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The Font property returns a Font object for a range or cell. To actually do anything with this Font object, you need to access its properties. For example, a Font object has properties such as Bold, Italic, Name, Color, and so on. The following function returns TRUE if the upper left cell of its argument is formatted as bold:

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Security systems (continued) digital signature algorithm (DSA), 279 280 encryption: cracks, 264 266 public keys, principles of, 275 279 symmetric, principles of, 267 275 importance of, 212 Kerberos, 243 247, 266 message confidentiality: approaches to, 220 221, 266 public key cryptography, 222 223 symmetric cryptography, 221 222 network management applications, 263 264 nonrepudiation, 239 240, 266 objectives of, 213 214 overview, 211 213 participants: authentication of, 234 235 identification, 230 234 public keys, exchange of, 247 250 security policies, 267 Self-similarity, 315 321, 323 Semantic Components (Scs), 29 Semiconductor optical amplifiers (SOAs), 290 Semistatic lightpath networks, 288, 295 297 Sequence numbering, 240, 267 Service level agreements (SLAs): characteristics of, 64, 72, 74, 84, 112 115, 158 159, 161, 163 commercial, 172 173 flow-based, 173 DiffServ, 171 173 Service-level specifications (SLS), 114 115, 117 118 Service profiles, 115 Service providers, functions of: generally, 35 Internet, see Internet service providers (ISPs) ITU-T Recommendations M.1400, 38 Service provisioning, 144 Service Provisioning Layer (SPL), 197 198 Service usage, 144 Session layer, 214 Settlements, 161 Setup delay, 298 Shared filter (SF) reservations, 106 108 Shared Information/Data Model (SID) (NGOSS), 53 Shim headers, 134 Short wavelength band, 290 Signaling, PSTN, 11 Simple authentication, 217 Simple authentication and security layer (SASL), 253 Simple distributed security infrastructure (SDSI), 258 Simple Guide to UMM, 49 Simple Key Management for Internet Protocols (SKIP), 249 250

Or $100 (1 + 0.07)4 = $131.08. A rule of thumb to use when projecting values when compounding income is that investments at 7% income earned per year double in ten years, before the addition of any more principal. Let s return to the question of evaluating the return earned on two investments with the same dollar gain over different time periods. If we had two investments both earning the same dollar gain of 100 on an investment of 100, but the rst fund took ten years to accomplish what the second fund did in one, and we assume that the investment income and gains compounded yearly, we would ascribe an annual return rate of 7.18% to the rst and 100% to the second fund as shown:

Add95: NGSO-MSS(FL) &Art S9.11A(Res46)

The <msids> element speci es one or several targets for which location data is needed. MLP provides for various naming or numbering schemes, such as MSISDN, IMSI, IPv4

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the method does not incorporate d (the number of values where the variables are both zero). The following formula is used to calculate the similarity coef cients (sp,q): sp,q a a b c

Thus, the PHB is determined from both the label and the EXP bits. Because the label is implicitly tied to a per-hop behavior, this information needs to be conveyed when the LSP is signaled. LSPs that use the label to convey information about the desired PHB are called L-LSPs (where L stands for label-inferred ). L-LSPs can carry packets from a single PHB or from several PHBs that have the same scheduling regimen but differ in their drop priorities (e.g. the set of classes AFxy where x is constant are treated the same from the scheduling point of view but differ in their drop priority according to the value of y). Table 1.1 summarizes the differences between E-LSPs and L-LSPs.

In Linux, as in UNIX, you can connect two or more commands on a single command line by using the pipe symbol ( | ). This concept is called pipelining or piping and is one of the earliest and most revolutionary aspects of UNIX. Here are the only requirements: