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The Nyquist relationship governs the signaling capability on a channel. In 1928, Harry Nyquist developed the relationship between the bandwidth and the signaling rate (baud) on a channel as B 2W where B is the baud rate and W is the bandwidth in hertz. BITS VERSUS BAUD Before discussing what the Nyquist relationship means in terms of the maximum achievable signaling rate on a channel, a brief digression into bits and baud rate is warranted. The bit rate, typically presented in terms of bits (of data transmitted) per second (bits/s),

The prototype of textcolor( ) is in <conio.h>. The textcolor( ) function sets the color in which characters are displayed. It can also be used to specify blinking characters. The valid values for color are shown here, along with their macro names (defined in <conio.h>):

and then returns temp. Keep in mind that the traditional meaning of a postfix increment is to first obtain the value of the operand, and then to increment the operand. Therefore, it is necessary to save the current state of the operand and return its original value, before it is incremented, rather than its modified value.

people, and they like the challenge of playing against a human rather than an artificial opponent. There is an enormous number of game-show style games available for free on the Internet; they re cheap to develop and quick to download. Most of them make their money through advertising, because they don t offer a rich enough experience to charge for. The other branch of proprietary online games is the persistent world that I talked about in the last chapter. These require vast investments to build, and ongoing expenses to maintain, and they make their money through monthly subscriptions. Persistent worlds need just about every skill the game industry uses: ordinary game programmers and also programmers skilled at working with networks and servers; artists, animators, and musicians; game designers, level designers, and writers. And unlike retail games, where the developers usually move on to another project as soon as the previous one is done, persistent worlds need people on a continuing basis. It s a little like the difference between a movie and a theme park: the cast and crew of a movie can go home once the filming is done, but a theme park needs employees every day that it s open and it needs to change and expand from time to time to keep people coming in. Online games present a number of design and development challenges that don t exist in games that are only played on one machine. The game must be scrupulously fair, and it should not be possible for players to manipulate the system to gain an unfair advantage. It also needs to respond well to the sudden disappearance of one of the players, since people can log on and off at any time. Online games require facilities for people to get together and talk about the game, brag boards that show who are the best players, customer service agents to help solve problems and moderate disputes, and a great many other features that non-networked video games don t have to bother with. Now that game consoles are starting to have modems, online games will become important for them as well. However, the primary reason for playing an online game is to communicate with other people, and at the moment that still means typing. Since consoles don t routinely come with keyboards, this will limit their appeal. As customers move to broadband Internet connections, we can expect to see voice communication between online players, but that is still a few years off. In any case, online games for consoles are in their infancy at the moment, and promise to be an area of significant growth in the years to come.

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You can set the Font, Weight, and Size of the text to find, and you can replace one or all of those settings with new ones. Click Finish and use the button bar to decide whether to find each match one at a time or just to replace them all in one go.

We will now address the key applications for Ethernet over MPLS, looking firstly at how it may be used to add Ethernet services to existing IP/MPLS networks, secondly at where it may be introduced to scale an existing Ethernet deployment, and finally at where it may be one component of a converged network offering.

because if you write a Print To File using an incompatible driver, you re left with a job the service bureau can t print, and you ve wasted time and hard disk space. Also, if the CorelDRAW file you print to file contains fonts, you either need to convert all text to curves (which significantly increases the saved PRN file s size), or you need to include the typefaces on the disk you give to the service bureau, which is a thorny legal issue. Users give service bureaus digital typefaces all the time, but according to most font licenses, this isn t legal. On the other hand, you cannot depend on a service bureau or commercial press house to have exactly the same font as the one you used if a high-resolution printer reads a Print To File and cannot find the typeface on its operating system, chances are you ll get a beautiful high-resolution print that uses Courier instead of your typeface. In short, before you send out work for printing:

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The military has long been interested in biometrics and the technology has enjoyed extensive support from the national security community. The following sections discuss how the U.S. military is using biometrics.