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Table 2.1 shows the amplitude ratio (AR), gain and phase angle values for frequencies on either side of = 1/T radians per second. We can now plot the results for gain and phase angle against frequency as shown in Figure 2.20. Note that the gain curve is asymptotic to zero dB for low frequencies and asymptotic to 1/TD (an integrator) at the higher frequencies which is a straight line with a slope of 6 0 dB/octave. These asymptotes meet at = 1/T radians per second. This frequency is referred to as the bandwidth or break frequency of the rstorder lag. The plotting convention used in the above gure shows the phase lag increasing upwards on the graph. This is opposite to the traditional convention used by most textbooks since it can be argued that phase Table 2.1 First-order lag frequency response

As the right-click menu in Figure 9.12 indicates, you can apply the selected theme just to the current report (Apply Theme to this Object Only), all reports (Apply Theme to All Matching Objects), or all forms and reports in the application (Make This Theme the Database Default). There s even an option to add the theme as a button to the Quick Access toolbar, an extremely useful option for selectively applying the theme to other objects in the database.

ach of the three parts of IR Definition, Delivery, and Dialogue overlaps in a cycle that supports management s objective of continuously defining and effectively communicating its value to The Street. A lot of intelligent planning and effort are needed for a company to build bridges with the institutional community, and once these bridges are established, the company should do everything it can to maintain them. A misguided estimate, a misspoken word, or a mishandled situation can break a company s valuation in one shot. Dialogue continues the conversations that were positioned in the definition stage and planted in the delivery stage and helps companies react to events on a day-to-day basis. The dialogue stage calls on IR to be flexible and adapt quickly to the ebbs and flows of the capital markets. The following chapters cover dialogue and include ways in which IR should help management: Maintain and build relationships with the sell- and buy-sides. Maintaining relationships can only come once management understands the delicate interaction on The Street between companies, the sell-side, and the buy-side. Once established, however, effective ties to The Street should position management to build long-term credibility. New relationships are also a part of this section as IR reactively manages inquiries from investors and analysts who have shown an interest in the business. Meet The Street. The second part of Dialogue includes non-deal road shows (one-on-ones), company visits, teach-ins, and conferences. Conduct effective event management, which discusses information flow and how the proper information is critical to plotting short- or longterm strategy or reacting to positive or negative events. In this case, the issues are not only third-party information systems but also investor perception and feedback.

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As an alternative to adding a program, you can click Add port to add a specific port to the list. The Add a Port dialog box shown in Figure 7.8 opens. Type a name of your own choosing for the port. Then specify the required port number and protocol. You should be able to get that information from whatever documentation you re using to get the program to work on your system. FIGURE 7.8

If you select an object and open its Properties dialog box, the Display Properties, Rendering Control, and Motion Blur sections each have a button that can toggle between ByLayer and ByObject. If ByObject is selected, then the options are enabled and you can set them for the object in the Properties dialog box, but if the ByLayer option is selected, then the settings are determined by the setting defined for all objects in the layer in the Layer Manager. The settings in the Preference Settings dialog box set the ByLayer option as the default for new objects and new lights. You also have an option to propagate all unhide and unfreeze commands to the layer. You can select Propagate, Do Not Propagate, or Ask.

To fix the problem with the Search Companion, follow these steps: 1. Click the Start button and choose Run, or press +R. 2. Type regedit in the Run dialog box and press Enter. 3. Locate, and click on, the following registry key:

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Note The network manager can automatically attempt to restart servers that failed, giving your rendering farm much more stability.