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ENGLISH TEXTHello everybody , I'm using the first 7 days of premium Spotify , and I downloaded a playlist on my Android and on my Windows PC , and I wonder if I run out after 7 days of Premium I'll still be able to listen to offline playlist . Thanks ;) TEXTO EM PORTUGUÊS - BRASILOlá pessoal, estou usando os primeiros 7 dias premium do Spotify, e fiz o download de uma playlist no meu Android e no meu PC Windows, e gostaria de saber se após acabarem os 7 dias do Premium eu ainda vou poder ouvir a playlist offline. Thanks ;)

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You can find answers to the most frequently asked questions about downloading and viewing offline Help content for CS6 in this blog post:
http://blogs.adobe.com/mallika/2012/07/five-faqs-about-offline-help-for-creative-suite-6.h tml
Do let us know if you have any other questions that we can help address.
Thanks,
Mallika Yelandur
Adobe Community Help & Learning

Try the link on the page linked below if you haven't already done so:
http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/cs6-product-downloads.html

Question about BART - mode of the manifest

Good Day,
I have looked into the manifest of the bart generated as follows, get confused about the mode(which is permissions), why there is a prefix (3 bits normally, for example 100, 120, 106) before the permissions (such as 755, 600, 777), what are those bits meaning? Appreciate for any help!
/etc D 3584 40755 user::rwx,group::r-x,mask::r-x,other::r-x, 3c6803d7 0 3
/etc/.login F 524 100644 user::rw-,group::r--,mask::r--,other::r--,
3c165878 0 3 27b53d5c3e844af3306f1f12b330b318
/etc/.pwd.lock F 0 100600 user::rw-,group::---,mask::---,other::---,
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/etc/.syslog_door L 20 120777 user::rw-,group::r--,mask::rwx,other::r--,
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Simon2k7 wrote:
> But why doesnt DW8 automatically
> insert the mark of the web all the time.
Because it works only when testing the file locally. You
should remove
it before uploading the file to your remote server as it has
no effect
on the way others see your pages.
David Powers, Adobe Community Expert
Author, "Foundation PHP for Dreamweaver 8" (friends of ED)
Author, "PHP Solutions" (friends of ED)
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About "Append mode" of cs6, cc & cc2014 project file in order to insert xml sequence which is sent from 3rd-party tool

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Finalcut pro 7 & x was supported this , but i am not sure will support this on cs6, cc & cc2014 .
is this possible ??
could someone let me know about this - append mode possible or not ??

let me ask you all something about “Append mode” of cs6, cc & cc2014 project file in order to insert multiple xml sequence which is sent from 3rd-party tool into specific project file .
Finalcut pro 7 & x was supported this , but i am not sure will support this on cs6, cc & cc2014 .
is this possible ??
could someone let me know about this - append mode possible or not ??

Doubts about Hibernation Mode in imac

Hi!
I have some doubts about hibernation modes in my imac.
Some times the hibernation led pulses, sometimes just stays on.
Can anyone explain if there are any diference between this two hibernation modes?
Thanks a lot.
Vidal

If it is in hibernation, it should pulse. If the machine has got to the point where the screen has turned off but the computer has not gone to sleep yet, the light will not pulse. Check your energy saver settings in your system preferences.
Some applications can prevent a proper hibernation and while the screen will turn black, the system will not sleep properly and the light will not pulse.
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SCCM Questions about offline clients

All,
I wanted to provide some background on a project we are working on and provide some questions that hopefully someone can help answer.
First I wanted to make note that as part of the requirements for this project we are going to have SCCM clients deployed at various locations offsite from our primary SCCM server and these SCCM clients will have only intermittent network connectivity back
to our primary SCCM server. During the times that these clients are lacking connectivity we will need the ability to do multiple manual hardware inventories of the clients with the expectation that once connectivity is resumed, ALL of the inventories taken
will report back to the primary SCCM server. Additionally, during the time that network connectivity is lacking we will need to be able to run SCCM reports regarding these clients local to the clients themselves (IE at the offsite location which won't have
network access to the primary SCCM server.)
Our proposed solution to these requirements was that we planned to provide the offsite location with a SCCM secondary site. The idea being that while network connectivity to the primary server was down the clients would continue to report their inventory
data to the secondary site and reports could still be run from the secondary site as well. Once network connectivity was resumed the secondary site would synchronize with the primary site and provide the primary site with all the missing hardware inventories.
I have since done further research and believe there are some flaws with this solution:
I am reading that secondary sites do not actually store inventory data in a local database like primary sites do.
I am reading that the “reporting services point” is not available on secondary sites, thus limiting our ability to run reports while network connectivity to the primary site is down.
With this I have a few questions:
How many inventories does the client save locally to the machine? Does it save all inventories triggered since the last communication with the server, or does it only save and transmit the last inventory that was collected prior to network communication
being restored?
If it only transmits the last inventory collected, does the idea of having a secondary site work for storing the multiple inventories that we need to collect while network connectivity to the primary server is lacking, or is it true that secondary sites
do not store inventories in a local database?
Finally, if secondary sites DO save inventories locally, but we are NOT able to install the “reporting services point,” will we be able to get around not being able to run the default SCCM reports by instead running custom SQL reports directly from the
SQL Server installed on the secondary site?
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Ryan

