Input: [To edit this element] Multiple Links boxes [Take this action]

Output: Click the Add icon above the Links box to add a new Links box below the existing Links box, and then click the Save icon to save the new Links box. Notes: To move a Links box up or down one level in the Course page, click the Edit icon for the Links box you want to move, and then click the Up or Down Triangle icon. To delete a Links box, click the Edit icon for the Links box you want to delete, and then click the Delete icon.

Using iTunes U Private Sites: Editing Course Pages


Input: [To edit this element] Links box links [Take this action]

Output: Click the Edit icon in the Links box next to the link you want to edit, edit the existing link’s title and URL, and then click the Save icon to save the link information. Notes: To move a link up or down one level in the Links box, click the Edit icon for the link you want to move, and then click the Up or Down Triangle icon. To delete a link in the Links box, click the Edit icon for the link you want to delete, and then click the Delete icon. To add a new link to the Links box, such as to a department webpage, click the Add icon in the Links box above where you want the new link to appear, type a title and URL, and then save the new link by clicking the Save icon. To add links to other iTunes Store content and avoid trips through the web browser, use an “itmss://” URL in the Links box. When you installed iTunes on your system, it added itself as a URL scheme handler for itmss:// URLs. When a user tries to access an itmss:// URL using advanced access controls, if the user has not already established a session, iTunes U reroutes the user to the Site login URL . Add links in a Course page that point to useful information for students, such as department events, lecture series by visiting professors, pointers to reference information that pertains to the course, or the institution website. You use the Links box to create and edit links.

Using iTunes U Private Sites: Editing Course Pages


Input: [To edit this element] Course page group names* [Take this action]

Output: Click the Edit icon in the tab whose group name you want to change, edit the existing group’s name, and then click the Save icon to save the new group name. Notes: To move a group right or left one position in the Course page, click the Right or Left Triangle icon. To delete a group from the Course page, click the tab for the group you want to delete, and then click the Delete icon. When you delete a group, iTunes U deletes all items within the group. To add a new group, such as a group with permissions set to Drop Box so students can upload files for instructors to review, click the Add icon in the tab controls section, type a name for the group, choose a group type from the Type pop-up menu, and then click the Save icon to save the new group. For more information on group types, see “Creating Group Types.”

Using iTunes U Private Sites: Editing Course Pages


Input: [To edit this element] Group type* [Take this action]

Output: Click the Edit icon in the tab whose group type you want to change, choose a new group type from the Type pop-up menu, and then click the Save icon to save the new group type. If you are changing from a simple group to a smart group or feed group and the group contains files, you must move or delete the files before changing the group type. If you are changing from a feed group to a simple group or smart group, iTunes U deletes all status messages and tracks stored from the last feed update. For more information on group types, see “Creating Group Types.”

Using iTunes U Private Sites: Editing Course Pages


Input: [To edit this element] Course page group access* [Take this action]

Output: Click the Edit icon in the tab whose group-level user access you want to define, and then choose the access level you want to assign to a user from the user’s Access pop-up menu. For more information on group-level access, see “Assigning User Access to Groups.” Note: You can only edit Course page group access when using advanced access controls.

Using iTunes U Private Sites: Editing Course Pages


Input: [Param] phone [Required?] Required [Description]

Output: The phone number of the call recipient, formatted in the E.164 format. Spaces and dashes are optional. For example, a US number could look like “+1 555 555-5555” or “+15555555555”


Input: [Param] message [Required?] Required [Description]

Output: The message to speak to the call recipient. The term “” will be replaced with the actual one-time PIN provided (or generated) for the call. For example: “Your PIN is ”.


Input: [Param] caller [Required?] Optional [Description]

Output: The number to appear in the recipient’s caller ID


Input: [Param] pin [Required?] Optional [Description]

Output: A numeric PIN to be sent on the call. We will generate one if this is not provided.


Input: [Param] digits [Required?] Optional [Description]

Output: If we generate a PIN, this parameter specifies its length. If not provided, the PIN will be 4 digits long. If the pin parameter is specified, then this parameter has no effect.


Input: [Param] extension [Required?] Optional [Description]

Output: The extension dialed after the call has connected. If this parameter is not specified then no extension will be dialed.


Input: [Param] predelay [Required?] Optional [Description]

Output: The number of seconds to wait after the call has connected and before dialing an extension.


Input: [Param] postdelay [Required?] Optional [Description]

Output: The number of seconds to wait after dialing the extension and before speaking the voice message.


Input: [Attribute] name* [Content]

Output: The Channel Name In its entirety (including the #)

Template:Infobox Channel/docs - XKCD Wiki


Input: [Attribute] server [Content]

Output: Server address. Will default to irc.foonetic.net

Template:Infobox Channel/docs - XKCD Wiki


Input: [Attribute] genre* [Content]

Output: The general genre of the channel

Template:Infobox Channel/docs - XKCD Wiki


Input: [Attribute] av_cont* [Content]

Output: The average contents of the channel

Template:Infobox Channel/docs - XKCD Wiki


Input: [Attribute] founder1...founder3 [Content]

Output: The channel founders. Only 3 allowed

Template:Infobox Channel/docs - XKCD Wiki


Input: [Attribute] admin1...admin4 [Content]

Output: The channel admins. Only 4 allowed

Template:Infobox Channel/docs - XKCD Wiki


Input: [Attribute] op1, op2...op25 [Content]

Output: The ops of the channel. up to 25 allowed

Template:Infobox Channel/docs - XKCD Wiki


Input: [Attribute] hop1, hop2...hop10 [Content]

Output: The half-ops of the channel. up to 10 allowed

Template:Infobox Channel/docs - XKCD Wiki


Input: [Attribute] bot1, bot2...bot10 [Content]

Output: The official bots of the channel. up to 10 allowed

Template:Infobox Channel/docs - XKCD Wiki


Input: [Name] startdate [Format] DATE [Default] date of today [Mandatory] TRUE [Description]

Output: Check in date

Tiket.com API Documentation | B2B API, not for the faint of heart


Input: [Name] night [Format] INT(5) [Default] 1 [Mandatory] TRUE [Description]

Output: Total night to stay

Tiket.com API Documentation | B2B API, not for the faint of heart


Input: [Name] enddate [Format] DATE [Default] date of tomorrow [Mandatory] TRUE [Description]

Output: Check out date

Tiket.com API Documentation | B2B API, not for the faint of heart


Input: [Name] room [Format] INT(5) [Default] 1 [Mandatory] TRUE [Description]

Output: Total room that will booked by customer

Tiket.com API Documentation | B2B API, not for the faint of heart


Input: [Name] adult [Format] INT(5) [Default] 2 [Mandatory] TRUE [Description]

Output: Total adult

Tiket.com API Documentation | B2B API, not for the faint of heart


Input: [Name] child [Format] INT(5) [Default] 0 [Description]

Output: Total child

Tiket.com API Documentation | B2B API, not for the faint of heart


Input: [Name] token [Format] CHAR(128) [Mandatory] TRUE [Description]

Output: for saving transaction that done by user

Tiket.com API Documentation | B2B API, not for the faint of heart


Input: [Attribute] scheme [Index] 0 [Value if not present] empty string [Value]

Output: URL scheme specifier

21.8. urllib.parse — Parse URLs into components — Python 3.5.0a4 documentation


Input: [Attribute] netloc [Index] 1 [Value if not present] empty string [Value]

Output: Network location part

21.8. urllib.parse — Parse URLs into components — Python 3.5.0a4 documentation


Input: [Attribute] path [Index] 2 [Value if not present] empty string [Value]

Output: Hierarchical path

21.8. urllib.parse — Parse URLs into components — Python 3.5.0a4 documentation


Input: [Attribute] params [Index] 3 [Value if not present] empty string [Value]

Output: Parameters for last path element

21.8. urllib.parse — Parse URLs into components — Python 3.5.0a4 documentation


Input: [Attribute] query [Index] 4 [Value if not present] empty string [Value]

Output: Query component

21.8. urllib.parse — Parse URLs into components — Python 3.5.0a4 documentation


Input: [Attribute] fragment [Index] 5 [Value if not present] empty string [Value]

Output: Fragment identifier

21.8. urllib.parse — Parse URLs into components — Python 3.5.0a4 documentation


Input: [Attribute] username [Value if not present] None [Value]

Output: User name

21.8. urllib.parse — Parse URLs into components — Python 3.5.0a4 documentation


Input: [Attribute] password [Value if not present] None [Value]

Output: Password

21.8. urllib.parse — Parse URLs into components — Python 3.5.0a4 documentation


Input: [Attribute] hostname [Value if not present] None [Value]

Output: Host name (lower case)

21.8. urllib.parse — Parse URLs into components — Python 3.5.0a4 documentation


Input: [Attribute] port [Value if not present] None [Value]

Output: Port number as integer, if present

21.8. urllib.parse — Parse URLs into components — Python 3.5.0a4 documentation


Input: [Description] Code Table Reference Number In The Form "C---" [Information]

Output: Code Table ID

PEIMS Data Standards Description of Codes

The code tables translate the code values and explain the translations where necessary. A description of the information to be found in each code table is as follows.


Input: [Description] Name Of The Code Table [Information]

Output: Name

PEIMS Data Standards Description of Codes


Input: [Description] Date The Code Was Published [Information]

Output: Date Issued

PEIMS Data Standards Description of Codes


Input: [Description] Date Of The Last Change To The Code Table [Information]

Output: Date Updated

PEIMS Data Standards Description of Codes


Input: [Description] A String Of Characters Which Represents The Translation [Information]

Output: Code

PEIMS Data Standards Description of Codes


Input: [Description] Meaning Of The Code [Information]

Output: Translation

PEIMS Data Standards Description of Codes


Input: [Character] ^9 or ^t [String]

Output: Tab

How to Replace Double Spaces with Single Spaces and Work Find and Replace Like a Ninja [MS Word 2013] - The UberReview


Input: [Character] ^11 or ^l [String]

Output: New line

How to Replace Double Spaces with Single Spaces and Work Find and Replace Like a Ninja [MS Word 2013] - The UberReview


Input: [Character] ^12 [String]

Output: Page or section break (Replaces a section break with a page break)

How to Replace Double Spaces with Single Spaces and Work Find and Replace Like a Ninja [MS Word 2013] - The UberReview


Input: [Character] ^13 or ^p [String]

Output: Carriage return/paragraph mark

How to Replace Double Spaces with Single Spaces and Work Find and Replace Like a Ninja [MS Word 2013] - The UberReview


Input: [Character] ^14 or ^n [String]

Output: Column break

How to Replace Double Spaces with Single Spaces and Work Find and Replace Like a Ninja [MS Word 2013] - The UberReview


Input: [Character] ? [String]

Output: Question mark

How to Replace Double Spaces with Single Spaces and Work Find and Replace Like a Ninja [MS Word 2013] - The UberReview


