the v= number (V = item reference, 7.0 and later divide v number by 256 to get the item reference number) create a new item merge the old into the new. Rebuild will correct in some cases - if error is occuring during rebuild try merge - if error is still occuring restore a backup or file will need to come in for Data Recovery [Extra Info]

Output: V = item, 7.0 and later divide v number by 256 to get the item reference number

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Input: [C=#] 81 [Title] No size specified for field on form. [Description] A field has no spaces specified to store data. Perhaps out of memory but more likely coding error [Alternate Description] problem displaying or recording a form [Action] Get steps to reproduce (which form) and report. Try defaulting the templete. See if occuring in new file. Exit out of QB and try again. Reinstall if necessary. [Extra Info]

Output: ABORTs

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Input: [C=#] 82 [Title] Unable to record a non-sibling link [Description] C-Index faild to write a link to disk [Alternate Description] Most likely data damage - problem recording a link [Action] Verify file, rebuild if necessary - check for link damage (open invoice, unpaid bill, cbbs etc.) delete and re-enter the problem transactions - if still unable to correct check for backups or file may have to be sent in for data recovery [Extra Info]

Output: ABORTs

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Input: [C=#] 83 [Title] Unable to record a sibling link [Description] C-Index faild to write a sibling link to disk [Alternate Description] Most likely data damage - problem recording a link [Action] Verify file, rebuild if necessary - check for link damage (open invoice, unpaid bill, cbbs etc.) delete and re-enter the problem transactions - if still unable to correct check for backups or file may have to be sent in for data recovery [Extra Info]

Output: ABORTs

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Input: [C=#] 85 [Title] Unable to locate program code to handle a table on a form [Description] Perhaps memory is corrupt, coding error [Alternate Description] problems displaying a form [Action] Exit Quickbooks and try again. Get steps to reproduce (what form they are having the problem with) and report [Extra Info]

Output: ABORTs. No table proc was passed to TableCreate

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Input: [C=#] 86 [Title] Field type inside table is invalid [Description] Perhaps memory is corrupt, coding error [Alternate Description] problems displaying a form - also seen with the wrong tax table update installed [Action] Exit Quickbooks and try again, try same steps in new company. Check the tax table according to related KB. [Extra Info]

Output: V= field #, usually. ABORTs

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Input: [C=#] 87 [Title] Error reading from C-Index [Description] C-Index returned a failure when reading an edlist record [Alternate Description] problem reading a list record [Action] verify the file, rebuild if needed. Resort all the lists - exit out of QB and go back in - try again. If unable to open file try restoring backup or file will have to be sent in for Data Recovery [Extra Info]

Output: FATAL

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Input: [C=#] 88 [Title] Error writing to C-Index [Description] C-Index returned a failure [Alternate Description] problem writing to file [Action] Verify rebuild if needed. Check resources - reboot in safe mode if necessary. If unable to get into file - restore a backup or send file in for data recovery - Check KB for further troublshooting information [Extra Info]

Output: v= CIndex return from csave.Could not write some kind of data in DBRecord::Write.

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Input: [C=#] 90 [Title] Field or other object on form has an invalid height or width. [Description] Occurs on Macs with small screens; may also occur if a window can not be placed on screen (large pick lists for example?) [Alternate Description] Occurs on Macs with small screens; may also occur if a window can not be placed on screen [Action] Make sure that screen is at least a 13" monitor, especially on Macs [Extra Info]

Output: Essentially a formobj is being placed outside the bounds of the window.

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Input: [C=#] 96 [Title] Expected a table part to be active [Description] Some part of a table was inactive unexpectedly [Alternate Description] problem displaying a form or report [Action] Exit Quickbooks, Close some applications, and try again. Review KB for some program related issues with QBM and earlier versions of QBW on a invoice when selecting tax item and customer is taxable. [Extra Info]

Output: ABORTs

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Input: [C=#] 97 [Title] Table not open [Description] Trying to close a table but it was not open, unexpectedly [Alternate Description] when trying to close a window qbw it is unable to close a table because never opened but it should have been [Action] Report steps to reproduce and what window they are trying to close [Extra Info]

Output: ABORTs

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Input: [C=#] 98 [Title] RecordLinks unable to get next record number [Description] Unable to get next record number while recording links [Alternate Description] QB is unable to read what the next record number in the file should be when trying to record some links. [Action] Verify, rebuild if needed. Delete the transactions causing problem try to record again. Restore backup or contact ICU for further options of data recovery [Extra Info]

Output: ABORTs

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Input: [C=#] 99 [Title] Unable to begin transaction [Description] C-Index was unable to a begin transaction; "transbeg" routine failed [Alternate Description] Most likely data damage - problem recording a trasnaction [Action] Verify rebuild if needed. Try a different type of trasanction. Restore a backup or refer to ICU. [Extra Info]

Output: V=CIndex error. ABORTs

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Input: [C=#] 100 [Title] Unable to end transaction [Description] C-Index was unable to end a transaction; "transend" routine failed [Alternate Description] Most likely data damage - problem recording a trasnaction [Action] Verify rebuild if needed. Try a different type of trasanction. Restore a backup or refer to ICU. [Extra Info]

Output: V=CIndex error. ABORTs

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Input: [C=#] 101 [Title] No table footer defined [Description] Quickbooks attempted an operation on a table footer but the table had no footer [Alternate Description] problem displaying a form or report [Action] Report what form or window error is occuring. Try defaulting the templete see if error occurs in sample reinstall if needed. [Extra Info]

Output: ABORTs

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Input: [C=#] 102 [Title] Unable to decompress record [Description] Index into file or record is damaged; "putdrec" routine failed. [Alternate Description] usually indicates damage to a list [Action] If error is occuring when opening file - lists are unable to load into memory - restore backup or refer to ICU. If you are able to get into file - try restorting all the lists look for any problems on the lists (KB 102684 has good troublshooting suggestions) [Extra Info]

Output: V=CIndex error code

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Input: [C=#] 103 [Title] Unable to create data file [Description] Quickbooks was not able to create a new data file "dbcreate" routine failed. The number will help PD determine why [Alternate Description] Quickbooks was not able to create a new data file [Action] Make sure the file they're trying to create does not already exist. There may be a problem with the hard drive. Try another file name. Also try another drive location for the file. [Extra Info]

Output: V= CIndex error from create

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Input: [C=#] 104 [Title] Unable to add root nodes to data file [Description] Quickbooks had a problem initializing a data file [Alternate Description] Quickbooks had a problem initializing a data file or adding information to the file structure [Action] Make sure the user has enough disk space. If a network is present, make sure the file is not in use by another task. Close down QB and try adding information again. Verify file rebuild if necessary. [Extra Info]

Output: V=CIndex error from addroot

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Input: [C=#] 105 [Title] Unable to open data file (2) [Description] Quickbooks tried and failed to open what is already a suspicious data file (The data is in a state indicating it may not have closed properly) [Alternate Description] Quickbooks tried and failed to open what is already a suspicious data file (The data is in a state indicating it may not have closed properly) [Action] If unable to open file using the troubled company steps - restore a backup or contact ICU for further options [Extra Info]

Output: V=CIndex error from CI_bopen

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Input: [C=#] 106 [Title] Can't clear write from previous session [Description] Quickbooks was unable to restore the state of the data file based on the image file. The data could be fine, or could have a partially recorded transaction hanging around [Alternate Description] System crashed while QB was open. QB was not able to pull information from the image file to restore the data. The data could be fine, or could have a partially recorded transaction hanging around [Action] Run verify data. If it succeeds, the file is probably okay If it fails, there's a good chance rebuild can fix it. If rebuild does not correct problem - check the log file, try to correct the problem manually by deleting the transaction causing the problem. [Extra Info]

Output: V=CIndex error from imagerest

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Input: [C=#] 107 [Title] This file was not closed in the previous session [Description] QuickBooks was unable to close the data file in previous session. The data should be fine. [Alternate Description] System crashed while QB was open. [Action] If unable to open file try copying file file and see if able to open file or try renaming the qbi file. [Extra Info]

Output: V=CIndex error from DIdbopen

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Input: [C=#] 115 [Title] List item merge faild [Description] Quickbooks could not merge two list items. Both items still exist, but it may be that some transactions were changed to refer to the target of the merge [Alternate Description] Quickbooks could not merge two list items. Both items still exist, but it may be that some transactions were changed to refer to the target of the merge [Action] Rebuild should fix the problem. Resort the lists - exit out of qb and try again. If unable to merge existing items try to create new list element and merge old with new - if able to narrow to any transaction or list element causing problem - deleting and re-enter information. [Extra Info]

Output: V=listType

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Input: [C=#] 116 [Title] Restore encountered a RLC block which it did not recognize [Description] QuickBooks was unable to restore the backup file. Most likely due to a corrupted backup file. [Alternate Description] QB was unable to restore a backup file - most offen occurs with a mac file. [Action] Go back to QBM make sure the preferences for reporting is defaulted (not set to description only)> make another back and try again. Could also be a corrupted backup - if first suggestion does not work - try backing up onto hard drive then restoring (if unable to restore might be something wrong with file - trouble shoot like it is data damage) try backing up onto floppy and restore on same system if unable to restore might be something wrong with the floppy drive. [Extra Info]