Well, this is kind of a complicated project and I am not going to lie I know we are asking to use SCCM in a way that it was not designed to be used.
Basically these clients are training machines that will be reconfigured potentially several times a day. Essentially when a program runs that reconfigures the machine it will trigger a hardware inventory. Custom information about the configuration will be
saved in custom WMI classes that we have created which will be inventoried by SCCM. We need the ability for if the customer says "I had a problem at 9am" for us to have them run a report that tells us which configuration was in place at 9am.
Because of this requirement there may be multiple hardware inventories taken in a single day.
Most of these devices will go MANY months between having networking connectivity back to our primary site. To be honest though some of these devices will be at locations in which they may need to be managed for 15-20 years without EVER having network connectivity
back to the primary site. The idea for these cases was that the secondary site located with the clients would store the inventories and at regular intervals we will have a SQL expert manually export the SQL data to a CD from the secondary site and re-import
it to the primary site. This is how the primary site will get updated without ever having network connectivity to the secondary site.
For all of this to work it is essential that the secondary site store the inventories in a local database. I am just not clear if that is how this works or not. It is also essential we can run reports for the secondary site. I am a little more clear that
the "reporting services point" is not installable on the secondary site; however, my thought is the machine still has SQL installed and if it stores the hardware inventories locally we may still be able to use custom SSRS reports to extract the data.

Explain about transparent mode, single mode, multiple context mode

You can explain about the differents of transparent mode, single mode, multiple context mode in ASA 5500? Thank you very much.

Great question. Hope the below helps:
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Single Mode: Default mode of an ASA. The ASA acts as a single firewall and all interfaces are provisioned to be managed through a single firewall configuration.
Multiple Context Mode: The ASA is split into multiple virtual configurations. With the ASA now virtualized, you provision the physical interfaces on the ASA to the virtual firewall configured. Each context has it's own configuration seperate from the rest of the firewall. Multi-context is meant for enterprises to invest in a single piece of hardware and scale it for use as multiple security devices.
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http://cs-mars.blogspot.com

Any documentation about text mode installation

I have been searching the Sun website and other webs for some documentation on text mode installation of Solaris 10 on SPARC machines but have been unable to find anything to this effect. Sun's intallation guide does not discuss text mode intallation. I will be grateful if somebody could point me to a resouce that can guide me running the installation in text mode.
Thanks in advance.

I wanted to manually run all the tools andprograms
needed for an installation. For example, insteadof
the installation program prompting me forformating
the drive, I should be doing it by using the tool
needed for the purpose.I'm afraid I don't understand what you mean here.
What "tool" are you expecting to use instead?
Both the GUI and text installers ask the same
questions.... I thought your question had something
to do about the difference between the GUI installer
and the text installer.
I did the interactive insalltion as describedabove
some time ago, and now I want to do it manually.How is "interactive" different from "manually"? To
me they both simply mean that you haven't automated
everything via custom jumpstart.That's right. What I mean from manual installation is to be able to run all the tools (programs) needed for installation yourself giving you a greater flexibility and first-hand feel and knowledge of the operating system instead of let the installation program (script or a program?) do it.
What I meant from interactive installation is the case where installation program automates everything for you.
>
Will
it be done through single user shell? If so, how?No, it's a program (suninstall) that is running.
It's not a shell... but I'm not sure I understand
your question.
(impatiently bumping a post is annoying)I got a response anyway!Creating a properly phrased question is usually more
effective.[Let me admit that I did not phrased my question well. May be because English is not my first language or I am not well aware of Sun terminology].
>
DarrenThanks in advance for any help.
A.

I want to know critics about Layout Mode

Hi,
I want to know critics of Layout Mode feature in DW. Seems
like a wonder tool to me, and apparently solves many of the
problems i had when laying out pages, all you have to do is drag
and drop tables or cells here and there and add content to them!
Is there any disadvantage or inconvenience with this
approach? Why isn't it the typical workflow in town (CSS seems to
be the dominant approach, despite obvious more steps and workforce
than layout mode).
Thank you in advance for your opinions, i appreciate.

