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A form template has a .xsn file extension. A locally saved XML document created from a form template has a .xml file extension. At the time of writing, a trial version of InfoPath 2003 is available from www.microsoft .com/office/infopath/prodinfo/trial.mspx.

In some situations, particularly with notebook computers that contain sensitive data, you may want to force the use of EFS. Because encryption and decryption happen transparently to the user, forcing the use of EFS doesn t affect the user in any way and ensures that if a notebook is stolen, then the les on it are relatively safe from compromise. To force EFS use, format the drives on the computer by using NTFS. Apply object permissions to folders to prevent the user from storing documents in any folder other than those you con gure for encryption. You may restrict the user to only working within the My Documents folder, for example, setting permissions on all other folders to prevent the user from creating documents in them. Then con gure My Documents for encryption. Secure the default recovery key if present on the computer by exporting it and then removing the certi cate from the computer.

Figure 43-4: The Edit Relationship dialog The Edit Relationship dialog can also be accessed by double-clicking an existing relationship, by right-clicking the diagram, and from toolbar and menu selections. Be sure to define all relationships, including relationships between different columns of the fact table and the same dimension table (e.g., OrderDate and ShipDate both relate to the Time dimension table), as this enables role-playing dimension functionality when a cube is created.

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There is a bit of odd functionality here. If you have the time bar selected and press the spacebar, the time bar advances one second. If you need to access View Orientation instead of advancing a second, first click in the graphics window or the timeline area to clear the selection before pressing the spacebar.

In addition to being feature-based, SolidWorks is also history based. To show the process history, there is a panel to the left side of the SolidWorks window called the FeatureManager. The FeatureManager keeps a list of the features in the order in which you have added them. It also enables you to reorder items in the tree (in effect, to change history). Because of this, the order in which you perform operations is important. For example, consider Figure 1.16. This model was created by the following process, left to right starting with the top row:

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