Output: V= RLC mode

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Input: [C=#] 121 [Title] Invalid account or item type [Description] An invalid account or item type was passed into Quickbooks account or item compare function. [Alternate Description] List damage [Action] Resort lists - check for any problems (KB 102684 good suggestions). If error is occuring on a customized template - try defaulting the template - in QBM might occur when trying to edit the account - condense file prior to start date. [Extra Info]

Output: ABORTs. V= itemType or accntType

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Input: [C=#] 161 [Title] Damaged budget. [Description] Not enough room in the buffer when converting the Quicken or QuickBooks Dos budget [Alternate Description] problem converting budget information from Quicken or QB DOS. [Action] Possible resource issue. Check resources, reboot computer and restart QB. End task on non-essential applications. Is source file healthy? Verify or validate data in source version. If damaged, repair and convert again. [Extra Info]

Output: Should happen only in debug version

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Input: [C=#] 162 [Title] Damaged account. [Description] Problem when converting QuickBooks Dos account [Alternate Description] Problem converting QBD account information. [Action] Is source file healthy? Verify or validate data in source version. If damaged, repair and convert again. If unable to correct file in QBD restore a backup or refer customer to ICU. [Extra Info]

Output: Should happen only in debug version

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Input: [C=#] 163 [Title] Damaged transaction. [Description] Problem when converting QuickBooks Dos transaction [Alternate Description] Problem converting QBD transactions. [Action] Is source file healthy? Verify or validate data in source version. If damaged, repair and convert again. If unable to correct file in QBD restore a backup or refer customer to ICU. [Extra Info]

Output: Should happen only in debug version

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Input: [C=#] 166 [Title] Damaged category. [Description] Problem when converting Quicken or QuickBooks Dos category [Alternate Description] Should only appear in association with conversion from Quicken or QB DOS. [Action] Is source file healthy? Verify or validate data in source version. If damaged, repair and convert again. If unable to correct file in QBD restore a backup or refer customer to ICU. [Extra Info]

Output: Should happen only in debug version

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Input: [C=#] 178 [Title] DeleteAny() failed [Description] cindex failed to delete a record [Alternate Description] Transaction record could not be deleted. [Action] Close file. Opend file - QBW should try to roll back. If not, try verify data and rebuild if necessary [Extra Info]

Output: V is the cindex error

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Input: [C=#] 179 [Title] Link not found in ReadLinksTrans2Targ() [Description] QuickBooks failed to find the link for a target. [Alternate Description] Problem locating a link for the transation [Action] Verify rebuild if necessary. Check for link damage - open invoice, unpaid bills, cbbs, undeposited funds, etc. Delete the problem transactions and re-enter. [Extra Info]

Output: V= the source target number

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Input: [C=#] 182 [Title] Tried to read from a virtual txList [Description] We tried to do an illegal operation on virtual transaction list, i.e. cogs and inventory [Alternate Description] problem displaying report that contains "virtual" transactions [Action] Try another report. See if same problem occurs in sample company. Verify rebuild if necessary. Narrow down items on report - see if able to determine inventory item causing problem - create new item, merge old item into the new. [Extra Info]

Output: We tried to read rom a virtual txlist

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Input: [C=#] 183 [Title] Tried to read from a virtual txList [Description] We tried to do an illegal operation on a virtual target, i.e. cogs and inventory [Alternate Description] problem displaying report that contains "virtual" transactions [Action] Try another report. See if same problem occurs in sample company. Verify rebuild if necessary. Narrow down items on report - see if able to determine inventory item causing problem - create new item, merge old item into the new. [Extra Info]

Output: We tried to read rom a virtual target

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Input: [C=#] 184 [Title] A target was outside the date range [Description] A report bug occurred such that it selected a target that was outside the user specified date range. [Alternate Description] problem displaying report [Action] See KB for some known causes of this error. Most common fix it to make sure there is a date in the from and to of the customize report screen [Extra Info]

Output: V = 0 or 1>

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Input: [C=#] 185 [Title] Unable to open mirror file [Description] CIndex could not open the mirror file [Alternate Description] CIndex could not open the mirror file [Action] Try the same steps in sample company. Reinstall if necessary. Report steps to reproduce. [Extra Info]

Output: Supposedly we don't support mirror files anymore, so something really weird happened.

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Input: [C=#] 187 [Title] EdListUndoProc called without a list [Description] QuickBooks is trying to process an 'Undo' message for one of the lists, but we don't know which one. [Alternate Description] Problems displaying message on one of the lists. [Action] Try same steps in sample company - reinstall if needed. Report steps customer was doing. [Extra Info]

Output: pEdList is zero

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Input: [C=#] 194 [Title] Unable to build the toolbar [Description] QuickBooks tried to build the toolbar but was unable to finish because of a corrupted resource file or lack of memory. [Alternate Description] Problem displaying toolbar [Action] Try sample company. Close all programs - reboot if necessary - try safe mode. Reinstall if necessary [Extra Info]

Output: The call to Toolbar(...) returns NULL

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Input: [C=#] 195 [Title] Reminders memory error [Description] No memory to create tCrit. [Alternate Description] problem displaying reminders [Action] Close all programs - reboot if neceaary - try safe mode. See if error occurs in sample company. Verify rebuild if necessary [Extra Info]

Output: GetTCrit returns NULL

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Input: [C=#] 196 [Title] Reminders transaction list error [Description] An error occurred while creating transaction lists for reminders [Alternate Description] problem displaying reminders [Action] Close all programs - reboot if neceaary - try safe mode. See if error occurs in sample company. Verify rebuild if necessary [Extra Info]

Output: V = ID indicating which transaction list indicated the failure

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Input: [C=#] 197 [Title] Unable to create reminders window [Description] An error occurred while creating a reminders window. [Alternate Description] problem displaying reminders [Action] Close all programs - reboot if neceaary - try safe mode. See if error occurs in sample company. Verify rebuild if necessary [Extra Info]

Output: CreateRemindPopup returned NULL

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Input: [C=#] 198 [Title] SearchTxListForTarg() sortby NOTHING [Description] QuickBooks is trying to search a transaction list with no sorting criteria [Alternate Description] problem displaying a report [Action] Close all programs - reboot if neceaary - try safe mode. See if error occurs in sample company. Try another report - if it is a memorized report create a new report. Verify rebuild if necessary [Extra Info]

Output: ABORTs

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Input: [C=#] 202 [Title] Unknown tx list in reminders [Description] QuickBooks tried to find a position in the reminder list, but could not identify the txList. [Alternate Description] Problem displaying the reminders list. [Action] report immediately! Include full error message I.e., L=, M=, C=. Note what action generated error. Verify file, rebuild if indicated. Check QBWINLOG. [Extra Info]

Output: V is code indicating which function had error.

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Input: [C=#] 210 [Title] No String Defined for ini ID or bad ini ID [Description] QBW is looking for an item in the QBW.INI file which it hasn't even defined. [Alternate Description] QBW had problems reading information from QBW.INI file - often customer number [Action] Action depends on the V number. The program is looking for information that we didn't define. How does customers QBW.INI file compare to yours? Significant omissions. Make sure the customer number is showing correct. Rename QBW.INI and reinstall QBW. [Extra Info]

Output: V= reside

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Input: [C=#] 211 [Title] Not even enough memory to allocate list of txLists [Description] QBW keeps a master list containing lists of transactions that are currently in use. There isn't enough memory to create this list [Alternate Description] May be encountered if user is sequentially entering huge amount of transactions. Occurs when system memory is depleted [Action] Memory is very low, exit as many applications as you can and try again. Try restarting windows, ending task on extraneous applications. Check virtual memory management; is Windows managing? Check free space on HD. If low, have customer clear up space. Try sample company - reinstall if necessary. [Extra Info]

Output: Aborts

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Input: [C=#] 222 [Title] Unable to delete link [Description] QBW is unable to delete a record which links two transactions from the data file [Alternate Description] Problem deleting a link attached to the transaction [Action] Verify data and rebuild the file if verify fails. Attempt to delete transaction again. If message persists when deleting transaction check QBWIN.LOG. If verify is clean and still unable to delete the transaction restore from a backup or contact ICU for further options [Extra Info]

Output: V=Cindex code returned from cdelete

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Input: [C=#] 228 [Title] Setting key in IsDupDoc [Description] If QBW was recording a transaction, this is a coding error in the code which searches for duplicate document numbers. If QBW was verifying the data, this is a coding error during the verification of account or name balances [Alternate Description] Problem recording transaction and searching for duplicate document numbers [Action] If we were recording the transaction, the user could try and turn off duplicate document number checking for the document type they are recording. If it was during verify data there isn't much they can do. Restore a backup or contact ICU [Extra Info]

