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4. Within each Type, you will see several thumbnails that indicate a subtype. Select Vertical Table and then click OK to close the Turn To dialog. The horizontal chart now appears as follows, giving a clearer breakdown of the revenue per year. Also, you can more easily see that sales for New York are higher than for California in 2003 but lower for the other years.

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his chapter presents an overview of Citrix policies, tips for using GoToMeeting, and Troubleshooting Access Gateway with Advanced Access Control. Additionally, we review troubleshooting and issue resolution scenarios for Password Manager.

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command, you can resize and reposition the photo relative to the media on which you are printing the image.

Presentation Graphics (8-bit indexed palette graphics) and setup for a 1920 1080 display. SD subtitles that were made for DVD will look low resolution and aliased when attempting to reuse for HD. j Subtitles that will be rendered by the player (TextST) are limited to 25-50 characters per second (cps). You may have to adjust/edit the dialog and/or translations to meet this rate. Graphic based subtitles do not have this cps limitation. Subtitling, particularly creating foreign language subtitles, is a tricky job best given to a subtitling house. Provide the subtitling service with a proxy video copy that has clear audio and burned-in timecode (BITC) that exactly matches the BD video master. This is critical for frame-accurate subtitling work; timing is very important. You may request that the subtitle source be provided in text form rather than graphic form, as text is much easier to change, but text subtitles must then be turned into graphics unless you are using player-rendered text. If you are using player-rendered text, the subtitling house must use the same font as you will distribute on the disc. Please note that when you distribute a font on a disc, you must either license the font (and pay the appropriate fee, unless it is a free font) or create your own font. In most cases, you are better off using subtitles that have been pre-rendered to graphics. If you are creating your own subtitles, consider the following j Don t use serif fonts. Sans serif fonts are easier to read, as the serifs tend to create single-pixel horizontal lines that produce interlaced twittering. j Use a drop shadow or an outline, either black or translucent (using the alpha channel of PNGs). j Each new subtitle should appear at the scene change, not at the dialog start. This provides more on-screen time, and studies show that it reduces reading fatigue. j Center the subtitles. If there is more than one line, left-justify the lines within the centered position (or right-justify the lines for right-to-left writing systems). Justifying the lines makes them easier to scan. j Try to limit subtitles to two lines. Keep the first line shorter, which covers less video and clues in the eye that there is another line. j If there is more than one speaker, indicate speaker change with a hyphen at the beginning of the line. j Display subtitles for no less than one second and no longer than seven seconds. j Keep in mind that jumping to the middle of a scene, or using fast forward or rewind, will not refresh a subtitle. Subtitles with long periods will take a long time to appear. To avoid this problem, you may wish to repeat the same subtitle at intervals of five to ten seconds, if necessary. j Proofread! With thousands of subtitles, especially in foreign languages, it is easy for misspellings to occur.

Table C-5 lists the file and directory structure created by the Program Neighborhood Agent in the base installation point, %ProgramFiles%\Citrix\PNAgent.