What are the parameters "page-forward" and "page-backward" used for?

Question

In the LIMITS section of the Netscape Calendar Server configuration
documentation, there are two parameters called "page-forward" and
"page-backward." The default setting for these parameters is FALSE. However,
it is unclear what these parameters are used for.
<P>
With previous versions of Calendar Server, you could scroll one page forward
or one page backward through the user search screens. However, with the
implementation of LDAP in later versions, the options have been disabled in
the client.
<P>
Although the page-forward and page-backward parameters are documented in the
Administrator guides for Calendar Server versions 3.5 and 4.0, the guides
state that the default value of FALSE for both parameters cannot be
changed. In actuality, the parameters can be changed. However, the reason
that users should not change these parameters is that versions 3.5 and 4.0
do not support the page-forward and page-backward capabilities. So to avoid
errors, please do not change these parameters from the default value of FALSE.

Answer 1

if AdobeRGB is the more professional working space, then why not use that profile?
on the web (and in unmanaged and broken work flows) sRGB is the safest profile (source space)
just open your tagged Adobe RGB and tagged ProPhoto RGB document (use the embedded profile in each document)
and go to View> Proof Setup: Monitor RGB (notice the loss in saturation? that's how most of the people on the Internet will be viewing your color, assuming you have a standard-gamut monitor like most people)
always CONVERT to sRGB for the World Wide Web
i didn't read your link
anyone who recommends "disable color management in Photoshop" -- set Working RGB to "Monitor RGB" -- AND MOST UNBELIEVABLY -- "Don't color manage this document" (ignore embedded profiles) ------ is pretty mixed up (in my opinion)
i will recommend reading JEFF SCHEWE and BRUCE FRASER for professional color management information