Output: V= CIndex error from dsetkey

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Input: [C=#] 232 [Title] Error encountered while loading saved window positions [Description] While restoring the users desktop during startup QBW tried to restore the same window twice. This is a coding error or a datafile error [Alternate Description] QBW had a problem loading the windows positions [Action] Open file supressing the desktop. Have the user close and open QBW again if they are using the save desktop on start up preference. If they are using the save this desktop preference, have them resave it. Should go away if preference reset to Don't save desktop. [Extra Info]

Output: V=nextrec value

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Input: [C=#] 243 [Title] FindTarg in transaction failed [Description] QBW was searching for a particular split line and could not find it. This means data file may be corrupted [Alternate Description] Running a find, getting transaction history, or detail report where split is required and it is unable to locate the split information [Action] Resort COA, Names, and Items (show-all marked). Can the transaction be accessed from another source (register, QR, etc) Have the user free up some memory and try again. If it still fails, run verify data and try rebuilding the data file if necessary. [Extra Info]

Output: V=targnum

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Input: [C=#] 260 [Title] Unable to close data file! [Description] C-Index had a problem closing the data file. The file might be corrupted. [Alternate Description] Qb had a problem closing the data file because of a problem in the file structure (C-Index) [Action] Make a copy of the file - go into the copy of the file. Rebuild, bypassing the backup (which will first close the file) by holding down the control key when clicking on rebuild. [Extra Info]

Output: V= CIndex error from dclose

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Input: [C=#] 265 [Title] Unable to delete sibling link. [Description] Each link has two records in our data file. This error means that while deleting a link, we couldn't find the related link. [Alternate Description] QBW did not find the second half of a link pair it was trying to delete. It is usually because there is either a transaction that is damaged or the linke is gone. [Action] Memorize and delete the problem transactions. When you are looking for link damage - this is a good error to find because you have found the source of the reports not matching. After various link reports are clean verify might still fail with "orphan" links - there will not be any transaction information - a rebuild should clean these up. [Extra Info]

Output: V= CIndex error from cdelete

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Input: [C=#] 266 [Title] RecordLinks (2) unable to get next record number. [Description] C-Index was unable to assign a record number to the link we were generating. [Alternate Description] QBW did not correctly record the link that is being generated. [Action] Memorize and delete the transaction which was added or edited. Verify file, if verify fails, rebuild file as necessary. Re-enter the transactions trying to link them together again. If error still occurs complete delete both transactions and re-enter fresh. [Extra Info]

Output: ABORTs

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Input: [C=#] 268 [Title] SelListShow() - reentered [Description] We interrupted ourselves while trying to show a drop-down list. A bug in the program, combined with some aspect of the users data and system setup has caused a possible endless loop. [Alternate Description] QBW is having a problem showing a drop down list. [Action] Try to reproduce the error. See if error occurs in sample. Rebuild if necessary. Reinstall QBW if necessary. If error still occurs Report steps to reproduce. [Extra Info]

Output: ABORTs. Probably to prevent an endless loop.

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Input: [C=#] 269 [Title] SelListShow() called while in SelListHide() [Description] We were trying to hide and show a drop-down at the same time [Alternate Description] QBW is having a problem displaying a drop down list. We are trying to close and open the list at the same time. [Action] Try to reproduce the error. See if error occurs in sample. Rebuild if necessary. Reinstall QBW if necessary. If error still occurs Report steps to reproduce. [Extra Info]

Output: ABORTs. Probably to prevent an endless loop.

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Input: [C=#] 270 [Title] SelListHide() Called while in SelListShow() [Description] We interrupted ourselves while trying to hide a drop-down list. [Alternate Description] QBW is having> a problem closing a drop down list. [Action] Try to reproduce the error. See if error occurs in sample. Rebuild if necessary. Reinstall QBW if necessary. If error still occurs Report steps to reproduce. [Extra Info]

Output: ABORTs. Probably to prevent an endless loop.

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Input: [C=#] 274 [Title] FormMgrAddObj() called before FormMgrSetWindow() [Description] Internal problem while trying to display a form [Alternate Description] QBW had a problem displaying a form. [Action] Try to reproduce the error both in their file and in sample. Verify the file and rebuild if necessary. Reinstall QBW as necessary. If error still occurs Report exact steps. [Extra Info]

Output: ABORTs

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Input: [C=#] 275 [Title] FormMgrSetWindow - bad window [Description] Internal problem while trying to display a form. Tried to use a non-Quickbooks window to display Quickbooks data. [Alternate Description] QBW had a problem displaying a form. [Action] Try to reproduce the error both in their file and in sample. Verify the file and rebuild if necessary. Reinstall QBW as necessary. If error still occurs Report exact steps. [Extra Info]

Output: ABORTs

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Input: [C=#] 283 [Title] Uneven Begin/End transaction [Description] This is a logic error in the program or the user has found a new path that we weren't aware of. Detected when closing the data file. [Alternate Description] Problem closing the datafile, customer might have run the payroll checkup in multiuser mode [Action] Close file and restart QBW. Verify file to assure data is not damaged. [Extra Info]

Output: V=the current write count, which is supposed to be zero

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Input: [C=#] 288 [Title] Warning: overwriting existing font handle [Description] We forgot to free the old fonts before trying to create the new ones while processing the report format dialog. Windows only [Alternate Description] Problem displaying the fonts while processing report format dialog [Action] Restart Quickbooks, reboot is system resources are low. Report steps including report and any special formating or fonts [Extra Info]

Output: V= font number

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Input: [C=#] 291 [Title] No memory for style for invoice, credit memos etc. [Description] We ran out of memory when trying to create a customized form. Otherwise, an unspecified error. [Alternate Description] Problem displaying a customized form [Action] Free up memory and restart Quickbooks. If working with templates, edit the offending template and save changes. Default the templetes causing problems (review c=91 and associated KBs) [Extra Info]

Output: ABORTs

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Input: [C=#] 292 [Title] EL_ACCNT: EP_CRITAND, unknown combination. [Description] In Quickzoom(tm) we AND together two separate report filters. Here the account filters are not andable. This might happen if you were trying to and "Payroll Accounts" with "All A/P and Sales Tax" [Alternate Description] Problem displaying transactions or report from a quickzoom [Action] Please report the error, recording which report is being run, and which filters and customization has been chosen. Don't QuickZoom in this instance. [Extra Info]

Output: V= crit1 (hiword) and crit2 (loword).

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Input: [C=#] 297 [Title] Unexpected error: missing 1099 resource or wrong ID for an invoice window. [Description] If processing 1099s, a resource could not be read due to a lack of memory or corrupt program file. If showing a sales form, for some reason QB thought a purchase order was being shown, but using non-PO code to do it. [Alternate Description] Problem running the program because of lack of memory or corrupt program. [Action] Reboot system try again. Reinstall if necessary. Make sure the QBW installing in the correct directory (review KB) [Extra Info]

Output: Should probably be two different errors.

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Input: [C=#] 298 [Title] wrong index number or key count problem. [Description] The program was confused about an index or a key count [Alternate Description] The program was confused about an index or a key count [Action] Verify, rebuild if necessary. Try to delete transaction causing error. Restore a backup or send to Data Recovery [Extra Info]

Output: For the GetIndexList, V= index and ABORTs. Should probably be two different errors.

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Input: [C=#] 304 [Title] Unable to create Image file [Description] C-Index couldn't create the Imaging file. Disk might be full? The data file will not be opened. [Alternate Description] Program is not able to create startup files on the hard drive. [Action] check hard disk space. Check to see if customer is accessing across network may not have rights to write to the server, check to see if the files are locked or drive is locked by third party software such as norton [Extra Info]

Output: V= CIndex error from CIdbcreate

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Input: [C=#] 305 [Title] Error in dsetkey (TBYITEM) [Description] Error in creating a cindex search key. The routine "dsetkey" failed when using "item" key. Problem could be in several locations. [Alternate Description] Error trying to create a search for part of the index [Action] Verify, rebuild if needed. Remove transaction causing the problem. Restore backup or contact ICU for further options of data recovery [Extra Info]

Output: V= CIndex error

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Input: [C=#] 306 [Title] Error in dsetkey (TBYDATE) [Description] See 305 (used "date" key) [Alternate Description] Error trying to create a search for part of the index [Action] Verify, rebuild if needed. Remove transaction causing the problem. Restore backup or contact ICU for further options of data recovery [Extra Info]

Output: V= CIndex error

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Input: [C=#] 307 [Title] Error in droproot. [Description] When updating, if the version is less or equal than 14 (Kremlin) we need to rebuild any index which contains a BalType. The routine "droproot" failed during that process. [Alternate Description] Problem reading the file index when updating the file [Action] restore file in original version of QBW - verify rebuild if necessary - check lists for any problems - attempt to convert file again. [Extra Info]

Output: V= CIndex error

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Input: [C=#] 308 [Title] Error in droproot. [Description] When updating, if the version is less or equal than 14 (Kremlin) we need to rebuild any index which contains a BalType. The routine "droproot" failed during that process. [Alternate Description] Problem reading the file index when updating the file [Action] restore file in original version of QBW - verify rebuild if necessary - check lists for any problems - attempt to convert file again. [Extra Info]

Output: V= CIndex error

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Input: [C=#] 309 [Title] Error in addroot [Description] When updating, if the version is less or equal than 14 (Kremlin) we need to rebuild any index which contains a BalType. The routine "addroot" failed adding new date key. [Alternate Description] Problem reading the file index when updating the file [Action] restore file in original version of QBW - verify rebuild if necessary - check lists for any problems - attempt to convert file again. [Extra Info]

Output: V= CIndex error

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Input: [C=#] 310 [Title] Error in addroot [Description] When updating, if the version is less or equal than 14 (Kremlin) we need to rebuild any index which contains a BalType. The routine "addroot" failed adding new name key. [Alternate Description] Problem reading the file index when updating the file [Action] restore file in original version of QBW - verify rebuild if necessary - check lists for any problems - attempt to convert file again. [Extra Info]

Output: V= CIndex error

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Input: [C=#] 315 [Title] Assertion failed. [Description] This is a miscellaneous error. It is used all over the program, so it is hard to say how bad it is, or what the root cause of the problem is. [Alternate Description] This is a miscellaneous error. It is used all over the program, so it is hard to say how bad it is, or what the root cause of the problem is. [Action] This is often a harmless error message, but often follows or ipfs. Verify, rebuild if necessary. Try same steps in sample company. Review KBs for know problems when error would occur [Extra Info]

Output: Should make the "a" value the V in the error code.

