Input: [Default Value] false [Description] True or false, this option enables self closing notifications. [Option]

Output: autoClose

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Input: [Default Value] 5000 [Description] Duration of notification element (if autoClose option is enabled) in milliseconds before it closes automatically. [Option]

Output: duration

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Input: [Default Value] function(){} [Description] Callback function option when notification is closed. [Option]

Output: callback

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Input: [Name] Attribute Name [Type] varchar [Length] 100 [Used for]

Output: Schema name of the attribute that will store the generated number

How-to series: Generate auto-numbers on custom entities (part 1) - BugsOli's xRM blog


Input: [Name] Attribute Display [Type] varchar [Length] 100 [Used for]

Output: Display name of the attribute that will store the generated number

How-to series: Generate auto-numbers on custom entities (part 1) - BugsOli's xRM blog


Input: [Name] Entity Display [Type] varchar [Length] 100 [Used for]

Output: Display name of the entity that will use the generated number

How-to series: Generate auto-numbers on custom entities (part 1) - BugsOli's xRM blog


Input: [Name] Entity Type Code [Type] varchar [Length] 100 [Used for]

Output: The entity type code

How-to series: Generate auto-numbers on custom entities (part 1) - BugsOli's xRM blog


Input: [Name] Length [Type] int [Used for]

Output: The length of the generated number

How-to series: Generate auto-numbers on custom entities (part 1) - BugsOli's xRM blog


Input: [Name] Increment [Type] int [Used for]

Output: The increment value for the generated number

How-to series: Generate auto-numbers on custom entities (part 1) - BugsOli's xRM blog


Input: [Name] Prefix [Type] varchar [Length] 100 [Used for]

Output: The prefix to use during the number generation (optional)

How-to series: Generate auto-numbers on custom entities (part 1) - BugsOli's xRM blog


Input: [Name] Suffix [Type] varchar [Length] 100 [Used for]

Output: The suffix to use during the number generation (optional)

How-to series: Generate auto-numbers on custom entities (part 1) - BugsOli's xRM blog


Input: [Name] Example [Type] varchar [Length] 100 [Used for]

Output: An example of generated number

How-to series: Generate auto-numbers on custom entities (part 1) - BugsOli's xRM blog


Input: [File] mapserv.py [Purpose]

Output: This python module does all the heavy lifting, providing the mapserv.Map class as a wrapper around mapscript.mapObj. See the internal documentation and MapScript API docs for more details.


Input: [File] surfer.cgi [Purpose]

Output: This Python CGI script calls mapserv.py with a pointer to the MapFile configuration, the Cheetah UI template, and the number of zoom levels to use.


Input: [File] surfer.html [Purpose]

Output: The template for the DHTML UI. See the Cheetah users' guide for more information on how this template is constructed.


Input: [File] surfer.map [Purpose]

Output: This file contains the current MapFile definition used by the map service, which controls the appearance and contents of the generated maps. See the MapServer MapFile reference for more details.


Input: [File] nav/ [Purpose]

Output: The nav/ directory contains all of the images used in the UI controls.


Input: [File] symbolset.txt [Purpose]

Output: This text file contains the symbol definitions used by the map service, as described in the MapServer MapFile reference.


Input: [File] fonts.txt [Purpose]

Output: This text file contains the TrueType font definitions, one per line.


Input: [Command] kill -9 PIDnumber [Description and/or Example] Kills the process PIDnumber that we want to (it stops running) kill -HUP PIDnumbe does the same. Kill -STOP PIDnumber Stopis until a new command the NumberPID process. Kill -CONT PIDnumber Resumes the numberPID process that we stopped before. [Area]

Output: daemons


Input: [Command] killall processname [Description and/or Example] Kills processname. [Area]

Output: daemons


Input: [Command] ps aux [Description and/or Example] Lists the aplications that are now running with his PID(Process IDentifier). ps aux | more Pauses between screens. Very useful to get information to kill a running process. [Area]

Output: daemons


Input: [Command] top [Description and/or Example] Shows the processes sorted by CPU use on real time, also free RAM and used SWAP. [Area]

Output: daemons


Input: [Command] xkill [Description and/or Example] Kills on X-windows the process that we select by clicking it with the mouse. It's the same as kill but on graphical mode. Hotkey: Ctrl+Alt+ESC [Area]

Output: daemons


Input: [Command] alias ls='ls --color=tty' [Description and/or Example] When you type ls you'll see color output but only if the output goes to screen (not a file) you could insert this line in ~/.bash_profile to always do it. [Area]

Output: files


Input: [Command] dd if=/dev/fd0 of=diskimagename [Description and/or Example] Makes a disk image and saves it on diskimagename file. [Area]

Output: files


Input: [Command] dd if=diskimagename of=/dev/fd0 [Description and/or Example] Saves the diskimagename file to a floppy disk. [Area]

Output: files


Input: [Command] df [Description and/or Example] Shows free disk space. [Area]

Output: files


Input: [Command] du -c files [Description and/or Example] Shows the total size used by the files. [Area]

Output: files


Input: [Command] du -s directory [Description and/or Example] Shows the directory size. [Area]

Output: files


Input: [Command] echo $PATH [Description and/or Example] Shows the current path. [Area]

Output: files


Input: [Command] emacs filename [Description and/or Example] Edits the filename Ctrl+X Ctrl+S (save), Ctrl+X Ctrl+C (quit). [Area]

Output: files


Input: [Command] find /directory -name 'filename' [Description and/or Example] Searches from directory the specified filename. [Area]

Output: files


Input: [Command] for x in $(ls /directory) do echo $x done [Description and/or Example] A little bash script to loop on the files in a directory. [Area]

Output: files


Input: [Command] grep [Description and/or Example] Searches for a string on a file. cat file.txt | grep stringtolookfor [Area]

Output: files


Input: [Command] joe filename [Description and/or Example] Text editor. [Area]

Output: files


Input: [Command] less fichero [Description and/or Example] I'ts like a better more, allows to go up and down and doesn't load the all the entire file when you call it. [Area]

Output: files


Input: [Command] ln -s /mnt/cdrom/Mame/roms /usr/games/lib/xmame [Description and/or Example] Makes a soft link to the cdrom roms directory as if it was /usr/games/lib/xmame (xmame must not exist) [Area]

Output: files


Input: [Command] mke2fs /dev/hda2 [Description and/or Example] Formats the second partition from the first hard disk using the Linux format (ext2). [Area]

Output: files


Input: [Command] more filename [Description and/or Example] Shows filename on screen (it's lik: type | more on ms-dos) . [Area]

Output: files


Input: [Command] mount /dev/hda1 /mnt/c -t vfat [Description and/or Example] Mounts fat32 partition. [Area]

Output: files


Input: [Command] pico filename [Description and/or Example] A basic text editor. Needs It's size in bytes is very low. [Area]

Output: files


Input: [Command] rm -rf directory [Description and/or Example] Deletes the directory and all the files within. No confirmation requiered. [Area]

Output: files


Input: [Command] sed [Description and/or Example] Changes a string for another one on a file (used with pipes). [Area]

Output: files


Input: [Command] sed 's/stringA/StringB/' filename > newfilename [Description and/or Example] Changes the first occurrence of stringA on filename for stringB and saves it in newfilename. [Area]

Output: files


Input: [Command] sed 's/stringA/stringB/g' filename > newfilename [Description and/or Example] Changes all the occurrence of stringA on filename for stringB and saves it in newfilename. [Area]

Output: files


Input: [Command] tail -f filename [Description and/or Example] Shows only the last lines of filename (good to follow on real-time log files). [Area]

Output: files


Input: [Command] tar -zcvf filename.tar.gz directory [Description and/or Example] Compresses in tarball the directory and all subdirectories into filename.tar.gz [Area]

Output: files


Input: [Command] tar -zxvf filename.tar.gz [Description and/or Example] Decompress filename.tar.gz [Area]

Output: files


Input: [Command] wc filename [Description and/or Example] Line count, word cound and byte count for the file. [Area]

Output: files


Input: [Command] whereis filename [Description and/or Example] Finds filename and says where it is using the internal data base, that must be updated. updatedb updates it. [Area]

Output: files


Input: [Command] zip -r targetfilename directory [Description and/or Example] Compress directory and all its folders on ficherodestino.zip [Area]

Output: files


Input: [Command] zip -r zipfilenameyouwant.zip desiredirectoryname [Description and/or Example] Compresses using zip the desiredirectoryname and all the subdirectories. [Area]

Output: files


Input: [Command] convert -resize 640x480 original.jpg modified.jpg [Description and/or Example] Converts image to 640x480 [Area]

Output: image


Input: [Command] mplayer videoyouwant.avi -vo aa [Description and/or Example] Plays the video on ascii art. [Area]

Output: image


Input: [Command] /etc/network/interfaces [Description and/or Example] Edit this file to change IP on Debian [Area]

Output: network


Input: [Command] ifconfig [Description and/or Example] Shows your IP also is used to configure your network card. [Area]

Output: network


Input: [Command] ncftp [Description and/or Example] An improved ftp client for console [Area]

Output: network


Input: [Command] netstat -lnp --ip [Description and/or Example] If you type it being root, will display current running daemons. [Area]

Output: network


Input: [Command] scp root@192.168.0.201:/boot/vmlinux . [Description and/or Example] Copies the file vmlinux remote from the host 192.168.201 via ssh to current directory. [Area]

Output: network


Input: [Command] wget -c --passive-ftp ftp://filename [Description and/or Example] Downloads the file or continues the download using FTP passive mode. [Area]

Output: network


Input: [Command] wget -c http://filename [Description and/or Example] Downloads the requested filename or continues the download if the connection was lost. [Area]

Output: network


Input: [Command] wget -rl 4 http://domainname [Description and/or Example] Downloads the website and all files on it until level 4 [Area]

Output: network


Input: [Command] mpg123 -q /directory/*.mp3 & [Description and/or Example] Plays in background from the shell the .mp3 music files allocated on the directory. [Area]

Output: sound


Input: [Command] /sbin/hdparm -d 1 /dev/hda [Description and/or Example] Sets using_dma bit to 1 to enable Ultra-DMA access to disk. [Area]

Output: system


Input: [Command] /sbin/hdparm -tT /dev/hda [Description and/or Example] Performs a timing benchmark on device reads. [Area]

Output: system


Input: [Command] /sbin/hdparm /dev/hda [Description and/or Example] Shows hard disk configuration parameters. [Area]

Output: system


Input: [Command] bash [Description and/or Example] sh Extension. [Area]

Output: system


Input: [Command] bc [Description and/or Example] Is a text mode calculator. [Area]

