Understanding of -- "/1BCDWB/LSF00000017F01" include

Hello Friends,
How to edit these kind of includes "/1BCDWB/LSF00000017F01". I know this is auto generated one and how will I come to know this include is belongs to which program or area? Is it possible to edit this include?
Please help me to understand about this.
Thanks,
Shreekant

Hi,
First check the attributes of the program like Which Application & Package.
THen try for Where Used List of the PGM. u may get some info.
By the Way , why u want to edit the include . what's ur reqiorement.
Reward Points if it is Useful.
Thanks,
Manjunath MS

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Hi,
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DeeptiChhabra wrote:
Hi,
I am facing a issue in my jsp.
I have a .html to include in my jsp.
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Is there anything wrong in the statement?
jsp is giving me error's.
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Error is
File "/community/photo/modules/carousel/<%=categoryName%>.html" not found
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> Last question, which might be better in a new thread, is
about linking css
> vs.
> importing it. Is the core difference between linking a
style sheet and
> importing a style sheet similar in value as using SSI?
In other words,
> the big
> value is that the CSS can change and you don't have to
re-publish all the
> pages
> that use the style sheet (?).
No. Your external stylesheets will be cached in either case.
The main
difference is that by using the @import function, you can
link to a single
stylesheet that @imports multiple other stylesheets. This
would be for
convenience and clarity - you avoid encumbering your page
with (potentially)
oodles of links to other stylesheets.
> Am I correct in assuming that the individual style sheet
does NOT need to
> be
> on the server if you are going to always publish all the
site's pages if a
> change is made to a style sheet. If, on the other hand,
I'm going to
> import
> it, it must be on the server.
>
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I don't understand your thinking here. A linked stylesheet
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on the server, whether it is a standard link or an @import
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> This is very interesting (and helpful). Couple this with
some css stuff
> (like
> an ID and/or Class in a <body> statement) and
things become quite
> reusable.
>
> Last question, which might be better in a new thread, is
about linking css
> vs.
> importing it. Is the core difference between linking a
style sheet and
> importing a style sheet similar in value as using SSI?
In other words,
> the big
> value is that the CSS can change and you don't have to
re-publish all the
> pages
> that use the style sheet (?).
>
> Am I correct in assuming that the individual style sheet
does NOT need to
> be
> on the server if you are going to always publish all the
site's pages if a
> change is made to a style sheet. If, on the other hand,
I'm going to
> import
> it, it must be on the server.
>
> Do I have this right?
>
> Understanding the why of includes (don't have to
re-publish the entire
> site)
> may explain the why of imported style sheets.
>
> Tom
>

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Include a BOOLEAN COLUMN TO MY JTABLE

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Hello,
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- I understand the difference between layer 2 & 3 switches
- I know what vlan trunking\tagging is
- I know what a default gateway is
- I understand that Layer 3 switches does the IP routing and layer 2 doesn't (mac addresses).
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When I look at a layer 2 switch (show run) I see that the default vlan1 has no ip address and is shut down, a new vlan was created vlan10 and this vlan was given an IP address and default gateway. But the switch its self was given an IP address as well.
For ex:
interface Vlan1
no ip address
shutdown
interface Vlan10
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no ip route-cache
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So if that is correct then this is what I don't understand:
Why is there an IP for interface and DG address for vlan10?
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Shouldn't there be a vlan interface to access the switch and another vlan for all the computers to associate with?
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Thanks!
Hello,
I would like to have a nice explanation on a couple of things regarding layer 2 & 3 switches. The last time I asked this question it kind of went in different directions, so to avoid that I'll try and be clearer. These things below are what I do not need explanations on (followed below that I will explain what I need to understand better). What I do not need explanations on:
- I understand what vlans are
- I understand the difference between layer 2 & 3 switches
- I know what vlan trunking\tagging is
- I know what a default gateway is
- I understand that Layer 3 switches does the IP routing and layer 2 doesn't (mac addresses).
What I need to understand clearly is:
When I look at a layer 2 switch (show run) I see that the default vlan1 has no ip address and is shut down, a new vlan was created vlan10 and this vlan was given an IP address and default gateway. But the switch its self was given an IP address as well.
For ex:
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no ip address
shutdown
interface Vlan10
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no ip route-cache
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So if that is correct then this is what I don't understand:
Why is there an IP for interface and DG address for vlan10?
Why do I read that there can only be 1 management vlan per switch? What do they specifically mean by management vlan? There has to be obviously an IP address to telnet into (10.10.40.2)? But if its used for management only why then are almost all the interfaces associated with that vlan10?
Shouldn't there be a vlan interface to access the switch and another vlan for all the computers to associate with?
So basically I need to understand better the concept of interface vlan and management vlan and ip default gateway.
Thanks!

