Can you explain what's different about 3.7 captive runtime?

I noticed one of the features for Android is captive runtime. Isn't that already supported? What's changed? Is it just captive runtime is enabled by default? I read somewhere where you say it's supported by more targets but what does that mean?

In AIR 3.6 you would either have had to install the AIR 3.6 runtime APK onto your device yourself, or you would have to get it from one of the Android stores. If you did neither of those things, then the app would not run.

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HT201471 Sorry can you explain what is difference between cellular and cellular (MM)

Sorry can you explain what is difference between cellular and cellular (MM)

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The non MM version is for GSM carriers like AT&T.

Can you explain what this means

We run a network so I read this site. Another post promted be to look at the Finder/Network. I am now at a remote location on the the network and we run WPA.
Under Network I can see all the computers in the office - 5 of them. But also listed is: Servers, Fx-2Ba616 and Owner-10gfw09Ks.
Are these 3 things suppose to be listed? What are they? Or worse, who are they?
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Save the file.
close soundtrack pro
reboot the machine
when the machine comes back up run soundtrack Pro only
open your file and do the export again
if that doesn't work what you want to do is trash the Preference . Do that using digitalrebellion.com's Final Cut Studio maintenance pack. Use that to remove the preferences.
Repeat the procedure is described about

Can you explain what exactly cdc mean in data services......?

Hello!
I would like to know what exactly change data capture (cdc) mean in data services......?

Hi sudheer kore
CDC is basically a technical term - Change data capture. We use a few approaches to work capture changed data during ETL process. This can be called incremental approach/ delta loading of data.
Source Based CDC
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http://sapsimplified.com/sap-bods/map-cdc-operation-transformation/
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Can anyone explain what the "other" (yellow colour) section in the HDD usage description is for and what it does.It is under the about this mac section and storage option?
I recently used iphoto to send mail with photos attached and this "other" section increased by about 1GB. The mail size was around 900KB.....any ideas ?

Shurig wrote:
Thanks gor replying,,,this is my first time on this site.
Any idea why the "other" continues to increase. I have just got got my mac so no new apps installed yet only been using it for mail and web browsing. I tried the iphoto mail last night and noticed the the "other" section had increased by 1GB which I thought was rather larger. Do you know what this setion actually does ?
Also do you know if it is possible to delete the iphoto emails.
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Can you explain detail what is Open PR's, PO's ?

hi,dear all,
Can you explain detail what is Open PR's, PO's ?
Thank you!

Hi,
Purchase Orders created and yet to received the Materials from the Vendors, and or yet to do the Invoice Verfication or quality Inspection for the received goods from Vendor in all such cases you call them Open Purchase orders.
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which ever order Opened but yet to complete or in execution stage.
<b>Basically this is Status of the Order.</b>
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can you give me some reasons about why I need to buy an iPod touch 5.Although I have the iPhone ,iPod nano, iPad ,MacBook pro,I think the iPod touch 5 is so attractive that I can't help buying it at once.If I have it,what I can do with it,can you tell me?

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As for the 5th gen instead of the 4th, the fifth has Siri and the 3D feature in maps, which are great. And I'm sure it's a lot faster in iOS 6 than the 4th gen. And cool colors!
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Can you explain about Higher-level item category and item usage?

Hi all
Can you explain about Higher-level item category and item usage?
thanks all

Higher level item category and Item usage are used in the item category determination.
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AK
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Can you explain about actual GI ........

Hi gurus
Can you explain about actual GI (gods issue) date and planned GI date? Can actual GI date differ from planned GI date?
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ipsit

Hi Ipshit,
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If you goto sales order and have a look at your schedule line data,then the confirmation date in the schedule line will be your planned GI date.
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Reward points if it helps.
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Can you explain this for me?

Hi Guys,
I'm a novice at best here, and get great satisfaction
tinkering and figuring things out with web sites. I have a question
about how to program a flash page that has a main navigation menu
on the left side of the page that stays constant while the right
side of the screen switches pages when you click a button.
I lifted the code from one of the navigation buttons and it
reads as follows:
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gotoAndPlay("s1");
on (releaseOutside, rollOut) {
gotoAndPlay("s2");
on (release) {
if (_root.b<>2 and _root.m<>1) {
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_root.b = 2;
I know the "on realease" command will call a separate page on
to the screen but in order to acheive this, what do I have to do to
fly in the separate page? What's the connection?
Can you explain to a true novice what is happening here or
give me a resurce to learn more about this technique?
I really appreciate your time and knowledge.
Thanx again

OK your code isn't quite there. First of all look up
'Buttons' in the Flash Help guide and learn more about them.
'on(release)' is a 'handler' that respondes to a mouse click, it
doesn't do anything else, other than what you tell it to. it is the
same for 'on(rollOver)', 'on(rollOut)', and others.
'gotoAndPlay(frame OR label)' tells the playhead to move to a
new place in the timeline your calling, where you have placed new
content. You can keep the 'navbar' showing by placing it on a layer
that doesn't change throughout the timeline, and on different
'layers' you can place keyframes and put new content in them to
create a 'page' so to speak.
HERE is a very
basic example of the principle, however in this example I have
placed the button handlers on the main timeline and you call them a
little differently this way you say:
my_btn.onRelease = function() {
//...do something
but the basic system is the same. it's generally a good idea
to put your code on an actions layer in the timeline, instead of
attaching it to buttons or clips, it makes it easier to reference,
and debug.

Can anyone explain what the 'other' storage consists of and how I can decrease the size please?

Can anyone explain what the 'other' storage consists of and how I can decrease the size please?

Welcome to Apple Support Communities
"Other" refers to OS X files, caches, downloads, documents. See Other in this website > http://pondini.org/OSX/LionStorage.html
I would not worry about Other because they contain files that you need, but if you want to decrease the size, start deleting downloads and documents

How can you tell what GB a handset is...I'm buying iphone6 second hand

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the size is also printed on the back of the original box but unless you have the phone and get get the serial number off the phone (which is in that same location) you cant be sure the box is from the phone you are trying to buy

Can you explain steps in the Async and Sync scenarios JDBC to RFC.

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successfully. The status is returned by the RFC. The status needs to be
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hi check the below link
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/5474f19e-0701-0010-4eaa-97c4f78dbf9b
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Use corresponding mapping for Req and Resp..
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Can anyone explain what a condition type means in pricing.

Hi,
Can anyone explain what a condition type means in pricing. And how to create condition type and how it effects Pricing conditions.
As I am new to this area. Detailed explanation is highly appreciated.
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Rasheed

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- Once you maintain the Condition Records , you can reflect the same values in Condition Type in SPRO.
Hope this information is helpful for you to relate Condition Type in Pricing,
Please reward with points if this information is helpful for you.
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Can anyone explain what consume() actrually does?

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I read about this but I just can't seem to to understand it.
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