Output: system


Input: [Command] chs [Description and/or Example] C shell. [Area]

Output: system


Input: [Command] dpkg -i package.deb [Description and/or Example] Installs package.deb (Debian). [Area]

Output: system


Input: [Command] if [ -x /path/to/dnetc ]; then echo "Starting Distributed.net Client..." /path/to/dnetc -quiet fi [Description and/or Example] The file /etc/rc.d/rc.local is like autoexec.bat from ms-dos and we cand add this lines on it. If it's not running, will start dnetc application. [Area]

Output: system


Input: [Command] ksh [Description and/or Example] Korn shell, combines sh and csh. [Area]

Output: system


Input: [Command] last [Description and/or Example] Show list of last logged in users (reads /var/log/wtmp). [Area]

Output: system


Input: [Command] ltrace elfexecutable [Description and/or Example] Traces an elf executable program (nice hacking tool) [Area]

Output: system


Input: [Command] nohup scriptname & [Description and/or Example] Runs scriptname in background and keeps running even if you close the window shell. [Area]

Output: system


Input: [Command] pdksh [Description and/or Example] ksh Extension. [Area]

Output: system


Input: [Command] rpm -e rpmname [Description and/or Example] Uninstalls rpm previous isntalled package (the rpmname must be obtained from rpm -qa and without .rpm). [Area]

Output: system


Input: [Command] rpm -qa |grep ftp [Description and/or Example] List current installed ftp servers. [Area]

Output: system


Input: [Command] rpm -qpl package.rpm [Description and/or Example] Shows what files are on the package. [Area]

Output: system


Input: [Command] rpm -Uvh package.rpm [Description and/or Example] Upgrades an installed package with the new one or installs it. [Area]

Output: system


Input: [Command] setterm -blank 0 [Description and/or Example] Turns off console blank screensaver (that is On by default), you can put it on /etc/rc.local [Area]

Output: system


Input: [Command] sh [Description and/or Example] Changes to bash shell (Unix standard). [Area]

Output: system


Input: [Command] shutdown -h now [Description and/or Example] Shutdowns the computer. The same as halt [Area]

Output: system


Input: [Command] shutdown -r now [Description and/or Example] Reboots the computer. The same as reboot. [Area]

Output: system


Input: [Command] strace -s 200 executable [Description and/or Example] Intercepts system calls which are received by a process -s 200 is for string size 200 (nice hacking tools) [Area]

Output: system


Input: [Command] rpm -qi rpmname [Description and/or Example] Querys about version, complete description and more info for the package. [Area]

Output: sytem


Input: [Command] at 7:00 cdplayd [Description and/or Example] Sets the computer to play the cd at 7:00. [Area]

Output: time


Input: [Command] atq [Description and/or Example] Lists the automatic programmed jobs. [Area]

Output: time


Input: [Command] atrm 8 [Description and/or Example] Deletes automatic job number 8. [Area]

Output: time


Input: [Command] date [Description and/or Example] Shows system date and time. [Area]

Output: time


Input: [Command] date -s "04/25/05" +"%D" [Description and/or Example] Changes sytem date to April, 25th 2005 . [Area]

Output: time


Input: [Command] date -s "15:00:00" +"%T" [Description and/or Example] Changes system time to 15:00. [Area]

Output: time


Input: [Command] Edit this file to memorize a job: etc/crontab [Description and/or Example] Ex: 00 00 20 10 * echo 'The winter is here' >/dev/null (this last command is to not send a mail to root). On the next directories you could copy applications or scripts that will run every time period. /etc/cron.hourly/ /etc/cron.daily/ /etc/cron.wee [Area]

Output: time


Input: [Command] rdate -p ntp.nasa.gov [Description and/or Example] Shows the server date and time. [Area]

Output: time


Input: [Command] rdate -s ntp.nasa.gov [Description and/or Example] Synchronizes your time and date with the server. [Area]

Output: time


Input: [Command] time application [Description and/or Example] Runs the application and when it's finished shows the running time. [Area]

Output: time


Input: [Command] uptime [Description and/or Example] Shows the total time since the computer was turned on. [Area]

Output: time


Input: [Command] /usr/bin/gpasswd -a user group [Description and/or Example] Asign that user to that group. [Area]

Output: users


Input: [Command] chmod mode file [Description and/or Example] Changes the file permissions [Area]

Output: users


Input: [Command] chown user:group file [Description and/or Example] Changes the file user and group owner. [Area]

Output: users


Input: [Command] gpasswd -d user group [Description and/or Example] To remove users from a group. The same is to edit: /etc/group [Area]

Output: users


Input: [Command] groups username [Description and/or Example] Shows groups that username is on [Area]

Output: users


Input: [Command] id username [Description and/or Example] Shows user identification and groups where he is on. [Area]

Output: users


Input: [Command] su [Description and/or Example] You become root until type: exit. [Area]

Output: users


Input: [Command] su - [Description and/or Example] Becomes root and reads root user's environment. [Area]

Output: users


Input: [Command] usermod -G group1,group2 user [Description and/or Example] Asign groups to a user. [Area]

Output: users


Input: [Command] setxkbmap [Description and/or Example] Try if your AltGr keys doesn't work on X mode. [Area]


Input: [Command] switchdesk desktoptype [Description and/or Example] Changes the default desktop to anther (gnome, kde, wmaker, etc...). [Area]


Input: [Interface] IBLAS [Description]

Output: Basic linear algebra subroutines. The methods present here are suitable for sparse matrices and iterative solvers, as such not all the Fortran BLAS methods have been implemented. Of particular note is the absence of matrix/matrix multiplication and triangular solvers.


Input: [Interface] IBlockAccessMatrix [Description]

Output: Matrix consisting of sub-matrices


Input: [Interface] IBlockAccessVector [Description]

Output: Vector consisting of sub-vectors


Input: [Interface] ICoordinateAccessMatrix [Description]

Output: Matrix with access by row/column vectors


Input: [Interface] IDense [Description]

Output: Dense matrix or vector.


Input: [Interface] IDenseAccessVector [Description]

Output: Vector with fast array access.


Input: [Interface] IDenseColumnAccessMatrix [Description]

Output: Matrix with fast dense column access.


Input: [Interface] IDenseColumnRowAccessMatrix [Description]

Output: Dense matrix with fast access to the whole structure, with column-major indices.


Input: [Interface] IDenseRowAccessMatrix [Description]

Output: Matrix with fast dense row access.


Input: [Interface] IDenseRowColumnAccessMatrix [Description]

Output: Dense matrix with fast access to the whole structure, with row-major indices.


Input: [Interface] IElementalAccessMatrix [Description]

Output: Matrix with elemental access operations. The block-wise operations will typically be faster than the elementwise operations, and the extractions methods present here are not likely to be as fast as the custom accessors the matrix may implement.


Input: [Interface] IElementalAccessVector [Description]

Output: Vector with elemental access operations. The block-wise operations will typically be faster than the elementwise operations, and the extractions methods present here are not likely to be as fast as the custom accessors the vector may implement.


Input: [Interface] IElementalAccessZeroColumnMatrix [Description]

Output: Matrix with elemental access and supporting zeroing of columns.


Input: [Interface] IElementalAccessZeroRowMatrix [Description]

Output: Matrix with elemental access and supporting zeroing of rows.


Input: [Interface] IMatrix [Description]

Output: Basic matrix interface.


Input: [Interface] IMatrixAccess [Description]

Output: Data-access without index-access


Input: [Interface] IShellMatrix [Description]

Output: Matrix with external storage and custom matrix/vector product.


Input: [Interface] ISparse [Description]

Output: Sparse matrix or vector.


Input: [Interface] ISparseAccessVector [Description]

Output: Vector with a sparse view.


Input: [Interface] ISparseColumnAccessMatrix [Description]

Output: Sparse matrix with fast column access.


Input: [Interface] ISparseColumnRowAccessMatrix [Description]

Output: Sparse matrix with fast access to the whole structure, with column-major indices.


Input: [Interface] ISparseRowAccessMatrix [Description]

Output: Sparse matrix with fast row-based access.


Input: [Interface] ISparseRowColumnAccessMatrix [Description]

Output: Sparse matrix with fast access to the whole structure, with row-major indices.


Input: [Interface] Iteration [Description]

Output: Tracks convergence of an iterative linear solver.


Input: [Interface] IVector [Description]

Output: Basic vector interface


Input: [Interface] IVectorAccess [Description]

Output: Data-access without index-access. Note that matrices storing data as vectors may implement this interface, despite its name.


Input: [Interface] IZeroColumnMatrix [Description]

Output: Matrix supporting zeroing of columns


Input: [Interface] IZeroRowMatrix [Description]

Output: Matrix supporting zeroing of rows


Input: [second page] White balance [third page] Live view [first page]

Output: Shooting menu bank

Nikon D300 & D300s Review | byThom | Thom Hogan


Input: [second page] Set Picture Control [third page] Multiple exposure [first page]

Output: Reset shooting menu

Nikon D300 & D300s Review | byThom | Thom Hogan


Input: [second page] Manage Picture Control [third page] Interval timer shooting [first page]

Output: Active folder

Nikon D300 & D300s Review | byThom | Thom Hogan


Input: [second page] Color space [first page]

Output: File naming

Nikon D300 & D300s Review | byThom | Thom Hogan


Input: [second page] Active D-Lighting [first page]

Output: Image quality

Nikon D300 & D300s Review | byThom | Thom Hogan


Input: [second page] Long exp. NR [first page]

Output: Image size

Nikon D300 & D300s Review | byThom | Thom Hogan


Input: [second page] High ISO NR [first page]

Output: JPEG compression

Nikon D300 & D300s Review | byThom | Thom Hogan


Input: [second page] ISO sensitivity settings [first page]

Output: NEF (RAW) recording

Nikon D300 & D300s Review | byThom | Thom Hogan


Input: [Symbol] CAN or MOD [Meaning]

Output: Cancelled or Modified Passenger


Input: [Symbol] CNF or Confirmed [Meaning]

Output: Confirmed Booking


Input: [Symbol] RAC [Meaning]

Output: Reservation Against Cancellation


Input: [Symbol] WL # [Meaning]

Output: Wait List Number


Input: [Symbol] RL-WL [Meaning]

Output: Remote Location Waiting List


Input: [Symbol] GNWL [Meaning]

Output: General Waiting List


Input: [Symbol] PQWL [Meaning]

Output: Pooled Quota Wait List


Input: [Symbol] REGRET/WL [Meaning]

Output: Bookings / Reservations are closed


Input: [Symbol] RELEASED [Meaning]

Output: Reservation Not Cancelled but Alternative Accommodation is Provided


Input: [pagespeed.conf Code] extend_cache [Function]