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Input: [C=#] 317 [Title] Invalid index type in Write and Read low level code. [Description] Error when trying to write or read data. [Alternate Description] Error when trying to write or read data. [Action] Verify, rebuild if necessary. Try to delete transaction causing error. Restore a backup or send to Data Recovery [Extra Info]

Output: Its not just WriteAny. Its all over diskio.c

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Input: [C=#] 323 [Title] Error dropping accnt key (7to9Targets) [Description] When updating we need to rebuild an index. The routine "droproot" failed removing account key [Alternate Description] Problem reading the file index when updating the file [Action] restore file in original version of QBW - verify rebuild if necessary - check lists for any problems - attempt to convert file again. [Extra Info]

Output: V= CIndex error code

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Input: [C=#] 338 [Title] Bad Index in DBKey search functions, or internal error [Description] We tried to lookup information from an invalid index, or, some other kind of error occurred, maybe while printing lists. Memory is probably trashed, but it could be file related. [Alternate Description] QBW tried to lookup information from a invalid index. [Action] Restart QBW. Reboot system is necessary. Try same action again. Verify and rebuild if necessary. [Extra Info]

Output: ABORTs. These two error message codes overlapped.

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Input: [C=#] 339 [Title] Cannot show the message, or unknown [Description] QuickBooks failed when tried to show the message. Most likely very low memory. [Alternate Description] Possible low memory or problem installation. [Action] Review KB for various program related issues. If error is occuring at another place please Report the steps to reporduce. [Extra Info]

Output: ABORTs. These two error message codes overlapped

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Input: [C=#] 361 [Title] Attempted to create a window or icon without a window handle [Description] Internal error. [Alternate Description] Internal error attempting to create a window. [Action] Unknown. Report steps and when error occurred. [Extra Info]

Output: V is just the FORM_TITLE constant

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Input: [C=#] 371 [Title] Error saving reconcile report to disk [Description] When the user finishes reconciling an account QB saves the reconcile report as it is to disk so it can reprint it at a later time if the user chooses. This error occurs if QB is unable to save part or all of the report. [Alternate Description] Problem saving the reconcile report. [Action] Might be a low memory issue. The actual data should not be effected, you will just loose your last reconcile report. If it is not low memory the last reconcile report may be corrupted, verify rebuild if necessary. [Extra Info]

Output: The V= is the record number that can not be written.

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Input: [C=#] 372 [Title] Error reading last reconcile report [Description] An error occurred trying to read the last reconcile report. This report is separate from the rest of the users data so it should not effect it [Alternate Description] Problem displaying or printing the past reconcile report [Action] Might be a low memory issue. If it is not low memory the last reconcile report may be corrupted, verify rebuild if necessary. You will most likely lose your report (even if the file was sent in for data recovery, if the report is damaged it would be lost) [Extra Info]

Output: The V= is the record number that can not be read.

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Input: [C=#] 400 [Title] Error writing reconcile report [Description] An error occurred trying to save the reconcile report to disk [Alternate Description] An error occurred trying to save the reconcile report to disk [Action] When the user finishes reconciling an account we save the reconcile report as it is to disk so we can reprint it at a later time if the user so chooses. This error occurs if we are unable to save part or all of the report. Might low disk space. There shouldn't be anything wrong with the file, you might be missing the last reconcile report. [Extra Info]

Output: V=the record number that cannot be written

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Input: [Hex Bit] 0x001 [Explanation] pixel's value has been interpolated [Flag]

Output: INTERP

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Input: [Hex Bit] 0x002 [Explanation] pixel is/was saturated [Flag]

Output: SATUR

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Input: [Hex Bit] 0x004 [Explanation] pixel was NOT examined for an object [Flag]

Output: NOTCHECKED

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Input: [Hex Bit] 0x008 [Explanation] pixel is part of some object [Flag]

Output: OBJECT

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Input: [Hex Bit] 0x010 [Explanation] pixel is part of bright object [Flag]

Output: BRIGHTOBJECT

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Input: [Hex Bit] 0x020 [Explanation] pixel is part of binned object [Flag]

Output: BINOBJECT

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Input: [Hex Bit] 0x040 [Explanation] pixel is part of a catalogued object [Flag]

Output: CATOBJECT

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Input: [Hex Bit] 0x080 [Explanation] model has been subtracted from pixel [Flag]

Output: SUBTRACTED

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Input: [Hex Bit] 0x100 [Explanation] pixel is part of a ghost [Flag]

Output: GHOST

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Input: [Hex Bit] 0x200 [Explanation] pixel is part of a cosmic ray [Flag]

Output: CR

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Input: [Key] + [Key_2] - [Action_3] Decrease the scale of the animation [Action]

Output: Increase the Scale of the animation


Input: [Key] CTRL + Q [Key_2] CTRL + E [Action_3] Cycle to the next sprite sheet [Action]

Output: Cycle to the previous sprite sheet


Input: [Key] CTRL + A [Key_2] CTRL + S [Action_3] Open the SpriteSheet Tab [Action]

Output: Open the Animation Tab


Input: [Key] CTRL + Z [Key_2] CTRL + X [Action_3] Cycle to the next animation [Action]

Output: Cycle to the previous animation


Input: [Key] CTRL + 1 [Key_2] CTRL + 2 [Action_3] Set the Scale to 2 [Action]

Output: Set the Scale to 1


Input: [Key] CTRL + 3 [Key_2] CTRL + 4 [Action_3] Set the Scale to 4 [Action]

Output: Set the Scale to 3


Input: [Key] CTRL + O [Key_2] CTRL + L [Action_3] Save to Local Storage [Action]

Output: Load from Local Storage


Input: [Value] 0x00000000 [Description] There is no content type. The text is not editable. [Constant]

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Input: [Value] 0x00000001 [Description] Just plain old text. Corresponds to TYPE_CLASS_TEXT | TYPE_TEXT_VARIATION_NORMAL. [Constant]

Output: text

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Input: [Value] 0x00001001 [Description] Can be combined with text and its variations to request capitalization of all characters. Corresponds to TYPE_TEXT_FLAG_CAP_CHARACTERS. [Constant]

Output: textCapCharacters

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Input: [Value] 0x00002001 [Description] Can be combined with text and its variations to request capitalization of the first character of every word. Corresponds to TYPE_TEXT_FLAG_CAP_WORDS. [Constant]

Output: textCapWords

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Input: [Value] 0x00004001 [Description] Can be combined with text and its variations to request capitalization of the first character of every sentence. Corresponds to TYPE_TEXT_FLAG_CAP_SENTENCES. [Constant]

Output: textCapSentences

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Input: [Value] 0x00008001 [Description] Can be combined with text and its variations to request auto-correction of text being input. Corresponds to TYPE_TEXT_FLAG_AUTO_CORRECT. [Constant]

Output: textAutoCorrect

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Input: [Value] 0x00010001 [Description] Can be combined with text and its variations to specify that this field will be doing its own auto-completion and talking with the input method appropriately. Corresponds to TYPE_TEXT_FLAG_AUTO_COMPLETE. [Constant]

Output: textAutoComplete

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Input: [Value] 0x00020001 [Description] Can be combined with text and its variations to allow multiple lines of text in the field. If this flag is not set, the text field will be constrained to a single line. Corresponds to TYPE_TEXT_FLAG_MULTI_LINE. [Constant]

Output: textMultiLine

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Input: [Value] 0x00040001 [Description] Can be combined with text and its variations to indicate that though the regular text view should not be multiple lines, the IME should provide multiple lines if it can. Corresponds to TYPE_TEXT_FLAG_IME_MULTI_LINE. [Constant]

Output: textImeMultiLine

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Input: [Value] 0x00000011 [Description] Text that will be used as a URI. Corresponds to TYPE_CLASS_TEXT | TYPE_TEXT_VARIATION_URI. [Constant]