Input: [Character] ^- [String]

Output: Optional hyphen

How to Replace Double Spaces with Single Spaces and Work Find and Replace Like a Ninja [MS Word 2013] - The UberReview


Input: [Character] ^~ [String]

Output: Nonbreaking hyphen

How to Replace Double Spaces with Single Spaces and Work Find and Replace Like a Ninja [MS Word 2013] - The UberReview


Input: [Character] ^^ [String]

Output: Caret character

How to Replace Double Spaces with Single Spaces and Work Find and Replace Like a Ninja [MS Word 2013] - The UberReview


Input: [Character] ^+ [String]

Output: Em dash

How to Replace Double Spaces with Single Spaces and Work Find and Replace Like a Ninja [MS Word 2013] - The UberReview


Input: [Character] ^= [String]

Output: En dash

How to Replace Double Spaces with Single Spaces and Work Find and Replace Like a Ninja [MS Word 2013] - The UberReview


Input: [Character] ^m [String]

Output: Manual page break

How to Replace Double Spaces with Single Spaces and Work Find and Replace Like a Ninja [MS Word 2013] - The UberReview


Input: [Character] ^s [String]

Output: Nonbreaking space

How to Replace Double Spaces with Single Spaces and Work Find and Replace Like a Ninja [MS Word 2013] - The UberReview


Input: [Character] ^nnn [String]

Output: Where “n” is an ASCII character number

How to Replace Double Spaces with Single Spaces and Work Find and Replace Like a Ninja [MS Word 2013] - The UberReview


Input: [Character] ^0nnn [String]

Output: Where “n” is an ANSI character number

How to Replace Double Spaces with Single Spaces and Work Find and Replace Like a Ninja [MS Word 2013] - The UberReview


Input: [Description] Use microweave command? [Constant]

Output: ESCP_MICROWEAVE

PPD Compiler Driver Information File Reference

Table B-6, escp driver constants


Input: [Description] Are color jets staggered? [Constant]

Output: ESCP_STAGGER

PPD Compiler Driver Information File Reference

Table B-6, escp driver constants


Input: [Description] Use print mode command? [Constant]

Output: ESCP_ESCK

PPD Compiler Driver Information File Reference

Table B-6, escp driver constants


Input: [Description] Use extended unit commands? [Constant]

Output: ESCP_EXT_UNITS

PPD Compiler Driver Information File Reference

Table B-6, escp driver constants


Input: [Description] Use extended margin command? [Constant]

Output: ESCP_EXT_MARGINS

PPD Compiler Driver Information File Reference

Table B-6, escp driver constants


Input: [Description] Send USB packet mode escape [Constant]

Output: ESCP_USB

PPD Compiler Driver Information File Reference

Table B-6, escp driver constants


Input: [Description] Use page size command [Constant]

Output: ESCP_PAGE_SIZE

PPD Compiler Driver Information File Reference

Table B-6, escp driver constants


Input: [Description] Use ESC i graphics command [Constant]

Output: ESCP_RASTER_ESCI

PPD Compiler Driver Information File Reference

Table B-6, escp driver constants


Input: [Description] Use remote mode commands [Constant]

Output: ESCP_REMOTE

PPD Compiler Driver Information File Reference

Table B-6, escp driver constants


Input: [Description] Use auto-cutter command [Constant]

Output: ESCP_REMOTE_AC

PPD Compiler Driver Information File Reference

Table B-6, escp driver constants


Input: [Description] Use cutter-operation command [Constant]

Output: ESCP_REMOTE_CO

PPD Compiler Driver Information File Reference

Table B-6, escp driver constants


Input: [Description] Use media-position command [Constant]

Output: ESCP_REMOTE_EX

PPD Compiler Driver Information File Reference

Table B-6, escp driver constants


Input: [Description] Use media-size command [Constant]

Output: ESCP_REMOTE_MS

PPD Compiler Driver Information File Reference

Table B-6, escp driver constants


Input: [Description] Use media-type command [Constant]

Output: ESCP_REMOTE_MT

PPD Compiler Driver Information File Reference

Table B-6, escp driver constants


Input: [Description] Use paper-check command [Constant]

Output: ESCP_REMOTE_PC

PPD Compiler Driver Information File Reference

Table B-6, escp driver constants


Input: [Description] Use paper-thickness command [Constant]

Output: ESCP_REMOTE_PH

PPD Compiler Driver Information File Reference

Table B-6, escp driver constants


Input: [Description] Use paper-path command [Constant]

Output: ESCP_REMOTE_PP

PPD Compiler Driver Information File Reference

Table B-6, escp driver constants


Input: [Description] Use feed-sequence-0 command [Constant]

Output: ESCP_REMOTE_SN0

PPD Compiler Driver Information File Reference

Table B-6, escp driver constants


Input: [Description] Use platten-gap command [Constant]

Output: ESCP_REMOTE_SN1

PPD Compiler Driver Information File Reference

Table B-6, escp driver constants


Input: [Description] Use feed-sequence-2 command [Constant]

Output: ESCP_REMOTE_SN2

PPD Compiler Driver Information File Reference

Table B-6, escp driver constants


Input: [Description] Use eject-delay command [Constant]

Output: ESCP_REMOTE_SN6

PPD Compiler Driver Information File Reference

Table B-6, escp driver constants


Input: [Description] Use print-position command [Constant]

Output: ESCP_REMOTE_FP

PPD Compiler Driver Information File Reference

Table B-6, escp driver constants


Input: [LM#:] LAST-FIRST:

Output: ContainsEqualsStarts withMore thanLess thanBetweenEmptyDoesn't containDoesn't equalDoesn't start withIs not more thanIs not less thanIs not betweenIs not empty

ContainsEqualsStarts withMore thanLess thanBetweenEmptyDoesn't containDoesn't equalDoesn't start withIs not more thanIs not less thanIs not betweenIs not empty


Input: [LM#:] Bases and Squadrons:

Output: ContainsEqualsStarts withMore thanLess thanBetweenEmptyDoesn't containDoesn't equalDoesn't start withIs not more thanIs not less thanIs not betweenIs not empty

ContainsEqualsStarts withMore thanLess thanBetweenEmptyDoesn't containDoesn't equalDoesn't start withIs not more thanIs not less thanIs not betweenIs not empty


Input: [LM#:] Year(s):

Output: ContainsEqualsStarts withMore thanLess thanBetweenEmptyDoesn't containDoesn't equalDoesn't start withIs not more thanIs not less thanIs not betweenIs not empty

ContainsEqualsStarts withMore thanLess thanBetweenEmptyDoesn't containDoesn't equalDoesn't start withIs not more thanIs not less thanIs not betweenIs not empty


Input: [LM#:] K9 Name #:

Output: ContainsEqualsStarts withMore thanLess thanBetweenEmptyDoesn't containDoesn't equalDoesn't start withIs not more thanIs not less thanIs not betweenIs not empty

ContainsEqualsStarts withMore thanLess thanBetweenEmptyDoesn't containDoesn't equalDoesn't start withIs not more thanIs not less thanIs not betweenIs not empty


Input: [LM#:] DT KIA-LOD:

Output: EqualsMore thanLess thanBetweenEmptyDoesn't equalIs not more thanIs not less thanIs not betweenIs not empty

ContainsEqualsStarts withMore thanLess thanBetweenEmptyDoesn't containDoesn't equalDoesn't start withIs not more thanIs not less thanIs not betweenIs not empty


Input: [LM#:] DT RIP:

Output: EqualsMore thanLess thanBetweenEmptyDoesn't equalIs not more thanIs not less thanIs not betweenIs not empty

ContainsEqualsStarts withMore thanLess thanBetweenEmptyDoesn't containDoesn't equalDoesn't start withIs not more thanIs not less thanIs not betweenIs not empty


Input: [LM#:] ID:

Output: ContainsEqualsStarts withMore thanLess thanBetweenEmptyDoesn't containDoesn't equalDoesn't start withIs not more thanIs not less thanIs not betweenIs not empty

ContainsEqualsStarts withMore thanLess thanBetweenEmptyDoesn't containDoesn't equalDoesn't start withIs not more thanIs not less thanIs not betweenIs not empty


Input: [LM#:] UT:

Output: EqualsDoesn't equal TrueFalse

ContainsEqualsStarts withMore thanLess thanBetweenEmptyDoesn't containDoesn't equalDoesn't start withIs not more thanIs not less thanIs not betweenIs not empty


Input: [Rank Element] Inbound links: post url [Description] links to a post [Weighted Value] high [Metric Base] # count [Note] might age over time [Information Available?]

Output: yes

yes the kinds and numbers of comments others make on a bloggers' posts

Link Love Lost or How Social Gestures within Topic Groups are More Interesting Than Link Counts | Napsterization


Input: [Rank Element] Inbound links: blog url [Description] links to a blog [Weighted Value] low [Metric Base] # count [Note] might age over time [Information Available?]

Output: yes

yes the kinds and numbers of comments others make on a bloggers' posts

Link Love Lost or How Social Gestures within Topic Groups are More Interesting Than Link Counts | Napsterization


Input: [Rank Element] Comments to posts [Description] The kinds and numbers of comments others make on a bloggers' posts [Weighted Value] medium [Metric Base] ratios within topic/post [Note] . [Information Available?]

Output: yes the kinds and numbers of comments others make on a bloggers' posts

yes the kinds and numbers of comments others make on a bloggers' posts

Link Love Lost or How Social Gestures within Topic Groups are More Interesting Than Link Counts | Napsterization


Input: [Rank Element] Blog server logs [Description] expose how many readers and where they are coming from, though it's very rare that others can see this kind of information. There are places like Bloglines, Feedburner and Feedster that give some indication about how many readers there are. [Weighted Value] High [Metric Base] #'s [Note] information is not public except in rare cases, but could ask for a tool that would share certain parts and ask bloggers to post or send a portion of this information using a specific tool, for sharing [Information Available?]

Output: yes

yes the kinds and numbers of comments others make on a bloggers' posts

Link Love Lost or How Social Gestures within Topic Groups are More Interesting Than Link Counts | Napsterization


Input: [Rank Element] direct mentions without links [Description] direct mentions of a blog or blogger on other blogs (without necessarily linking) [Weighted Value] high [Metric Base] #'s [Note] might mean that mentions that intend *not* to link would use a link with a 'no-follow' tag [Information Available?]

Output: yes

yes the kinds and numbers of comments others make on a bloggers' posts

Link Love Lost or How Social Gestures within Topic Groups are More Interesting Than Link Counts | Napsterization


Input: [Rank Element] indirect mentions [Description] indirect mentions of a blog or blogger in terms of meme generation (HP algorithm) [Weighted Value] medium [Metric Base] #'s [Note] have data, but would have to perfect the meme generation algorithms HP developed 15 months ago [Information Available?]

