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A platform as it relates to software development is the combination of hardware and software that is used to develop and/or deliver a software application. This is normally thought of as a combination of hardware and an operating system. For example, Linux running on an Intel Pentium 4 constitutes a platform. Add the GNU development utilities to Linux, and you then have a development platform. Other examples of platforms are Solaris running on Sun hardware or Windows running on Intel hardware. The following sections discuss the various types of platforms.

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we get three differential equations for three unknowns that need to be satis ed for the processes to be equal: = a, (t0 ) = 1

FIGURE 7.5 THE CRB FUTURES PRICE INDEX VERSUS THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE (JOC) INDEX FROM 1985 TO 1989. SINCE THE CRB FUTURES INDEX INCLUDES FOOD PRICES WHILE THE JOC INDEX INCLUDES ONLY INDUSTRIAL PRICES, THESE TWO INDEXES OFTEN DIVERGE FROM EACH OTHER. IT'S IMPORTANT, HOWEVER, TO CONSIDER BOTH FOR A THOROUGH ANALYSIS OF COMMODITY PRICE TRENDS. CRB Futures Index

Do not be fooled by the presence of an emacs directory (for example, /usr/share/emacs) on your system. It does not necessarily mean that Emacs is installed.

2 2 where 2 2 y1 + 2 y2 is the Laplace operator. In practice, this is approximated by nite differences 2 v1 v1 ( y) v1 ( y) , where v1 is a weighted average of v1, computed in a neighborhood of y, and similarly for v2 . Therefore, eq. (4.116) can also be written as

Smax 2 q r PLookback (S, Smax , t ) = P(S, t | Smin , T ) + e SN (d1 ) e Smax N (d) (6.20) 2(r q) S

Figure 5.4 Setting up an interdomain LSP using the LSP nesting method. Several LSPs can be nested on to the same FA LSP

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We refer the reader to the original document on the presence data model [15] for a detailed discussion of the meaning of the various presence data elements.

The Security changes in Office 2007 dramatically affect Access as well as Excel. Specifically, macros and VBA content will be disabled by default in your Access databases. A small message below the Access ribbon will notify you that certain content (that is, VBA) is disabled (see Figure 6-25). In addition to any VBA being disabled, certain macro actions are also disabled. What does that mean Well, Access 2007 comes with over 65 macro actions that you can use in your processes. However, the new security features in Access 2007 prevent 26 of those macro actions from running unless the Access database you are working with is trusted. (Trusted means that you have explicitly told Access that the macros within the database are of no threat and can be run freely.) The following Macro Actions require a trusted database to run. Running any one of these 26 macro actions in an untrusted database causes an error. CopyDatabaseFile CopyObject DeleteObject Echo OpenDataAccessPage OpenDiagram OpenFunction OpenModule OpenStoredProcedur OpenView PrintOut Quit Rename RunApp RunSavedImportExport RunSQL Save SendKeys SetValue SetWarnings ShowToolbar TransferDatabase TransferSharePointList TransferSpreadsheet TransferSQLDatabase TransferText

You can also display the entire 12-item array, but it requires 12 adjacent cells to do so. For example, to enter the 12 items of the array into A1:L1, follow these steps: 1. Use the Define Name dialog box to create the formula named MonthNames. 2. Select the range A1:L1. 3. Type =MonthNames in the formula bar. 4. Press Ctrl+Shift+Enter. Using Ctrl+Shift+Enter tells Excel to insert an array formula into the selected cells. In this case, the single formula is entered into 12 adjacent cells in Figure 3-21. Excel places brackets around an array formula to remind you that it s a special type of formula. If you examine any cell in A1:L1, you ll see its formula listed as: