Ans Mark the Table maintenance allowed flag if users with the corresponding authorization may change the data in the table using the Data Browser (Transaction SE16). If the data in the table should only be maintained with programs or with the table view maintenance transaction (Transaction SM30), you should not set the flag.

The closer you can approximate the look of a typewritten letter, the more closely people read the letter. Even in the era of desktop publishing, this has been proven again and again. Never "justify" (line up evenly) the right-hand margin, which takes away enormously from its impact as a letter. for size, be kind to over-fifty folks who can't manage smaller print any more. Usually 11- or 12-point type work best. See similar questions...

LABELCHANGES is a very misleading name, because it doesn't just change the labels. It changes the fields for Location and Call number in the Checkin record, which then goes both to the labels and then becomes the final shelflist record. So if you actually catalog something in Dewey or LC, and you do not add that series to LABELCHANGES, then your shelflist will say that the item is in Government Documents when it isn't. See next answer. In the FAQ for version 1. See similar questions...

In Recipe Center 5.2, you have an option to display the unit of the ingredient either in decimal or fraction form. This can be set under TOOLS > OPTIONS. However, when you modify the ingredients, you need to input the value in decimal form because the program does not allow fraction inputs. When you save this input, the program will convert this value into fraction (provided you chose fraction form in the Option) and that will be reflected on the display. See similar questions...

Recipezaar uses the USDA nutritional information database, which classifies thousands of foods and gives their nutritional analysis, to compute the nutritional facts on our recipes. Nutritional totals are figured on a per-serving basis including all foods in the ingredients list. We simply total the nutritional information for all foods in the ingredients of a recipe, and then divide by the number of servings it makes to arrive at the per-serving nutritional information. See similar questions...

Answer: Go to Main Menu > Nutrition (or Activities) > Browse > type a letter(s) then Submit. A list of items beginning with the letter(s) will be displayed. See similar questions...

Answer: No, we do not have a master’s in nutrition. We do have a Master’s in Health Care Policy and Management wherein you can take nutrition courses. (The nutrition concentration is only recommended for those students who have a nutrition/dietetic background.) See similar questions...

Please visit the Food and Nutrition Information Center (FNIC) at the National Agricultural Library web site at http://www.nal.usda.gov/fnic/. You can contact FNIC at fnic@nal.usda.gov. See similar questions...

Answer: Recitation of Facts. Read this section of the letter carefully. It should contain some or all of the following information: Answer: Do not be led astray by the registration numbers: trademark rights in the United States arise from use of the mark in commerce, not from registering. However, both state and federal law can provide relief from trademark infringement. See similar questions...

quot;Font Preferences" group. "Default" will use the font of Options > Objects > Font. See similar questions...

Implants should be avoided or only contemplated after careful consideration in the following cases: incomplete jawbone growth, serious disease to liver, heart or kidney, nicotine abuse, tendency to haemorrhaging, impaired immunological system or uncontrolled diabetes mellitus. See similar questions...

Answer: This error comes from the mktextfm tool when it is asked to build a .tfm file for a font, but the font name includes characters such as space. Generally, this means that the name you specified in the \font command does not exactly match the name of the font installed in Mac OS X; therefore, xetex didn't find the installed font, and tried to use a .tfm instead. See similar questions...

Answer: Yes, I use an oversized and padded Custom Craftworks massage table that is wider-than-normal for your added comfort. My massage table is also electrically-heated so that you don't get chilly and ensures your muscles remain warm and relaxed. And if necessary, I also have an electrically heated blanket. See similar questions...

Your hashtable will be an array of objects which hold a key and a DataRecord. (Suppose that you define a DictionaryRecord class. In Java remember that when you have an array of type DictionaryRecord, each entry of the array is really a reference to a DictionaryRecord). Yes. The Terminal class was modified to do this. See similar questions...

Because I use and read the site myself, and that's what I can comfortably read. And because electronic reading is easier with bigger font sizes, generally -- although it leads to more scrolling. But perhaps what you are seeing is bigger than what the rest of us are seeing. Browsers do vary in their font size presentation (in particular between some versions of Internet Explorer on Windows and the rest of the world. See similar questions...

Use Font.canDisplay() to find out if there is a glyph matching a given Unicode character in a given font. This is generally is a question from users of KDE (on Linux or other Unix) or Windows 2000 who would like to use LCD subpixel text. There's no programmatic way to do it in Java SE 6 (but see http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6274842 to see if that has changed since this was written). However if you know what you want you can set a system property : java -Dawt. See similar questions...

Those shown for cast metal & formed plastic are your only options (unless you go with a custom mold for additional expense). We have more fonts than our manufacturers do, and can submit those fonts for plaques and flat cut letters. You can also use your custom font. Email us the TrueType PC font (.ttf file). See similar questions...

Make sure you have uploaded the images as well as the HTML files, and that they are uploaded to the right place on the server. Most PageKits have the images in a separate images sub-folder under the main index.html page. Make sure you upload this folder to your server, with the images inside. This may be caused by your new images being slightly different dimensions from the original images. See similar questions...

The Ethiopian News Headlines is not associated with any commercial font vendor and we can not recommend font "A" to be more reliable and compatibly than font "B". We try to make all fonts work equally well and perfectly at our web site. Be aware that font "A" which works fine on Windows '95 may not be as reliable on Windows '98 or in web browser "B" of version "X". This is a result of ever changing software. See similar questions...

Answer: Yes! We heartily encourage anyone to use the OFL to distribute their own original fonts. It is a carefully constructed license that allows great freedom along with enough artistic integrity protection for the work of the authors as well as clear rules for other contributors and those who redistribute the fonts. Some additional information about using the OFL is included at the end of this FAQ. Answer: No. See similar questions...