Output: yes

yes the kinds and numbers of comments others make on a bloggers' posts

Link Love Lost or How Social Gestures within Topic Groups are More Interesting Than Link Counts | Napsterization


Input: [Rank Element] 2nd generation links [Description] links to linkers of a post or blogger [Weighted Value] high [Metric Base] #'s [Note] . [Information Available?]

Output: yes

yes the kinds and numbers of comments others make on a bloggers' posts

Link Love Lost or How Social Gestures within Topic Groups are More Interesting Than Link Counts | Napsterization


Input: [Rank Element] Subscribers [Description] the number of subscribers to ab RSS feed, which can also be found at Bloglines, and Feedburner if they were willing to share this, or from bloggers if we had reporting tools to install on an individual's blog [Weighted Value] high [Metric Base] #'s [Note] with appropriate tools and disclosure [Information Available?]

Output: yes

yes the kinds and numbers of comments others make on a bloggers' posts

Link Love Lost or How Social Gestures within Topic Groups are More Interesting Than Link Counts | Napsterization


Input: [Rank Element] time to read/length [Description] the time spend reading a post divided by the length of it [Weighted Value] medium [Metric Base] ratio [Note] would require length of time data on post click through, reporting tools and disclosure [Information Available?]

Output: no

yes the kinds and numbers of comments others make on a bloggers' posts

Link Love Lost or How Social Gestures within Topic Groups are More Interesting Than Link Counts | Napsterization


Input: [Rank Element] links to post and incoming traffic from them [Description] links readers click through from, and the traffic overall in a post where someone has linked through to a post [Weighted Value] medium [Metric Base] ratio: links/traffic [Note] requires reporting tools and disclosure [Information Available?]

Output: no

yes the kinds and numbers of comments others make on a bloggers' posts

Link Love Lost or How Social Gestures within Topic Groups are More Interesting Than Link Counts | Napsterization


Input: [Rank Element] links from post and outgoing traffic to them [Description] the links readers click through to, and the traffic overall from a post where someone has linked out to a post [Weighted Value] high [Metric Base] ratio: links/traffic [Note] requires reporting tools and disclosure [Information Available?]

Output: no

yes the kinds and numbers of comments others make on a bloggers' posts

Link Love Lost or How Social Gestures within Topic Groups are More Interesting Than Link Counts | Napsterization


Input: [Rank Element] topic frequency score [Description] degrees of topics communities: first degree ripples for bloggers in a community might be those who blog mostly about that topic and frequently (a ratio of posts to topics?), second degree might be those who blog sometimes about a topic, and third degree ripples might be those that blog infrequently about those topics [Weighted Value] high to low [Metric Base] score [Note] . [Information Available?]

Output: no

yes the kinds and numbers of comments others make on a bloggers' posts

Link Love Lost or How Social Gestures within Topic Groups are More Interesting Than Link Counts | Napsterization


Input: [Rank Element] outbound post links [Description] . [Weighted Value] high [Metric Base] #'s [Note] . [Information Available?]

Output: high

yes the kinds and numbers of comments others make on a bloggers' posts

Link Love Lost or How Social Gestures within Topic Groups are More Interesting Than Link Counts | Napsterization


Input: [Rank Element] outbound blogroll links [Description] . [Weighted Value] medium [Metric Base] #'s [Note] note: age out over time [Information Available?]

Output: yes

yes the kinds and numbers of comments others make on a bloggers' posts

Link Love Lost or How Social Gestures within Topic Groups are More Interesting Than Link Counts | Napsterization


Input: [Rank Element] emailed posts [Description] From referrer [Weighted Value] high [Metric Base] #'s [Note] need tools for referrer logs [Information Available?]

Output: maybe

yes the kinds and numbers of comments others make on a bloggers' posts

Link Love Lost or How Social Gestures within Topic Groups are More Interesting Than Link Counts | Napsterization


Input: [Rank Element] topic discussion [Description] key word analysis of topic and meme discussion around topics the blogger discusses that match frequent topic group discussion [Weighted Value] high [Metric Base] score [Note] . [Information Available?]

Output: no

yes the kinds and numbers of comments others make on a bloggers' posts

Link Love Lost or How Social Gestures within Topic Groups are More Interesting Than Link Counts | Napsterization


Input: [Rank Element] tagged urls [Description] tagged urls showing attention from del.icio.us, furl [Weighted Value] high [Metric Base] #'s [Note] description [Information Available?]

Output: yes

yes the kinds and numbers of comments others make on a bloggers' posts

Link Love Lost or How Social Gestures within Topic Groups are More Interesting Than Link Counts | Napsterization


Input: [Rank Element] Reputation scoring [Description] reputation scoring system rankings like syndic8te that rate rss feeds [Weighted Value] low [Metric Base] score [Note] . [Information Available?]

Output: yes

yes the kinds and numbers of comments others make on a bloggers' posts

Link Love Lost or How Social Gestures within Topic Groups are More Interesting Than Link Counts | Napsterization


Input: [Rank Element] tagged urls [Description] tagged urls embedded together within tag structures in blog posts [Weighted Value] medium [Metric Base] ratio of topics [Note] in a way, this sort of pointing with a tag attached could become a kind of topic measure, if we wanted to create a tag structure for that type of tagging from blog posts to other blogs or posts [Information Available?]

Output: yes

yes the kinds and numbers of comments others make on a bloggers' posts

Link Love Lost or How Social Gestures within Topic Groups are More Interesting Than Link Counts | Napsterization


Input: [Input] ticker [Output] ticker name currency number_public_shares highest_bid lowest_ask last_price volume_24h volume_5d volume_30d [Description] Returns a range of information about the security. NOTE: this function caches its answers for a period of 1 Minute, hence returned values might be upto 1 Minute old. [API Call]

Output: get_security_info


Input: [Input] List of ticker symbols with parameter name starting with ticker [Output] Same as get_security_info [Description] Returns a the same info as the API call get_security_info but for a number of securities if the paranmeter ticker is passed or for all securities if no parameter is passed. The call the function for e.g. 3 ticker symbols AAA, BBB and CCC use the following ticker1=AAA;ticker2=BBB;ticker3=CCC To API function looks for parameters passed that start with the text "ticker", note that the parameter names must be unique. NOTE: this function caches its answers for a period of 1 Minute, hence returned values might be upto 1 Minute old. [API Call]

Output: get_securities_info


Input: [Input] currency [Output] ticker name currency [Description] Returns a list of all securities listed under the specified currency. If no currency is passed as argument, then all securities are returned. NOTE: this function caches its answers for a period of 1 Minute, hence returned values might be upto 1 Minute old. [API Call]

Output: get_list_of_securities


Input: [Input] ticker One of the following: days after_id after_timestamp [Output] ticker name currency [Description] Returns a list of all dividends matching the selection criteria. [API Call]

Output: get_dividend_for_security


Input: [Input] ticker [Output] ticker Array of: quantity,unitprice [Description] Returns the complete orderbook of a security. [API Call]

Output: get_orderbook


Input: [Input] ticker [Output] ticker Array of: created at, otype,quantity, unitprice [Description] Returns the last 50 order executions. Otype=0 for buy, Otype=1 for sell. [API Call]

Output: get_history_last_50


Input: [Option] p [Description]

Output: Check for the file permissions of the selected files or directories.


Input: [Option] i [Description]

Output: Check for the inode number. Every filename has a unique inode number that should not change.


Input: [Option] n [Description]

Output: Check for the number of links pointing to the relevant file.


Input: [Option] u [Description]

Output: Check if the owner of the file has changed.


Input: [Option] g [Description]

Output: Check if the group of the file has changed.


Input: [Option] s [Description]

Output: Check if the file size has changed.


Input: [Option] b [Description]

Output: Check if the block count used by the file has changed.


Input: [Option] m [Description]

Output: Check if the modification time of the file has changed.


Input: [Option] c [Description]

Output: Check if the files access time has changed.


Input: [Option] md5 [Description]

Output: Check if the md5 checksum of the file has changed.


Input: [Option] sha1 [Description]

Output: Check if the sha1 (160 Bit) checksum of the file has changed.


Input: [Description] The type of archives list to display [Choices] yearly, monthly, weekly, daily, postbypost [Default Setting] postbypost [Option]

Output: type

Archives Shortcode — Support — WordPress.com


Input: [Description] How to display the archives list [Choices] option (drop-down menu), html (unordered list), custom (for use with the “before” and “after” parameters) [Default Setting] html [Option]

Output: format

Archives Shortcode — Support — WordPress.com


Input: [Description] The number of archive entries to display [Choices] Any valid number [Default Setting] No limit [Option]

Output: limit

Archives Shortcode — Support — WordPress.com


Input: [Description] Display post count of each archive entry [Choices] true, false [Default Setting] false [Option]

Output: showcount

Archives Shortcode — Support — WordPress.com


Input: [Description] Text to go before each archive entry [Choices] Any string of text or HTML tag from here [Default Setting] none [Option]

Output: before

Archives Shortcode — Support — WordPress.com


Input: [Description] Text to go after each archive entry [Choices] Any string of text or HTML tag from here [Default Setting] none [Option]

Output: after

Archives Shortcode — Support — WordPress.com


Input: [Description] Sort order [Choices] asc, desc [Default Setting] desc [Option]

Output: order

Archives Shortcode — Support — WordPress.com


Input: [Description] viewfile URL that will recover the file [Tag]

Output: %A_URL%


Input: [Description] Revision of this file [Tag]

Output: %A_REV%


Input: [Description] A file icon suitable for representing the attachment content [Tag]

Output: %A_ICON%


Input: [Description] The name of the file. To get the 'pub' url of the file, use %PUBURL%/%WEB%/%TOPIC%/%A_FILE% [Tag]

Output: %A_FILE%


Input: [Description] The size of the file [Tag]

Output: %A_SIZE%


Input: [Description] The date the file was uploaded [Tag]

Output: %A_DATE%


Input: [Description] The user who uploaded it [Tag]

Output: %A_USER%


Input: [Description] The comment they put in when uploading it [Tag]

Output: %A_COMMENT%


Input: [Description] The attributes of the file as seen on the upload screen e.g "h" for a hidden file [Tag]

Output: %A_ATTRS%


Input: [Key] 1&3 [Meeting Type]

Output: First & Third Tradition

Meetings | The North Atlanta Area of Narcotics Anonymous. Zona Norte Atlanta de Narcóticos Anónimos.


Input: [Key] 1st [Meeting Type]

Output: First Step

Meetings | The North Atlanta Area of Narcotics Anonymous. Zona Norte Atlanta de Narcóticos Anónimos.


Input: [Key] 3&5 [Meeting Type]

Output: Third & Fifth Traditions

Meetings | The North Atlanta Area of Narcotics Anonymous. Zona Norte Atlanta de Narcóticos Anónimos.


