ReSure has capabilities that allow you to import your data in spreadsheet format. You first export a ReSure spreadsheet template of the appropriate Risk Class (eg motor vehicles), copy and paste your data into the template, then import it into ReSure. Data that is imported is checked for accuracy and integrity by the same business rules that we use for manual data entry.

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.

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.

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 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.

Inside your SharePoint portal you will have a default documents folder labelled "Shared Documents" on your left menu bar. You may create as many additional documents folders as you need by clicking the top menu "Create Document Library". You can then specify the document title, description, the default document template type, toggling of document version handling and navigation options.

Yes, the information stored in the logging databases can be exported to text files. Historic information is kept two years in the databases.

Yes, a small amount of custom automation is required to extract and interpret your custom data source, but the process of asking the Apprentice to drop and arrange the shapes based on rules is inherent in our products.

These non-spatial data sets can be registered at the NJEDL, following the same process for registering documents. Just remember to select "data set" as your document type. If your spreadsheet or database file contains many fields that require documentation, you may also want to use NJMetaLite (NJML) to document these fields in the "entity and attribute" section of NJML.

The major issues in sampled-data systems such as those used in motion, robotic and continuous process control are: how to assure that all outputs are present and ready for sampling before beginning the next cycle of sampling and execution. Solutions to these problems typically require specialized communication and operating system services, which can be represented in terms of the IEC 61499 model by service interface function blocks.

Yes, you can export text-based data from the Bourse to be used in other systems using the Data Converter that can be found under the File menu and choosing the Export submenu. Read the software help for instructions.

Vestivo will help you import data from existing systems. Depending on the format, there are a many of ways of accomplishing a data conversion. A Vestivo Representative will provide an evaluation and help you determine the best method.

Data collection processes are different in each jurisdiction, thus are designed by different constituencies in each situation. The most successful systems seem to be designed with input from the police department administrators and individual officers, the research partners who will be analyzing the data, and community leaders who are concerned about the process.

No. The data is stored on your disk. If you use plug-in then the data is completely handled by the plug-in which resides on your computer. The older version of ebCARD(for Netscape 3.0 users) uses our server for creating your ebCARD. In this case we neither log the data nor use it for any purpose other than creating your ebCARD.

Not yet. In the SDK version 1.4 you can only receive data. We are considering including the ability to upload data to SurePath from other systems, particularly carrier systems, in future versions of the SDK.

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.

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

When I finished my 1790-1920 federal census spreadsheet I thought others might find it useful. I have been helped many times by fellow researchers so I posted a notice on several e-mail lists and offered a copy to anyone who wanted one.

Before doing any data entry, make a copy of the downloaded files and set them aside to use later as master copies. Here is what I had in mind when I created the spreadsheets. My plan for personal use is to make a separate copy of my 1790-1930 spreadsheet for each family branch for which I have census data. That way I would have a handy way of storing, displaying, archiving and transporting census data for the 140 period that census data is available.