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minutes, while the string MM represents month. Examples: The FormatDate function is used to change the data type of a date variable to a string. This is used to 1. Use date variables in functions that require string variables: =Length(FormatDate([Invoice Date]; "M/d/YYYY")) returns 8 (the length of the string value returned) when [Invoice Date]= "1/1/1998" and returns 9 when [Invoice Date]= "12/1/1998". 2. Use date variables concatenated with other string data: ="Invoice Date: " + FormatDate([Invoice Date]; "Mmm dd, YYYY") returns "Invoice Date: Jan 01, 1998".

A publisher is a company that funds the development of new games and advertises them to the public. Of all the various company names which may appear on the game box, theirs will be the largest and the one that they want the customers to remember. So far as the publisher and the general public is concerned, it is their game they paid for it to be developed; they put it on the market; they re held responsible for its content and ultimately, for its success or failure. Also, even if a different company developed it, it s very likely the publisher actually owns the copyright on the source code and the artwork it is literally their property. The publisher is the financial though not necessarily the creative heart of the game industry. They re the equivalent of book publishers in the book industry, or movie studios in the film industry. They decide what games will be funded for development. They also have the final word on content: since the publisher is paying for the game, they get to decide what s in it. Publisher employees who oversee the development process, and keep it on track, are called producers, and I ll talk about them and their jobs in the next chapter. Some publishers develop their games themselves that is, they have an in-house team of programmers, artists, audio engineers, and so on who actually build the games. This is called internal development. Other publishers have no developers on staff, preferring to publish games done by development companies under a contract, a process called external development. Many publishers work both ways at once, using internal development teams for some projects, and contracting with external developers for others. So the customer buys from a retailer, the retailer buys from a distributor or publisher, and the publisher buys from whom Well, the publisher doesn t actually buy a game; rather, it pays for a game to be developed, and then it hires a manufacturer to produce copies of the game in quantity. If the publisher develops the game internally, it s paying the salaries of its employees; if the publisher uses an external development company, it pays them according to their contract. Usually the publisher pays the developer just enough money to build the game, with nothing left over (no profits), and then gives the developer a royalty a percentage of the price of each copy that the publisher sells to the retailer. That way if the game is a huge hit, the developer stands to make a fortune on royalty payments. (It s actually more complicated than this, but I ll discuss development contracts in more detail in 4.)

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As mentioned previously, CD-ROM standards have developed to a large degree through a series of enhancements and extensions, driven by market demands and the conversion of more and more types of information to digital form. As new needs arose, such as additional kinds of error correction or support for a new data type, the earlier standard was extended or modi ed rather than being completely rewritten. The end result of this foresight is that you can insert an audio CD into the CD-ROM drive installed in your computer and (with the correct drivers) play back music that was recorded using speci ciations de ned in the earliest Red Book standard. Similarly, most modern CD-ROM drives, under most operating systems and with the appropriate hardware drivers, can play back CDROMs containing data in any of the currently active standards. A modern CD-ROM drive with current software drivers can typically play audio CDs, read ISO 9660 le structures (for cross-platform support), read Kodak s PhotoCD discs (for high-quality photographic display), and support CD-ROM XA (for faster synchronized playback of audio interleaved with computer data). While there are other capabilities that are high on everyone s wish list, this combination of features makes it possible to create and develop some exceptionally interesting material that can be enjoyed on the vast majority of existing CD-ROM drives. The proliferation of enhancements, however, has created some incompatibilities. As you might expect, some of these come about from trying

To determine the shape of the curve where the slope equals zero, find y" at each point: y"(0) = 0 , horizontal point of inflection; y"(3/2) = 225, U shape; y"(-1) = -100, n shape.

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The triple rule of leverage (3x) is a shorthand method to replicate what takes place in the labor market. However, certain companies will intentionally pay more than a triple leverage, such as 3.5x or 4x, to provide more aggressive pay for their top performers. Or they will pay less than a triple leverage 2.5x for their top performers presuming the labor market does not support a 3x for the best performers. The company does not need to pay market pay levels. As with any target pay level, management judgment is the ultimate source for setting