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1. Open the assembly from the CD-ROM called 17 Tutorial.sldasm. 2. Make sure that the Toolbox Browser is turned on by selecting Tools Add-Ins Toolbox Toolbox Browser. 3. Expand the Task pane, found on the right side of the graphics window, and display the Design Library panel, which contains the Toolbox icon. Expand the ANSI Inch standard, and the Bolts and Screws folder, and finally click the Hex Head bolt, as shown in Figure 17.32 on the left. Drag-and-drop the hex head bolt into the indicated hole. It snaps into place because of the Mate Reference that is used on the Toolbox part. Use the settings shown in the PropertyManager to size the bolt.

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Maintains a proper view of cluster membership Forces a faulty node to leave the cluster until it is repaired Prevents partitioning of the cluster that could lead to the kind of troubles (e.g., split brain) described earlier

Be sure to select the right album to avoid confusion. If you mislabel an album that Media Player didn t recognize by choosing the wrong one from its online search, your music library as shown in Media Player won t be accurate.

FIGURE 28.11 You can configure Internet Explorer to load faster by using a blank page as your home page.

Measurement of the spot size, so crucial for the operation of microfocus sources, is not trivial and care needs to be taken in its de nition. There are two measurement methods that can be adopted. The rst is to use a small pinhole (5 m) in a heavy metal substrate (e.g. platinum) to create a pinhole camera image of the source on an imaging device. The second is to use a wire or knife-edge of heavy metal (e.g. platinum or tungsten) to cast a shadow on such an imaging device. In the former technique (Figure 2.1.5), a pinhole is used to project an image of the X-ray source onto an imaging device with source to specimen distance a and specimen to detector distance b typically, a = 12 mm, b = 250 mm.

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XP requires close to an hour to install XP uses the Recovery Console XP uses hardware profiles XP has a one-way firewall (inbound only) Start menus expand to three columns XP has a shutdown menu XP has nothing like this continued

The brute-force method of auditing data uses a trigger on every table, which examines every column using the updated() function and writes any changes to the audit table. The insert statement joins the Inserted and Deleted tables to correctly handle multiplerow inserts and updates. The join is a left outer join so that an insert operation, with only rows in the Inserted table, can still be recorded. The join is also restricted with a theta join condition so that when a multiple-row update only affects some of the rows for a given column, only those rows that are actually changed are recorded to the audit trail. For an example of a fixed audit-trail trigger, the following code audits the Product table for the OBXKites database: