The file name of Award BIOS binary files is usually derived from the BIOS serial number. Because one file name resemble another, a customer may inadvertently use the wrong binary file when updating the system BIOS with the Award flash utility. To help avoiding this problem, Award have added a new feature to AWDFLASH.EXE, version 5.33 and above - a warning message that appears if the program detects a mismatch between the BIOS binary file and the system board.

The UMF number (e.g. UMF10+) is a standard way of describing the bacteria-destroying power of the product. The honey is put in a plate with a bacterial culture, and the area is measured where the bacterial growth is stopped. this area is compared to a similar area produced by a solution of phenol and water. The number refers to the percentage of phenol in the water. So UMF 10 is honey that has the same bacteria-killing power as 10% phenol. See similar questions...

The star after the serial number is a replacement note that was issued to take the place of a defective note that was discovered. Using the * ('asterisk'=SHIFT-8) key will get it into the system. Since it's too cost-prohibitive to re-issue the same serial number, it's easier to print up a bunch of star notes and then use them to fill the stack once the defects are pulled out. Most star notes don't command a premium unless they are uncirculated, and/or have a real interesting serial number. See similar questions...

When you generate trace file in the Dos Command line, you can see node name and its corresponding number which is used in the trace file. e.g. See similar questions...

I can not find any explanation in the manual on the call graph section > of the map file generated by the linker. > - Some functions are marked with a star. These are functions on the critical path - i.e. if you want to reduce the amount of RAM used for arguments and locals, you can ignore those functions NOT marked with a star, because they do not influence the total. Of course if you change a critical function, and reduce the RAM needed, other functions may then become critical. See similar questions...

A Y-DNA match indicates that two males have a common male ancestor. This ancestor could be their father, or it could be a male from a thousand years ago. The quantity of DNA markers that match gives us an indication of how long ago the common relative lived. For more information on DNA and Y-chromosome testing see DNA Information. Although no evidence is ever absolutely certain, the confidence level for a match can be very high. See similar questions...

A 100% match means that the result matches all criteria that you selected ? e.g. if you selected four criteria 100% means it matches all four, 75% means it matches only three of the four, etc. Note: results under 50% are not displayed. See similar questions...

This means you have mistyped one of the passwords in either the "New Password" text box or the "Confirm New Password" text box. The password in these two text boxes MUST be the same. Please type your new password in both boxes again. See similar questions...

The main difference between mnib and tools like Star Commander is that mnib reads out the low level information off a disk, whereas Star Commander reads out the high level data. As a consequence, mnib cannot use the high-level checksum mechanism for detecting, if the track read has been read out correctly: This is, because the track may not be a Commodore DOS track, but may be stored in a custom format on the disk, with custom checksumming mechanisms. See similar questions...

That means you did not install corresponding MPEG4 decoder in your system. You can download the related decoder online. After installation you can use it. See similar questions...

It is a process of selection of who attends the Fire Recruit Training Academy. Points are given for residency status, emergency service (answer to a 911 call) work, PBCC EMT and Paramedic trained Florida certificate holders. Those with the highest number of points are selected. In the event of a tie, a lottery is used. If a candidate meets the criteria outlined in Florida Statute #633. See similar questions...

A little bit about compression: The JPEG file format uses a "lossy" compression method. In order to make the file smaller, information is thrown away, or lost. The "quality" setting that most image editing programs and digital cameras have when saving JPEGs determines how much information is lost. See similar questions...

If you and a person P are an X% match, that means that we are 99.0% sure you match at least X% of each other's desires. Huh? Once again, here's the FAAAQ. The important thing to notice is that unlike most "matching" services, we don't give high matches off the bat -- this is because we don't know enough information. A strong match means two things: (1) we have a LOT of information about both of you and your desires, and (2) it all lines up. Back to Top See similar questions...

There is always a possibility that you could get disappointing test results. Samples that vary by three or more markers from the main group may do so for a number of reasons. One possibility is that they represent distinct lines either older or younger than the currently observed most frequent line. Another is that there has been a "non-paternal event" at an unknown past time. There are several possible types of non-paternal event in addition to a pregnancy gained outside of a marriage. See similar questions...

The first letter of the match code is the Match Success Indicator. This shows how well Batch was able to match the input address. Results could not be returned for the input address. This might happen if the formatting process truncates the output address. This means that Batch could either find no data in the input address or too insignificant an amount of data to return an address. See similar questions...

When a database is created, the database name is specified in the CREATE DATABASE command and it must match the DB_NAME parameter. The database will not mount if the database name recorded in the control file does not match the database name in the STARTUP command. See similar questions...

Interested individuals can contact the Minnesota Chapter office by phone, email (elizabeth.gordon@lls.org) or through an online request on the Web site. See similar questions...

From: libes (Don Libes) To: xipr@alv.teli.se (Ivan Prochazka) Subject: Why does . match a newline? Ivan Prochazka writes: > >Hello Don. > >In my opinion(and emacs) the regexp-symbol "." stands for all >characters except newline(\n). >This is not the case in Expect 5.2. Yes, there are some packages that follow this convention, but I don't think it is appropriate for Expect. See similar questions...

There are often two types of names on a BRC: the corporate name and the “trade” or “doing-business-as” (d/b/a) name. The name of the business that receives the purchase order should match one of them. If not, the agency should ask the business about the difference to ensure that the BRC belongs to the business. The response should be documented with the BRC. See similar questions...