Input: [Key] 5&10 [Meeting Type]

Output: Fifth and Tenth Step

Meetings | The North Atlanta Area of Narcotics Anonymous. Zona Norte Atlanta de Narcóticos Anónimos.


Input: [Key] AB [Meeting Type]

Output: Ask It Basket

Meetings | The North Atlanta Area of Narcotics Anonymous. Zona Norte Atlanta de Narcóticos Anónimos.


Input: [Key] BS [Meeting Type]

Output: Book Study

Meetings | The North Atlanta Area of Narcotics Anonymous. Zona Norte Atlanta de Narcóticos Anónimos.


Input: [Key] BT [Meeting Type]

Output: Basic Text Study

Meetings | The North Atlanta Area of Narcotics Anonymous. Zona Norte Atlanta de Narcóticos Anónimos.


Input: [Key] C [Meeting Type]

Output: Closed (Addicts Only)

Meetings | The North Atlanta Area of Narcotics Anonymous. Zona Norte Atlanta de Narcóticos Anónimos.


Input: [Key] CC [Meeting Type]

Output: Chair's Choice

Meetings | The North Atlanta Area of Narcotics Anonymous. Zona Norte Atlanta de Narcóticos Anónimos.


Input: [Key] CD [Meeting Type]

Output: Closed Discussion (addicts only)

Meetings | The North Atlanta Area of Narcotics Anonymous. Zona Norte Atlanta de Narcóticos Anónimos.


Input: [Key] CL [Meeting Type]

Output: Candlelight

Meetings | The North Atlanta Area of Narcotics Anonymous. Zona Norte Atlanta de Narcóticos Anónimos.


Input: [Key] CS [Meeting Type]

Output: Closed Speaker (addicts only)

Meetings | The North Atlanta Area of Narcotics Anonymous. Zona Norte Atlanta de Narcóticos Anónimos.


Input: [Key] DM [Meeting Type]

Output: Daily Meditation

Meetings | The North Atlanta Area of Narcotics Anonymous. Zona Norte Atlanta de Narcóticos Anónimos.


Input: [Key] ES [Meeting Type]

Output: Hablamos Español/Spanish Speaking

Meetings | The North Atlanta Area of Narcotics Anonymous. Zona Norte Atlanta de Narcóticos Anónimos.


Input: [Key] H&W [Meeting Type]

Output: It Works, How and Why

Meetings | The North Atlanta Area of Narcotics Anonymous. Zona Norte Atlanta de Narcóticos Anónimos.


Input: [Key] IP [Meeting Type]

Output: Information Packet

Meetings | The North Atlanta Area of Narcotics Anonymous. Zona Norte Atlanta de Narcóticos Anónimos.


Input: [Key] LC [Meeting Type]

Output: Living Clean Study

Meetings | The North Atlanta Area of Narcotics Anonymous. Zona Norte Atlanta de Narcóticos Anónimos.


Input: [Key] LGBT [Meeting Type]

Output: LGBT Friendly

Meetings | The North Atlanta Area of Narcotics Anonymous. Zona Norte Atlanta de Narcóticos Anónimos.


Input: [Key] LS [Meeting Type]

Output: Literature Study

Meetings | The North Atlanta Area of Narcotics Anonymous. Zona Norte Atlanta de Narcóticos Anónimos.


Input: [Key] M [Meeting Type]

Output: Men's Topics

Meetings | The North Atlanta Area of Narcotics Anonymous. Zona Norte Atlanta de Narcóticos Anónimos.


Input: [Key] Mix [Meeting Type]

Output: Mixed Format

Meetings | The North Atlanta Area of Narcotics Anonymous. Zona Norte Atlanta de Narcóticos Anónimos.


Input: [Key] NC [Meeting Type]

Output: Newcomer

Meetings | The North Atlanta Area of Narcotics Anonymous. Zona Norte Atlanta de Narcóticos Anónimos.


Input: [Key] OD [Meeting Type]

Output: Open Discussion

Meetings | The North Atlanta Area of Narcotics Anonymous. Zona Norte Atlanta de Narcóticos Anónimos.


Input: [Key] OS [Meeting Type]

Output: Open Speaker

Meetings | The North Atlanta Area of Narcotics Anonymous. Zona Norte Atlanta de Narcóticos Anónimos.


Input: [Key] QA [Meeting Type]

Output: Question and Answer

Meetings | The North Atlanta Area of Narcotics Anonymous. Zona Norte Atlanta de Narcóticos Anónimos.


Input: [Key] SM [Meeting Type]

Output: Smoking

Meetings | The North Atlanta Area of Narcotics Anonymous. Zona Norte Atlanta de Narcóticos Anónimos.


Input: [Key] SS [Meeting Type]

Output: Step Study

Meetings | The North Atlanta Area of Narcotics Anonymous. Zona Norte Atlanta de Narcóticos Anónimos.


Input: [Key] T [Meeting Type]

Output: Teen/Young People

Meetings | The North Atlanta Area of Narcotics Anonymous. Zona Norte Atlanta de Narcóticos Anónimos.


Input: [Key] TD [Meeting Type]

Output: Topic Discussion

Meetings | The North Atlanta Area of Narcotics Anonymous. Zona Norte Atlanta de Narcóticos Anónimos.


Input: [Key] TS [Meeting Type]

Output: Tradition Study

Meetings | The North Atlanta Area of Narcotics Anonymous. Zona Norte Atlanta de Narcóticos Anónimos.


Input: [Key] W [Meeting Type]

Output: Women's Topics

Meetings | The North Atlanta Area of Narcotics Anonymous. Zona Norte Atlanta de Narcóticos Anónimos.


Input: [Key] WA [Meeting Type]

Output: Wheelchair Accessible

Meetings | The North Atlanta Area of Narcotics Anonymous. Zona Norte Atlanta de Narcóticos Anónimos.


Input: [Key] WS [Meeting Type]

Output: Workshop

Meetings | The North Atlanta Area of Narcotics Anonymous. Zona Norte Atlanta de Narcóticos Anónimos.


Input: [Keyword argument] vertex_color [Purpose] Color of the vertex [Attribute name]

Output: color

Tutorial — python-igraph 0.6 documentation


Input: [Keyword argument] vertex_label [Purpose] Label of the vertex [Attribute name]

Output: label

Tutorial — python-igraph 0.6 documentation


Input: [Keyword argument] vertex_label_angle [Purpose] The placement of the vertex label on the circle around the vertex. This is an angle in radians, with zero belonging to the right side of the vertex. [Attribute name]

Output: label_angle

Tutorial — python-igraph 0.6 documentation


Input: [Keyword argument] vertex_label_color [Purpose] Color of the vertex label [Attribute name]

Output: label_color

Tutorial — python-igraph 0.6 documentation


Input: [Keyword argument] vertex_label_dist [Purpose] Distance of the vertex label from the vertex itself, relative to the vertex size [Attribute name]

Output: label_dist

Tutorial — python-igraph 0.6 documentation


Input: [Keyword argument] vertex_label_size [Purpose] Font size of the vertex label [Attribute name]

Output: label_size

Tutorial — python-igraph 0.6 documentation


Input: [Keyword argument] vertex_order [Purpose] Drawing order of the vertices. Vertices with a smaller order parameter will be drawn first. [Attribute name]

Output: order

Tutorial — python-igraph 0.6 documentation


Input: [Keyword argument] vertex_shape [Purpose] Shape of the vertex. Known shapes are: rectangle, circle, hidden, triangle-up, triangle-down. Several aliases are also accepted, see drawing.known_shapes. [Attribute name]

Output: shape

Tutorial — python-igraph 0.6 documentation


Input: [Keyword argument] vertex_size [Purpose] Size of the vertex in pixels [Attribute name]

Output: size

Tutorial — python-igraph 0.6 documentation


Input: [Parameter] action_save=1 [Description]

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


Input: [Parameter] action_quietsave=1 [Description]

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


Input: [Parameter] action_checkpoint [Description]

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


Input: [Parameter] action_cancel [Description]

Output: exit without save, return to view


Input: [Parameter] action_preview [Description]

Output: preview edited text


Input: [Parameter] action_addform [Description]

Output: Redirect to the "change form" page.


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

Output: Redirect to the "change form" page.


Input: [Parameter] action_delRev [Description]

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


Input: [Parameter] action_repRev [Description]

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


Input: [Parameter] onlynewtopic [Description]

Output: If set, error if topic already exists


Input: [Parameter] onlywikiname [Description]

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


Input: [Parameter] dontnotify [Description]

Output: if defined, suppress change notification


Input: [Parameter] templatetopic [Description]

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


Input: [Parameter] text [Description]

Output: New text of the topic


Input: [Parameter] forcenewrevision [Description]

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


Input: [Parameter] topicparent [Description]

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


Input: [Parameter] formtemplate [Description]

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


Input: [Parameter] editaction [Description]

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


Input: [Parameter] originalrev [Description]

Output: Revision on which the edit started.


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

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


Input: [Parameter] editparams [Description]

Output: The parameter string to use to edit the topic


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

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


Input: [Field Name] player_outlooks [Description]

Output: The outlook data root node

Delivering Content - CBSSports.com Development Center


Input: [Field Name] player_outlooks/@sport [Description]

Output: The CBS Interactive sports code for the sport covered by the outlooks

Delivering Content - CBSSports.com Development Center


Input: [Field Name] player_outlooks/@timestamp (optional) [Description]

Output: The timestamp of the outlook record in UNIX timestamp format. If you omit the timestamp field, the upload date and time will be used as the timestamp.

Delivering Content - CBSSports.com Development Center


Input: [Field Name] player_outlooks/player_outlook [Description]

Output: The outlook for the player, as plain ASCII text. Any links or other HTML codes will be stripped from the field on submission. Any non-ASCII characters will cause an exception and must be fixed before your submission is accepted. Newlines in the text will be retained. A warning will be issued if anything is stripped from the content, but the content record will be accepted, in its stripped form.

Delivering Content - CBSSports.com Development Center


Input: [Field Name] player_outlooks/player_outlook/@player_id [Description]

Output: The CBS Interactive player ID for the player whose outlook is being given.

Delivering Content - CBSSports.com Development Center


Input: [Field Name] player_outlooks/player_outlook/@timestamp (optional) [Description]

Output: The timestamp of the player record in UNIX timestamp format. If you omit the timestamp field, the upload date and time will be used as the timestamp.