Output: Extend Cache

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Input: [pagespeed.conf Code] collapse_whitespace [Function]

Output: Collapse Whitespace

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Input: [pagespeed.conf Code] combine_css [Function]

Output: Combine CSS

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Input: [pagespeed.conf Code] move_css_to_head [Function]

Output: Move CSS to HEAD

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Input: [pagespeed.conf Code] elide_attributes [Function]

Output: Elide Attributes

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Input: [pagespeed.conf Code] remove_comments [Function]

Output: Remove Comments

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Input: [Default] pwd [Description] Name of the toolbox. [Parameter]

Output: toolbox_name


Input: [Default] 'install.m' [Description] Name of the installation script. This will be the name of the resulting file and the command for the installation. [Parameter]

Output: install_file


Input: [Default] 'tbclean.m' [Description] Name of the deinstall script. Will be automatically created, if it does not exist. Removes all files, folders of the toolbox as the entries in the startup.m file. [Parameter]

Output: deinstall_file


Input: [Description] Old toolbox folders. Sometimes toolboxes changes their names, but their old versions should be found and removed too. [Parameter]

Output: old_dirs


Input: [Description] The root folder where the toolbox folder will be created. The default is the location of the startup.m file ($USER$/matlab or $MATLABROOT$/toolbox). [Parameter]

Output: install_path


Input: [Default] toolbox_name [Description] The name of the folder in which the toolbox files will be extracted (Unix). [Parameter]

Output: install_dirUNIX


Input: [Default] install_dirUNIX [Description] The name of the folder in which the toolbox files will be extracted (PC). [Parameter]

Output: install_dirPC


Input: [Default] pwd [Description] Folder with the origin toolbox. [Parameter]

Output: src_dir


Input: [Description] A file, in which a line with the version number of the toolbox is included. This line can be either % Version: Number or using the CVS keyword % $Revision: Number$. [Parameter]

Output: version_file


Input: [Description] Alternatively, a version number can be given explicitely. [Parameter]

Output: version_number


Input: [Description] The release number of the toolbox. [Parameter]

Output: release


Input: [Description] Further information, which will be displayed as the last message after installation. [Parameter]

Output: infostring


Input: [B] E Horizontally aligns the centers of the selected objects [Align Bottom]

Output: Align Centers Horizontally

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] C Vertically aligns the centers of the selected objects [Align Bottom]

Output: Align Centers Vertically

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] L Aligns selected objects to the left [Align Bottom]

Output: Align Left

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] R Aligns selected objects to the right [Align Bottom]

Output: Align Right

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Alt+F12 Aligns text to the baseline [Align Bottom]

Output: Align To Baseline

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] T Aligns selected objects to the top [Align Bottom]

Output: Align Top

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] I Draws curves and applies Preset, Brush, Spray, Calligraphic or Pressure Sensitive effe [Align Bottom]

Output: Artistic Media

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+PgDn Back One [Align Bottom]

Output: Back One

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+K Breaks apart the selected object [Align Bottom]

Output: Break Apart

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+B Brightness/Contrast/Intensity… [Align Bottom]

Output: Brightness/Contrast/Intensity

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+Enter Brings up the Property Bar and gives focus to the first visible item that can be tabbed to [Align Bottom]

Output: Bring up Property Bar

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] P Aligns the centers of the selected objects to page [Align Bottom]

Output: Center to Page

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+T Character Formatting [Align Bottom]

Output: Character Formatting

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+Shift+B Color Balance [Align Bottom]

Output: Color Balance…

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+L Combines the selected objects [Align Bottom]

Output: Combine

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+F9 Opens the Contour Docker Window [Align Bottom]

Output: Contour

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+F8 Converts artistic text to paragraph text or vice versa [Align Bottom]

Output: Convert

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+Shift+Q Converts an outline to an object [Align Bottom]

Output: Convert Outline To Object

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+Q Converts the selected object to a curve [Align Bottom]

Output: Convert To Curves

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+C Copies the selection and places it on the Clipboard [Align Bottom]

Output: Copy

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+Insert Copies the selection and places it on the Clipboard [Align Bottom]

Output: Copy

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+X Cuts the selection and places it on the Clipboard [Align Bottom]

Output: Cut

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Shift+Delete Cuts the selection and places it on the Clipboard [Align Bottom]

Output: Cut

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Delete Deletes the selected object(s) [Align Bottom]

Output: Delete

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Shift+B Distributes selected objects to the bottom [Align Bottom]

Output: Distribute Bottom

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Shift+E Horizontally Distributes the centers of the selected objects [Align Bottom]

Output: Distribute Centers Horizontally

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Shift+C Vertically Distributes the centers of the selected objects [Align Bottom]

Output: Distribute Centers Vertically

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Shift+L Distributes selected objects to the left [Align Bottom]

Output: Distribute Left

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Shift+R Distributes selected objects to the right [Align Bottom]

Output: Distribute Right

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Shift+P Horizontally Distributes the space between the selected [Align Bottom]

Output: Distribute Spacing Horizontally

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Shift+A Vertically Distributes the space between the selected objects [Align Bottom]

Output: Distribute Spacing Vertically

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Shift+T Distributes selected objects to the top [Align Bottom]

Output: Distribute Top

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+D Duplicates the selected object(s) and offsets by a specified amount [Align Bottom]

Output: Duplicate

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] + Duplicates the selected object(s) at their current location [Align Bottom]

Output: Duplicate In Place

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Alt+Shift+D Shows or hides the Dynamic Guides (toggle) [Align Bottom]

Output: Dynamic Guides

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+Shift+T Opens the Edit Text dialog box [Align Bottom]

Output: Edit Text…

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] F7 Draws ellipses and circles; double-clicking the tool opens the Toolbox tab of the Option [Align Bottom]

Output: Ellipse

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+F7 Opens the Envelope Docker Window [Align Bottom]

Output: Envelope

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] X Erases part of a graphic or splits an object into two closed paths [Align Bottom]

Output: Eraser

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Alt+F4 Exits CorelDRAW and prompts to save the active drawing [Align Bottom]

Output: Exit

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+E Exports text or objects to another format [Align Bottom]

Output: Export…

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+NUMPAD2 Decreases font size to previous point size [Align Bottom]

Output: Font Size Decrease

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+NUMPAD8 Increases font size to next point size [Align Bottom]

Output: Font Size Increase

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+NUMPAD6 Increase font size to next setting in Font Size List [Align Bottom]

Output: Font Size Next Combo Size

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+NUMPAD4 Decrease font size to previous setting available in the Font Size List [Align Bottom]

Output: Font Size Previous Combo Size

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+PgUp Forward One [Align Bottom]

Output: Forward One

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] F11 Applies fountain fills to objects [Align Bottom]

Output: Fountain Fill…

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] F5 Draws lines and curves in Freehand mode [Align Bottom]

Output: Freehand

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] F9 Displays a full-screen preview of the drawing [Align Bottom]

Output: Full-Screen Preview

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] D Draws a group of rectangles; double-clicking opens the Toolbox tab of the Options dial [Align Bottom]

Output: Graph Paper

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+F5 Opens the Graphic and Text Styles Docker Window [Align Bottom]

Output: Graphic and Text Styles

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+G Groups the selected objects [Align Bottom]

Output: Group

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] H Hand Tool [Align Bottom]

Output: Hand

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+, Changes the text to horizontal direction [Align Bottom]

Output: Horizontal Text C

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+Shift+U Hue/Saturation/Lightness [Align Bottom]

Output: Hue/Saturation/Lightness…

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+I Imports text or objects [Align Bottom]

Output: Import…

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+F11 Opens the Insert Character Docker Window [Align Bottom]

Output: Insert Symbol Character

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] G Adds a fill to object(s); clicking and dragging on object(s) applies a fountain fill [Align Bottom]

Output: Interactive Fill

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Alt+F3 Opens the Lens Docker Window [Align Bottom]

Output: Lens

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Alt+F2 Contains functions for assigning attributes to linear dimension lines [Align Bottom]

Output: Linear

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Alt+F11 Macro Editor… [Align Bottom]

Output: Macro Editor…

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] M Converts an object to a Mesh Fill object [Align Bottom]

Output: Mesh Fill

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+DnArrow Nudges the object downward by the Micro Nudge factor [Align Bottom]

Output: Micro Nudge Down

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+LeftArrow Nudges the object to the left by the Micro Nudge factor [Align Bottom]

Output: Micro Nudge Left

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+RightArrow Nudges the object to the right by the Micro Nudge factor [Align Bottom]

Output: Micro Nudge Right

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+UpArrow Nudges the object upward by the Micro Nudge factor [Align Bottom]

Output: Micro Nudge Up

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] N Brings up the Navigator window allowing you to navigate to any object in the document [Align Bottom]

Output: Navigator

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+N Creates a new drawing [Align Bottom]

Output: New

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] PgDn Goes to the next page [Align Bottom]

Output: Next Page

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] DnArrow Nudges the object downward [Align Bottom]

Output: Nudge Down

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] LeftArrow Nudges the object to the left [Align Bottom]

Output: Nudge Left

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] RightArrow Nudges the object to the right [Align Bottom]

Output: Nudge Right

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] UpArrow Nudges the object upw [Align Bottom]

Output: Nudge Up

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+O Opens an existing drawing [Align Bottom]

Output: Open…

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+J Opens the dialog for setting CorelDRAW options [Align Bottom]

Output: Options…

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Shift+F12 Opens the Outline Color dialog box [Align Bottom]

Output: Outline Color…

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] F12 Opens the Outline Pen dialog box [Align Bottom]

Output: Outline Pen…

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Alt+DnArrow Pan Down [Align Bottom]

Output: Pan Down

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Alt+LeftArrow Pan Left [Align Bottom]

Output: Pan Left

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Alt+RightArrow Pan Right [Align Bottom]

Output: Pan Right

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Alt+UpArrow Pan Up [Align Bottom]

Output: Pan Up

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+V Pastes the Clipboard contents into the drawing [Align Bottom]

Output: Paste

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Shift+Insert Pastes the Clipboard contents into the drawing [Align Bottom]

Output: Paste

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+1 Places selected object(s) into a PowerClip container object [Align Bottom]

Output: Place Inside Container…

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Y Draws polygons [Align Bottom]

Output: Polygon

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Alt+F7 Opens the Position Docker Window [Align Bottom]

Output: Position

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] PgUp Goes to the previous page [Align Bottom]

Output: Previous Page

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+P Prints the active drawing [Align Bottom]

Output: Print…

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Alt+Enter Allows the properties of an object to be viewed and edited [Align Bottom]

Output: Properties

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+Shift+R Record Temporary Macro [Align Bottom]

