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The following fields are available on each contact card: card:The following fields are available on each c 33 Photo: You can associate a photo with eachacontact. with each contact. You can photoassociate photo 33 Name: The name field is really two fields, First Name and Last Name, combined into a single, more readable entry. You can also optionally specify Middle Name, Nickname, Title, Company, and Suffi x fields as part of the name. 33 Phone number(s): Every contact can have multiple phone numbers associated with it, including one mobile phone, two home phones, two work phones, and phone numbers for company, pager, home fax, and work fax. 33 E-mail: Likewise, each contact can be configured with multiple e-mail addresses, including those for personal, work, and other. 33 Ringtone: You can assign a custom ringtone to any contact. This is a nice way to customize the phone, since you can tell who s calling based on which ringtone sounds.

because it applied the principles we have been discussing.8 The project provides a vivid illustration of the power of business and technical integration and the rewards of viewing risks as opportunities in work clothes. The book is a thought-provoking story of the recovery of gold from a ship, the Central America, that sank in the deep ocean (8,000 feet or 2,440 meters). Treasure hunters typically work in an undisciplined fashion with no detailed project plan. In stark contrast, Tommy Thompson, the entrepreneur and project manager, ran the multiyear recovery project in a very businesslike and structured way, as carefully described by Kinder. There were few guidelines from prior projects as to how to proceed and there were many obstacles to success that demanded the highest technical, cost, and schedule performance: The challenge of finding the ship, with no precise recorded location at the time it sank in one of the nineteenth century s worst hurricanes. The challenge of designing recovery equipment when deep-sea experts insisted, it cannot be done. Expert opinion in the mid-1980s, when this project took place, was that deep-sea recovery would cost hundreds of millions of dollars with little chance of success. Thompson s project cost less than $15 million. To achieve this, the project had to be managed as a business venture. Investors expected a clear accounting for their funds and a positive return on their investment. The project required secrecy and precise scheduling since other ventures were actively trying to beat Thompson to the gold. Although Thompson did not use our terminology, he intuitively recognized the need for an incremental development with periodic decision gates. His intuitive process was tailored to his specific objectives and he practiced the principles of our model: an integrated project management and systems engineering process applied effectively without drowning in administrative details.

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#! /bin/csh -f # # script to do daily backup of active partitions set me = basename $0 set rm = /bin/rm set mt = /usr/bin/mt set day = date +%a set date = date +%Y.%m.%d set bserver = spoon # backup server set device = /dev/rmt/0n set echo = /usr/bin/echo (date ; echo ${me}: sleeping for two (2) hours ; sleep 7200 ; date ; echo ) ##################################################################### ## ## local - no need to use rsh set i = spoon ufsdump 0usf 311220 $device /home ##################################################################### ## ## remote set i = www rsh $i ufsdump 0usf 311220 ${bserver}:${device} /WWW ##################################################################### ## ## remote set i = remhost2 rsh $i ufsdump 0usf 311220 ${bserver}:${device} /var rsh $i ufsdump 0usf 311220 ${bserver}:${device} /etc ##################################################################### ## ## cleanup $mt -f $device rew $mt -f $device offline $echo Please switch tape in DLT drive | mailx -s Backup Complete $sysadmin

With this level of understanding, every measure of system performance will make sense and contribute to your picture of the system s overall health. In the real world, however, extremely few system administrators have time to become performance experts. They are often responsible for so many systems and so many tasks that the bulk of their time is spent firefighting. Even so, armed with a basic understanding of how systems work and focusing in on a small selection of performance statistics, it s possible to identify the cause of any system slowdown and determine what action to take. Before we get into tools and commands used to monitor and analyze performance, let s briefly examine the concept of a performance bottleneck and how it helps add focus to performance management.

around Mw = 2600. This peak corresponds to polysilanes of various molecular weights, indicating CPS polymerization. The GPC measurements were also used to control and optimize the molecular weight distribution of the polysilanes, which signi cantly affects the wettability of the precursor solution to a glass substrate.

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This makeover uses em units for fonts. An em is a unit of measurement that is relative to the current font. 1em is the size of the block that is needed to contain all of the characters in the font. Since a capital M is often the largest sized character in Latinbased alphabets, you can often think of 1em as the equivalent of the width of a capital M. Therefore, when it comes to designing your Web page, you can think of 1em as equal to the capital M of the default browser font, which is usually set to medium text by users (which is 16 pixels in size). However, a 16-pixel font is simply too large for visually appealing, welldesigned Web sites. Therefore, you need to reset the base font size to a lower number.

communication with the modem. Once communication is verified, entries for your users to dial should be added to the /etc/remote file. Although we briefly discussed this file in the preceding section, here is a more indepth look at the /etc/remote file and the settings for dialing out. The attributes that can be set in the file are shown in Table 16.5. Setting up entries in /etc/remote for dialing out is fairly simple. For example, if you want to set up the phone number for Acme Widgets, 212-555-1234, using /dev/cua/a, you can create the following entry in /etc/remote:

The South African province of Eastern Cape is tasked with providing reliable transportation for hundreds of thousands of fans travelling to watch the World Cup in 2010. This small local government department in South Africa has selected WordPress to do it.

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Protected Mode uses a trio of Windows Vista s new security technologies including User Account Control, Mandatory Integrity Control, and User Interface Privilege Isolation (see 11). Under Protected Mode, the IE process runs with low rights no matter what level of security the user s account is set with even administrators accounts are affected. Thus, if a Web site somehow exploits an IE7+ flaw and runs unauthorized code, it wouldn t be able to do much at all. It couldn t install software, for example, or perform critical alterations to the registry.

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