Ok but the book I'm reading says there can only be one management vlan per switch for management traffic. So all the clients in vlan10 is just a name, doesnt mean anything to them?
Yes there can be only one management vlan. But remember a L2 switch can have multiple vlans configured on it at L2 ie. in the vlan database. The restriction on a L2 switch is that you can only have one L3 vlan interface. So if you configured the management vlan to be vlan 3 for example the the switch would have 2 vlans at L2 but you would only have a L3 vlan interface for vlan 11 So -
"sh vlan brief" would show vlan 10 and vlan 11
"sh ip int brief | include Vlan" would show only one vlan interface up/up and that would be vlan 11. The only other vlan interface you would see would be for vlan 1 but it would be down with no ip address configured.
Ok, I understand all clients (switch included) use the ip address 10.10.50.2 255.255.255.0 as the default gateway (the firewall). I dont understand "If you used a different vlan to manage the switch then you wouldn't have the same default gateway as the clients. "
The default gateway is tied to IP subnet. So lets say as above you use vlan 11 for management with an IP subnet of 192.168.5.0/24.
int vlan 11
ip address 192.168.5.2 255.255.255.0
ip default-gateway 192.168.5.1 <--- the default gateway needs to be in the same subnet.
So the clients in vlan 10 attached to the switch are still using 10.10.50.2 as their default gateway but the switch is using 192.168.5.1 as it's default gateway. The device with the IP address 192.168.5.1 could be another interface on the firewall, it could be a vlan interface on a L3 switch, it could be on a router.
Now to make things simple lets say instead of the firewall both default gateways IPs are on a L3 switch.
int vlan 10
ip address 10.10.50.2 255.255.255.0
int vlan 11
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3) the L3 switch looks up the destination IP and sees it is for a 192.168.5.x address
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5) the L2 switch receives the packet.
The return traffic is just the same but done in reverse.
Note i assumed the PC had the mac address of it's default gateway in it's arp table. I also assumed the L2 and L3 switches had all the mac address to port mappings in their respective mac address tables.
Again, please feel free to come back.
Jon

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import ldata to %dtab from memory id 'AQLISTDATA'.
describe table %dtab lines p_lines.
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form %get_data tables p_dtab structure %dtab
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append lines of %dtab from p_first to p_last to p_dtab.
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form %get_ref_to_table using p_lid type aql_lid
 p_ref type ref to data
 p_subrc type i.
if p_lid = %iqid-lid.
 create data p_ref like %dtab[].
 p_subrc = 0.
else.
 p_subrc = 4.
endif.
endform.
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The abaper doesn't seem to understand what I am asking of him so I am stuck. It appears this custom transaction will go in without any checks on it unless you can perhaps advise me on how to proceed. Any help is appreciated.