Output: Record Temporary Macro

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] F6 Draws rectangles; double-clicking the tool creates a page frame [Align Bottom]

Output: Rectangle

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+Shift+Z Reverses the last Undo operation [Align Bottom]

Output: Redo

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+W Redraws the drawing window [Align Bottom]

Output: Refresh Window

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+R Repeats the last operation [Align Bottom]

Output: Repeat

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Alt+F8 Opens the Rotate Docker Window [Align Bottom]

Output: Rotate

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+Shift+P Run Temporary Macro [Align Bottom]

Output: Run Temporary Macro

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+Shift+ Saves the active drawing with a new name [Align Bottom]

Output: Save As… S

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+S Saves the active drawing [Align Bottom]

Output: Save…

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Alt+F9 Window Opens the Scale Docker [Align Bottom]

Output: Scale

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+A Select all object of the active page [Align Bottom]

Output: Select all

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] F10 Edits the nodes of an object; double-clicking the tool selects all nodes on the selected [Align Bottom]

Output: Shape

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Alt+F10 Window Opens the Size Docker [Align Bottom]

Output: Size

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Shift+S Dbl-click opens Smart Drawing Tool options; Shift+drag backwards over line erases [Align Bottom]

Output: Smart Drawing

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+Y Snaps objects to the grid (toggle) [Align Bottom]

Output: Snap to Grid

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Alt+Z Snaps objects to other objects (toggle) [Align Bottom]

Output: Snap to Objects

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+F12 Opens the Spell Checker; checks the spelling of the selected text [Align Bottom]

Output: Spell Check…

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] A Draws spirals; double-clicking opens the Toolbox tab of the Options dialog [Align Bottom]

Output: Spiral

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+Shift+D Shows Step and Repeat docker [Align Bottom]

Output: Step and Repeat…

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+Shift+O Stop Recording [Align Bottom]

Output: Stop Recording

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Shift+DnArrow Nudges the object downward by the Super Nudge factor [Align Bottom]

Output: Super Nudge Down

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Shift+LeftArrow Nudges the object to the left by the Super Nudge factor [Align Bottom]

Output: Super Nudge Left

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Shift+RightArrow Nudges the object to the right by the Super Nudge factor [Align Bottom]

Output: Super Nudge Right

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Shift+UpArrow Nudges the object upward by the Super Nudge factor [Align Bottom]

Output: Super Nudge Up

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+F3 Symbol Manager Docker [Align Bottom]

Output: Symbol Manager

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] F8 Adds text; click on the page to add Artistic Text; click and drag to add Paragraph Text [Align Bottom]

Output: Text

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Shift+PgDn To Back Of Layer [Align Bottom]

Output: To Back Of Layer

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+End To Back Of Page [Align Bottom]

Output: To Back Of Page

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Shift+PgUp To Front Of Layer [Align Bottom]

Output: To Front Of Layer

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+Home To Front Of Page [Align Bottom]

Output: To Front Of Page

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+Space Toggles between the current tool and the Pick tool [Align Bottom]

Output: Toggle Pick State

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Shift+F9 Toggles between the last two used view qualities [Align Bottom]

Output: Toggle View

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+Z Reverses the last operation [Align Bottom]

Output: Undo

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Alt+Backspace Reverses the last operation [Align Bottom]

Output: Undo

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+U Ungroups the selected objects or group of objects [Align Bottom]

Output: Ungroup

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Shift+F11 Applies uniform color fills to objects [Align Bottom]

Output: Uniform Fill…

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+M Show/Hide Bullet [Align Bottom]

Output: Use bullets

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+. Changes the text to vertical [Align Bottom]

Output: Vertical Text

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Ctrl+F2 Opens the View Manager Docker Window [Align Bottom]

Output: View Manager

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Shift+F1 What’s This? Help [Align Bottom]

Output: What’s This?

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Z Zoom Tool [Align Bottom]

Output: Zoom

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] F2 [Align Bottom]

Output: Zoom One-Shot

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] F3 Zoom Out [Align Bottom]

Output: Zoom Out

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] F4 Zoom To All Objects [Align Bottom]

Output: Zoom To Fit

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Shift+F4 Zoom To Page [Align Bottom]

Output: Zoom To Page

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [B] Shift+F2 Zoom To Selected [Align Bottom]

Output: Zoom To Selection

Shortcut keys for CorelDRAW (Arranging Objects) | Anastasiia Ku


Input: [Description] The CertifiedIdentity interface describes an identity that is associated with a client certificate fingerprint and a server certificate fingerprint. [Interface]

Output: CertifiedIdentity

Interface Summary


Input: [Description] CommandResponder process incoming request, report and notification PDUs. [Interface]

Output: CommandResponder

Interface Summary


Input: [Description] The MessageDispatcher interface defines common services of instances that process incoming SNMP messages and dispatch them to interested CommandResponder instances. [Interface]

Output: MessageDispatcher

Interface Summary


Input: [Description] Session defines a common interface for all classes that implement SNMP protocol operations based on SNMP4J. [Interface]

Output: Session

Interface Summary


Input: [Description] Interface for handling reports. [Interface]

Output: Snmp.ReportHandler

Interface Summary


Input: [Description] A Target interface defines an abstract representation of a remote SNMP entity. [Interface]

Output: Target

Interface Summary


Input: [Description] The TimeoutModel is the common interface for all models of timing out a SNMP request. [Interface]

Output: TimeoutModel

Interface Summary


Input: [Description] The TransportMapping defines the common interface for SNMP transport mappings. [Interface]

Output: TransportMapping

Interface Summary


Input: [Description] Common interface that has to be implemented by all user based security models user classes. [Interface]

Output: User

Interface Summary


Input: [Name] Help [Function]

Output: After pressing Help, select another key that you want more information about. An explanation will appear on the screen.

Phone Functions // OIT Help // University of Notre Dame


Input: [Name] Navigate & Select [Function]

Output: This is a 4-way navigation pad with a select button in the center. Scroll through menus and highlight items which you can then select

Phone Functions // OIT Help // University of Notre Dame


Input: [Name] Messages [Function]

Output: Instant access to your voicemail box. This button accesses the voicemail box for the PRIMARY line on the phone.

Phone Functions // OIT Help // University of Notre Dame


Input: [Name] Directories [Function]

Output: Instant access to missed, received and placed call logs. This button also accesses the ND & Personal Directories.

Phone Functions // OIT Help // University of Notre Dame


Input: [Name] Services [Function]

Output: This button provides login access to the features added to the line, such as Extension Mobility, UCCX, MeetingPlace Phone View, etc.

Phone Functions // OIT Help // University of Notre Dame


Input: [Name] Settings [Function]

Output: Instant access to configuration settings such as user preferences and device configuration settings.

Phone Functions // OIT Help // University of Notre Dame


Input: [Property Name] TOLERANCE_BOX_ROUND_EDGES [Description]

Output: Specifies the maximum number of pixels that a control point of a quadratic Bézier curve * may differ in total before it is viewed as a difference. The default value is: 3.


Input: [Property Name] TOLERANCE_LINE_POSITION [Description]

Output: Specifies the maximum number of pixels that the position of a line or curves can differ per axis before it is viewed as a difference. The default value is: 3.


Input: [Property Name] TOLERANCE_LINE_SIZE [Description]

Output: Specifies the maximum number of pixels that the length of a line can differ in total before it is viewed as a difference. The default value is: 2.


Input: [Property Name] TOLERANCE_LINE_STYLE [Description]

Output: Specifies if a different line dash pattern, describing dashes and gaps used to stroke paths will be viewed as a difference. The default value is: false.


Input: [Property Name] TOLERANCE_LINE_THICKNESS [Description]

Output: Specifies the maximum difference in stroke thickness of two lines or curves (measured in pt) before it is viewed as a difference. The default value is: 1.


Input: [Property Name] TOLERANCE_UNDERLINE_LENGTH [Description]

Output: Specifies the maximum difference in percent which the length of underlines may differ before it is viewed as a difference. The default value is: 0.1.


Input: [Property Name] TOLERANCE_COLOR [Description]

Output: Defines the maximum color difference per RGB or HSB channel for all paints. The value is the absolute difference for HSB and absolute * 255 for RGB. This value is used by the text module as well. The default value is: 0.01 which is 1%


Input: [Functionality] Toggle between collapsing and expanding the ribbon. [Keyboard shortcut]

Output: Ctrl+F1


Input: [Functionality] Display access keys in the ribbon. [Keyboard shortcut]

Output: Alt


Input: [Functionality] Toggle between hiding and displaying FactBoxes. [Keyboard shortcut]

Output: Alt+F2


Input: [Functionality] Move to the main window. [Keyboard shortcut]

Output: F12


Input: [Functionality] Move to the Role Center from a task page. [Keyboard shortcut]

Output: Shift+F12


Input: [Functionality] Optimize space for the current page. [Keyboard shortcut]

Output: Alt+F12


Input: [Description] Abstract schema mapping strategy extracts target namespace and root element name for subclasses. [Class]

Output: AbstractSchemaMappingStrategy

com.consol.citrus.xml.schema (citrus 2.2 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Description] Schema combines multiple file resources usually with exactly the same target namespace to one single schema instance. [Class]

Output: MultiResourceXsdSchema

com.consol.citrus.xml.schema (citrus 2.2 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Description] Mapping strategy uses the root element local name to find matching schema instance. [Class]

Output: RootQNameSchemaMappingStrategy

com.consol.citrus.xml.schema (citrus 2.2 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Description] Special schema mapping strategy delegating to several other strategies in a mapping chain. [Class]

Output: SchemaMappingStrategyChain

com.consol.citrus.xml.schema (citrus 2.2 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Description] Mapping strategy checks on target namespaces in schemas to find matching schema instance. [Class]

Output: TargetNamespaceSchemaMappingStrategy

com.consol.citrus.xml.schema (citrus 2.2 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Description] Wrapper implementation takes care of nested WSDL schema types. [Class]

Output: WsdlXsdSchema

com.consol.citrus.xml.schema (citrus 2.2 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Notification Type] RequestComplete [Description]

Output: Indicates the given Srb has finished. If this value is set, ScsiPortNotification requires one additional parameter: the address of the SRB. After this notification, the operating system-specific port driver owns the request. The miniport driver must not access the Srb, and it must not pass the Srb to another routine (such as ScsiPortLogError).

Notes on Windows SCSI Miniport Driver | Black God


Input: [Notification Type] NextRequest [Description]

Output: Indicates the miniport driver is ready for another request to a target that is not currently busy. This notification should be sent by the miniport driver as soon as the driver is ready for another request. Usually, this notification is sent from the HwScsiStartIo routine but, sometimes, from the HwScsiInterrupt (or HwScsiEnableInterruptsCallback) routine.

