Difference between Community Projects & Projects at Collab 4.0?

Could anyone tell me what's the difference between "Community Projects" vs "Projects" at Collaboration 4.0?

In addition to what George has said, Adobe Reader X version 10.0.3 is only for Mac platforms. For windows platforms, latest version is 10.0.1 only. So if you are using Windows, you should not see any updates to Reader X (10.0.1) as of now.
Also you can see all the Reader features at http://www.adobe.com/products/reader/features.html
From the feature dropdown, select "New features" to see what features are added to Reader X.
For Reader 9, the latest version is 9.4.4
Also in future you can visit the link http://www.adobe.com/downloads/updates/ which will guide you about the latest update available for your product. You may even download these installers from above link to apply patch manually.
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Karan

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What is the difference between Oracle Projects (EBS) or Oracle Primavera? what is Oracle’s direction on Project portfolio management solution.
TIA

BluShadow wrote:
3360 wrote:
Yes it is. The Oracle database wasn't initially designed to be ANSI compliant. As you correctly state the ANSI standards weren't around when it was initially designed, so the statement is perfectly correct. ;)Ok, in one sense it may be correct but it is a completely misleading statement. Not sure why you think it's misleading.Because there was no ANSI standard, so making it sound like a design choice The Oracle database wasn't initially designed to be ANSI compliant. would suggest to most readers that there was a standard to be compliant to.
Like saying Ford originally did not design their cars to incorporate safety features such as ABS, seat belts and air bags.
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and since ANSI syntax became the standard it now supports that. And since ANSI switched to a new standard, Oracle had to implement the new standard as well as the previous ANSI standard would be more accurate in my opinion.
Nothing misleading as far as I'm aware in that.I find the whole discussion about ANSI and Oracle's supposed non-compliance, reads like it was Oracle's choice to deviate from the standards, when it was ANSI's bullheaded decisions to pointlessly change standards that left Oracle and other vendors out of compliance, and that was a decision made solely by ANSI.
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H Gurus,
What is the main difference between Local Implimentation Project and Global implimentation Project. If the Global project started with some interwels at various locations. Please tell me in respect of configuration of GL AR AP.

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But My doubt is, why do we need a communication user type for RFC connections when we can use a System user.
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It's okay in my books for people to experience the internet as it is and not the way it was individually intended
SU01Solution already solved the problem actually, but there are some very fine peripheral differences still between the user types.
That is why asking a specific question and discussing it's merits / pro's and con's is the best approach and SAP also benefits from it.
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Thank you for this details.
It seems then that none of this two, aggregator or packager, can be 'twisted' to be used in the Menu selection I need.
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A way to link several Captivate output files through a common menu created by the aggregator.
>Does using the aggregator mean there are still several / each output files to be uploaded in the LMS separately?
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I need to be sure what to enter in the Actions/Link to file or link to URL field...and to follow the right step to publish and copy paste the files in the same (callees...) folder...
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it just looked lower quality in the QuickTime Player.
probably just my mind. thanks for the assurance.
Don't worry; your mind (and your eyes) are okay. What you see is normal.
By default, a Full Quality movie does not look beautiful. Playback quality is reduced, making it easier for your Mac to play the movie. But if you have QuickTime Pro you can adjust the movie's playback settings to see all the quality that's there. Even then it will appear to be "stretched". That's normal too.
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IDK automatically adding Everyone group to collab community project

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I deleted Everyone group from the community project members. I tried to read the properties of community project of collab using the IDK. What I observed is IDK call automatically adding Everyone group in the members. Can anybody tell me the reason why its happening.
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Hi,
SAP Implementation: SAP Implementation is the whole of processes that defines a complete method to
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Check these assumptions/beliefs/misconceptions:
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... I also don't see the rhyme or reason to how each works
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I'm partial to that one, too. . The formatting got busted when Discussions were upgraded. Anything between plus signs should be in italics.
Here it is correctly formatted:
The Well-trod Path. Walk it unless you have a map for a different route.
The Library is your image database. It contains all the information Aperture has about your images: where they are stored on your computer/drives/network, how you have them organized within Aperture, what adjustments you have made to them, all the pre-Aperture metadata (EXIF, IPTC, keywords, etc.) they had before you imported them into Aperture, and all the Aperture metadata (Version names, ratings, color labels, Stacks, additional keywords, etc.) you assign to them from within Aperture. The Library also contains small copies of each image (in effect, thumbnails, but in Aperture larger than actual thumbnails and called "Previews").
The image is the core record in your Aperture database. The database is a giant list of images with a whole bunch of information assigned to each image.
Within Aperture you can view individual images and any grouping of images. You can create a group based on any of the information you have about your images.
The Project is your primary image holder. It has a unique, privileged relationship with your images: Every image must be in a Project; No image can be in more than one Project. You should make a Project from every actual, out-in-the-world photo shoot that you do. Shoot=Project. Stick to this (the mis-naming of "Project" is one of the worst interface decisions made in Aperture).
You will regularly want to view your images in groups other than the Project in which they reside. Aperture provides several specific containers for this (as well as superb tools for creating ad hoc groupings). As a family, those containers are Albums. Aperture includes (regular) Albums, Smart Albums, and the following albums dedicated to special tasks: Book, Light Table, Slide Show, Web Journal, Web Page. Any image can be in any album, and can be in as many albums as you want.
As your Aperture database grows, you will want to organize your Projects and Albums. Aperture provides Folders to aid you. Folders hold groups of Projects, Albums, and other Folders. Folders cannot contain images which are not in a Project or Album: You do not put images in Folders; you put containers in Folders.
The organization of your image database is entirely for you to customize for your needs.
There are two additional pieces of the Aperture puzzle every new user needs to understand in order to make good use of it.
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A Version is the name given to the variants and copies you make of you original image within Aperture. You use Aperture's tools to make Adjustments to images. Each group of adjustments you make to one image is saved as a Version. You can (and should) create as many Versions as you need. Versions appear as images, but are simply text instructions which tell Aperture what Adjustments to make to the original image file. Aperture presents these to you on-the-fly. This is brilliant. It means that Versions are minuscule compared to Masters. The gain in storage and computational efficiency is enormous.
This also means that your images in Aperture do not exist as image format files. In order to create an image format file, you must export the image from within Aperture. There is no reason to do this until you need an image format file outside of Aperture.
Aperture, then, is best understood as a workspace for
storing
organizing
adjusting
preparing for publication, and
publishing
digital photographs.
Your workflow is
shoot
import as Project(s)
add image-specific metadata
organize into Albums, organize Albums and Projects with Folders
make adjustments to images (crop, rotate, change exposure, etc. etc. etc)
prepare for publication
publish.
HTH.
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Srikar Gundabathula

Srikar --
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