Delivering Content - CBSSports.com Development Center


Input: [0] Find next [Mac] Cmd + G [Windows / Linux]

Output: Ctrl + G


Input: [0] Find previous [Mac] Cmd + Shift + G [Windows / Linux]

Output: Ctrl + Shift + G


Input: [0] Open a new window in Incognito mode [Mac] Cmd + Shift + N [Windows / Linux]

Output: Ctrl + Shift + N


Input: [0] Toggle Bookmarks bar on and off [Mac] Cmd + Shift + B [Windows / Linux]

Output: Ctrl + Shift + B


Input: [0] View the History page [Mac] Cmd + Y [Windows / Linux]

Output: Ctrl + H


Input: [0] View the Downloads page [Mac] Cmd + Shift + J [Windows / Linux]

Output: Ctrl + J


Input: [0] View the Task Manager [Mac] Shift + ESC [Windows / Linux]

Output: Shift + ESC


Input: [0] Next page in a tabs browsing history [Mac] Alt + Right [Windows / Linux]

Output: Alt + Right


Input: [0] Previous page in a tabs browsing history [Mac] Backspace, Alt + Left [Windows / Linux]

Output: Backspace, Alt + Left


Input: [0] Highlight content in the web address area [Mac] Cmd + L, Alt + D [Windows / Linux]

Output: F6, Ctrl + L, Alt + D


Input: [0] Places a ? in the address bar for performing a keyword search using your default search engine [Mac] Cmd + K, Cmd + E [Windows / Linux]

Output: Ctrl + K, Ctrl + E


Input: [Modern Web Examples] the intended conceptual target of a hypertext reference [Data Element]

Output: resource

Fielding Dissertation: CHAPTER 5: Representational State Transfer (REST)

Table 5-1: REST Data Elements


Input: [Modern Web Examples] URL, URN [Data Element]

Output: resource identifier

Fielding Dissertation: CHAPTER 5: Representational State Transfer (REST)

Table 5-1: REST Data Elements


Input: [Modern Web Examples] HTML document, JPEG image [Data Element]

Output: representation

Fielding Dissertation: CHAPTER 5: Representational State Transfer (REST)

Table 5-1: REST Data Elements


Input: [Modern Web Examples] media type, last-modified time [Data Element]

Output: representation metadata

Fielding Dissertation: CHAPTER 5: Representational State Transfer (REST)

Table 5-1: REST Data Elements


Input: [Modern Web Examples] source link, alternates, vary [Data Element]

Output: resource metadata

Fielding Dissertation: CHAPTER 5: Representational State Transfer (REST)

Table 5-1: REST Data Elements


Input: [Modern Web Examples] if-modified-since, cache-control [Data Element]

Output: control data

Fielding Dissertation: CHAPTER 5: Representational State Transfer (REST)

Table 5-1: REST Data Elements


Input: [Interface] A class may inherit several interfaces. [Abstract class] A class may inherit only one abstract class. [Feature]

Output: Multiple inheritance

C# - Difference between Abstract class and Interface in Asp.Net - ASP.NET,C#.NET,VB.NET,JQuery,JavaScript,Gridview,SQL Server,Ajax,SSRS, XML examples


Input: [Interface] An interface cannot provide any code, just the signature. [Abstract class] An abstract class can provide complete, default code and/or just the details that have to be overridden. [Feature]

Output: Default implementation

C# - Difference between Abstract class and Interface in Asp.Net - ASP.NET,C#.NET,VB.NET,JQuery,JavaScript,Gridview,SQL Server,Ajax,SSRS, XML examples


Input: [Interface] An interface cannot have access modifiers for the subs, functions, properties etc everything is assumed as public [Abstract class] An abstract class can contain access modifiers for the subs, functions, properties [Feature]

Output: Access Modfiers

C# - Difference between Abstract class and Interface in Asp.Net - ASP.NET,C#.NET,VB.NET,JQuery,JavaScript,Gridview,SQL Server,Ajax,SSRS, XML examples


Input: [Interface] Interfaces are used to define the peripheral abilities of a class. In other words both Human and Vehicle can inherit from a IMovable interface. [Abstract class] An abstract class defines the core identity of a class and there it is used for objects of the same type. [Feature]

Output: Core VS Peripheral

C# - Difference between Abstract class and Interface in Asp.Net - ASP.NET,C#.NET,VB.NET,JQuery,JavaScript,Gridview,SQL Server,Ajax,SSRS, XML examples


Input: [Interface] If various implementations only share method signatures then it is better to use Interfaces. [Abstract class] If various implementations are of the same kind and use common behaviour or status then abstract class is better to use. [Feature]

Output: Homogeneity

C# - Difference between Abstract class and Interface in Asp.Net - ASP.NET,C#.NET,VB.NET,JQuery,JavaScript,Gridview,SQL Server,Ajax,SSRS, XML examples


Input: [Interface] Requires more time to find the actual method in the corresponding classes. [Abstract class] Fast [Feature]

Output: Speed

C# - Difference between Abstract class and Interface in Asp.Net - ASP.NET,C#.NET,VB.NET,JQuery,JavaScript,Gridview,SQL Server,Ajax,SSRS, XML examples


Input: [Interface] If we add a new method to an Interface then we have to track down all the implementations of the interface and define implementation for the new method. [Abstract class] If we add a new method to an abstract class then we have the option of providing default implementation and therefore all the existing code might work properly. [Feature]

Output: Adding functionality (Versioning)

C# - Difference between Abstract class and Interface in Asp.Net - ASP.NET,C#.NET,VB.NET,JQuery,JavaScript,Gridview,SQL Server,Ajax,SSRS, XML examples


Input: [Interface] No fields can be defined in interfaces [Abstract class] An abstract class can have fields and constrants defined [Feature]

Output: Fields and Constants

C# - Difference between Abstract class and Interface in Asp.Net - ASP.NET,C#.NET,VB.NET,JQuery,JavaScript,Gridview,SQL Server,Ajax,SSRS, XML examples


Input: [Explanation] Parses strings representing System.Types to actual System.Types and the other way around. [Type]

Output: RuntimeTypeConverter


Input: [Explanation] Capable of resolving strings to a System.IO.FileInfo object. [Type]

Output: FileInfoConverter


Input: [Explanation] Capable of resolving a comma-delimited list of strings to a string-array and vice versa. [Type]

Output: StringArrayConverter


Input: [Explanation] Capable of resolving a string representation of a Uri to an actual Uri-object. [Type]

Output: UriConverter


Input: [Explanation] Capable of resolving a string representation of a credential for Web client authentication into an instance of System.Net.ICredentials [Type]

Output: CredentialConverter


Input: [Explanation] Capable of resolving Spring IResource Uri (string) to its corresponding InputStream-object. [Type]

Output: StreamConverter


Input: [Explanation] Capable of resolving Spring IResource Uri (string) to an IResource object. [Type]

Output: ResourceConverter


Input: [Explanation] Capable of resolving a two part string (resource name, assembly name) to a System.Resources.ResourceManager object. [Type]

Output: ResourceManagerConverter


Input: [Explanation] Capable of resolving a comma separated list of Red, Green, Blue integer values to a System.Drawing.Color structure. [Type]

Output: RgbColorConverter


Input: [Explanation] Capable of resolving a string into an instance of an object that implements the IExpression interface. [Type]

Output: ExpressionConverter


Input: [Explanation] Capable of resolving an XML formatted string to a Specialized.NameValueCollection [Type]

Output: NameValueConverter


Input: [Explanation] Capable of resolving a string into an instance of Regex [Type]

Output: RegexConverter


Input: [Explanation] Capable of resolving a string into a Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKey object. [Type]

Output: RegistryKeyConverter


Input: [№] 1 [Functions]

Output: Assign points to voted user


Input: [№] 2 [Functions]

Output: Ability to grant voting access only to registered users


Input: [№] 3 [Functions]

Output: Ability to use additional voting items in article


Input: [№] 4 [Functions]

Output: Assign points to author of article dependently on user's rate


Input: [№] 5 [Functions]

Output: Ability to restrict the self rating to authors


Input: [№] 6 [Functions]

Output: Ability to Show/Hide slogan ( Be the First to Rate this Item! )


Input: [ExtraPointsVote] Free Download [ExtraPointsVote Pro] $9.99 USD Download * [Functions]

Output: Price: authorization required *


Input: [Characteristic] Data types [XML] Does not provide any notion of data types. One must rely on XML Schema for adding type information. [JSON]

Output: Provides scalar data types and the ability to express structured data through arrays and objects.


Input: [Characteristic] Support for arrays [XML] Arrays have to be expressed by conventions, for example through the use of an outer placeholder element that models the arrays contents as inner elements. Typically, the outer element uses the plural form of the name used for inner elements. [JSON]

Output: Native array support.


Input: [Characteristic] Support for objects [XML] Objects have to be expressed by conventions, often through a mixed use of attributes and elements. [JSON]

Output: Native object support.


Input: [Characteristic] Null support [XML] Requires use of xsi:nil on elements in an XML instance document plus an import of the corresponding namespace. [JSON]

Output: Natively recognizes the null value.


Input: [Characteristic] Comments [XML] Native support and usually available through APIs. [JSON]

Output: Not supported.


Input: [Characteristic] Namespaces [XML] Supports namespaces, which eliminates the risk of name collisions when combining documents. Namespaces also allow existing XML-based standards to be safely extended. [JSON]

Output: No concept of namespaces. Naming collisions are usually avoided by nesting objects or using a prefix in an object member name (the former is preferred in practice).


Input: [Characteristic] Formatting decisions [XML] Complex. Requires a greater effort to decide how to map application types to XML elements and attributes. Can create heated debates whether an element-centric or attribute-centric approach is better. [JSON]

Output: Simple. Provides a much more direct mapping for application data. The only exception may be the absence of date/time literal.


Input: [Characteristic] Size [XML] Documents tend to be lengthy in size, especially when an element-centric approach to formatting is used. [JSON]

Output: Syntax is very terse and yields formatted text where most of the space is consumed (rightly so) by the represented data.


Input: [Characteristic] Parsing in JavaScript [XML] Requires an XML DOM implementation and additional application code to map text back into JavaScript objects. [JSON]

Output: No additional application code required to parse text; can use JavaScript's eval function.


Input: [Characteristic] Learning curve [XML] Generally tends to require use of several technologies in concert: XPath, XML Schema, XSLT, XML Namespaces, the DOM, and so on. [JSON]

Output: Very simple technology stack that is already familiar to developers with a background in JavaScript or other dynamic programming languages.