Notes on Windows SCSI Miniport Driver | Black God


Input: [Notification Type] NextLuRequest [Description]

Output: Indicates that the HBA is ready for another request for the specified logical unit. If this value is set, ScsiPortNotification requires three additional parameters: (1) the path ID, (2) the target ID, and (3) the logical unit number. This value should be used only if the HBA can queue multiple requests and support auto-request sense or tagged queuing.

Notes on Windows SCSI Miniport Driver | Black God


Input: [Notification Type] ResetDetected [Description]

Output: Indicates that the HBA has detected a reset on the SCSI bus. After this notification, the miniport driver is still responsible for completing any active requests. The SCSI port driver will manage all required bus-reset delays.

Notes on Windows SCSI Miniport Driver | Black God


Input: [Notification Type] CallEnableInterrupts [Description]

Output: Indicates that the miniport driver requires the operating system-specific port driver to call the miniport driver’s HwScsiEnableInterruptsCallback routine. If this value is set, ScsiPortNotification requires an additional parameter: the entry point for the HwScsiEnableInterruptsCallback. The miniport driver’s HwScsiInterrupt routine makes this call, after disabling interrupts on the HBA, to defer some interrupt-driven I/O processing if the HBA requires polling or stalling in the ISR. While the callback runs, system interrupts remain enabled but the miniport driver’s HwScsiInterrupt routine will not be called. The HwScsiEnableInterruptsCallback is responsible for completing the deferred I/O processing and for calling ScsiPortNotification again with CallDisableInterrupts and the miniport driver’s HwScsiDisableInterruptsCallback entry point.

Notes on Windows SCSI Miniport Driver | Black God


Input: [Notification Type] CallDisableInterrupts [Description]

Output: Indicates that the miniport driver requires the operating system-specific port driver to call the miniport driver’s HwScsiDisableInterruptsCallback routine. If this value is set, ScsiPortNotification requires an additional parameter: the entry point for the HwScsiDisableInterruptsCallback. While this callback runs, it cannot be preempted by an interrupt except from a device with a higher priority interrupt than the HBA. In this callback, the miniport driver reenables interrupts on the HBA.

Notes on Windows SCSI Miniport Driver | Black God


Input: [Notification Type] RequestTimerCall [Description]

Output: Indicates that the miniport driver requires the operating system-specific port driver to call the miniport driver’s HwScsiTimer routine in the requested number of microseconds. If this value is set, ScsiPortNotification requires two additional parameters: (1) the entry point for the miniport driver’s HwScsiTimer routine, and (2) a MiniportTimerValue interval, in microseconds. Note that the resolution of the system timer is approximately 10 milliseconds.

Notes on Windows SCSI Miniport Driver | Black God


Input: [Notification Type] BusChangeDetected [Description]

Output: Indicates that a target device might have been added or removed from a dynamic bus. If this value is set, ScsiPortNotification requires an additional parameter: the path ID of the bus on which the change was detected. After this notification, the port driver reenumerates the bus by issuing INQUIRY commands. Bus enumeration is time-consuming and ties up the bus, so a miniport driver should not send this notification unnecessarily.

Notes on Windows SCSI Miniport Driver | Black God


Input: [name] build/ [description]

Output: directory created by the build process (generated)

Developer Guide — SfePy 2015.2 documentation

Top directory structure.


Input: [name] doc/ [description]

Output: source files of this documentation

Developer Guide — SfePy 2015.2 documentation

Top directory structure.


Input: [name] examples/ [description]

Output: example problem description files

Developer Guide — SfePy 2015.2 documentation

Top directory structure.


Input: [name] meshes/ [description]

Output: finite element mesh files in various formats shared by the examples

Developer Guide — SfePy 2015.2 documentation

Top directory structure.


Input: [name] output/ [description]

Output: default output directory for storing results of the examples

Developer Guide — SfePy 2015.2 documentation

Top directory structure.


Input: [name] output-tests/ [description]

Output: output directory for tests

Developer Guide — SfePy 2015.2 documentation

Top directory structure.


Input: [name] script/ [description]

Output: various small scripts (simple mesh generators, mesh format convertors etc.)

Developer Guide — SfePy 2015.2 documentation

Top directory structure.


Input: [name] sfepy/ [description]

Output: the source code

Developer Guide — SfePy 2015.2 documentation

Top directory structure.


Input: [name] tests/ [description]

Output: the tests run by run_tests.py

Developer Guide — SfePy 2015.2 documentation

Top directory structure.


Input: [name] tmp/ [description]

Output: directory for temporary files (generated)

Developer Guide — SfePy 2015.2 documentation

Top directory structure.


Input: [Button] Oven Type [Function]

Output: Bake, Convection Bake, and Broil options

Oster TSSTTVMNDG Digital Large Capacity Toaster Oven, Black/Polished Stainless Accents | The Kitchen Shop HQ


Input: [Button] Toast [Function]

Output: Select to toast bread, bagels, and other breads

Oster TSSTTVMNDG Digital Large Capacity Toaster Oven, Black/Polished Stainless Accents | The Kitchen Shop HQ


Input: [Button] Pizza [Function]

Output: Select to bake a 9- to 12-inch pizza

Oster TSSTTVMNDG Digital Large Capacity Toaster Oven, Black/Polished Stainless Accents | The Kitchen Shop HQ


Input: [Button] Defrost [Function]

Output: Select to defrost foods before baking

Oster TSSTTVMNDG Digital Large Capacity Toaster Oven, Black/Polished Stainless Accents | The Kitchen Shop HQ


Input: [Button] +/- Time and Temp [Function]

Output: Use these to adjust the time and temperature when Bake, Convection Bake, or Broil have been selected

Oster TSSTTVMNDG Digital Large Capacity Toaster Oven, Black/Polished Stainless Accents | The Kitchen Shop HQ


Input: [Button] Clock [Function]

Output: Use to set the oven clock

Oster TSSTTVMNDG Digital Large Capacity Toaster Oven, Black/Polished Stainless Accents | The Kitchen Shop HQ


Input: [Button] Light [Function]

Output: Select to turn on the interior light for optimal viewing

Oster TSSTTVMNDG Digital Large Capacity Toaster Oven, Black/Polished Stainless Accents | The Kitchen Shop HQ


Input: [Button] Stop/Cancel [Function]

Output: Select to stop heating or cancel a function

Oster TSSTTVMNDG Digital Large Capacity Toaster Oven, Black/Polished Stainless Accents | The Kitchen Shop HQ


Input: [Button] Start [Function]

Output: Select to start the baking/cooking process

Oster TSSTTVMNDG Digital Large Capacity Toaster Oven, Black/Polished Stainless Accents | The Kitchen Shop HQ


Input: [Parameter] response_type [Description] Determines if the OAuth 2.0 endpoint returns an authorization code. For web server applications, a value of code should be used. [Values]

Output: code

::Using OAuth 2.0 for Web Server Applications :: Web Service Developers Documentation v0.1 - Star Wars Combine::


Input: [Parameter] client_id [Description] Indicates the client that is making the request. The value passed in this parameter must exactly match the value shown in the Web Service console. [Values]

Output: the client_id obtained from the Web Service console

::Using OAuth 2.0 for Web Server Applications :: Web Service Developers Documentation v0.1 - Star Wars Combine::


Input: [Parameter] redirect_uri [Description] Determines where the response is sent. The value of this parameter must exactly match the registered value in the Web Service console (including the http or https schemes, case, and trailing '/'). [Values]

Output: The redirect_uri values registered at the Application Registration Form

::Using OAuth 2.0 for Web Server Applications :: Web Service Developers Documentation v0.1 - Star Wars Combine::


Input: [Parameter] scope [Description] Indicates the resource access your application is requesting. The values passed in this parameter inform the consent page shown to the user. There is an inverse relationship between the number of permissions requested and the likelihood of obtaining user consent. [Values]

Output: space delimited set of permissions the application requests

::Using OAuth 2.0 for Web Server Applications :: Web Service Developers Documentation v0.1 - Star Wars Combine::


Input: [Parameter] state [Description] Indicates any state which may be useful to your application upon receipt of the response. The Web Service Authorization Server roundtrips this parameter, so your application receives the same value it sent. Possible uses include redirecting the user to the correct resource in your site, nonces, and cross-site-request-forgery mitigations. [Values]

Output: any string

::Using OAuth 2.0 for Web Server Applications :: Web Service Developers Documentation v0.1 - Star Wars Combine::


Input: [Parameter] access_type [Description] Indicates if your application needs to access a Resource when the user is not present at the browser. This parameter defaults to online. If your application needs to refresh access tokens when the user is not present at the browser, then use offline. This will result in your application obtaining a refresh token the first time your application exchanges an authorization code for a user. [Values]

Output: online or offline

::Using OAuth 2.0 for Web Server Applications :: Web Service Developers Documentation v0.1 - Star Wars Combine::


Input: [Interface] GGActListener [Description]

Output: Declarations of the notification method called in every simulation cycle.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] GGActorCollisionListener [Description]

Output: Declarations of the notification method called when two actors collide.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] GGBorderListener [Description]

Output: Declarations of the notification method called when the actor is at a border cell.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] GGButtonListener [Description]

Output: Declarations of the notification method called when a push button is pressed, released or clicked using the left mouse button.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] GGButtonOverListener [Description]

Output: Declarations of the notification method called when the move enters and exits the active mouse area of a push or toggle button.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] GGCheckButtonListener [Description]

Output: Declarations of the notification method called when a check button changes state caused by a mouse click.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] GGExitListener [Description]

Output: Declaration of a notification method called when the title bar close button is hit.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] GGKeyListener [Description]

Output: Declarations of the notification method called when a key is pressed or released.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] GGKeyRepeatListener [Description]

Output: Declarations of a notification method called when a key is pressed and held down.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] GGMouseListener [Description]

Output: Declarations of the notification method called by mouse events.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] GGMouseTouchListener [Description]

Output: Declarations of the notification method called when the mouse interacts with the actor's mouse touch area.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] GGNavigationListener [Description]

Output: Declarations of the notification method called when the navigation panel is used.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] GGRadioButtonListener [Description]

Output: Declarations of the notification method called when a radio button changes state caused by a mouse click.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] GGResetListener [Description]

Output: Declarations of the notification method called when the reset button is hit.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] GGTileCollisionListener [Description]

Output: Declarations of the notification method called when two actors collide.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] GGToggleButtonListener [Description]

Output: Declarations of the notification method called when a toggle button changes state caused by a mouse click.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] GGWindowStateListener [Description]

Output: Declaration of notifications method that reports when the state of the window changes.