Output: textUri

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Input: [Value] 0x00000021 [Description] Text that will be used as an e-mail address. Corresponds to TYPE_CLASS_TEXT | TYPE_TEXT_VARIATION_EMAIL_ADDRESS. [Constant]

Output: textEmailAddress

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Input: [Value] 0x00000031 [Description] Text that is being supplied as the subject of an e-mail. Corresponds to TYPE_CLASS_TEXT | TYPE_TEXT_VARIATION_EMAIL_SUBJECT. [Constant]

Output: textEmailSubject

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Input: [Value] 0x00000041 [Description] Text that is the content of a short message. Corresponds to TYPE_CLASS_TEXT | TYPE_TEXT_VARIATION_SHORT_MESSAGE. [Constant]

Output: textShortMessage

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Input: [Value] 0x00000051 [Description] Text that is the content of a long message. Corresponds to TYPE_CLASS_TEXT | TYPE_TEXT_VARIATION_LONG_MESSAGE. [Constant]

Output: textLongMessage

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Input: [Value] 0x00000061 [Description] Text that is the name of a person. Corresponds to TYPE_CLASS_TEXT | TYPE_TEXT_VARIATION_PERSON_NAME. [Constant]

Output: textPersonName

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Input: [Value] 0x00000071 [Description] Text that is being supplied as a postal mailing address. Corresponds to TYPE_CLASS_TEXT | TYPE_TEXT_VARIATION_POSTAL_ADDRESS. [Constant]

Output: textPostalAddress

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Input: [Value] 0x00000081 [Description] Text that is a password. Corresponds to TYPE_CLASS_TEXT | TYPE_TEXT_VARIATION_PASSWORD. [Constant]

Output: textPassword

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Input: [Value] 0x00000091 [Description] Text that is a password that should be visible. Corresponds to TYPE_CLASS_TEXT | TYPE_TEXT_VARIATION_VISIBLE_PASSWORD. [Constant]

Output: textVisiblePassword

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Input: [Value] 0x000000a1 [Description] Text that is being supplied as text in a web form. Corresponds to TYPE_CLASS_TEXT | TYPE_TEXT_VARIATION_WEB_EDIT_TEXT. [Constant]

Output: textWebEditText

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Input: [Value] 0x000000b1 [Description] Text that is filtering some other data. Corresponds to TYPE_CLASS_TEXT | TYPE_TEXT_VARIATION_FILTER. [Constant]

Output: textFilter

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Input: [Value] 0x000000c1 [Description] Text that is for phonetic pronunciation, such as a phonetic name field in a contact entry. Corresponds to TYPE_CLASS_TEXT | TYPE_TEXT_VARIATION_PHONETIC. [Constant]

Output: textPhonetic

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Input: [Value] 0x00000002 [Description] A numeric only field. Corresponds to TYPE_CLASS_NUMBER. [Constant]

Output: number

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Input: [Value] 0x00001002 [Description] Can be combined with number and its other options to allow a signed number. Corresponds to TYPE_CLASS_NUMBER | TYPE_NUMBER_FLAG_SIGNED. [Constant]

Output: numberSigned

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Input: [Value] 0x00002002 [Description] Can be combined with number and its other options to allow a decimal (fractional) number. Corresponds to TYPE_CLASS_NUMBER | TYPE_NUMBER_FLAG_DECIMAL. [Constant]

Output: numberDecimal

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Input: [Value] 0x00000003 [Description] For entering a phone number. Corresponds to TYPE_CLASS_PHONE. [Constant]

Output: phone

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Input: [Value] 0x00000004 [Description] For entering a date and time. Corresponds to TYPE_CLASS_DATETIME | TYPE_DATETIME_VARIATION_NORMAL. [Constant]

Output: datetime

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Input: [Value] 0x00000014 [Description] For entering a date. Corresponds to TYPE_CLASS_DATETIME | TYPE_DATETIME_VARIATION_DATE. [Constant]

Output: date

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Input: [Value] 0x00000024 [Description] For entering a time. Corresponds to TYPE_CLASS_DATETIME | TYPE_DATETIME_VARIATION_TIME. [Constant]

Output: time

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Input: [Setting] Photo Resolution [Value] 12MP [Notes]

Output: No real reason to use anything else. Photos are easy to delete quickly

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Input: [Setting] Continuous Shot [Value] 10SPS [Notes]

Output: How many stills to take in a second when a photo is taken. Might as well set it to the highest if you are using this mode once in a blue moon. Adjust to your needs. I like taking a bunch of pictures and just sorting through them at the end of the day to find the best one.

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Input: [Setting] Burst Rate [Value] 30/3 sec [Notes]

Output: Find this setting is best for capturing exits from within the plane and landings.

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Input: [Setting] Time Lapse Interval [Value] 0.5 sec [Notes]

Output: Spray and pray! Take two pictures a second during your skydive and sort them out at the end of the day. Adjust to your needs. 2 second interval and above does not have the exposure lock issue.

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Input: [Setting] Wireless controls [Value] Wifi Off [Notes]

Output: Keep the wifi off to conserve battery power. Holding down the wifi button toggles wifi on and off too.

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Input: [Setting] Upside Down [Value] Off [Notes]

Output: Unless I mount it upside down on something

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Input: [Setting] Spot Meter [Value] Off [Notes]

Output: Unless I want it to expose in the center of the image. Think shooting through a car window where you want the road to be seen not the insides of the car

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Input: [Setting] Video + Stills [Value] Off [Notes]

Output: Only works in 4:3 aspect ratios and will only take stills once every 5 seconds. I just use screen grabs most of the time anyway

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Input: [Setting] Auto Looping [Value] Off [Notes]

Output: This mode works great if you are waiting for an event to occur and will stop the camera right after it happens. This allows you to continuously record a segment and not waste space where you only need the last x minutes of footage.

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Input: [Setting] Protune [Value] Off [Notes]

Output: If you will be handing the footage over to a pro for color correcting, feel free to turn this on. Do not use protune at night.

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Input: [Setting] Auto Power Off [Value] Off [Notes]

Output: Just remember to always manually turn your gopro off.

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Input: [Setting] Time/Date [Value] Set it! [Notes]

Output: It is so much easier to find files by date if you and all your buddies have this set properly!

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Input: [Runlevel] init 0 [Debian] Powers off the PC. [aptosid]

Output: Powers off the PC.


Input: [Runlevel] init 1 [Debian] Single user, stops services (safety or rescue mode). Do not go to this level via remote access. [aptosid]

Output: Single user (safety or rescue mode). Dæmons like apache and sshd are stopped. Do not go to this level via remote access.


Input: [Runlevel] init 2 [Debian] Debians' default runlevel for Multi-User mode with the network running the X-Window System. [aptosid]

Output: Multi-User mode with the network running, with the X-Window System not running, and/or to stop or not enter the X-Window System.


Input: [Runlevel] init 3 [Debian] Same as runlevel 2 / init 2. [aptosid]

Output: Multi-User mode with the network running, with the X-Window System not running, and/or to stop or not enter the X-Window System. This is where a dist-upgrade is actioned.


Input: [Runlevel] init 4 [Debian] Same as runlevel 2 / init 2. [aptosid]

Output: Multi-User mode with the network running, with the X-Window System not running, and/or to stop or not enter the X-Window System.


Input: [Runlevel] init 5 [Debian] Same as runlevel 2 / init 2. [aptosid]

Output: The aptosid default for Multi-User mode with the network running the the X-Window System, and/or to start the X-Window System.


Input: [Runlevel] init 6 [Debian] Restart/reboot the system. [aptosid]

Output: Restart/reboot the system.


Input: [Runlevel] init S [Debian] This is where early boot time services are executed on a 'once only basis'. You cannot switch to it after it has been run. [aptosid]

Output: This is where early boot time services are executed on a 'once only basis'. You cannot switch to it after it has been run.


Input: [Field name] Version [Description]

Output: Application version

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Input: [Field name] Encoding [Description]

Output: Character encoding. Must always be UTF8.

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Input: [Field name] Name [Description]

Output: Application's name

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Input: [Field name] Exec [Description]

Output: File to be executed when the application is called

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Input: [Field name] Icon [Description]

Output: Application's icon. Only the name of the file without its suffix (.png).

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Input: [Field name] Type [Description]

Output: "Application" since it is an entry for an application

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Input: [Field name] X-Osso-Service [Description]

Output: Name of the osso service that calls this application. For more information, see the paragraphs below the table.