Input: [filename] ap flow bw.xls [0]

Output: Accounts Payable Flow Diagram


Input: [filename] invproc [number] AP-1000 [0]

Output: Accounts Payable Processing


Input: [filename] invproc [number] AP-1100 [0]

Output: Payment Request Processing


Input: [filename] invproc [number] AP-1110 [0]

Output: Payment Request Review


Input: [filename] invproc [number] AP-1120 [0]

Output: Payment Request Batching


Input: [filename] vendmstr [number] AP-2000 [0]

Output: Vendor Master File


Input: [filename] vendmstr [number] AP-2100 [0]

Output: Vendor Master File Maintenance


Input: [filename] vmmform [number] AP-2110 [0]

Output: Vendor Master Update Requests


Input: [filename] vendnum [number] AP-2120 [0]

Output: Vendor Number Assignment


Input: [filename] vendins [number] AP-2200 [0]

Output: Vendor Insurance


Input: [filename] vndrcert [number] AP-2210 [0]

Output: Initiate Vendor Insurance Summary Form


Input: [filename] vndrcert [number] AP-2220 [0]

Output: Process Vendor Insurance Certificate


Input: [filename] vndrins [number] AP-2230 [0]

Output: Vendor Insurance Invoice Review


Input: [filename] manlchek [number] AP-3000 [0]

Output: Cash Disbursements


Input: [filename] autocks [number] AP-3100 [0]

Output: Automated Check Processing


Input: [filename] autocks [number] AP-3110 [0]

Output: Voucher Adjustments


Input: [filename] autocks [number] AP-3120 [0]

Output: Automated Check Printing


Input: [filename] wrtmnlck [number] AP-3200 [0]

Output: Manual Check Disbursements


Input: [filename] wrtmnlck [number] AP-3210 [0]

Output: Producing Manual Checks


Input: [filename] bchmnlck [number] AP-3220 [0]

Output: Batch Manual Checks


Input: [filename] cksig [number] AP-3400 [0]

Output: Check Signing Requirements


Input: [filename] autocks [number] AP-3500 [0]

Output: Prepare Checks for Signature


Input: [filename] invfile [number] AP-4100 [0]

Output: Vendor Invoice Filing


Input: [Description] Customize the returned data. Choose from Object (array of data), URL (string), or ID (int) [Name]

Output: Return value


Input: [Description] Customize the image size is displayed when editing a post [Name]

Output: Preview Size


Input: [Description] Limit the image selection to only those that have been uploaded to this post, or the entire library [Name]

Output: Library


Input: [Description] Add upload validation for minimum width px (int), height px (int) and filesize MB (int). The filesize may also be entered as a string containing the unit. eg. `’400 KB’. Added in v5.1.9 [Name]

Output: Minimum


Input: [Description] Add upload validation for maximum width, height and filesize. Added in v5.1.9 [Name]

Output: Maximum


Input: [Description] Add upload validation for specific file types. Enter a comma seperated list to specify which file types are allowed or leave blank for all types. Added in v5.1.9 [Name]

Output: Allowed file types


Input: [File name] etlframe.h [Usage] ETL (EmEditor Template Library) header [Need to edit?]

Output: No

How to Make EmEditor Plug-ins - EmEditor (text editor)


Input: [File name] hello.h [Usage] Hello World plug-in implementation file [Need to edit?]

Output: Yes

How to Make EmEditor Plug-ins - EmEditor (text editor)


Input: [File name] plugin.h [Usage] EmEditor plug-in header [Need to edit?]

Output: No

How to Make EmEditor Plug-ins - EmEditor (text editor)


Input: [File name] resource.h [Usage] Hello World plug-in resource file [Need to edit?]

Output: Yes

How to Make EmEditor Plug-ins - EmEditor (text editor)


Input: [File name] stdafx.h [Usage] Precompile header [Need to edit?]

Output: Maybe

How to Make EmEditor Plug-ins - EmEditor (text editor)


Input: [File name] bitmap1.bmp [Usage] Toolbar button bitmap (16 colors, 16×16 pixels) [Need to edit?]

Output: Yes

How to Make EmEditor Plug-ins - EmEditor (text editor)


Input: [File name] hello.rc [Usage] Hello World plug-in resource [Need to edit?]

Output: Yes

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Input: [File name] hello.cpp [Usage] Hello World plug-in implementation file [Need to edit?]

Output: Maybe

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Input: [File name] hello.def [Usage] Definition file [Need to edit?]

Output: No

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Input: [Property] width [Possible Values] auto (default) number of pixels percentage [What it Does]

Output: Controls the width of a section

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Input: [Property] height [Possible Values] auto (default) number of pixels percentage [What it Does]

Output: Controls the height of a section

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Input: [Property] border-color [Possible Values] default text color (default) color name [What it Does]

Output: Controls the border color of a section

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Input: [Property] border-style [Possible Values] none (default) solid double [What it Does]

Output: Controls the style of a border

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Input: [Property] border-width [Possible Values] undefined (default) number of pixels thin medium thick [What it Does]

Output: Controls the width of a border

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Input: [Property] border-top-width [Possible Values] medium (default) number of pixels thin thick [What it Does]

Output: Controls the width of a border side

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Input: [Property] border-left-width [Possible Values] medium (default) number of pixels thin thick [What it Does]

Output: Controls the width of a border side

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Input: [Property] border-right-width [Possible Values] medium (default) number of pixels thin thick [What it Does]

Output: Controls the width of a border side

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Input: [Property] border-bottom-width [Possible Values] medium (default) number of pixels thin thick [What it Does]

Output: Controls the width of a border side

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Input: [Property] margin-top [Possible Values] 0 (default) number of pixels percentage [What it Does]

Output: Controls the width of a margin from the specified side

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Input: [Property] margin-left [Possible Values] 0 (default) number of pixels percentage [What it Does]

Output: Controls the width of a margin from the specified side

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Input: [Property] margin-right [Possible Values] 0 (default) number of pixels percentage [What it Does]

Output: Controls the width of a margin from the specified side

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Input: [Property] margin-bottom [Possible Values] 0 (default) number of pixels percentage [What it Does]

Output: Controls the width of a margin from the specified side

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Input: [Property] padding-top [Possible Values] 0 (default) number of pixels percentage [What it Does]

Output: Controls the amount of padding from the specified side

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Input: [Property] padding-left [Possible Values] 0 (default) number of pixels percentage [What it Does]

Output: Controls the amount of padding from the specified side

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Input: [Property] padding-right [Possible Values] 0 (default) number of pixels percentage [What it Does]

Output: Controls the amount of padding from the specified side

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Input: [Property] padding-bottom [Possible Values] 0 (default) number of pixels percentage [What it Does]

Output: Controls the amount of padding from the specified side

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Input: [Property] float [Possible Values] none (default) left right [What it Does]

Output: Controls the floating of a section

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Input: [Property] clear [Possible Values] none (default) left right [What it Does]

Output: Defines whether a section disallows other sections on its sides

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Input: [Description] The name of the column [Attribute]

Output: name

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Object attributes


Input: [Description] Original column name if an alias was specified [Attribute]

Output: orgname

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Object attributes


Input: [Description] The name of the table this field belongs to (if not calculated) [Attribute]

Output: table

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Object attributes


Input: [Description] Original table name if an alias was specified [Attribute]

Output: orgtable

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Object attributes


Input: [Description] The default value for this field, represented as a string [Attribute]

Output: def

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Object attributes


Input: [Description] The maximum width of the field for the result set. [Attribute]

Output: max_length

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Object attributes


Input: [Description] The width of the field, as specified in the table definition. [Attribute]

Output: length

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Object attributes


Input: [Description] The character set number for the field. [Attribute]

Output: charsetnr

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Object attributes


Input: [Description] An integer representing the bit-flags for the field. [Attribute]

Output: flags

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Object attributes


Input: [Description] The data type used for this field [Attribute]

Output: type

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Input: [Description] The number of decimals used (for numeric fields) [Attribute]

Output: decimals

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Object attributes


Input: [Value] 0 or 1 [Default] 1 [Command-line example] arrows=1 [Description] Use arrows for navigation [Parameter]

Output: arrows

Photogallery Script - Create HTML image gallery from JPGs

Photogallery parameters


Input: [Value] Color name or code [Default] #fff0f0 [Command-line example] background=white [Description] Background color [Parameter]

Output: background

Photogallery Script - Create HTML image gallery from JPGs

Photogallery parameters


Input: [Value] Color name or code [Default] darkmagenta [Command-line example] color=blue [Description] Foreground text color [Parameter]

Output: color

Photogallery Script - Create HTML image gallery from JPGs

Photogallery parameters


Input: [Value] filename [Default] (none) [Command-line example] copyright=copyright.txt [Description] For bottom of each sub-page [Parameter]

Output: copyright

Photogallery Script - Create HTML image gallery from JPGs

Photogallery parameters


Input: [Value] 0 or 1 [Default] 0 [Command-line example] dontenlarge=1 [Description] When resizing don't enlarge [Parameter]

Output: dontenlarge

Photogallery Script - Create HTML image gallery from JPGs

Photogallery parameters


Input: [Value] 0 or 1 [Default] 0 [Command-line example] enlargebutton=1 [Description] Display an Enlarge button [Parameter]

Output: enlargebutton

Photogallery Script - Create HTML image gallery from JPGs

Photogallery parameters


Input: [Value] filename [Default] (none) [Command-line example] favicon=favicon.ico [Description] Shortcut icon for web browser [Parameter]

Output: favicon

Photogallery Script - Create HTML image gallery from JPGs

Photogallery parameters


Input: [Value] 0 or 1 [Default] 0 [Command-line example] fixfilenames=1 [Description] Normalize image file names [Parameter]

Output: fixfilenames

Photogallery Script - Create HTML image gallery from JPGs

Photogallery parameters


Input: [Value] filename [Default] (none) [Command-line example] copyright=../head.html [Description] For top of index page [Parameter]

Output: head

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Photogallery parameters


Input: [Value] number of pixels [Default] 160 [Command-line example] height=200 [Description] Height for thumbnails [Parameter]

Output: height

Photogallery Script - Create HTML image gallery from JPGs

Photogallery parameters


Input: [Value] (none) [Default] (none) [Command-line example] help [Description] List command-line options [Parameter]

Output: help

Photogallery Script - Create HTML image gallery from JPGs

Photogallery parameters


Input: [Value] filename [Default] IMAGES [Command-line example] imagesfile=newimages [Description] Name for alternative IMAGES file [Parameter]

Output: imagesfile

Photogallery Script - Create HTML image gallery from JPGs

Photogallery parameters


Input: [Value] filename [Default] index.html [Command-line example] imagegallery.html [Description] Name of gallery main page [Parameter]

Output: indexfile

Photogallery Script - Create HTML image gallery from JPGs

Photogallery parameters


Input: [Value] English or Spanish [Default] English [Command-line example] language=spanish [Description] Language for navigation [Parameter]

Output: language

Photogallery Script - Create HTML image gallery from JPGs

Photogallery parameters


Input: [Value] 0 or 1 [Default] 1 [Command-line example] linktonext=1 [Description] Click-on-image action (OBSOLETE) [Parameter]

Output: linktonext

Photogallery Script - Create HTML image gallery from JPGs

Photogallery parameters


Input: [Value] 0 or 1 [Default] 0 [Command-line example] noarrows=0 [Description] Use words for navigation [Parameter]

Output: noarrows

Photogallery Script - Create HTML image gallery from JPGs

Photogallery parameters


Input: [Value] 0 or 1 [Default] 1 [Command-line example] noscale=0 [Description] 1=don't scale, 0=scale [Parameter]