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface] ToolBarListener [Description]

Output: Declaration of callback methods called for tool bar item events.

Interface Summary


Input: [Shortcut] ctrl + → [Action]

Output: Focus HTML panel

code.reloado.com - Collaborative JavaScript Debugging


Input: [Shortcut] ctrl + ← [Action]

Output: Focus JavaScript panel

code.reloado.com - Collaborative JavaScript Debugging


Input: [Shortcut] ctrl + 1 [Action]

Output: Source tab

code.reloado.com - Collaborative JavaScript Debugging


Input: [Shortcut] ctrl + 2 [Action]

Output: Rendered preview tab

code.reloado.com - Collaborative JavaScript Debugging


Input: [Shortcut] ctrl + / [Action]

Output: Toggle comment on single line

code.reloado.com - Collaborative JavaScript Debugging


Input: [Shortcut] ctrl + alt + . [Action]

Output: Close current HTML element

code.reloado.com - Collaborative JavaScript Debugging


Input: [Shortcut] esc [Action]

Output: Code complete (JavaScript only)

code.reloado.com - Collaborative JavaScript Debugging


Input: [Shortcut] ctrl + s [Action]

Output: Save current Bin

code.reloado.com - Collaborative JavaScript Debugging


Input: [Shortcut] ctrl + shift + s [Action]

Output: Clone current Bin

code.reloado.com - Collaborative JavaScript Debugging


Input: [Shortcut] tab [Action]

Output: Indents selected lines

code.reloado.com - Collaborative JavaScript Debugging


Input: [Shortcut] shift + tab [Action]

Output: Unindents selected lines

code.reloado.com - Collaborative JavaScript Debugging


Input: [2] Backspace [1]

Output: Previous image


Input: [2] Space [1]

Output: Next image


Input: [2] Ctrl-O [1]

Output: Select directory for images


Input: [2] Ctrl-F [1]

Output: Zoom images to fit screen size


Input: [2] Minus [1]

Output: Zoom out (decrease image size)


Input: [2] Plus [1]

Output: Zoom in (increase image size)


Input: [2] Home [1]

Output: Display images in original size


Input: [2] Left [1]

Output: Rotate image 90 degree conterclockwise


Input: [2] Right [1]

Output: Rotate image 90 degree clockwise


Input: [2] Ctrl-Q [1]

Output: Quit program


Input: [Option] JOINING_ENABLED [Description]

Output: When this bit is off, new users cannot join the chat. This option has to be enabled before the options JOINERS_BECOME_APPLICANTS and JOINERS_BECOME_LISTENERS can be set. Also, this cannot be disabled while one of the JOINERS_BECOME_xxx options is still set.


Input: [Option] JOINERS_BECOME_APPLICANTS [Description]

Output: When this bit is on, new users will be able to join the chat but they will be unable to post or receive messages until authorized by one of the chat administrators (CREATOR or MASTER).


Input: [Option] JOINERS_BECOME_LISTENERS [Description]

Output: When this bit is on, new users will be able to receive message in chat but unable to post until promoted to USER role. Basically a read-only flag for new users.


Input: [Option] HISTORY_DISCLOSED [Description]

Output: When this bit is off, newly joined members can see chat history prior to their joining. Maximum amount of history backlog available is either 400 messages or 2 weeks of time, depending on which limit is reached first.


Input: [Option] USERS_ARE_LISTENERS [Description]

Output: Read-only flag for chat members with USER role.


Input: [Option] TOPIC_AND_PIC_LOCKED_FOR_USERS [Description]

Output: When this bit of options is off, USER level chat members can change chat topic and the topic picture.


Input: [Option] USERS_ARE_WRITERS [Description]

Output: ? This appeared to me after setting and removing the USERS_ARE_LISTENERS in a chat, but I didn't recognize some changed behavior to the standard.


Input: [Key] Unbound [Key (Alt)] Same [Name] Target Next Escort [Function] Cycles through your escorts. [Internal Name]

Output: e_targetNext


Input: [Key] Unbound [Key (Alt)] Same [Name] Target Previous Escort [Function] Cycles backwards through your escorts. [Internal Name]

Output: e_targetPrev


Input: [Key] Unbound [Key (Alt)] Same [Name] Escort Attack Command [Function] Orders escorts to attack your target. [Internal Name]

Output: e_attack


Input: [Key] Unbound [Key (Alt)] Same [Name] Escort Hold Command [Function] Orders escorts to hold their positions. [Internal Name]

Output: e_hold


Input: [Key] Unbound [Key (Alt)] Same [Name] Escort Return Command [Function] Orders escorts to return to your ship hangars. [Internal Name]

Output: e_return


Input: [Key] Unbound [Key (Alt)] Same [Name] Escort Clear Commands [Function] Clears your escorts of commands. [Internal Name]

Output: e_clear


Input: [Type] number [Description] optional. milliseconds mouse pause before send a server query. default 500. [Properties]

Output: delay


Input: [Type] String [Description] required. fusion table id. [Properties]

Output: from


Input: [Type] String [Description] required. fusion table's geometry column name. [Properties]

Output: geometryColumn


Input: [Type] String [Description] optional. key to use in query [Properties]

Output: key


Input: [Type] String [Description] required. list of columns (by comma) to query, typically need only one column. e.g "'Store Name','Address'" [Properties]

Output: select


Input: [Type] Object [Description] optional. the css style of map tip. [Properties]

Output: style


Input: [Type] bool [Description] optional, whether to show map tips. default false [Properties]

Output: suppressMapTips


Input: [Type] number [Description] required. tolerance in pixel around mouse. default is 6. [Properties]

Output: tolerance


Input: [Class] Integer [Type] ClipsIntegerType [Python Equivalent]

Output: int


Input: [Class] Float [Type] ClipsFloatType [Python Equivalent]

Output: float


Input: [Class] String [Type] ClipsStringType [Python Equivalent]

Output: str


Input: [Class] Symbol [Type] ClipsSymbolType [Python Equivalent]

Output: str


Input: [Class] InstanceName [Type] ClipsInstanceNameType [Python Equivalent]

Output: str


Input: [Class] Multifield [Type] ClipsMultifieldType [Python Equivalent]

Output: list


Input: [Key] F12 [For] Agenda (1 key less than C-c a) [Used]

Output: Very Often

Org Mode - Organize Your Life In Plain Text!


Input: [Key] C-c b [For] Switch to org file [Used]

Output: Very Often

Org Mode - Organize Your Life In Plain Text!


Input: [Key] F11 [For] Goto currently clocked item [Used]

Output: Very Often

Org Mode - Organize Your Life In Plain Text!


Input: [Key] C-c c [For] Capture a task [Used]

Output: Very Often

Org Mode - Organize Your Life In Plain Text!


Input: [Key] C-F11 [For] Clock in a task (show menu with prefix) [Used]

Output: Often

Org Mode - Organize Your Life In Plain Text!


Input: [Key] f9 g [For] Gnus - I check mail regularly [Used]

Output: Often

Org Mode - Organize Your Life In Plain Text!


Input: [Key] f5 [For] Show todo items for this subtree [Used]

Output: Often

Org Mode - Organize Your Life In Plain Text!


Input: [Key] S-f5 [For] Widen [Used]

Output: Often

Org Mode - Organize Your Life In Plain Text!


Input: [Key] f9 b [For] Quick access to bbdb data [Used]

Output: Often

Org Mode - Organize Your Life In Plain Text!


Input: [Key] f9 c [For] Calendar access [Used]

Output: Often

Org Mode - Organize Your Life In Plain Text!


Input: [Key] C-S-f12 [For] Save buffers and publish current project [Used]

Output: Often

Org Mode - Organize Your Life In Plain Text!


Input: [Key] C-c l [For] Store a link for retrieval with C-c C-l [Used]

Output: Often

Org Mode - Organize Your Life In Plain Text!


Input: [Key] f8 [For] Go to next org file in org-agenda-files [Used]

Output: Sometimes

Org Mode - Organize Your Life In Plain Text!


Input: [Key] f9 r [For] Boxquote selected region [Used]

Output: Sometimes

Org Mode - Organize Your Life In Plain Text!


Input: [Key] f9 t [For] Insert inactive timestamp [Used]

Output: Sometimes

Org Mode - Organize Your Life In Plain Text!


Input: [Key] f9 v [For] Toggle visible mode (for showing/editing links) [Used]

Output: Sometimes

Org Mode - Organize Your Life In Plain Text!


Input: [Key] C-f9 [For] Previous buffer [Used]

Output: Sometimes

Org Mode - Organize Your Life In Plain Text!


Input: [Key] C-f10 [For] Next buffer [Used]

Output: Sometimes

Org Mode - Organize Your Life In Plain Text!


Input: [Key] C-x n r [For] Narrow to region [Used]

Output: Sometimes

Org Mode - Organize Your Life In Plain Text!


Input: [Key] f9 f [For] Boxquote insert a file [Used]

Output: Sometimes

Org Mode - Organize Your Life In Plain Text!


Input: [Key] f9 i [For] Info manual [Used]

Output: Sometimes

Org Mode - Organize Your Life In Plain Text!


Input: [Key] f9 I [For] Punch Clock In [Used]

Output: Sometimes

Org Mode - Organize Your Life In Plain Text!


Input: [Key] f9 O [For] Punch Clock Out [Used]

Output: Sometimes

Org Mode - Organize Your Life In Plain Text!


Input: [Key] f9 o [For] Switch to org scratch buffer [Used]

Output: Sometimes

Org Mode - Organize Your Life In Plain Text!


Input: [Key] f9 s [For] Switch to scratch buffer [Used]

Output: Sometimes

Org Mode - Organize Your Life In Plain Text!


Input: [Key] f9 h [For] Hide other tasks [Used]

Output: Rare

Org Mode - Organize Your Life In Plain Text!


Input: [Key] f7 [For] Toggle line truncation/wrap [Used]

Output: Rare

Org Mode - Organize Your Life In Plain Text!


Input: [Key] f9 T [For] Toggle insert inactive timestamp [Used]

Output: Rare

Org Mode - Organize Your Life In Plain Text!


Input: [Key] C-c a [For] Enter Agenda (minimal emacs testing) [Used]

Output: Rare

Org Mode - Organize Your Life In Plain Text!


Input: [Title] Automatic [Description]

Output: Image will be whatever the default is.


Input: [Title] Link To File [Description]

Output: The image will not be displayed, instead a link to the file will be provided.


Input: [Title] Original Image [Description]

Output: This will display the original image without any resizing being done. USE WITH CAUTION!


