To include images which are located in an external data source add a field for your images as simple text, for each record enter the full path to the image (e.g. c:\my documents\images\photo.gif). A detailed explanation is available in our on-line knowledgebase under solution number S1004. http://www.netobjects.com/support/html/knowledgebase.html

To include links which are live in your data fields, you must use scripting and variables in your stacked pages. A detailed explanation is available in our on-line knowledgebase under solution number S1005. http://www.netobjects.com/support/html/knowledgebase.html

If you're using Java, TestNG will help you solve this problem more effectively than junit; see http://www.testng.org for details. Dan Fabulich has written a simple example of a test driven by a data provider; I've attached that code as DataProviderExample.java. (Don't bother him for support with this. But feel free to submit fixes.) There's a bug (SRC-216) that prevents Firefox 2.0.0.1 or later from starting up in Selenium RC 0.9.0.

I would like to know where I can find the international datas for this software and if it works also for Europe. In the Digital Atmosphere Internet > Retrieve panel, a large number of the download options are valid for Europe and most other parts of the world. For first-timers we recommend any one of the entries listed as "Synoptic (world)". That will allow surface data for most places in the world to be plotted.

The population data are from the U.S. Census Bureau 2000 Census. Indiana census data can be down loaded from the Census Bureau website located at http://www2.census.gov/census_2000/datasets/Summary_File_1/ The mortality data are from the Indiana State Department of Health. The Indiana Division of Mental Health and Addiction requested use of these data and received formal approval to use the data on this website.

individual organisations copyright their own materials in a variety of ways the DRS ruled that no materials would be accepted for reproduction electronically when they are available elsewhere on the web. In this case you should provide information in your table of contents about where students can go to access or the exact URL if available.

We photograph using SMALL, MEDIUM and LARGE format cameras as well as 22 mio pixel digital back for the rights-managed pictures, and mostly digital for the royalty-free pictures.

If your mail is received at a server which (sometimes) only reports the hostname of the sending server, you should not use that information to track spam. You should not use SpamCop if there is no IP address listed by your server for the source of the spam. Some mail servers, noteably Groupwise and McAfee's SMTP proxy, do not record the source IP address of the sending server on all messages. Instead, they check the reverse DNS of the sending IP and if present, report that.

Yes. WebMerge-generated pages are simple HTML, so images are referenced by paths in IMG tags. If your database has a field containing the path to an image, you can merge that data into an IMG tag in either of two ways: The [WM-ImagePath] tag is replaced by an <img> tag in the generated page, using the file path in the data of the field specified in fieldName as the src attribute.

It is appropriate to acknowledge the source of data upon which a manuscript is based. Many investigators include this information in the methods and/or reference sections of their manuscripts. Journals generally include an acknowledgement section, in which the authors can recognize people who helped them gain access to the data. However, you should check the policies of the journal to which you plan to submit.

METs used to calculate the number of calories burned is adapted from Ainsworth BE, Haskell WL, Whitt MC, Irwin ML, Swartz AM, Strath SJ, O Brien WL, Bassett DR Jr, Schmitz KH, Emplaincourt PO, Jacobs DR Jr, Leon AS. Compendium of Physical Activities: An update of activity codes and MET intensities. Med Sci Sports Exerc 2000;32 (Suppl):S498-S516.

A data source identifies a path to data that can include a network library, server, database, and other attributes-in this case; the data source is the path to MySQL database. To connect to a data source, the Driver Manager checks the Windows registry for specific connection information. The ODBC Driver Manager and MyODBC Drivers use the registry entry created by the ODBC Data Source Administrator. This entry contains information about each data source and its associated driver.

Yes. You can enter text into a non-archive submission either by typing or by cutting and pasting. However, if your content rests in document or image files, you can include several common types of files as part of a submission. Document formats Datawitness supports for microfilm archiving fall into two categories; text-based files and image files.

Yes, there are some images on the NRAO Web site that you can browse. In addition, images and data from two surveys of the sky made by the VLA are available on the Internet. You also may download software for viewing these image files. Check out the NRAO VLA Sky Survey and the FIRST Survey Web pages.

If you cannot answer those questions and then visualize how to build a mall, then you probably should not try.

Yes, we can supply you with the raw data array images (.tif) upon request. Scaled log2-ratio data (.gff) files and peak (.gff) files are included in your deliverable data along with the visualization software SignalMap. Yes, we can generate this information in GFF format for all of catalog designs. You will need a copy of SignalMap to view the GFF files. Yes, we are including two promoter reports that map the peaks from your ChIP-chip data relative to the transcription start site of a gene.

Scientists submitting grant, cooperative, or contract applications should include a data-sharing plan, or provide justification for the absence of such a plan, in a brief paragraph to be placed immediately after the Research Plan Section (i.e., immediately after PHS 398 Section I. Letters of Support in the Research Plan Section of their application) so it does not count toward the application page limit.

External dataobjects are most useful medium to large collection of records and ones which can be updated often or by other users. External data sources are best used for 50-400 records, where the records do not need to be updated very often, or updated by web visitors.

Yes. Consolidated log data stored in the database can be accessed using standard database access tools. Raw logs are stored in ASCII files and can be used as input to other applications.

SPA/GPA parameters are field values saved globally in memory. There are two ways to use SPA/GPA parmeters:

The Generator can be hooked up to a lab deionized water supply @ <1µS/cm or an external tank of water, which, if necessary, can be situated below the height of the Generator.

Because copies of your HTML files and images are stored in cache, it is impossible to prevent someone from being able to save them onto their hard drive. If you are concerned about your images, you may wish to embed a watermark with your information into the image. Consult your image editing program's help file for more details.

There are a large number of search engines which can be used for source material. Remember that copyrighted material is NOT acceptable to be used unless you have specific written permission to do so. Images using copyrighted material will be removed by the administration.

No, if you supply source code you can't include the Glyfz images, only in the executable. The only exception would be if the third party has the appropriate Glyfz licenses.

However, note that each source file will be compiled individually into its own assembly, so they cannot have dependencies on each other.

We welcome suggestions for resources to include in the LocalData database. To suggest a site, go to the Suggest a Source form created for this purpose.

Yes. If your data is small, you can add it directly to your program. If it is large, you should convert it to SPSS, SAS or STATA and e-mail it to LIS usersupport who will give you instructions.