Output: noscale

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Photogallery parameters


Input: [Value] filename [Default] PARAMS [Command-line example] paramsfile=newparams [Description] Name for alternative PARAMS file [Parameter]

Output: paramsfile

Photogallery Script - Create HTML image gallery from JPGs

Photogallery parameters


Input: [Value] octal number [Default] 664 [Command-line example] permisssions=644 [Description] Permissions for gallery files [Parameter]

Output: permissions

Photogallery Script - Create HTML image gallery from JPGs

Photogallery parameters


Input: [Value] number of pixels [Default] 740 [Command-line example] resize=0 [Description] 0 means don't resize [Parameter]

Output: resize

Photogallery Script - Create HTML image gallery from JPGs

Photogallery parameters


Input: [Value] directory path [Default] none [Command-line example] root=. [Description] See Advanced Use [Parameter]

Output: root

Photogallery Script - Create HTML image gallery from JPGs

Photogallery parameters


Input: [Value] 0 or 1 [Default] 0 [Command-line example] scale=1 [Description] 1=scale, 0=don't scale [Parameter]

Output: scale

Photogallery Script - Create HTML image gallery from JPGs

Photogallery parameters


Input: [Value] 0, 1, or 2 [Default] 0 [Command-line example] sort=1 [Description] 0=no, 1=yes, 2=reverse [Parameter]

Output: sort

Photogallery Script - Create HTML image gallery from JPGs

Photogallery parameters


Input: [Value] string [Default] same as title [Command-line example] shorttitle="Parade" [Description] Short title for sub-pages [Parameter]

Output: shorttitle

Photogallery Script - Create HTML image gallery from JPGs

Photogallery parameters


Input: [Value] filename [Default] (none) [Command-line example] stylesheet=mygallery.css [Description] External cascading style sheet file [Parameter]

Output: stylesheet

Photogallery Script - Create HTML image gallery from JPGs

Photogallery parameters


Input: [Value] filename [Default] (none) [Command-line example] copyright=../tail.html [Description] For bottom of index page [Parameter]

Output: tail

Photogallery Script - Create HTML image gallery from JPGs

Photogallery parameters


Input: [Value] string [Default] (none) [Command-line example] title="Mexican Parade" [Description] Title of the gallery [Parameter]

Output: title

Photogallery Script - Create HTML image gallery from JPGs

Photogallery parameters


Input: [Command-line example] uplink=../index.html [Description] Where uplink should link to [Parameter]

Output: uplink

Photogallery Script - Create HTML image gallery from JPGs

Photogallery parameters


Input: [Value] (none) [Default] (none) [Command-line example] version [Description] Show script version [Parameter]

Output: version

Photogallery Script - Create HTML image gallery from JPGs

Photogallery parameters


Input: [Menu item] Undo, Redo [Description]

Output: WED supports multiple levels of undo/redo for map items. Undo/redo is not available for text editing; instead, simply finish the text edit and then undo.

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Input: [Menu item] Cut, Copy, Paste [Description]

Output: Only available for text editing.

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Input: [Menu item] Clear [Description]

Output: Deletes the selection

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Input: [Menu item] Duplicate [Description]

Output: Duplicates the selection. Note that this works for hierarchy items, so you can duplicate whole groups of items in the hierarchy pane.

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Input: [Menu item] Group, Ungroup [Description]

Output: These group the selection in the hierarchy pane, or break apart any group that is selected.

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Input: [Menu item] Split [Description]

Output: Introduces split points into any side of a polygon or line whose end-points are selected.

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Input: [Menu item] Merge [Description]

Output: Merges two selected ATC network nodes into a single node, connecting the incoming routes of both.

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Input: [Menu item] Reverse [Description]

Output: Reverses the winding direction of a polygon. Note that if a polygon is right-side out and is reversed, it will be inside-out and stop rendering.

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Input: [Menu item] Rotate [Description]

Output: Rotates the order of sides on a polygon, which can change the position of facade sides and markings.

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Input: [Menu item] Crop Unselected [Description]

Output: Deletes every unselected element from the WED project. Parents and children of the selected elements in the hierarchy are kept.

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Input: [Menu item] Move First, Move Up, Move Down, Move Last [Description]

Output: Change the ordering of the selected object in the hierarchy pane (e.g., selecting move first will cause the selected element to be highest in whatever group it is in).

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Input: [conversion_type] d [Argument Type] int [Output Format]

Output: Signed decimal number


Input: [conversion_type] u [Argument Type] unsigned int [Output Format]

Output: Unsigned decimal number


Input: [conversion_type] o [Argument Type] unsigned int [Output Format]

Output: Unsigned octal number


Input: [conversion_type] x [Argument Type] unsigned int [Output Format]

Output: Unsigned hexadecimal number using 0123456789abcdef


Input: [conversion_type] X [Argument Type] unsigned int [Output Format]

Output: Unsigned hexadecimal number using 0123456789ABCEDF


Input: [conversion_type] f [Argument Type] double [Output Format]

Output: Floating-point number using the format [-]dddd.dddd


Input: [conversion_type] e [Argument Type] double [Output Format]

Output: Floating-point number using the format [-]d.dddde[-]dd


Input: [conversion_type] E [Argument Type] double [Output Format]

Output: Floating-point number using the format [-]d.ddddE[-]dd


Input: [conversion_type] g [Argument Type] double [Output Format]

Output: Floating-point number using either e or f format, whichever is more compact for the specified value and precision


Input: [conversion_type] c [Argument Type] int [Output Format]

Output: int is converted to an unsigned char, and the resulting character is written


Input: [conversion_type] s [Argument Type] char * [Output Format]

Output: String with a terminating null character


Input: [conversion_type] p [Argument Type] void * [Output Format]

Output: Pointer value, the X format is used


Input: [conversion_type] % [Output Format]

Output: A % is written. No argument is converted. The complete conversion specification shall be %%.


Input: [errorName] NotImplemented [Description]

Output: Method name is not recognized.


Input: [errorName] NotSupported [Description]

Output: Method name is recognized but not supported by the receiver.


Input: [errorName] InternalError [Description]

Output: An internal error occured and the receiver is not able to complete the operation.


Input: [errorName] ProtocolError [Description]

Output: Sender's message does not comply with protocol specification.


Input: [errorName] SecurityError [Description]

Output: Sender failed authentication or is not authorized to use the requested operation.


Input: [errorName] FormationViolation [Description]

Output: Sender's message is not well-formed.


Input: [errorName] PropertyConstraintViolation [Description]

Output: A property name in sender's message is not conform to the PDU structure.


Input: [errorName] OccurenceConstraintViolation [Description]

Output: Sender's message violates occurence constraints.


Input: [errorName] TypeConstraintViolation [Description]

Output: Sender's message violates data type constraints.


Input: [errorName] GenericError [Description]

Output: Other error.


Input: [Key] asset_id [Required] False [Note] If passed, ignores other params. Up to 50 can be passed [Type]

Output: ID / Array


Input: [Key] type [Required] False [Note] See above for valid types [Type]

Output: String


Input: [Key] tag [Required] False [Type]

Output: String / Array


Input: [Key] private [Required] False [Note] Ignored if not provided [Type]

Output: Boolean


Input: [Key] limit [Required] False [Note] Default is 10, Max 50 [Type]

Output: Integer


Input: [Key] skip [Required] False [Note] Default is 0 (first asset) [Type]

Output: Integer


Input: [Command] Title [Requirements*] Limit to 150 characters [Example] [Title] Race IAT [Function]

Output: Specifies title of IAT (displayed on intro screen and appears in output)


Input: [Command] Stimuli-1 Label [Requirements*] Limit to 40 characters [Example] [Stimuli-1 Label] Positive Words [Function]

Output: Label of first category of IAT text stimuli


Input: [Command] Stimuli-2 Label [Requirements*] Limit to 40 characters [Example] [Stimuli-2 Label] Negative Words [Function]

Output: Label of second category of IAT text stimuli


Input: [Command] Stimuli-1 [Requirements*] Limit to 50 characters [Example] [Stimuli-1] Joy [Function]

Output: Word stimuli to be included as part of the first category of text stimuli


Input: [Command] Stimuli-2 [Requirements*] Limit to 50 characters [Example] [Stimuli-2] Agony [Function]

Output: Word stimuli to be included as part of the second category of text stimuli


Input: [Command] Stage-X Trials [Requirements*] Must be a positive integer. Must have 5 such commands, one per stage. [Example] [Stage-2 Trials] 50 [Function]

Output: Number of trials for Stage X. Replace "X" with the stage/block number.


Input: [Function] CALL [Funktion] AUFRUFEN [Description]

Output: Calls a procedure in a dynamic link library or code resource

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Input: [Function] EUROCONVERT [Funktion] EUROCONVERT [Description]

Output: Converts a number to euros, converts a number from euros to a euro member currency, or converts a number from one euro member currency to another by using the euro as an intermediary (triangulation)

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Input: [Function] GETPIVOTDATA [Funktion] PIVOTDATENZUORDNEN [Description]

Output: Returns data stored in a PivotTable report

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Input: [Function] REGISTER.ID [Funktion] REGISTER.KENNUMMER [Description]

Output: Returns the register ID of the specified dynamic link library (DLL) or code resource that has been previously registered

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Input: [Function] SQL.REQUEST [Funktion] SQL.REQUEST [Description]

Output: Connects with an external data source and runs a query from a worksheet, then returns the result as an array without the need for macro programming

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Input: [Function] CUBEKPIMEMBER [Funktion] CUBEKPIELEMENT [Description]

Output: Returns a key performance indicator (KPI) name, property, and measure, and displays the name and property in the cell. A KPI is a quantifiable measurement, such as monthly gross profit or quarterly employee turnover, used to monitor an organization's performance.

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Input: [Function] CUBEMEMBER [Funktion] CUBEELEMENT [Description]

Output: Returns a member or tuple in a cube hierarchy. Use to validate that the member or tuple exists in the cube.

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Input: [Function] CUBEMEMBERPROPERTY [Funktion] CUBEELEMENTEIGENSCHAFT [Description]

Output: Returns the value of a member property in the cube. Use to validate that a member name exists within the cube and to return the specified property for this member.

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Input: [Function] CUBERANKEDMEMBER [Funktion] CUBERANGELEMENT [Description]

Output: Returns the nth, or ranked, member in a set. Use to return one or more elements in a set, such as the top sales performer or top 10 students.

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Input: [Function] CUBESET [Funktion] CUBEMENGE [Description]

Output: Defines a calculated set of members or tuples by sending a set expression to the cube on the server, which creates the set, and then returns that set to Microsoft Office Excel.

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Input: [Function] CUBESETCOUNT [Funktion] CUBEMENGENANZAHL [Description]

Output: Returns the number of items in a set.

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Input: [Function] CUBEVALUE [Funktion] CUBEWERT [Description]

Output: Returns an aggregated value from a cube.

