The Data Out column is how much data you have downloaded, the Data In column is how much data you have Uploaded. (the download limit is only how much you have downloaded not uploaded).

The data is available via ftp pull download from the anonymous ftp site modis-atmos.gsfc.nasa.gov. The data (images, statistics, product maps, and QA) are available for download in the L3LandSurfaceProducts directory. See similar questions...

You can verify that your program has been downloaded after every load by enabling load verification. To do this check the Tools | Options | Target | Enable load verification option. Alternatively, you can carry out a program verification at any time by selection the Debug | Verify menu option. This will verify that your current active project is correctly loaded onto the target. See similar questions...

MLDownloader cannot store data directly in a database file. However, you can use or product Convert2DatabaseFile to convert the Metastock files to a database file. See similar questions...

The data provided for download on this website is in a GIS-compatible format. The exact format varies and is dependent upon the original format of the source data. Generally speaking, vector data is provided in ESRI shapefile format and imagery is either TIFF, MrSID or JPEG format. These formats are readable by the ESRI suite of products that include ArcExplorer, ArcView, ArcEditor, and Arc/Info. For info on these products, please go to www.esri.com. See similar questions...

Yes. Go to the Options (After Download Page) dialog box and specify your virus checker and the file types to check. See similar questions...

You have to get the numbers from the JCN website (recommended if you have had at least some stats training). You can do a simple t-test here: http://www.changbioscience.com/stat/ttest.html and get the .056 p value that is reported by Wong in 2007. See similar questions...

The latest version of this FAQ can be found at http://members.cox.net/lmcoon/salarycap.htm or http://www.cbafaq.com. The previous version of this FAQ (covering the 1999 CBA) can be found at: http://members.cox.net/lmcoon/salarycap99.htm. original NBA Salary Cap FAQ was written by Tony Minkoff and covered the 1995 CBA. It is no longer available on the Internet. This FAQ was based on Tony's original, and on several articles written by Garret Okamoto for "Top of the Key. See similar questions...

Our data provider recently changed their data format during release 1.09, download the latest version here to resolve this issue. See similar questions...

Answer: If you fail to identify " refusal” or " don’t know” as types of missing data, and treat the assigned values for " refused” or " don’t know” as real values, you will get distorted results in your statistical analyses. Therefore, it is important to recode " refused” or " don’t know” responses as missing values (either as a period (.) for numeric variables or as a blank for character variables). See similar questions...

In order to do check how much data you have to back up, you need to know where it is on your computer. Many people save their work to their 'My Documents' folder. Select 'My Documents' folder (this may be within the 'Documents & Settings folder) by moving the cursor over it a) All computers are set up differently, so you may need to search a little bit to find the folder/s you require. See similar questions...

After each time you backup your files, the client application screen will display the status of the last backup. Historic information is also visible from the client. See similar questions...

You can view your data usage, and various other information by logging onto your account on the Infogen website. Simply go to http://www.infogen.net.nz, and select 'Account' from the menu. You will be given a login prompt - simply enter your username and password then select 'My Services' for usage information on dial-up and broadband services. See similar questions...

There are several ways to check your data before you are 'debriefed': 1) Use the following tabs: Tab Name Location What it does Trip Summary Trip screen Gives a summary of catch info Print Sets Set/Haul screen Set/haul summary Print Gear Gear screen Gear summary You can also use the 'Order Catch By' item on the Catch screen to see a count of records by species (go to the end of the list) or you may order the Catch records in various ways for viewing or checking. See similar questions...

The name of the file is websitealert_p_download.txt. It is mandatory to have this file in your server if you buy FTP/SFTP service, if the file is not found, you will get a failure alert. See similar questions...