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ClickOnce is often called ClickTwice, simply because few applications can get by the security warnings that Microsoft imposes on ClickOnce applications. For example, when downloading the Wikipedia Explorer by Dot Net Solutions, the dialog box in Figure 4.4 appears. Designing your application to avoid that dialog box in Figure 4.4 can be difficult and costly and, often, not even necessary. For example, the Wikipedia Explorer comes from a reliable source and is not an e-commerce application dealing with your credit card information, so users who want it will simply click Install.

In a two-way encryption, the same key is used for encryption and decryption, as shown in Figure 13-4.

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Get rootDSE Set rootDSE = GetObject( LDAP://rootDSE ) domainCont = rootDSE.Get( defaultNamingContext ) Get the destination container set cont = GetObject( LDAP://CN=Computers, & domainCont) Move object and specify new name cont.MoveHere LDAP://CN=Omega,CN=Computers, & domainCont, CN=Delta

which gives the angle of diffraction d for diffraction of order m (see Fig. 3.2-8) as a function of the angle of incidence a , of the wavelength X and of the grating constant u. The (+) and ( ) signs in Eq. (3.2-13) refer to beams diffracted at angles above and below the value of the so called angle of mirror reflection (blaze angle). If X,,,/u sin (L > 1 then diffraction occurs no more and the grating serves only as a neat polarizer, the beam being transmitted and reflected as by a semi-transparent mirror.

The easiest way to add an action is by using the combo box, which you can access in any action cell. For example, to open a form, specify the action OpenForm. To create the OpenForm action, follow these steps: 1. Open a new Macro Design window. 2. Click the first empty cell in the Action column. 3. Click the arrow that appears in the action cell. 4. Select the OpenForm action from the combo box.

You also need to place the desired field controls for the customer information you need in the page header section. Before you do this, however, you need to resize the page header frame to leave room for a title you will add later.

There can be advantages to static libraries as well, if you want to build an application that does not depend on anything on the host system, or special-purpose commands where you are not sure of the deployment environment. In general, though, shared libraries are recommended.

javax.xml.parsers.DocumentBuilder; javax.xml.parsers.DocumentBuilderFactory; org.w3c.dom.Document; org.w3c.dom.Node; org.w3c.dom.Element; org.xml.sax.InputSource; org.xml.sax.SAXException; javax.xml.parsers.ParserConfigurationException; java.io.*;

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Type I: Overestimates of the group: its power and morality 1. An illusion of invulnerability, which creates excessive optimism and encourages taking extreme risks. 2. An unquestioned belief in the group s inherent morality, inclining the members to ignore the ethical or moral consequences of their decisions. Type II: Closed-mindedness 3. Collective efforts to rationalize an order to discount warnings or other information that might lead the members to reconsider their assumptions before they recommit themselves to their past policy decisions. 4. Stereotyped views of enemy leaders as too evil, weak or stupid to counter the risky attempts to defeat their purposes. Type III: Pressures toward uniformity 5. Self-censorship of deviation from apparent group consensus, thereby minimizing the importance of any self doubt. 6. Shared illusion of unanimity partially resulting from self-censorship and partially from the false assumption that silence means consent. 7. Direct pressure for loyalty on members expressing arguments counter to the prevailing view. 8. The emergence of mindguards who protect the group from adverse information.

As shown in Listing 23-4, the Message class creates the instance of the InputChannel and returns it whenever the getSource method is called.

(a) Store the 32-bit result in D2. Assume that the numbers are already in registers prior to multiplication. (b) Store the high 32 bits of the result in D3 and the low 32 bits of the result in D2. Assume that the numbers are already in registers prior to multiplication.