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Input: [Field name] X-Osso-Type [Description]

Output: Usually "application/x-executable"

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Input: [Description] Most Python objects have a __doc__ attribute that holds the docstring for the object. If there is no docstring, this attribute will be None. Docstrings are displayed by the help function and used by automated documentation tools. Docstrings can be assigned directly or created with a string literal as the first entry (before any code) in a module, class, function, or method. [Method]

Output: __doc__


Input: [Description] __dict__ is a read-only attribute that holds all members of an object. It forms the object namespace. It exists for all objects except for those that use __slots__. [Method]

Output: __dict__


Input: [Description] When __slots__ is set as a class variable (a list of strings), it reserves space in the class for the named members. Instances of classes with __slots__ will not have a __dict__ dictionary, and attempting to set an attribute not listed in __slots__ will raise an AttributeError. It is intended as a memory optimization, saving the space required for a dictionary per instance. In IronPython classes that define __slots__ are heavily optimised; attribute lookup is approximately 4x faster. __slots__ has several caveats about its use. See the Python documentation for more details. (a) [Method]

Output: __slots__


Input: [Description] A reference to the class for all class instances (everything in Python is an instance of a class). [Method]

Output: ___class__


Input: [Description] A class attribute referencing a tuple of the base classes for the class. [Method]

Output: __bases__


Input: [Description] An attribute (string) on modules, functions, and classes. It is assignable, allowing decorated functions to retain the same name as the function they wrap (very useful for tracebacks from decorated functions). [Method]

Output: __name__


Input: [Description] An optional attribute (list of strings) for modules. If available, this lists all the names that will be exported by the module when from module import * is executed. Defining __all__ can be a useful way of defining the public API of a module. [Method]

Output: __all__


Input: [Description] A module attribute (string) containing the path the module was loaded from on the filesystem. This attribute does not exist for built-in modules. [Method]

Output: __file__


Input: [Description] A class, function, and method attribute (string) with the name of the module the object was defined in. [Method]

Output: __module__


Input: [Description] If this is defined as a class attribute, then the callable assigned will be called to create the class instead of type. It can also be used as a module-level attribute, and all old-style classes (without an explicit alternative metaclass or inheriting from a class with a metaclass) will use the callable assigned as their metaclass. A quick way to convert all old-style classes in a module into new-style classes is to add __metaclass__ = type at the start of the module. (It doesn't affect new-style classes, as they inherit type as a metaclass from object.) [Method]

Output: __metaclass__


Input: [Description] A global variable (Boolean) indicating whether the interpreter is being run with optimizations on (-O or -OO command-line switches). [Method]

Output: __debug__


Input: [Type] incident.trigger [Description]

Output: Sent when an incident is newly created/triggered.


Input: [Type] incident.acknowledge [Description]

Output: Sent when an incident has had its status changed from triggered to acknowledged.


Input: [Type] incident.unacknowledge [Description]

Output: Sent when an incident is unacknowledged due to timeout.


Input: [Type] incident.resolve [Description]

Output: Sent when an incident has been resolved.


Input: [Type] incident.assign [Description]

Output: Sent when an incident has been manually reassigned to another user in a different escalation chain.


Input: [Type] incident.escalate [Description]

Output: Sent when an incident has been escalated to another user in the same escalation chain.


Input: [Type] incident.delegate [Description]

Output: Sent when an incident has been reassigned to another escalation chain.


Input: [Type] Logical [Value] .F. [Meaning]

Output: An existing document will be overwritten


Input: [Value] .T. [Meaning]

Output: The generated report will be appended at the end of the existing document


Input: [Type] Numeric [Value] 0 [Meaning]

Output: An existing document will be overwritten


Input: [Meaning]

Output: The generated report will be inserted to the existing document at the given page number.


Input: [Type] String [Value] “R” [Meaning]

Output: The page will be replaced with the generated report.


Input: [Value] “R:” [Meaning]

Output: The page range will be replaced with the generated report.


Input: [DMP Entity] Transact [Value-chain players (Users)] Business layer [Lawyers]

Output: Contract law


Input: [DMP Entity] License [Value-chain players (Users)] Negotiation and contract layer [Lawyers]

Output: Competition law


Input: [DMP Entity] Right [Value-chain players (Users)] Intellectual property layer [Lawyers]

Output: Copyright law


Input: [DMP Entity] Content [Value-chain players (Users)] Creation layer [Lawyers]

Output: Fundamental rights


Input: [DMP Entity] Product [Value-chain players (Users)] Production layer [Lawyers]

Output: Copyright law


Input: [DMP Entity] Service [Value-chain players (Users)] Packaging layer [Lawyers]

Output: Trademarks


Input: [DMP Entity] Device [Value-chain players (Users)] Processing layer [Lawyers]

Output: Patents


Input: [DMP Entity] Network [Value-chain players (Users)] Delivery layer [Lawyers]

Output: Contract law


Input: [Parameter] RateConversion [Description]

Output: Instance of RateConversion

Currency Converter API Developer Documentation - ConvertHistoricalValue | Xignite


Input: [Parameter] Outcome [Description]

Output: This field describes the outcome of the method. Possible values are: Success, SystemError, RequestError and RegistrationError.

Currency Converter API Developer Documentation - ConvertHistoricalValue | Xignite


Input: [Parameter] Message [Description]

Output: A short message describing the error if the Outcome field contains a RequestError or RegistrationError.

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Input: [Parameter] Identity [Description]

Output: This field describes how the call was authenticated. Possible values are: IP, Cookie, Header and Request.

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Input: [Parameter] Delay [Description]

Output: This field reports the time it took for the server to complete a request, in a decimal format measured in seconds (Example: 0.0016). This does not take into account any latency experienced by the caller.

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Input: [Parameter] FromCurrencySymbol [Description]

Output: Symbol of the currency from which Amount is to be converted.

Currency Converter API Developer Documentation - ConvertHistoricalValue | Xignite


Input: [Parameter] FromCurrencyName [Description]

Output: Name of the currency from which Amount is to be converted.

Currency Converter API Developer Documentation - ConvertHistoricalValue | Xignite


Input: [Parameter] ToCurrencySymbol [Description]

Output: Symbol of the currency to which Amount is to be converted.

Currency Converter API Developer Documentation - ConvertHistoricalValue | Xignite


Input: [Parameter] ToCurrencyName [Description]

Output: Name of the currency to which Amount is to be converted.

Currency Converter API Developer Documentation - ConvertHistoricalValue | Xignite


Input: [Parameter] Date [Description]

Output: UTC Date for which the exchange rate was applied.

Currency Converter API Developer Documentation - ConvertHistoricalValue | Xignite


Input: [Parameter] Time [Description]

Output: UTC Time for which the exchange rate was applied.

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Input: [Parameter] Amount [Description]

Output: Currency amount to be converted.

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Input: [Parameter] Result [Description]

Output: Resulting amount of currency after conversion.

Currency Converter API Developer Documentation - ConvertHistoricalValue | Xignite


Input: [Parameter] Rate [Description]

Output: Exchange rate used for conversion.

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Input: [Interface] HasFailedRpcException [Description]

Output: Interface implemented by HBaseExceptions that can tell you which RPC failed.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] HBaseRpc.HasFamily [Description]

Output: An RPC from which you can get a family name.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] HBaseRpc.HasKey [Description]

Output: An RPC from which you can get a row key name.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] HBaseRpc.HasQualifier [Description]

Output: An RPC from which you can get a column qualifier name.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] HBaseRpc.HasQualifiers [Description]

Output: An RPC from which you can get multiple column qualifier names.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] HBaseRpc.HasTable [Description]

Output: An RPC from which you can get a table name.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] HBaseRpc.HasTimestamp [Description]

Output: An RPC from which you can get a timestamp.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] HBaseRpc.HasValue [Description]

Output: An RPC from which you can get a value.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] HBaseRpc.HasValues [Description]

Output: An RPC from which you can get multiple values.

Interface Summary


Input: [Attribute] align [Description] Deprecated. Use styles instead. Specifies the alignment of an iframe according to surrounding elements [DTD] TF [Value]

Output: left right top middle bottom


Input: [Attribute] frameborder [Description] Specifies whether or not to display a border around an iframe [DTD] TF [Value]

Output: 1 0


Input: [Attribute] height [Description] Specifies the height of an iframe [DTD] TF [Value]

Output: pixels %


Input: [Attribute] longdesc [Description] Specifies a page that contains a long description of the content of an iframe [DTD] TF [Value]

Output: URL


Input: [Attribute] marginheight [Description] Specifies the top and bottom margins of an iframe [DTD] TF [Value]

Output: pixels


Input: [Attribute] marginwidth [Description] Specifies the left and right margins of an iframe [DTD] TF [Value]

Output: pixels


Input: [Attribute] name [Description] Specifies the name of an iframe [DTD] TF [Value]

Output: name


Input: [Attribute] scrolling [Description] Specifies whether or not to display scrollbars in an iframe [DTD] TF [Value]

Output: yes no auto


Input: [Attribute] src [Description] Specifies the URL of the document to show in an iframe [DTD] TF [Value]

Output: URL


Input: [Attribute] width [Description] Specifies the width of an iframe [DTD] TF [Value]

Output: pixels %


Input: [Command] yum install [Explanation]

Output: installs packagename & any package it may need


Input: [Command] yum remove [Explanation]

Output: removes packagename


Input: [Command] yum list updates [Explanation]

Output: list updates to any installed package


Input: [Command] yum list available [Explanation]

Output: list available packages in all repos not already installed


Input: [Command] grep [Explanation]

Output: list available packages -shows only from repo name


Input: [Command] yum search [Explanation]

Output: lists all packages in all repos matching packagename


Input: [Command] yum clean all [Explanation]

Output: Is used to clean up various things which accumulate in the yum cache


Input: [Command] yum --enablerepo= [Explanation]

Output: enables a repo not normally enabled


Input: [Command] /sbin/e-smith/audittools/newrpms [Explanation]

Output: shows all extra packages installed


Input: [Command] /sbin/e-smith/audittools/repositories [Explanation]

Output: show all repositories and if they are activated or not


Input: [Command] db yum_repositories show [Explanation]

Output: show properties of the repository (you may use TAB to auto-complete your command line)


Input: [Target Name] all [Target Description]

Output: Compile the software recursively. Default target.