Single sign-on and different usernames and passwords

Hello,
I am building a Portal with WLPS 3.5 and WLS 6.0. I tried to get
information about the background of single sign-on.
I understand, that I need a Realm (i.e. LDAP Realm) to authenticate the
user for the first login to the portal (with username and password).
Now I would like to integrate my webmail-programm (to get emails from
Lotus Notes via Internet) as a portlet.
For my understanding the user has to authorizate to get access to webmail.
Therefore I create a ACL for webmail and this ACL is assigned to my
security Realm.
I would like the portlet to show after login the number of mails for the
specific user. But where are the username and password for webmail stored
and how are they received and forwarded?
I understand that my ACL included all users that have access to webmail
(i.e. all users). But I only want emails for the specific user.
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implement a algorithmen to get the specific username and password for the
requested resource in my portlet?
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information. I read the WebLogic Security document but I cant find a
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Lydia,
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the servlet spec requires this (section 12.6 of th 2.3 spec) and therefore Weblogic
does this.
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a web-app. BEA has partnered with Securant (just acquired by RSA) to provide this
kind of functionality. Browse to http://www.rsasecurity.com/products/ and look
at the ClearTrust product. BEA has also partnered with Netegrity (www.netegrity.com)
with their SiteMinder product. Neither is included in the Weblogic license. I'm
sure either vendor would be excited to explain how their product will solve your
problem if you give them a call.
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are stored in the WLCS_USER table. If you are using LDAPRealm, they are stored
in your LDAP server.
Hope this was useful!
PJL
[email protected] wrote:
Hello,
I am using PersonalizationServer 3.5 and WLS 6.0 SP 2.
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has different usernames and passwords for different applications.
Can someone explain where the usernames and passwords for a user are
stored (all in the LDAP-realm or a RDBMS-realm?) When a user access the
application how username and passwords are mapped? Or usernames and
passwords for all applications are the same and will be equalized?
Precisely I would like to get access to a mail-account for a specific
user
(webmail from Lotus Notes).
Thanks for any help
Lydia