Hello,
If the web were static like print media, layout mode would be
fine.
In many graphics applications like Photoshop, you can drag
elements (layers)
around until you get your design exactly how you want it.
Then, you simply save your design in whatever image format
you'd like. All
of the layers are merged into one, static image,
All of the parts have merged into one element, no longer the
multiple parts
you were dragging around.
When a user sees your image, either on a piece of paper or on
their computer
screen, it looks the same to everyone.
Overall, it might be bigger or smaller in whole dependant on
print size or
monitor resolution, but the layout itself can't change.
A web page, unless the page is one giant image, remains
multiple parts after
you publish it and some of these parts the user can change,
such as text
size.
Any area of your design with text in it will look different
on their screens
than on yours, but the images won't change size.
This is how the web works, and this is where layout mode
fails.
As you drag things around in layout mode, DW writes code to
try to keep the
elements exactly where you want them in relation to other
objects.
It merges cells which fills the code with colspans and
rowspans, and it adds
spacer images by the tens or hundreds in an effort to keep
everything "stuck
together" exactly where you dropped the elements.
The more things your drag and drop, the more complex the
code.
When you are done, your layout looks like you want it to on
your screen but
behind it is code that is very fragile and cumbersome.
With this code, if any part of your layout changes size in
someone's browser
(like a text area), everything else in the layout that is so
tightly tied to
it
will be affected as well.
This usually results in things shifting and not lining up any
more, the page
"breaking" and filling up with gaps and misalignments
throughout the page.
The one change ripples throughout the whole page, because
every element is
so tightly connected by the code Layout Mode wrote.
In essence, Layout Mode wrote such stringent and unforgiving
code that your
design will only work reliably at 1 text size and 1 browser
viewport size.
Those sizes are the sizes your browser was set at when you
designed the
page.
Think of it this way.
You have 100 playing cards and you lay them out on a table in
10 rows of 10
columns each.
You make sure all of the edges are touching.
It's a nice, tight layout.
On one of the cards in the center, you write some words in
marker.
If you saved this as an image, it would look the same to
everyone.
A hundred cards with all the edges touching and text written
on one of them.
If someone enlarges the image to read the text on the single
card, all the
other cards grow equally and the layout looks exactly the
same, only bigger.
However, if you saved this as a website and someone enlarges
the text to
read it, only the card with the text gets bigger.
All the others stay the same size. But you wanted all the
edges touching.
You'd like to keep as many cards as neatly arranged as
possible, but layout
mode doesn't care about that.
It's trying to keep every card edge touching, just like you
did when you
dragged and dropped them..
What happens to the neat rows and columns of cards if the
single card with
text on it doubles in size?
Cards all around it move and nothing lines up anymore. Gaps
appear between
every card.
Changing the size of that one piece of the layout ripples
through the rest
of the page because of that really complex, cumbersome code
Layout Mode
wrote. It really wants to keep everything just like you
wanted it, all the
edges touching and it doesn't care what the layout looks
like.
If you had used standard mode instead of layout mode, the
page would be
dynamic in that the elements (the cards) can freely flow in a
logical manner
under different user's settings.
When this single card doubles in size, the group of cards
above wouldn't be
affected. They would stay neatly arranged in rows with all
their edges
touching as would the group of cards below the enlarged card.
You'd keep a nice, neat layout of cards with just one row of
cards in the
center taller than the other rows because of the single
bigger card.
Instead of being filled with gaps and misalignments all over
the place that
Layout Mode's code caused, the page would still look good.
Layout Mode wrote such bad code as it tried to keep a layout
static in a
dynamic environment, that it has been removed from
Dreamweaver.
Here's more very good info, including a graphic example of a
common problem
Layout Mode creates for the unsuspecting....
http://apptools.com/rants/spans.php
There's something arguably as bad as layout mode you should
also stay way
from.
They, too, offer the ease of drag and drop but at a huge
price when you
realize all the troubles and then have to completely rebuild
your site.
Please read this:
http://apptools.com/examples/pagelayout101.php
Particularly, the section entitled "The trouble with layers"
(AP Divs)
Take care,
Tim
"mballom3" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:[email protected]...
> Hi,
>
> I want to know critics of Layout Mode feature in DW.
Seems like a wonder
> tool
> to me, and apparently solves many of the problems i had
when laying out
> pages,
> all you have to do is drag and drop tables or cells here
and there and add
> content to them!
>
> Is there any disadvantage or inconvenience with this
approach? Why isn't
> it
> the typical workflow in town (CSS seems to be the
dominant approach,
> despite
> obvious more steps and workforce than layout mode).
>
> Thank you in advance for your opinions, i appreciate.
>

More Details about Multithreading Mode in User Management

Good morning,
we are working with Portal 7.0 on SP 14 and there is an option to activate the multithreading mode
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Hi,
How to change the optimizer mode from ALL_ROWS
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Whether we do not know the OP's Oracle version, we can assume it is not 8i or 9i. Do you realize the link you provided is very old. Still speaking about RULE optimizer, "analyze table" command (both becoming obsolete then depracted) without telling anything about more modern database such as 10g+. Moreover there're some rule of thumbs which can mislead query tuning.
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thanks,
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