Input: [Title] Lightbox2: TeaserImage100x100 → Original [Description]

Output: This will show a thumbnail that is 100pixels wide by 100 pixels high. When it is clicked, it will expand to show the full image.


Input: [Title] Lightbox2: TeaserImage150x150 → Original [Description]

Output: This will show a thumbnail that is 100pixels wide by 100 pixels high. When it is clicked, it will expand to show the full image.


Input: [Title] TeaserImage50x50 [Description]

Output: This will show a thumbnail that is 50 pixels wide by 50 pixels high.


Input: [Title] TeaserImage100x100 [Description]

Output: This will show a thumbnail that is 100 pixels wide by 100 pixels high.


Input: [Title] TeaserImage150x150 [Description]

Output: This will show a thumbnail that is 150 pixels wide by 150 pixels high.


Input: [In source] Yes [In destination] No [Source/Dest file times] n/a [Source/dest file sizes] n/a [Source/dest attributes] n/a [File Class]

Output: Lonely

Geoff @ UVM | Adventures in System Administration


Input: [In source] Yes [In destination] Yes [Source/Dest file times] Equal [Source/dest file sizes] Equal [Source/dest attributes] Different [File Class]

Output: Tweaked

Geoff @ UVM | Adventures in System Administration


Input: [In source] Yes [In destination] Yes [Source/Dest file times] Equal [Source/dest file sizes] Equal [Source/dest attributes] Equal [File Class]

Output: Same

Geoff @ UVM | Adventures in System Administration


Input: [In source] Yes [In destination] Yes [Source/Dest file times] Equal [Source/dest file sizes] Different [Source/dest attributes] n/a [File Class]

Output: Changed

Geoff @ UVM | Adventures in System Administration


Input: [In source] Yes [In destination] Yes [Source/Dest file times] Source > Destination [Source/dest file sizes] n/a [Source/dest attributes] n/a [File Class]

Output: Newer

Geoff @ UVM | Adventures in System Administration


Input: [In source] Yes [In destination] Yes [Source/Dest file times] Source < Destination [Source/dest file sizes] n/a [Source/dest attributes] n/a [File Class]

Output: Older

Geoff @ UVM | Adventures in System Administration


Input: [In source] No [In destination] Yes [Source/Dest file times] n/a [Source/dest file sizes] n/a [Source/dest attributes] n/a [File Class]

Output: Extra

Geoff @ UVM | Adventures in System Administration


Input: [In source] Yes (file) [In destination] Yes (directory) [Source/Dest file times] n/a [Source/dest file sizes] n/a [Source/dest attributes] n/a [File Class]

Output: Mismatched

Geoff @ UVM | Adventures in System Administration


Input: [Command] svn copy URL1 URL2 [Action]

Output: Create a branch or tag


Input: [Command] svn switch URL [Action]

Output: Switch a working copy to a branch or tag


Input: [Command] svn merge trunkURL; svn commit [Action]

Output: Synchronize a branch with trunk


Input: [Command] svn mergeinfo SOURCE TARGET [Action]

Output: See merge history or eligible changesets


Input: [Command] svn merge --reintegrate branchURL; svn commit [Action]

Output: Merge a branch back into trunk


Input: [Command] svn merge -c REV URL; svn commit [Action]

Output: Merge one specific change


Input: [Command] svn merge -r REV1:REV2 URL; svn commit [Action]

Output: Merge a range of changes


Input: [Command] svn merge -c REV --record-only URL; svn commit [Action]

Output: Block a change from automatic merging


Input: [Command] svn merge URL --dry-run [Action]

Output: Preview a merge


Input: [Command] svn revert -R . [Action]

Output: Abandon merge results


Input: [Command] svn copy URL@REV localPATH [Action]

Output: Resurrect something from history


Input: [Command] svn merge -c -REV URL; svn commit [Action]

Output: Undo a committed change


Input: [Command] svn log -g; svn blame -g [Action]

Output: Examine merge-sensitive history


Input: [Command] svn copy . tagURL [Action]

Output: Create a tag from a working copy


Input: [Command] svn move URL1 URL2 [Action]

Output: Rearrange a branch or tag


Input: [Command] svn delete URL [Action]

Output: Remove a branch or tag


Input: [Command] ls [Meaning]

Output: list files and directories


Input: [Command] ls -a [Meaning]

Output: list all files and directories


Input: [Command] mkdir [Meaning]

Output: make a directory


Input: [Command] cd directory [Meaning]

Output: change to named directory


Input: [Command] cd [Meaning]

Output: change to home-directory


Input: [Command] cd ~ [Meaning]

Output: change to home-directory


Input: [Command] cd .. [Meaning]

Output: change to parent directory


Input: [Command] pwd [Meaning]

Output: display the path of the current directory


Input: [Description] Passes a descriptive data source title. This title must match the title passed under the [ODBC Data Sources] heading. [Parameter]

Output: Data Source Name


Input: [Description] Passes the full path to the ODBC client driver. [Parameter]

Output: Driver


Input: [Description] Passes a valid OpenLink domain alias. This domain alias must match a valid domain alias in the Single-Tier openlink.ini file or Multi-Tier oplrqb.ini file. The drivers use these domain aliases as starting points from which to assess rules, environment variables, and agent binaries to instantiate for connections. [Parameter]

Output: ServerType


Input: [Description] Passes a valid database username. If the Multi-Tier OPSYSLOGIN parameter is enabled, this parameter passes a valid operating system username. [Parameter]

Output: Username


Input: [Description] Passes a valid database password. If the Multi-Tier OPSYSLOGIN parameter is enabled, this parameter passes a valid operating system password. [Parameter]

Output: Password


Input: [Description] Passes the name of a database or Oracle SID. Progress users should pass the full path to their databases. [Parameter]

Output: Database


Input: [Description] Passes Progress SHN sockets parameters. Users may also use the field to pass database native communications parameters to establish three-tier connections. For instance, users may pass Sybase instance names, Oracle aliases, or Ingres vnodes to connect database agents--through local database native clients--to remote databases. [Parameter]

Output: Options


Input: [Description] Passes an integer, which represents the number of rows that the driver will return during an individual fetch. [Parameter]

Output: FetchBufferSize


Input: [Description] Passes a Yes or No value to enable or disable READONLY access to the data store. [Parameter]

Output: ReadOnly


Input: [Description] Passes a Yes or No value to enable or disable deferred fetching. Deferred fetching causes large, binary objects to be fetched after other, smaller data. This enhances performance. [Parameter]

Output: DeferLongFetch


Input: [Description] Passes a Yes or No value to enable or disable JetFix . JetFix facilitates translation of data types by Microsoft's Jet Engine. This feature is intended for use with MS Access client applications. [Parameter]

Output: JetFix


Input: [Description] Passes a description of the use or nature of the data source name. [Parameter]

Output: Description


Input: [Value] 192.0.2.235 [Conversion from dot-decimal] N/A [Notation]

Output: Dot-decimal notation

IPv6 – Sample IP address and precautions to be taken by IPv4 users | HTML Remix


Input: [Value] 0xC0.0x00.0x02.0xEB [Conversion from dot-decimal] Each octet is individually converted to hexadecimal form [Notation]

Output: Dotted Hexadecimal

IPv6 – Sample IP address and precautions to be taken by IPv4 users | HTML Remix


Input: [Value] 0300.0000.0002.0353 [Conversion from dot-decimal] Each octet is individually converted into octal [Notation]

Output: Dotted Octal

IPv6 – Sample IP address and precautions to be taken by IPv4 users | HTML Remix


Input: [Value] 0xC00002EB [Conversion from dot-decimal] Concatenation of the octets from the dotted hexadecimal [Notation]

Output: Hexadecimal

IPv6 – Sample IP address and precautions to be taken by IPv4 users | HTML Remix


Input: [Value] 3221226219 [Conversion from dot-decimal] The 32-bit number expressed in decimal [Notation]

Output: Decimal

IPv6 – Sample IP address and precautions to be taken by IPv4 users | HTML Remix


Input: [Value] 030000001353 [Conversion from dot-decimal] The 32-bit number expressed in octal [Notation]

Output: Octal

IPv6 – Sample IP address and precautions to be taken by IPv4 users | HTML Remix


Input: [Associated HTML element] Assigned to the wrapper DIV for all invisible popup datepickers, the first two TR nodes within the THEAD (used to display the day & month and navigation buttons) and disabled datepickers and activation buttons. [Property]

Output: hidden

Yet Another Datepicker - a frequency decoder production


Input: [Associated HTML element] Assigned to the currently selected dates TD node [Property]

Output: selected

Yet Another Datepicker - a frequency decoder production


Input: [Associated HTML element] If the describedby global configuration parameter has been set, then this is used to set the describedby relationship [Property]

Output: describedby

Yet Another Datepicker - a frequency decoder production


Input: [Associated HTML element] If the associated form element has a label, the label is used to set the labelledby relationship [Property]

Output: labelledby

Yet Another Datepicker - a frequency decoder production


Input: [Associated HTML element] Assigned to a popup datepickers activation button [Property]

Output: haspopup

Yet Another Datepicker - a frequency decoder production


Input: [Associated HTML element] Assigned to a disabled datepicker [Property]

Output: disabled

Yet Another Datepicker - a frequency decoder production


Input: [Name] page [Description]

Output: Specify the page which you query. Defaults to 1.


Input: [Name] limit [Description]

Output: You can limit the results. Defaults to 1000 (which is the maximum).


Input: [Name] order_by [Description]

Output: You can use one of these values for ordering the results. account_date sort ascending by accouting date (default) account_date_desc sort descending by accounting date imported_at sort ascending by import date imported_at_desc sort descending by import date


Input: [Name] status [Description]

Output: Most banks internally process all transactions at the late evening or night but show "pending" transactions during the day. Choose a status of: any (default) pending completed


Input: [Name] amount_min [Description]

Output: Return transactions whose amount is equal or higher than the given value


Input: [Name] amount [Description]

Output: Return transactions whose amount matches exactly the given value.


Input: [Name] amount_max [Description]

Output: Return transactions whose amount is lower or equal than the given value.


Input: [Name] purpose [Description]

Output: Returns transactions whose purpose (text field returned by your bank) contains the given value (minimum: 3 chars).