LLVM Makefile Guide — LLVM 3.2 documentation


Input: [Target Name] all-local [Target Description]

Output: Compile the software in the local directory only.

LLVM Makefile Guide — LLVM 3.2 documentation


Input: [Target Name] check [Target Description]

Output: Change to the test directory in a project and run the test suite there.

LLVM Makefile Guide — LLVM 3.2 documentation


Input: [Target Name] check-local [Target Description]

Output: Run a local test suite. Generally this is only defined in the Makefile of the project’s test directory.

LLVM Makefile Guide — LLVM 3.2 documentation


Input: [Target Name] clean [Target Description]

Output: Remove built objects recursively.

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Input: [Target Name] clean-local [Target Description]

Output: Remove built objects from the local directory only.

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Input: [Target Name] dist [Implied Targets] all [Target Description]

Output: Prepare a source distribution tarball.

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Input: [Target Name] dist-check [Implied Targets] all [Target Description]

Output: Prepare a source distribution tarball and check that it builds.

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Input: [Target Name] dist-clean [Implied Targets] clean [Target Description]

Output: Clean source distribution tarball temporary files.

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Input: [Target Name] install [Implied Targets] all [Target Description]

Output: Copy built objects to installation directory.

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Input: [Target Name] preconditions [Implied Targets] all [Target Description]

Output: Check to make sure configuration and makefiles are up to date.

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Input: [Target Name] printvars [Implied Targets] all [Target Description]

Output: Prints variables defined by the makefile system (for debugging).

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Input: [Target Name] tags [Target Description]

Output: Make C and C++ tags files for emacs and vi.

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Input: [Target Name] uninstall [Target Description]

Output: Remove built objects from installation directory.

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Input: [Name] dir [Description] Selects File objects that are directories. [Arguments]

Built-in selectors


Input: [Name] empty [Description] Selects null or objects that convert to the empty string. (Most often used negated, as in !empty) [Arguments]

Built-in selectors


Input: [Name] even [Description] Selects numeric objects whose truncated integer representation is even. [Arguments]

Built-in selectors


Input: [Name] eq [Description] Selects objects satisfying a == comparison to the given object. [Arguments]

Output: Object

Built-in selectors


Input: [Name] executable [Description] Selects File objects that are executable. [Arguments]

Built-in selectors


Input: [Name] file [Description] Selects File objects that are regular files. [Arguments]

Built-in selectors


Input: [Name] ge [Description] Selects objects satisfying a >= comparison to the given object. [Arguments]

Output: Object

Built-in selectors


Input: [Name] gt [Description] Selects objects satisfying a > comparison to the given object. [Arguments]

Output: Object

Built-in selectors


Input: [Name] hidden [Description] Selects File objects that are hidden. [Arguments]

Built-in selectors


Input: [Name] jar [Description] Selects File objects whose lowercased name ends with ".jar". [Arguments]

Built-in selectors


Input: [Name] le [Description] Selects objects satisfying a <= comparison to the given object. [Arguments]

Output: Object

Built-in selectors


Input: [Name] lt [Description] Selects objects satisfying a < comparison to the given object. [Arguments]

Output: Object

Built-in selectors


Input: [Name] match [Description] Selects String objects that match the given pattern. [Arguments]

Output: String, Pattern

Built-in selectors


Input: [Name] ne [Description] Selects objects satisfying a != comparison to the given object. [Arguments]

Output: Object

Built-in selectors


Input: [Name] odd [Description] Selects numeric objects whose truncated integer representation is odd. [Arguments]

Built-in selectors


Input: [Name] readable [Description] Selects File objects that are readable. [Arguments]

Built-in selectors


Input: [Name] startswith [Description] Selects String objects that start with the given string. [Arguments]

Output: String

Built-in selectors


Input: [Name] writable [Description] Selects File objects that are writable. [Arguments]

Built-in selectors


Input: [Name] zip [Description] Selects File objects whose lowercased name ends with ".zip".. [Arguments]

Built-in selectors


Input: [Meaning] Send message [AT command]

Output: +CMGS

SMS Tutorial: How to Send SMS Messages from a Computer/PC Using a Mobile Phone or GSM/GPRS Modem? AT Commands


Input: [Meaning] Send message from storage [AT command]

Output: +CMSS

SMS Tutorial: How to Send SMS Messages from a Computer/PC Using a Mobile Phone or GSM/GPRS Modem? AT Commands


Input: [Meaning] Write message to memory [AT command]

Output: +CMGW

SMS Tutorial: How to Send SMS Messages from a Computer/PC Using a Mobile Phone or GSM/GPRS Modem? AT Commands


Input: [Meaning] Delete message [AT command]

Output: +CMGD

SMS Tutorial: How to Send SMS Messages from a Computer/PC Using a Mobile Phone or GSM/GPRS Modem? AT Commands


Input: [Meaning] Send command [AT command]

Output: +CMGC

SMS Tutorial: How to Send SMS Messages from a Computer/PC Using a Mobile Phone or GSM/GPRS Modem? AT Commands


Input: [Meaning] More messages to send [AT command]

Output: +CMMS

SMS Tutorial: How to Send SMS Messages from a Computer/PC Using a Mobile Phone or GSM/GPRS Modem? AT Commands


Input: [Setting] [Indexes] [Values] ALL | (Specify an index name) [Description]

Output: All – Applies the settings to all the indexes on the table. Or alternatively specify an index name to isolate one index.


Input: [Setting] [Alter Type] [Values] REBUILD | REORGANIZE [Description]

Output: REBUILD completely rebuilds the indexes, while REORGANIZE simply defgraments them. This is akin to DBCC DBREINDEX VS DBCC INDEXDEFRAG. Rebuild is more thorough.


Input: [Setting] FILLFACTOR [Values] 0 – 100 [Description]

Output: Specifies the percentage of free space to be left for pages at the leaf level. Higher the number helps with quicker seeks, but you will need to rebuild more often. Lower the number helps with index page splits. Remove this parameter to use the default fillfactor the index was built with.


Input: [Setting] PAD_INDEX [Values] ON | OFF [Description]

Output: Indicates whether to leave free space on the intermediate pages of the index. Similar to Fillfactor however not at leaf-level


Input: [Setting] SORT_IN_TEMPDB [Values] ON | OFF [Description]

Output: If on, the index will be sorted in tempdb rather than the same DB as the MDF. This only applies if the index is so large it will not fit in the current available memory. It may speed up the rebuild if the tempdb disk is fast and on a non busy disk


Input: [Setting] STATISTICS_NORECOMPUTE [Values] ON | OFF [Description]

Output: Keep to OFF unless you really know what you are doing. This disables the auto-update statistics


Input: [Setting] ONLINE [Values] ON | OFF [Description]

Output: If set to on, select statements against the indexes are still allowed and will not block. This however requires more disk space if the index(es) are large because it makes a copy of the index, rebuilds, then swaps out the old index for the new index.


Input: [Setting] ALLOW_ROW_LOCKS [Values] ON | OFF [Description]

Output: Leave to ON unless you know what you are doing. OFF disallows row level locking on the index.


Input: [Setting] ALLOW_PAGE_LOCKS [Values] ON | OFF [Description]

Output: Leave to ON unless you know what you are doing. OFF disallows page-level locking.


Input: [Setting] MAXDOP [Values] 0 – (max num processors) [Description]

Output: Indicates to SQL Server how many threads it can use for the operation. 0 defaults to the default, which is equal to the number of processors on the system. Sometimes you will want to limit this to 1 or 2 so it does not strain your disk subsystem.


Input: [Setting] DATA_COMPRESSION [Values] NONE | ROW | PAGE [Description]

Output: Enables compression for the index(es).


Input: [File or Folder] inc [Function]

Output: Folder where the needed includes for KBP are stored in.


Input: [File or Folder] inc/lang [Function]

Output: Folder where the needed language files for KBP are stored in. If you want to use a translation you have to put in in this folder. If you want to create a translation you need to work in this folder. Please Chose a good prefix for you language en use it in front of every file (as the current languages are).


Input: [File or Folder] inc/options.sh [Function]

Output: In this file all the default options are stored. Its important to change this to your needs.


Input: [File or Folder] kbp.sh [Function]

Output: This is the main script. This download the episodes of the podcasts.


Input: [File or Folder] kbp.conf [Function]

Output: This is the configuration file for kbp.sh. Here you put in witch podcasts you want.


Input: [File or Folder] podcast.log [Function]

Output: In this file all the already downloaded episodes are stored. So kbp.sh knows they are already downloaded.