Windows XP Media Center Edition FAQ

What is a Media Center PC?
It is basically a regular PC, but designed to fit into your home entertainment system to replace your DVD player, Hi-Fi, TV set-top box, as well as allowing other functions as email, web browsing and more, all from the comfort of your armchair, or elsewhere
Many new Media Center PCs (MCPCs or Home Theatre PCs - HTPCs) are styled like hi-fi components to blend in under your TV, while many are regular PCs with extra multimedia functions.
What is Windows XP Media Center Edition?
Windows XP Media Center Edition (or XP MCE for short) is basically Windows XP Professional (Service Pack 2) without advanced networking support (but including Remote Desktop Connection) and extra applications to turn your PC into a fully fledged Home Theatre PC (HTPC). The main Microsoft Media Center appplication allows a full screen interface suitable for viewing on TVs (pictured below left) and controlled by an easy to use Microsoft remote control device (below right), so you can watch and record TV, view DVDs and listen to audio CDs and digital music files.
How do I get WinXP MCE?
At the time of writing, XP MCE is only available as an OEM pack which you can purchase from your nearest dealer or online reseller, or if pre-installed on a purchased system. MCE is currently only available as a 32bit (x86) version, but works on 64bit systems.
The Media Center application is also included with the Home Premium and Ultimate editions of Windows Vista.
How do I install WinXP MCE?
MCE installs the same way as any other version of Windows XP. However it cannot be installed as an upgrade, you must do a clean install. MCE comes on two disks; a WinXP XP SP2 disc, and the MCE extras disc. Boot from CD1 as you would normally when installing Windows. The setup screens will indicate Windows XP Professional, this is normal. During the graphic part of the install process, you will be prompted to insert CD2. This is obviously the second CD of the set which you should insert, as it contains the necessary extra Media Center enhancements. When it is done, Setup will ask you for the "Windows XP SP2 CD". It is actually just asking for the first disc again, so reinsert it and let it continue.
When install is complete, the system will reboot, and you will see the normal Windows XP desktop, though with a slightly different theme. To begin using the Media Center program straight away, click on Media Center in the Start Menu to begin the Media Center Setup wizard.
What graphics hardware is required for MCE to work correctly?
MCE works with DirectX 9.0c, so ideally your hardware at a minimum needs to be DirectX 9.0 compatible.
MCE requires a minimum of 64mb video RAM (shared or dedicated), 128mb recommended for the full visual "eye-candy" interface effects.
For Nvidia GPU chipsets, MCE drivers can be found here: nVidia Drivers. You'll need at least a Geforce FX5200 for MCE to work (however I have it running on an integrated Geforce 4 MX with no problems).
For ATI GPU chipsets, drivers for MCE can be found here: ATi Drivers. You'll need at least a 9250 for MCE to work, but I understand that the 9200 may also suffice.
Unfortunately, I understand that SiS and Via (S3) chipsets (as found on many mobos with integrated VGA) are NOT MCE compatible. Some Intel integrated VGA chipsets will work now, you should refer to Intel's website for updated drivers. I also understand that Via have introduced MCE compatible drivers for their Epia SP13000 ITX board, again refer to Via's website for correct drivers. However, it is recommended to use an add-in VGA card for best results, unless you have a new board which has integrated Geforce 6100 or ATI Xpress chipsets
What TV hardware works with MCE?
In order to display TV output, MCE requires an MPEG2 stream to display. It cannot encode this itself, so requires a hardware based TV tuner / capture card, such as the Hauppage PVR MCE series, or the MSI Theater 550PRO (above left). The card receives analog video through the aerial connection, or svideo / composite inputs, encodes it into MPEG2 format, which MCE can display.
This type of analog card is required to connect a cable or satellite box (eg Telewest, NTL or Sky in UK). Using the Microsoft remote receiver, two supplied IR blasters affix to the set-top box, so MCE can automatically change channels when needed.
For best picture quality on digital TV though, you can use a software-based DVB-T card, such as the Hauppauge Nova-T or the Black Gold DVB-T (above right). Using a regular aerial, these receive high quality digital terrestrial (OTA) signals (eg the Freeview service in UK), which are broadcast in MPEG2 format, and therefore no encoding is required. In the USA, ATSC is the digital terrestrial standard used, as DVB is not available there.
Unfortunately UK users of DVB-T cards will currently not be able to make use of DVB subtitles, interactive text-based services such as Teletext and BBCi, or listen to the Digital Radio services available on Freeview. UK DVB Digital Audio services are now available with MCE Rollup 2.
Unlike with VGA cards, MCE requires that your TV hardware has special BDA (Broadcast Driver Architecture) drivers which are MCE compatible. Check your hardware manufacturers website for compatible drivers.
Unfortunately, analogue TV hardware that is software-driven (such as MSI TV@nywhere and Vox) won't work in MCE.
Windows Vista Media Center will introduce support for cable (DVB-C) and satellite (DVB-S)tuner cards
Do I need any other software to make MCE work?
As MCE is essentially based around Windows Media Player 10, you will be aware that WMP cannot play DVDs until you install a suitable DVD codec. This is also the case with MCE, as until you install this MPEG2 codec, MCE won't play ANY video (including TV). So you will also need to purchase additional MCE compatible DVD player software, such as Cyberlink PowerDVD 6, Intervideo WinDVD 6, or Nvidia's DVD Decoder MPEG codec. Results can be varied using different codecs, so it is best to try a trial version of such software to see which gives you the best results before purchasing. You may find that suitable DVD software may already be supplied with some VGA or TV tuner cards.
Anything else I need?
You will also require an internet connection (not imperative, but certainly very useful) in order for MCE to access the internet in order to find and download TV guide listings, and album and artist information when playing CDs, MP3s and WMAs.
Without guide information, you will have to manually schedule TV recordings, and no programme information will be available.
If you are planning on having your Media Center in your living room, the Microsoft Remote Controller will allow you to control all aspects of the MCE interface without the need for a keyboard or mouse connected.
If you are connecting your Media Center to your TV, then your video display device will need TV-out capabilities (S-Video or Composite). S-Video offers better picture quality over composite video, but you will need to ensure your TV supports S-Video input, otherwise you will just see black and white video.
If your TV supports RGB inputs, then you may be able to obtain a VGA > RGB adaptor, which offers even better picture quality (search with Google, there are lots of sites about this). Many modern LCD and plasma TVs also support direct VGA / DVI inputs. VGA > RGB/SCART is only compatible with ATI Radeon VGA cards.
Can I watch one channel while recording another?
Yes, but you will need two identical TV devices, eg 2x DVB-T cards. You cannot have one analogue card, and one digital, as MCE presumes both hardware devices receive same channels, and can pick and choose between them. (However in the USA, you may have two analogue tuners, and one HDTV tuner)
This is straightforward when using two identical DVB-T cards. MCE has a channel list and guide data, so for example you are watching BBC1 on one tuner, MCE uses the other tuner to record the other programme on ITV2. Both cards are receiving the same input.
It gets a little more complicated if you want to do the same with a paid subscription service, such as NTL Cable or Sky Satellite in UK. As well as having two matching tuners (although I understand that some companies, including Hauppage, are releasing "dual-tuner" cards) you will also require two set-top boxes, with a subscription for each, as MCE needs to be able to change the channel on each set-top box seperately.
Good links....
Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 homepage
The Green Button - very good MCE community forum
MCESoft - for all sorts of plug-ins and extras for MCE
XPMCE.com - Windows Media Center forums
ukShazam.com - Media Center help & more
Note: MSI is not responsible for the content of external links[/b]
Look out for me in the XPMCE forums if you need further help!
That's about it for now, hope you find it useful. As I think of (meaning "remember" ) other stuff I'll add it above. If you know something that I've missed out, please post below with as much info as you can, and I'll add it to the guide, with a credit to you!
If you need help to solve a problem or want to ask a question, then START your own thread, with as much info as you can, please do NOT post in this thread, this thread is only for tricks,tips and useful reference info.