Input: [Type of object] Object other than a queue [MQCO_NONE] Retained [MQCO_DELETE] Not valid [MQCO_DELETE_PURGE]

Output: Not valid


Input: [Type of object] Predefined queue [MQCO_NONE] Retained [MQCO_DELETE] Not valid [MQCO_DELETE_PURGE]

Output: Not valid


Input: [Type of object] Permanent dynamic queue [MQCO_NONE] Retained [MQCO_DELETE] Deleted if empty and no pending updates [MQCO_DELETE_PURGE]

Output: Messsages deleted; queue deleted if no pending updates


Input: [Type of object] Temporary dynamic queue (call issued by creator of queue) [MQCO_NONE] Deleted [MQCO_DELETE] Deleted [MQCO_DELETE_PURGE]

Output: Deleted


Input: [Type of object] Temporary dynamic queue (call not issued by creator of queue) [MQCO_NONE] Retained [MQCO_DELETE] Not valid [MQCO_DELETE_PURGE]

Output: Not valid


Input: [Type of object] Distribution list [MQCO_NONE] Retained [MQCO_DELETE] Not valid [MQCO_DELETE_PURGE]

Output: Not valid


Input: vocabulary term [DCMI Abstract Model [DCAM]]

Output: resource


Input: element [DCMI Abstract Model [DCAM]]

Output: property or element


Input: element refinement [DCMI Abstract Model [DCAM]]

Output: property with sub-property of relation


Input: encoding scheme [DCMI Abstract Model [DCAM]]

Output: syntax encoding scheme or vocabulary encoding scheme


Input: syntax encoding scheme [DCMI Abstract Model [DCAM]]

Output: syntax encoding scheme


Input: qualifier [DCMI Abstract Model [DCAM]]

Output: property with sub-property of relation, syntax encoding scheme, or vocabulary encoding scheme


Input: vocabulary encoding scheme [DCMI Abstract Model [DCAM]]

Output: vocabulary encoding scheme


Input: [Description] Type of the input box (eg. 'text', 'password') [Data Type] string [Default] 'text' [Option]

Output: type


Input: [Description] If provided, sets the id for the input element [Data Type] string [Default] null [Option]

Output: inputId


Input: [Description] If provided, sets the name for the input element [Data Type] string [Default] null [Option]

Output: inputName


Input: [Description] If provided, sets the value for the input element [Data Type] string [Default] null [Option]

Output: inputValue


Input: [Description] If true, prevents default action on pressing Enter key [Data Type] boolean [Default] true [Option]

Output: preventEnter


Input: [Description] Sets limit of characters in the input (0 = no limit) [Data Type] integer [Default] 0 [Option]

Output: charLimit


Input: [Description] Sets function to be executed on pressing Enter key [Data Type] function [Default] function (){ } [Option]

Output: onEnter


Input: [GameType] UTGame.UTDeathmatch [Name]

Output: Deathmatch


Input: [GameType] UTGameContent.UTCTFGame_Content [Name]

Output: Capture the Flag


Input: [GameType] UTGameContent.UTOnslaughtGame_Content [Name]

Output: Warfare


Input: [GameType] UTGameContent.UTVehicleCTFGame_Content [Name]

Output: Vehicle Capture the Flag


Input: [GameType] UTGame.UTTeamGame [Name]

Output: Team Deathmatch


Input: [GameType] UTGame.UTDuelGame [Name]

Output: Duel


Input: [Description] Applies an image (such as a bitmap) to a graphics primitive. This feature can be used to generate more realistic images. For example, a table surface can be drawn as a rectangle and a wood-grain texture can be applied to it. [Feature]

Output: Texture mapping

OpenGL 3-D Graphics for Windows NT Technology Brief


Input: [Description] Supports contexts with front and back color buffers. Smooth animation can be achieved by drawing into the back buffer, which isn't actively displayed. When the application is ready to display the new image, it simply swaps buffers to the back buffer. [Feature]

Output: Double buffering

OpenGL 3-D Graphics for Windows NT Technology Brief


Input: [Description] Provides the ability to buffer "depth." This is mainly used for hidden line and hidden surface removal. [Feature]

Output: Z-buffering

OpenGL 3-D Graphics for Windows NT Technology Brief


Input: [Description] Applies smooth shading to a geometric primitive. This computes subtle differences in color across a given surface. [Feature]

Output: Gourad shading

OpenGL 3-D Graphics for Windows NT Technology Brief


Input: [Description] Accurately computes the color of any point, given material properties such as refraction index and reflection properties for the surface and a lighting model. [Feature]

Output: Lighting, materials

OpenGL 3-D Graphics for Windows NT Technology Brief


Input: [Description] Permits modular relative positioning of different objects in a scene and changes the viewing perspective of an object in 3-D coordinate space. [Feature]

Output: Transforms

OpenGL 3-D Graphics for Windows NT Technology Brief


Input: [Description] Reduces jagged edges in lines as they are drawn on a computer display. [Feature]

Output: Anti-aliasing

OpenGL 3-D Graphics for Windows NT Technology Brief


Input: [Description] Specifies an opacity component in addition to RGB color information. Alpha specifies opacity with a range that goes from completely transparent to opaque. [Feature]

Output: Alpha blending

OpenGL 3-D Graphics for Windows NT Technology Brief


Input: [Single-Key Shortcut] 1 [Comments] Navigate to get VO feedback [Function and comments]

Output: Switch to previous tab on tab bar

Using Opera 10 Beta with VoiceOver | iheni


Input: [Single-Key Shortcut] 2 [Comments] Navigate to get VO feedback [Function and comments]

Output: Switch to next tab on tab bar

Using Opera 10 Beta with VoiceOver | iheni


Input: [Single-Key Shortcut] 6 [Comments] Navigate to get VO feedback [Function and comments]

Output: Restore zoom to 100%

Using Opera 10 Beta with VoiceOver | iheni


Input: [Single-Key Shortcut] 7 [Comments] Navigate to get VO feedback [Function and comments]

Output: Zoom out by 100%

Using Opera 10 Beta with VoiceOver | iheni


Input: [Single-Key Shortcut] 8 [Comments] Navigate to get VO feedback [Function and comments]

Output: Zoom in by 100%

Using Opera 10 Beta with VoiceOver | iheni


Input: [Single-Key Shortcut] 9 [Comments] Navigate to get VO feedback [Function and comments]

Output: Zoom out by 10%

Using Opera 10 Beta with VoiceOver | iheni


Input: [Single-Key Shortcut] 0 [Comments] Navigate to get VO feedback [Function and comments]

Output: Zoom in by 10%

Using Opera 10 Beta with VoiceOver | iheni


Input: [Single-Key Shortcut] A and Q [Comments] Works as expected [Function and comments]

Output: Cycle through links in page

Using Opera 10 Beta with VoiceOver | iheni


Input: [Single-Key Shortcut] S and W [Comments] Works as expected [Function and comments]

Output: Cycle through headers in page

Using Opera 10 Beta with VoiceOver | iheni


Input: [Single-Key Shortcut] D and E [Comments] Recommended to hit D/E a second time to get VO feedback [Function and comments]

Output: Cycle through elements in page

Using Opera 10 Beta with VoiceOver | iheni


Input: [Single-Key Shortcut] Shift + G [Comments] Navigate to get VO feedback [Function and comments]

Output: Toggle between author mode and user mode

Using Opera 10 Beta with VoiceOver | iheni


Input: [Single-Key Shortcut] H [Comments] Works as expected [Function and comments]

Output: Address bar history drop-down

Using Opera 10 Beta with VoiceOver | iheni


Input: [Single-Key Shortcut] I [Comments] Navigate to get VO feedback [Function and comments]

Output: Load and display all images

Using Opera 10 Beta with VoiceOver | iheni


Input: [Single-Key Shortcut] Shift + I [Comments] Navigate to get VO feedback [Function and comments]

Output: Toggle loading of images

Using Opera 10 Beta with VoiceOver | iheni


Input: [Single-Key Shortcut] X [Comments] Navigate to get VO feedback [Function and comments]

Output: Forward

Using Opera 10 Beta with VoiceOver | iheni


Input: [Single-Key Shortcut] Shift + X [Comments] Navigate to get VO feedback [Function and comments]

Output: Fast forward

Using Opera 10 Beta with VoiceOver | iheni


Input: [Single-Key Shortcut] Z [Comments] Navigate to get VO feedback [Function and comments]

Output: Back

Using Opera 10 Beta with VoiceOver | iheni


Input: [Single-Key Shortcut] Shift + Z [Comments] Navigate to get VO feedback [Function and comments]

Output: Rewind

Using Opera 10 Beta with VoiceOver | iheni


Input: [Method] XmlHttpRequest [Same Origin Policy] Yes [Content Access]

Output: Yes

IBM Application Security Insider: Cross Environment Hopping


Input: [Method] Socket Connections [Same Origin Policy] Yes [Content Access]

Output: Yes

IBM Application Security Insider: Cross Environment Hopping


Input: [Method] IFrame Element [Same Origin Policy] No [Content Access]

Output: Same Origin Only

IBM Application Security Insider: Cross Environment Hopping


Input: [Method] Dynamic Form [Same Origin Policy] No [Content Access]

Output: Same Origin Only

IBM Application Security Insider: Cross Environment Hopping


Input: [Method] Script Element [Same Origin Policy] No [Content Access]

Output: JavaScript Content Only

IBM Application Security Insider: Cross Environment Hopping


Input: [Method] Image Element [Same Origin Policy] No [Content Access]

Output: Height/Width Value Only

IBM Application Security Insider: Cross Environment Hopping


Input: [Layer#] 7 [Description] Standard communication services and applications that everyone can use [Name]

Output: Application

Oracle12c: Session Data Unit(SDU) | TwelveC


Input: [Layer#] 6 [Description] Layer that takes data from application and presents it in a format that is recognized by other layers; Functions like character set conversion is done by this layer [Name]

Output: Presentation

Oracle12c: Session Data Unit(SDU) | TwelveC


Input: [Layer#] 5 [Description] Establishes, maintain & end connections [Name]

Output: Session

Oracle12c: Session Data Unit(SDU) | TwelveC


Input: [Layer#] 4 [Description] Delivers data without errors in sequence and no data loss or duplications. Large messages can be delivered but is constrained by message size limits imposed by the network layer. [Name]

Output: Transport

Oracle12c: Session Data Unit(SDU) | TwelveC


Input: [Layer#] 3 [Description] Controls the way data will be sent to recipient ; Factors like the physical path the data should take based etc are performed by this layer. This layer translates logical addresses, or names, into physical addresses, performs routing [Name]

Output: Network

Oracle12c: Session Data Unit(SDU) | TwelveC


Input: [Layer#] 2 [Description] Handles the transfer of data across the network ; It establishes and terminates the logical link between two nodes. [Name]

Output: Data Link

Oracle12c: Session Data Unit(SDU) | TwelveC


Input: [Layer#] 1 [Description] The lowest layer of the OSI is generally concerned with the transfer of data medium like optical or electrical medium etc. [Name]

Output: Physical

Oracle12c: Session Data Unit(SDU) | TwelveC