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Input: [Function] DAVERAGE [Funktion] DBMITTELWERT [Description]

Output: Returns the average of selected database entries

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Input: [Function] DCOUNT [Funktion] DBANZAHL [Description]

Output: Counts the cells that contain numbers in a database

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Input: [Function] DCOUNTA [Funktion] DBANZAHL2 [Description]

Output: Counts nonblank cells in a database

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Input: [Function] DGET [Funktion] DBAUSZUG [Description]

Output: Extracts from a database a single record that matches the specified criteria

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Input: [Function] DMAX [Funktion] DBMAX [Description]

Output: Returns the maximum value from selected database entries

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Input: [Function] DMIN [Funktion] DBMIN [Description]

Output: Returns the minimum value from selected database entries

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Input: [Function] DPRODUCT [Funktion] DBPRODUKT [Description]

Output: Multiplies the values in a particular field of records that match the criteria in a database

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Input: [Function] DSTDEV [Funktion] DBSTDABW [Description]

Output: Estimates the standard deviation based on a sample of selected database entries

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Input: [Function] DSTDEVP [Funktion] DBSTDABWN [Description]

Output: Calculates the standard deviation based on the entire population of selected database entries

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Input: [Function] DSUM [Funktion] DBSUMME [Description]

Output: Adds the numbers in the field column of records in the database that match the criteria

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Input: [Function] DVAR [Funktion] DBVARIANZ [Description]

Output: Estimates variance based on a sample from selected database entries

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Input: [Function] DVARP [Funktion] DBVARIANZEN [Description]

Output: Calculates variance based on the entire population of selected database entries

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Input: [Function] DATE [Funktion] DATUM [Description]

Output: Returns the serial number of a particular date

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Input: [Function] DATEVALUE [Funktion] DATWERT [Description]

Output: Converts a date in the form of text to a serial number

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Input: [Function] DAY [Funktion] TAG [Description]

Output: Converts a serial number to a day of the month

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Input: [Function] DAYS360 [Funktion] TAGE360 [Description]

Output: Calculates the number of days between two dates based on a 360-day year

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Input: [Function] EDATE [Funktion] EDATUM [Description]

Output: Returns the serial number of the date that is the indicated number of months before or after the start date

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Input: [Function] EOMONTH [Funktion] MONATSENDE [Description]

Output: Returns the serial number of the last day of the month before or after a specified number of months

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Input: [Function] HOUR [Funktion] STUNDE [Description]

Output: Converts a serial number to an hour

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Input: [Function] MINUTE [Funktion] MINUTE [Description]

Output: Converts a serial number to a minute

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Input: [Function] MONTH [Funktion] MONAT [Description]

Output: Converts a serial number to a month

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Input: [Function] NETWORKDAYS [Funktion] NETTOARBEITSTAGE [Description]

Output: Returns the number of whole workdays between two dates

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Input: [Function] NOW [Funktion] JETZT [Description]

Output: Returns the serial number of the current date and time

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Input: [Function] SECOND [Funktion] SEKUNDE [Description]

Output: Converts a serial number to a second

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Input: [Function] TIME [Funktion] ZEIT [Description]

Output: Returns the serial number of a particular time

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Input: [Function] TIMEVALUE [Funktion] ZEITWERT [Description]

Output: Converts a time in the form of text to a serial number

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Input: [Function] TODAY [Funktion] HEUTE [Description]

Output: Returns the serial number of today's date

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Input: [Function] WEEKDAY [Funktion] WOCHENTAG [Description]

Output: Converts a serial number to a day of the week

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Input: [Function] WEEKNUM [Funktion] KALENDERWOCHE [Description]

Output: Converts a serial number to a number representing where the week falls numerically with a year

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Input: [Function] WORKDAY [Funktion] ARBEITSTAG [Description]

Output: Returns the serial number of the date before or after a specified number of workdays

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Input: [Function] YEAR [Funktion] JAHR [Description]

Output: Converts a serial number to a year

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Input: [Function] YEARFRAC [Funktion] BRTEILJAHRE [Description]

Output: Returns the year fraction representing the number of whole days between start_date and end_date

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Input: [Function] BESSELI [Funktion] BESSELI [Description]

Output: Returns the modified Bessel function In(x)

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Input: [Function] BESSELJ [Funktion] BESSELJ [Description]

Output: Returns the Bessel function Jn(x)

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Input: [Function] BESSELK [Funktion] BESSELK [Description]

Output: Returns the modified Bessel function Kn(x)

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Input: [Function] BESSELY [Funktion] BESSELY [Description]

Output: Returns the Bessel function Yn(x)

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Input: [Function] BIN2DEC [Funktion] BININDEZ [Description]

Output: Converts a binary number to decimal

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Input: [Function] BIN2HEX [Funktion] BININHEX [Description]

Output: Converts a binary number to hexadecimal

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Input: [Function] BIN2OCT [Funktion] BININOKT [Description]

Output: Converts a binary number to octal

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Input: [Function] COMPLEX [Funktion] KOMPLEXE [Description]

Output: Converts real and imaginary coefficients into a complex number

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Input: [Function] CONVERT [Funktion] UMWANDELN [Description]

Output: Converts a number from one measurement system to another

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Input: [Function] DEC2BIN [Funktion] DEZINBIN [Description]

Output: Converts a decimal number to binary

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Input: [Function] DEC2HEX [Funktion] DEZINHEX [Description]

Output: Converts a decimal number to hexadecimal

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Input: [Function] DEC2OCT [Funktion] DEZINOKT [Description]

Output: Converts a decimal number to octal

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Input: [Function] DELTA [Funktion] DELTA [Description]

Output: Tests whether two values are equal

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Input: [Function] ERF [Funktion] GAUSSFEHLER [Description]

Output: Returns the error function

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Input: [Function] ERFC [Funktion] GAUSSFKOMPL [Description]

Output: Returns the complementary error function

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Input: [Function] GESTEP [Funktion] GGANZZAHL [Description]

Output: Tests whether a number is greater than a threshold value

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Input: [Function] HEX2BIN [Funktion] HEXINBIN [Description]

Output: Converts a hexadecimal number to binary

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Input: [Function] HEX2DEC [Funktion] HEXINDEZ [Description]

Output: Converts a hexadecimal number to decimal

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Input: [Function] HEX2OCT [Funktion] HEXINOKT [Description]

Output: Converts a hexadecimal number to octal

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Input: [Function] IMABS [Funktion] IMABS [Description]

Output: Returns the absolute value (modulus) of a complex number

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Input: [Function] IMAGINARY [Funktion] IMAGINÄRTEIL [Description]

Output: Returns the imaginary coefficient of a complex number

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Input: [Function] IMARGUMENT [Funktion] IMARGUMENT [Description]

Output: Returns the argument theta, an angle expressed in radians

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Input: [Function] IMCONJUGATE [Funktion] IMKONJUGIERTE [Description]

Output: Returns the complex conjugate of a complex number

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Input: [Function] IMCOS [Funktion] IMCOS [Description]

Output: Returns the cosine of a complex number

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Input: [Function] IMDIV [Funktion] IMDIV [Description]

Output: Returns the quotient of two complex numbers

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Input: [Function] IMEXP [Funktion] IMEXP [Description]

Output: Returns the exponential of a complex number

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Input: [Function] IMLN [Funktion] IMLN [Description]

Output: Returns the natural logarithm of a complex number

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Input: [Function] IMLOG10 [Funktion] IMLOG10 [Description]

Output: Returns the base-10 logarithm of a complex number

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Input: [Function] IMLOG2 [Funktion] IMLOG2 [Description]

Output: Returns the base-2 logarithm of a complex number

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Input: [Function] IMPOWER [Funktion] IMAPOTENZ [Description]

Output: Returns a complex number raised to an integer power

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Input: [Function] IMPRODUCT [Funktion] IMPRODUKT [Description]

Output: Returns the product of complex numbers

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Input: [Function] IMREAL [Funktion] IMREALTEIL [Description]

Output: Returns the real coefficient of a complex number

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Input: [Function] IMSIN [Funktion] IMSIN [Description]

Output: Returns the sine of a complex number

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Input: [Function] IMSQRT [Funktion] IMWURZEL [Description]

Output: Returns the square root of a complex number

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Input: [Function] IMSUB [Funktion] IMSUB [Description]

Output: Returns the difference between two complex numbers

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Input: [Function] IMSUM [Funktion] IMSUMME [Description]

Output: Returns the sum of complex numbers

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Input: [Function] OCT2BIN [Funktion] OKTINBIN [Description]

Output: Converts an octal number to binary

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Input: [Function] OCT2DEC [Funktion] OKTINDEZ [Description]

Output: Converts an octal number to decimal

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Input: [Function] OCT2HEX [Funktion] OKTINHEX [Description]

Output: Converts an octal number to hexadecimal

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Input: [Function] ACCRINT [Funktion] AUFGELZINS [Description]

Output: Returns the accrued interest for a security that pays periodic interest

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Input: [Function] ACCRINTM [Funktion] AUFGELZINSF [Description]

Output: Returns the accrued interest for a security that pays interest at maturity

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Input: [Function] AMORDEGRC [Funktion] AMORDEGRK [Description]

Output: Returns the depreciation for each accounting period by using a depreciation coefficient

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Input: [Function] AMORLINC [Funktion] AMORLINEARK [Description]

Output: Returns the depreciation for each accounting period

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Input: [Function] COUPDAYBS [Funktion] ZINSTERMTAGVA [Description]

Output: Returns the number of days from the beginning of the coupon period to the settlement date

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Input: [Function] COUPDAYS [Funktion] ZINSTERMTAGE [Description]

Output: Returns the number of days in the coupon period that contains the settlement date

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Input: [Function] COUPDAYSNC [Funktion] ZINSTERMTAGNZ [Description]

Output: Returns the number of days from the settlement date to the next coupon date

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Input: [Function] COUPNCD [Funktion] ZINSTERMNZ [Description]

Output: Returns the next coupon date after the settlement date

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Input: [Function] COUPNUM [Funktion] ZINSTERMZAHL [Description]

Output: Returns the number of coupons payable between the settlement date and maturity date

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Input: [Function] COUPPCD [Funktion] ZINSTERMVZ [Description]

Output: Returns the previous coupon date before the settlement date

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Input: [Function] CUMIPMT [Funktion] KUMZINSZ [Description]

Output: Returns the cumulative interest paid between two periods

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Input: [Function] CUMPRINC [Funktion] KUMKAPITAL [Description]

Output: Returns the cumulative principal paid on a loan between two periods

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Input: [Function] DB [Funktion] GDA2 [Description]

Output: Returns the depreciation of an asset for a specified period by using the fixed-declining balance method

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Input: [Function] DDB [Funktion] GDA [Description]

Output: Returns the depreciation of an asset for a specified period by using the double-declining balance method or some other method that you specify

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