Creating BitWise for 3 operating systems requires a large number of tools. Here is a list of the major tools used: BitWise, including the client, server and the website, are written in a variety of languages, including C, C++, Perl, php and mySQL.

Creating CoP2P on three different operating systems is no small task. We use a variety of tools to do our work: CoP2P is written using a mixture of C++, C, php(for authentication of users login), and, of course, database queries.

BitWise* is an automated message system, and cannot be added to your contact list. *BitWise* can inform users of different events, such as when they are added as a super buddy, or when someone adds you to their contact list.

Yes, emoticons are planned for inclusion in BitWise. After the release of Version 1 we will be moving the conversations to an HTML format, at which time emoticons will be able to be included, along with additional text formatting options.

I use the Xilinx ISE 5.1 tool suite in combination with the Synplicity VHDL synthesizer, Synplify. Each FPGA manufacturer has their own tool suite. Most tool suites also have the ability to interface with third-party VHDL or Verilog synthesizers.

A: You need to own a copy of Dink Smallwood on CD (available from RTSoft at www.rtsoft.com). There is a folder on your DINK CD called "develop". Copy everything from this folder into your main Dink directory. That's it! The map editor is called DINKEDIT.EXE. I'd recommend downloading DinkRun (mine) or CreatedWorlds (Silencer's) as a front-end for running DinkEdit. NEW: I have created a D-Mod Skeleton which is the shell of a D-Mod you can simply UNZIP into a Dink subdirectory of your choice.

I would have to say that 90% of the work is done with a chainsaw. I also use electric chisels, hand chisels, dremel tools, die grinders, sanders, and torches! If you're interested in knowing which brands I prefer, look for a product commentary and review page I'll be posting to the website in the near future!

They use Lightwave for 3D, After Effects for composite and AVID for editing. Photoshop primarily for color, although Steve heard some Painter was being used here and there.

Long answer: while we do keep usage numbers, we are not releasing them at this time. From experience, people have a perception of how big BitWise "should be," and when the actual number turns out to be bigger or smaller than expected, certain conclusions are made and/or perceptions change unreasonably about BitWise's service. Therefore, we choose to keep usage statistics out of the public domain at this time.

BitWise Personal is free and may be used only for personal use. BitWise Personal may not be used in any business or for any commercial purpose. Not-for-profit and educational organizations are included in our definition of a business. BitWise Professional may be used for any purpose, business or otherwise. Businesses and other organizations are required to purchase a BitWise Professional Network.

No, viruses cannot be transmitted when casually using BitWise. This is true for one-on-one conversations, conferences, whiteboards or any non-file transfer activity. The only way to get a virus using BitWise would be to actively accept a file transfer from another user and then run the file sent to you. For this reason, we always encourage our users to be cautious when accepting files from others, just like you would be when receiving email attachments.

Because BitWise is only used for transmission of data (not storage of data), our access controls and logs of who is granted what rights (i.e. who has access to use BitWise and thus receive the data) is sufficient for HIPAA in most environments. That is to say, the information being transmitted over BitWise must come from somewhere--which would be your HIPAA-compliant environment; BitWise is only used for transmission, and our transmission encryption and access controls meet HIPAA guidelines.

Your contacts are notified if your encryption keys change or are missing. This can be a head's up to the possibility that your password has been stolen or you are the victim of a man-in-the-middle attack.

BitWise Plus costs $25 for a lifetime membership. You will receive all of the current Plus membership features and benefits for as long as you use your username.

Log in to Web Services, and then click on the "Plus" icon. You can pay using a credit card or PayPal and be activated instantly. You can also mail us a check and we will process your membership after receiving your check.

No, just like BitWise Personal, BitWise Plus is meant only for home users. BitWise Professional is required for use in a business, and includes all of the BitWise Plus features. Please see the BitWise Professional Overview for more information.

Absolutely not! BitWise Personal is retaining all of its features, and will continue to receive enhancements in the future. No features were removed from Personal when Plus was released. BitWise Plus adds features that benefit the security-conscious (a.k.a. those with healthy paranoia), and since many users would probably not use the Plus capabilities even if they were available, Personal can hardly be called crippleware.

Themes are available from the Theme forum. We are always interested in accepting new themes if you have one or would like to create one.

The email address associated with your BitWise username can be updated by using the Preferences after logging in to Web Services. Once you enter your new address, you will receive an email that will contain a link for you to follow. After you follow that link, your new email address will be confirmed and entered into your user record.

BitWise has "web bugs" that allow you to display your BitWise status (Online, Away, Offline) from your personal web site; you can even link to a special site that shows your BitWise directory information. You can enable web bugs and get the code you need for your web site by logging in to Web Services and clicking on Preferences.

this time, we are not making any statements regarding inclusion of web cam features. We are monitoring new technologies that will enable such support across all operating systems (Windows, Linux and Mac OS X).

BitWise currently has one simple but challenging game called Conquest. There are no plans to create additional games at this time.

Of course! We do ask that you link only to the main BitWise page, unless you have a specific reason that you need to link to another page.

All graphics are developed using Adobe Photoshop and ImageReady for pixel-based art and Adobe Illustrator for vector art. PHP, [X]HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and coding are all done in Macromedia Dreamweaver, BBEdit, or in a plain text editor. In most instances I use Macromedia Dreamweaver to create layouts (which I touch up by hand) and to manage my site.

The tools Jacquelene uses include a combination of clairvoyance, palmistry, tarot, numerology, aspects of astrology, kabbalah, photos, and aura colors. Jacquelene also completes psychic art readings containing a picture and reading for the client. Jacquelene does work in a highly visionary manner and does mediumship, however this is done separately to a combination reading unless it spontaneously occurs in a reading for you. Thomas works with clairvoyance, tarot and runes.

Everyone! Anyone with basic development or web-development experience can develop SkylineGlobe tools and publish them to other members. The tools can be offered to everyone or to paying customers based of a revenue split between the developer and Skyline.

FCPS uses the Early Academic Curriculum Guide, which was developed by FCPS staff with support from Todd Streff, Great Strides Behavioral Consulting Inc. and with resources provided by Ron Leaf, Ph.D., Autism Partnership. The curriculum guide includes a comprehensive skill list, an assessment checklist, and data forms to measure progress and skill acquisition.

Yes, we are interested in growing OpenChecklist with the addition of experienced technical architects and developers in multiple languages. We are particularly interested in creating a suite of collector tools that integrate with the OpenChecklist database and facilities. Previous experience in open source projects, data warehousing and ERP projects preferred.

You may use the Resume Wizard under the "My Resume" tab to assist you. Click the Attach Resume button and select Resume Wizard. You will just need to provide the information accordingly.

We plan on introducing a GUI program to ease the XML creation, but that is still some months away. In the meantime, stewards take several different approaches. Some stewards (particularly those with an HTML background) are comfortable with editing large XML files directly. XML is a human-readable format, so this is not out of the question. Other stewards have taken a script approach to XML creation.