For some reason when using the "certified" MCE version of the Forceware drivers, after a short while all the buttons in the menus become "corrupted"
The simple solution: use regular XP/2000 version of Forceware drivers. They still work perfectly in MCE2005, and the graphical corruption doesn't appear.
nVidia Drivers
EDIT: this problem appears to have been corrected in the recent Rollup 2 Update

Master data not present in the reporting cube

Dear Experts,
There is a scenario in report design for me.
I have already created the Bex report and all the fields as mentioned are in the sales report.
Client now wants to include two more fields in the report.
One is the keyfig " Net value" which is present in the sales cube and i have already included in the report
and another field which is master data 0profit_center is not present in the cube.
Any ideas how can i include this 0profit center data so that i can display in the report?
As far as i understand, I need to include this master data in the sales Infocube which is being used for reporting.
But i am pondering upon the impact on the system because of this.
Now i have checked the BI system and the ECC table. In VBRP table of ECC, the profit center is present.
But when i see in BI the profit center is not being loaded from ECC but from flat file source system.
So i am confused how to go forward.
Can anyone suggest me what should be my approach?
Best Regards!!

You didn't understand what we suggested.
Rather than checking 0profit_ctr master data, you need to find the info objects(which are part of your cube) which have master data. in those 0profit_ctr can be a attribute. if yes then navigation settings will work.
if not then you can add 0profit_ctr to info cube and user master data look up thru routine or option read from master data(bw 7.3).
Other wise, directly add 0profit_ctr to your flat file data source(and cube) and maintain data thru flat file.
To look up your cube and 0pfirt_ctr need to have relations with another info objects other wise not possible.

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I want you to know exactly what you might decide to purchase which is why I have included the entire table of contents to the main ebook of the series: The Fat Loss Factor. Note this table of contents is condensed for the purpose of copyright. You'll actually get more than what you see below. Note The Fat Loss Factor is divdied into 12 principles and contains 141 pages</blockquote>
 
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 PRINCIPLE 1 PREPARING FOR SUCCESS 
 
 PRINCIPLE 2 OUT WITH OLD, IN WITH NEW 
 
 -PART 1 LAW OF UNADPTATION 
-PART 2 GET RID OF TOXINS
 
 PRINCIPLE 3 LIFESTYLE UN-DIET 
 
 -LIVER FUNCTION 
 -PHASE 1 - MASTER CLEANSE (3 TO 10 DAYS) 
 -D-I-E-T - A FOUR LETTER WORD 
 -FIBER FOR LIFE 
 -PROTEINS 
 -THE SKINNY ON FATS 
 - FAT LOSS FACTOR'S 15 FOODS FOr MAXIMUM WEIGHT LOSS 
 -DON'T DEPRIVE YOURSELF OF THESE 
 -EAT THESE FOODS TOGETHER TO PACK ON THE POUNDS 
 -SMOOTHIE IT UP 
 -FAT LOSS FACTOR'S 3 AXIOMS OF SUCCESS 
 -FOOD COMPANIES FATTEN YOU UP AND MAKE YOU SICK 
 -WHAT YOU DON'T WANT TO SEE ON A FOOD LABEL 
 -STRUCTURED EATING 
 -BREAKFAST: THE MOST IMPORTANT MEAL OF THE DAY - OR IS IT? 
 -THE FAT LOSS FACTOR DIET PLAN REVEALED 
 -PICK YOUR WEIGHT LOSS PLAN 
 -THE 48-HOUR FAST
 