Input: [File or Folder] kbp.lock [Function]

Output: This file only appears wen kbp is running or some other script is editing podcast.log. This means that no other script may edit podcast.log at that time (other way the logfile can become corrupted).


Input: [File or Folder] kcheck.sh [Function]

Output: This does a check to see what there is all in the KBP direcotory and will give some statistics about it.


Input: [File or Folder] kcompress.sh [Function]

Output: This script trays to compress anything to an MP3 of the chosen compression.


Input: [File or Folder] kclean.sh [Function]

Output: This will clean up double created files by kcompress.sh. Since kcompress.sh does itself that job this is not needed anymore. The script is still there becose it can clean up the podcast.log file (use this function careful).


Input: [File or Folder] kget.sh [Function]

Output: This script download 1 URL if it wasn't in the podcast.log file and add it in the logfile.


Input: [File or Folder] kmove.sh [Function]

Output: This script moves files from one subdirectory to an other.


Input: [File or Folder] kold.sh [Function]

Output: Move all files from the old & viewed directorys to a archival directory.


Input: [File or Folder] krun.sh [Function]

Output: Automatically run multiple scripts one after the other.


Input: [File or Folder] kstat.sh [Function]

Output: Shows some stats about KBP. Is still really primitive.


Input: [File or Folder] license.txt [Function]

Output: The GNU GPL. You have to accept these freedoms if you want to run KBP.


Input: [File or Folder] todo.txt [Function]

Output: Things I still want to do with KBP.


Input: [Type] string [Required] No [Default] checkbox [Description] Name of checkbox list [Attribute Name]

Output: name


Input: [Type] array [Required] Yes, unless using options attribute [Default] n/a [Description] An array of values for checkbox buttons [Attribute Name]

Output: values


Input: [Type] array [Required] Yes, unless using options attribute [Default] n/a [Description] An array of output for checkbox buttons [Attribute Name]

Output: output


Input: [Type] string/array [Required] No [Default] empty [Description] The selected checkbox element(s) [Attribute Name]

Output: selected


Input: [Type] associative array [Required] Yes, unless using values and output [Default] n/a [Description] An associative array of values and output [Attribute Name]

Output: options


Input: [Type] string [Required] No [Default] empty [Description] String of text to separate each checkbox item [Attribute Name]

Output: separator


Input: [Type] string [Required] No [Default] empty [Description] Assign checkbox tags to an array instead of output [Attribute Name]

Output: assign


Input: [Type] boolean [Required] No [Default] TRUE [Description] Add -tags to the output [Attribute Name]

Output: labels


Input: [Tag] background_image [Type] Image [Image Height] 750px or more [Notes] Used as the Simple GUI background image. A background color should be specified for this element. By default, the image is anchored at its top left corner, so that corner is always visible, but part of the right side and bottom may be cut off depending on the size of the controls after adjusting for localization. As of BOINC version 7.5.1, the image can be anchored at any of 9 positions. [Image Width]

Output: 600px or more

Creating a skin for the BOINC Manager - BOINC


Input: [Tag] project_image [Type] Image [Image Height] 40px [Notes] Default image to display for a project that does not currently have an image defined. [Image Width]

Output: 40px

Creating a skin for the BOINC Manager - BOINC


Input: [Tag] workunit_running_image [Type] Image [Image Height] 16px [Notes] Optional icon to show next to tasks which are running. The default workunit_running_image icon will be used if this is not specified. [Image Width]

Output: 16px

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Input: [Tag] workunit_waiting_image [Type] Image [Image Height] 16px [Notes] Optional icon to show next to tasks which are waiting to run. The default workunit_waiting_image icon will be used if this is not specified. [Image Width]

Output: 16px

Creating a skin for the BOINC Manager - BOINC


Input: [Tag] workunit_suspended_image [Type] Image [Image Height] 16px [Notes] Optional icon to show next to tasks which are suspended. The default workunit_suspended_image icon will be used if this is not specified. [Image Width]

Output: 16px

Creating a skin for the BOINC Manager - BOINC


Input: [Tag] dialog_background_image [Type] Image [Image Height] 600px [Notes] The image to be used as the background of the Simple Preferences dialog. This item is optional. The dialog's height and width change according to the configuration of the computer and the locale. By default, the image is anchored at its center, so the center portion of the image is what is drawn on to the dialog. As of BOINC version 7.5.1, the image can be anchored at any of 9 positions. NOTE: This background is also used for the Simple View Notices dialog. If it is smaller than the dialog window, it is stretched as needed to fill that dialog. The user can resize the Simple View Notices dialog, so you may want to make this background larger than 800X600 pixels to minimize the stretching needed. The Simple View Notices dialog background image is always anchored at its center. [Image Width]

Output: 800px

Creating a skin for the BOINC Manager - BOINC


Input: [Directory] / [Contents]

Output: Root directory—the starting point of the directory tree.


Input: [Directory] /bin [Contents]

Output: Essential binary files, such as commands that are needed by both the system administrator and normal users. Usually also contains the shells, such as Bash.


Input: [Directory] /boot [Contents]

Output: Static files of the boot loader.


Input: [Directory] /dev [Contents]

Output: Files needed to access host-specific devices.


Input: [Directory] /etc [Contents]

Output: Host-specific system configuration files.


Input: [Directory] /home [Contents]

Output: Holds the home directories of all users who have an account on the system. Only root's home directory is not located in /home but in /root.


Input: [Directory] /lib [Contents]

Output: Essential shared libraries and kernel modules.


Input: [Directory] /media [Contents]

Output: Mount points for removable media.


Input: [Directory] /mnt [Contents]

Output: Mount point for temporarily mounting a file system.


Input: [Directory] /opt [Contents]

Output: Add-on application software packages.


Input: [Directory] /root [Contents]

Output: Home directory for the superuser root.


Input: [Directory] /sbin [Contents]

Output: Essential system binaries.


Input: [Directory] /srv [Contents]

Output: Data for services provided by the system.


Input: [Directory] /tmp [Contents]

Output: Temporary files.


Input: [Directory] /usr [Contents]

Output: Secondary hierarchy with read-only data.


Input: [Directory] /var [Contents]

Output: Variable data such as log files.


Input: [Directory] /windows [Contents]

Output: Only available if you have both Microsoft Windows* and Linux installed on your system. Contains the Windows data.


Input: [Default] [] [Description] The extensions of the files which are getting compiled (e.g. .ts). [Field]

Output: Extensions

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Input: [Default] [] [Description] The extensions of files which take part in compile but have no build output. This is used for cases like TypeScript declaration files which share a .ts extension. They have .d.ts extension and are part of compilation but have no output. You must tell Chutzpah about these if you want the SkipIfUnchanged setting to work. Otherwise Chutzpah will think these are missing output. [Field]

Output: ExtensionsWithNoOutput

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Input: [Default] Chutzpah.json directory [Description] The root directory where all the sources the command compiles are below. This lets Chutzpah know where in the out dir it should find each reference file [Field]

Output: SourceDirectory

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Input: [Default] Chutzpah.json directory [Description] The directory where the compiled files are output to [Field]

Output: OutDirectory

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Input: [Default] Chutzpah.json directory [Description] This is the working directory of the process which executes the command. [Field]

Output: WorkingDirectory

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Input: [Default] null [Description] The path to an executable which Chutzpah executes to perform the batch compilation. Chutzpah will try to resolve the path relative to the settings directory. But if can’t find the file there you must give it a full path. [Field]

Output: Executable

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Input: [Default] null [Description] The arguments to pass to the command [Field]

Output: Arguments

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Input: [Default] 30000 (5 minutes) [Description] How long to wait for compile to finish in milliseconds? [Field]

Output: Timeout

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Input: [Default] true [Description] Skips the execution if all files Chutzpah knows about are older than all of the output files. This is defaulted to true but if you hit issues since it is possible Chutzpah might not know about all the files your compilation is using then you can turn this off. Ideally you should tell Chutzpah about these files using the references and tests settings since this setting helps Chutzpah not need to even invoke the executable if it figures out it’s not needed. [Field]

Output: SkipIfUnchanged

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Input: [Default] Executable [Description] Determines how this compile setting is used. By default it is in Executable mode where it will require you provide an executable which Chutzpah will run if it sees it finds missing .js for input file. If you set this to External then Chutzpah will ignore the Executable, Arguments settings and assume you have some external process which is compiling. In this case Chutzpah will use the SourceDirectory and OutDirectory options to try to find your .js files for the input files. If it can’t find them it will trace an error but still attempt to proceed. [Field]

Output: Mode

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Input: [Declaration] margin: -5em 4em 0 [Effect]

Output: Sets the vertical and horizontal position. The top -5em margin collapses with the bottom 5em margin of the smile element, leaving zero gap between this element and the previous one.

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Input: [Declaration] width: 8em [Effect]

Output: Sets the width of the chin, not including the borders, to 8 squares.

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Input: [Declaration] line-height: 1em [Effect]

Output: Makes the inline box of the element 12px high. This also becomes the height of the row as the only other inline box on the line is fully enclosed by this inline box. Section 10.8 of CSS 2.1 describes this in detail.

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