Poll: which new features will be available in Adobe 10?

I just learned that emloyees of Adoba are not allowed to communicate the details of the new product.
But what I am interested in is what YOU think will be in it. and maybe some good idead will come from this for Adobe-development in the future.
I am speculating on better integration with Office (2010) (Thanks Ken Friedman).
What do you think?

At last HP launched international layouts for the backlit keyboard this week, not only the spanish version.
I found out this myself by visiting several times the HP Parts Store and with a little help from my rep.
If you need to order the backlit keyboard for your model with a normal keyboard, look up its P/N at the Spare Parts web page.
Keyboards are easily swappable. You don't need any extra to install the backlit keyboard on the stock system, because this system already has the necessary connector to feed the keyboard LEDs.
I hope this helps to non english-speakers willing to buy the 8740w with a backlit keyboard for his/her country.
Finally, I think it's a shame no person from HP has replied this post.

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As with the recent Vista incompatibility issues, thousands of Nokia handset owners are up in arms about, and are wondering when this will be fixed. I was informed Nokia headquarters in Norway were aware of the problem on the 9th of this month (April 2008), but wanted to ask if anyone knew the release date for the revised Nokia Software Updater?
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New features as a firmware update?

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Apple also announced that its popular AirPort Extreme 802.11n Wi-Fi Base Station and Time Capsule® now feature simultaneous 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz dual-band networking for optimal performance, range and compatibility. An innovative Guest Network feature allows setting up a secondary network for friends and visitors with Internet-only access so you don't have to hand out your WiFi password.
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Message was edited by: Kvalnir

Promethus wrote:
...from a technical perspective I can't see why this couldn't be done to the existing Time Capsules and Airport Extremes.
Having the guest access SSID should be no problem for firmware, as some much less powerful APs can do multiple SSIDs (same channel). But dual band networking is a different matter; if the units were built with discrete radios from the beginning, then new firmware may be all that's needed. But if the 2.4 Ghz and 5 Ghz radios in these previous models shared any circuitry, then I doubt we'll see a firmware upgrade to provide the simultaneous networks. A shame, since many competitors are doing that now. I just bought a Linksys with dual-band this week for a project. The 15 Airport Extremes (n) I have now at work (a school) sure could use the dual band feature.
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These Apple beasts have great hardware, but if they could add some beefed up firmware capability and a 'dashboard' utility to truly manage them (not one at a time, but all at once), they might fight for some enterprise market share.
On a related note, I had 98 laptops connected to one AEn a few months ago (I have a screen shot of the Airport Utility window to prove it).

Clarification on new feature in OBIEE 10.1.3.4 - Metadata Dictionary

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1. Possibility of historical data archiving
This is not available in 10G
2. More sophisticated support for database export/import (there is possible to export/import full database only)
Table level import//export is supported in 10G
3. Java API for OWM
No Java API support in 10G
regards
Arun

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Hi Phil,
These are all excellent requests, thanks for making your wish-list public! I don't work for Oracle, but I'm going to interleave some comments that may help:
- the ability to select a large group of discovered assets and provision them
all with the same OS profile, specifying IPs to use for each (list or range).
this was possible in N1 System Manager, a former Sun product.This may just boil down to how you selected the assets to provision: I know for sure you can bulk deploy OS images. You see slightly different hostname/IP options depending on if you select a folder of systems, or add many systems to the provision list manually (http://forums.halcyoninc.com/showthread.php?t=314 ).
- the ability to re-run an update job on a set of new targets (not just
re-run on failed targets). we very frequently run the same set of updates,
in a specific order, on groups of nodes - it would be nice to just select new
targets and not have to re-add the updates to a new job in addition to
selecting new targetsHave you tried creating a new Profile, and specifying all your updates in that single Profile (or do you mean something else)? The Profile can be the single place that records the updates (and their ordering), and you can execute it on-demand and target it to any hosts you want (http://wikis.sun.com/display/EM11gOC1/Updating+from+an+OS+Profile)
- be able to specify the order in which local actions are run in updates that
contain multiple action scripts. then we could just create one master update
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- clean up the blobs left behind on the target after an update
(/var/opt/scn/sun/update-agent/blobs); on blades with small esd drives,
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Regards,
[email protected]

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