Part V in .NET

Build DataMatrix in .NET Part V

The Tail router distributes the labels for the protected LSP-Path (the 10x labels) toward the HE router when signaling the protected LSP. After the protected LSP-Path is established, because one-to-one link protection is desired, the PLR signals the detour LSP to the MP router. The MP distributes the labels (the 20x labels) toward the PLR. It also programs a swap entry in the data plane to swap label 200 to label 100 of the protected

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The lpr command is used to print files from the shell. You can use lpr to print whether the LPRng or CUPS print service is being used. If you have a file already formatted, use lpr to print it. For example, if you have a PostScript output file (file.ps) and you want to print it to your PostScript printer, use the following command line:

Linking to dBASE and FoxPro databases (tables)

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Changing the type of the toolbar from the default Menu Bar to Popup raises a message warning you that you must edit the menu items in the Shortcut Menus Custom section. Shortcut Menus is a standard Access 2002 toolbar, as shown in Figure 32-25. When you click on Shortcut Menus, a list of all menu bars appears on a command bar. By selecting any of these menu items, such as Database, Filter, or Form (which are shown on the left side of the menu bar in Figure 32-25), a submenu displays listing all of the shortcut menus available on the standard Access design screens. The last item on the command bar is Custom. When you click on this item, a list of all the shortcut (pop-up) menus that you have defined displays. The only shortcut menu defined prior to this point in the book is the Pets Shortcut. Notice the blank menu bar in Figure 32-25, to the left of the Pets Shortcut menu. This is where you drag your selections.

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