 PRINCIPLE 4 WASH AWAY FAT WITH WATER 
 
 -BENEFITS OF DRINKING WATER
 
 PRINCIPLE 5 GOOD HEALTHY SUPPLEMENTATION 
 
 -TOP 12 SUPPLEMENTS FOR HEALTHLY WEIGHT LOSS
 
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 6 REBUILD YOUR BODY & MELT FAT ALL DAY LONG 
 
 -SIX WORK OUT EXERCISES 
 -REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD EXERCISE 
 -LINGO: THE LANGUAGE OF WORKING OUT 
 -PROPER POSTURE DEFINED 
 -THE LAW OF ADAPTATION 
 -BEST TIME TO EXERCISE 
 -SUGGESTED WORKOUT/TIMES
 
 PRINCIPLE 7 SCULPT MUSCLE AND TRIMFAT 
 
 - THE DREADED CARDIO 
 -HIGH INTESITY INTERVAL TRAINING 
 -ULTIMATE FAT BLASTER
 
 PRINCIPLE 8 IT'S ALL A MIND GAME RELAX 
 
 -STRESS AND WEIGHT GAIN 
 -HOW TO DE-STRESS 
 -ELEMENTS OF A HEALTHLY MINDSET 
 -3 FORMS OF EXERCISE THAT CAN DE-STRESS YOU MIND
 
 PRINCIPLE 9 NO BREATHE, NO LIFE 
 
 -DEEP BREATING ROUTINE.. 
 -TOP 7 REASONS TO GET A GOOD NIGHT'S SLEEP 
 -12 WAYS TO RELAX 
 PRINCIPLE 11 LOOK YOUR BEST TO FEEL YOUR BEST 
 -TOP TEN MAKEOVER TIPS
 
 PRINCIPLE 12 TURNING YOUR PROGRAM INTO A LIFESTYLE 
 
 -LIFESTLYE TIPS 
 -MOTIVATION TIPS 
 -DEPRESSION/SELF ESTEEM ISSUES 
 -BELLY FAT TIPS 
 -ADDRESSING HYPOTHYROIDISM 
 -BINGE EATING, EMOTIONAL FOOD CRAVINGS, AND PORTION CONTROL 
 
 APPENDIX 
 
 -TOOLS FOR A FAT LOSS FACTOR KITCHEN 
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Since starting this diet in April, I have lost 25 pounds!!! I love this diet…
 
Hi Michael….Since starting this diet in April, I have lost 25 pounds!!! I love this diet…I eat plenty and have found
many delicious recipes to sustain me. I eat an apple a day (along with a wide variety of other fruits) and have found that I actually crave the apple, I went to the fridge yesterday and found no apples in the fruit drawer, so I jumped in my car and headed straight for the local fruit stand to replenish my stock. ( like a smoker does for cigarettes) It’s nice to know the many benefits I am getting with something I’ve come to really enjoy!
 I have 5 pounds to go to accomplish my weight goal….once there, I may set a new one…just for fun!
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I had my 16-year old daughter run through it once school let out. In 2 weeks she dropped 24 pounds...
 
