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Some of the commands are also available via the Format pop-up menu. To invoke the pop-up menu, 1. Select the cell or component you want to format and right-click. 2. Select Format | Cell.

// This iterator returns the letters // of the alphabet, beginning at A and // stopping at the specified stopping point. public IEnumerable MyItr(int end) { for(int i=0; i < end; i++) yield return (char) (ch + i); } // This iterator returns the specified // range of letters. public IEnumerable MyItr(int begin, int end) { for(int i=begin; i < end; i++) yield return (char) (ch + i); } } class ItrDemo4 { static void Main() { MyClass mc = new MyClass(); Console.WriteLine("Iterate the first 7 letters:"); foreach(char ch in mc.MyItr(7)) Console.Write(ch + " "); Console.WriteLine("\n");

Authentication of users was discussed in the last chapter. If you will be supporting more than one group and are not using certificates to match the user to the name of the group, then you will need to create an alias for the tunnel group name and enable the listing function for WebVPN:

The ## operator is used to concatenate two tokens. Here is an example:

Density Higher density makes mesh networks more robust. However, creating a dense mesh network may pose a challenge when you consider the wireless links. If there are many links close to each other, the links may interfere with each other. When using RF wireless, the problem may be alleviated by using a larger amount of the RF spectrum in a mesh. However, this solution can be too costly due to the licensing fee for the spectrum. FSO systems overcome this because of its narrow beam and by using the unlicensed part of the spectrum. With divergence of about 1 degree for a typical system, links separated more than 2 degrees will not interfere with each other. Cost A mesh network is created by interconnecting multitudes of equipment. If the cost of the underlying technology is fairly high, the overall cost of a mesh network may skyrocket. For example, if RF wireless technology is used and spectral licensing is required, the cost to deploy (and perhaps maintain) a wireless mesh network could be prohibitive. However, the cost of FSO systems that are targeted for short-range operations are fairly low. Such systems are built out of low-cost optical components and simple mechanical systems. Another significant cost savings, both upfront and recurring, also comes from the fact that FSO systems do not require any spectral licensing fees.

Through the combined savings of 20 to 30 seconds for each successive attempt, the average hold time (talk time) can be reduced significantly.