Hi Mike
I just thought you might be interested on an update…
I loved the 2-week phase diet so much that I had my 16-year-old daughter run through it once school let out. In 2 weeks, she dropped 24 pounds (including a significant amount of bloating around her midsection) and is under 200 pounds for the first time in years. She now has a waistline. Even more significantly, when she first started, she complained that the food was tasteless. That disappeared within a couple of days and my junk food-loving teen was able to appreciate the taste of fresh produce again. All the chemicals she was pumping into her body had so significantly altered her taste buds that she couldn’t even taste real food until she’d been able to cleanse her palate for a couple of days. Today was her first day off the meat-free diet and she really wanted a piece of marzipan (her favorite treat) and a bit of naan. Both repelled her when she tried to eat them. She complained that they tasted like chemicals! In fact, she ran to the fridge and piled a bunch of fresh veggies on plate to drown the awful taste of what used to be some of her favorite comfort foods.
Here’s the best part…she’d suffered from debilitating migraines on a DAILY basis. They were so bad that she missed a significant amount of school over the past few years. She has not had a migraine since the second day of the meat-free diet.
 As for me, I’ve noticed significant changes too. I used to have to take 3 pain relief pills to even begin to combat the headaches I’d get from working at my computer. Now, even a half dose (1 Advil) will do the trick if I even need it. But most of all, I appreciate the closer bond this process has forged between me and my daughter. Although we’ve always been extremely close, she resented my being a personal trainer and was loathe to follow any of my professional advice. That was the one area where we could never see eye-to-eye. But between going through this nutritional change and the talking we did on our hour-long daily walks together, she’s found a new interest in living a healthy lifestyle. As a trainer, I am inspired by the benefits of your program. As a parent, I’ll be forever grateful to you because Fat Loss Factor is showing my daughter that she can, indeed, succeed at making positive changes to her body and her health that will last a lifetime!
Now, we’re really eager to start exercising together. (I’m taking your advice and skipping the lemonade detox, and I’m reluctant to have my daughter do it considering her age and health history)
 Thanks again! You’re a true guru in my book!
 

 
I watched your video many times over a period of several months before finally deciding to try your program. Within a week I noticed a tremendous difference...
 
LOL Michael, 
I actually have hypothyroidism and take medicine everyday but do not use it as an excuse for being overweight. I am overweight because I made bad decisions about food and did not exercise properly. 
Since starting your program I feel better and have gone down one size in clothing. Sure, there were a few modifications to ease into these changes. After all I am in my late 50s and have been out of shape for a long time. There has been a little cheating but not much. I am sticking with this and will tighten the reins more and more as time goes by.
By saying that I FEEL better means exactly that. I get better sleep. My joints more freer. I breath easier without so much abdominal pressure pushing up on my diaphram. It never occured to me flushing my system would make me feel so great. This ha such a positive effect on my attitude also.
I recently tried the Flat Belly Diet. It had me eating every 4 hours and a MUFA with each meal. Yes there are 'good' fats but MUFAs are still fats. I was eating twice as much foods as before and about 10 times for fat then before. I gained weight and was demoralized. 
I watched your video many times over a period of several months before finally deciding to try your program. Within a week I noticed a tremendous difference. Flushing out the toxins from my body has made me convinced you have me going in the right direction. 
I am slowly trimming up. My whole attitude has changed. I FEEL better and am not starving myself or obessing over food. my appetite has decreased. It's that simple.
Thank you for helping me change for the better. 
Sincerly, Hazel. 
 
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Program name: The Fat Loss Factor 
 Author name: Dr. Charles D.C. and Lori A. 
Summary: This is a unique and revolutionary approach to dieting which I understand many people are participating in and are repeating the benefits of fat loss from.The program preaches detoxification and dieting with updates delievered via email to keep me ontop of my game and current with the Jones'. Exercise is reviewed and expressed in moderation. I understand if I hate the program and it fails to help me, I can return it without question for a full-money back guarantee within the first 60 days or 2 months. 
 
I understand this package is worth at least $97.00 but today am receiving a steal at the price of $47.00. I know that Dr. Charles has used these techniques in his clinics charging clients upwards of $500.00 to reap the same benefits I can gain for only $47.00. I also understand the package which includes many items not just the Fat Loss Factor ebook comes with one year of consulting with Dr. Charles via email. 
 My bargin price: $47.00 only 
 Guarantee: 60 days, no questions asked, hassle free, money back guarantee. 

 
 
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Thanks so much, as above you can see I defined a:link {color: blue;}

In CSS, there are five states for links
a:link
a:visited
a:hover
a:active
a:focus
a:link (=unvisited, or never clicked)
a:visited (=clicked at least once)
a:visited is purple in most browsers by default.
Thus, you need to define a:visited in your CSS and it should come after a:link (otherwise you'll never see it)
One solution would be:
a:link, a:visited {
 color: #00F;
but bear in mind that visitors find it handy if a:visited is a different color to a:link so they know which links they've already clicked on.
a:link {
 color: #00F;
a:visIted {
 color: #SOME OTHER COLOR TO A:LINK;
a:hover {
 color: #F00;

Understanding of -- "/1BCDWB/LSF00000017F01" include

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