... HTML . HEAD . ... BODY . The HTML tag identifies a document as an HTML document. ... The HEAD tag defines an HTML document header. ... The web browser displays none of the information in the header, except for text contained by the TITLE tag. ... The HEAD tag can contain TITLE, BASE, ISINDEX, META, SCRIPT, STYLE, and LINK tags. ... The BODY tag specifies the main content of a document. ... TEXT=" color " . ... VLINK="color" specifies the text color of visited (followed) links in a document. ...

... A submit button on an HTML form. ... Client-side object . ... JavaScript 1.1: added type property; added onBlur and onFocus event handlers; added blur and focus methods . JavaScript 1.2: added handleEvent method The HTML INPUT tag, with "submit" as the value of the TYPE attribute. ... form . ... INPUT NAME="button1" TYPE="button" VALUE="Show Form Name" . ... For all Submit objects, the value of the type property is "submit" . ... INPUT TYPE="button" NAME="helpButton" VALUE="Help"> Submit.name . ...

OptInt PmWiki . Pm Wiki / . Edit Page | ... Available Actions . ... Cookbook actions . Page actions are applied to wiki pages, as a query string appended to the URL . ... edit the specified page, see basic editing PmWiki's basic edit syntax . ... action= dc . ... To see more than what ?action=ruleset gives you, apply the Cookbook:MarkupRulesetDebugging recipe: it can also show the pattern and the replacement strings. doesn't make use of PmWiki's authorization mechanisms. ?action= phpinfo . ...

Permitted Context: %text . ... The <IMG> tag is used to incorporate in-line graphics (typically icons or small graphics) into an HTML document. This element is NOT intended for embedding other HTML text. ... Browsers that cannot display in-line images ignore the IMG element unless it contains the ALT attribute. ... Take values TOP or MIDDLE or BOTTOM, defining whether the top or middle or bottom of the graphic should be aligned with the baseline for the text line in which the IMG element appears. ...

Program: HELP Purpose: Display purpose lines or categories or complete documentation of tasks (subroutines and general items). ... SUBJECT=4: DOCUMENT= Give name of doc. to print: [return to menu] Send this document to a printer selected with PRINTER= The '*' character can be used as a wildcard, f.i. DOCUMENT=*gauss* prints all documents with 'gauss' in its name. ... For the subjects 4 and 5 (print documentation and purpose lines from documentation) a document name is wanted. ...

Contents] [Prev page] [Next page] [Index] . Navigator 4 from Netscape, which is part of the Communicator product suite, includes three new areas of functionality that taken together give you Dynamic HTML. The three components of Dynamic HTML are style sheets, content positioning, and downloadable fonts. Used together, these three components give you greater control over the appearance, layout, and behavior of your web pages. ... Introducing Downloadable Fonts . ...

This module provides the ability to set environment variables based upon attributes of the request. ... The mod_setenvif module allows you to set environment variables according to whether different aspects of the request match regular expressions you specify. ... BrowserMatch . ... Syntax: BrowserMatch regex env-variable [= value ] [ env-variable [= value ]] .. ... Module: mod_setenvif . ... The BrowserMatch directive defines environment variables based on the User-Agent HTTP request header field. ...

... Circles are used to depict the source positions. ... A optional ID label can also be displayed alongside the circle, corresponding to the row num- ber of that source in the input source list. ... These circles are in fact DS9-type regions, which can be written out to a le for future use (for example, when running a later DS9 session) by setting withregionfile to true, and specifying the desired le name via the regionfile parameter. ... This is a text le containing region descriptions for each source...

Appendix C. Display Device Names . ... A "display device name" is a string description that uniquely identifies a display device; it follows the format "<type>-<number>", for example: "CRT-0", "CRT-1", "DFP-0", or "TV-0". ... Display device names can be used in the MetaMode, HorizSync, and VertRefresh X config options to indicate which display device a setting should be applied to. ... That is why specifying the display device name is preferable. ... Appendix B. X Config Options . ...

... How to display images in IRAF using the display task. ... The most general IRAF task for displaying image data is the display task, the best choice for a first look at HST imaging data. ... Display the image with the IRAF display task, using the syntax appropriate for the file format (Chapter 2 explains how to specify GEIS groups and FITS extensions): tv> display fname.c0h [2] 1 (GEIS group 2) . ... If you want to display an image with high dynamic range, you may prefer to use logarithmic scaling. ...

... Each document which is or can be circulated outside DMD division has to be issued according to the following Technical Archive procedure. ... Identify the type of document according to the ESO Documentation Type definition list . ... Get the chronological four-digit number from Technical Archive (pday@eso.org phone 6462 or tecarch@eso.org), specifying: the document type, PSC, document title, author(s), issue and issue date. ... ESO document number (i.e. VLT-SPE-ESO-19100-1836). ... issue number . ...

Region markers can be moved, resized, rotated, zoomed, deleted, and can change geometric type. ... For example, markers placed on astronomical catalog positions should be fixed so that one cannot accidentally move them off the specified position. ... Parameters can be fixed using the fix option of the regions public access point (for fixing classes of markers) or by means of a fix keyword in the definition of an externally loaded marker. ... In the command: echo "regions fix all -position -size" | ...

... to_tsvector( [ configuration , ] document TEXT) RETURNS TSVECTOR . Parses a document into tokens, reduces the tokens to lexemes, and returns a tsvector which lists the lexemes together with their positions in the document in lexicographic order. strip( vector TSVECTOR) RETURNS TSVECTOR . ... Returns the number of lexemes stored in the vector. text ::TSVECTOR RETURNS TSVECTOR . ... The text should be formatted like the vector would be printed by the output of a SELECT . ... Query Operations ...

User catalogs allow you enter positions for your objects into a file, to save time during an observing run. ... Before diving into the details, here is an example: # default coordinate system and object # (these are the standard defaults, so if you like them you can omit this line) CSys=FK5; Date =2000; RotType= Object ; RotAng=0 # some random objects # Name Pos1 (e.g. RA) Pos2 (e.g. Dec) Options in keyword-value format NGC6543 rot 90 ... Object Data . Defaults . Catalog Options . ...

... Search system . ... Forget-Me-Not" information and searching system is developed to store and to work with unstructured fascimile electronic copies of paper documents (e.g., books, newspapers, incoming and outcoming business documents, etc.) as well as text documents in Windows 95/98/NT environment. ... Incoming text documents are converted by means of the Box Manager, which is a part of the "Forget-Me-Not" information system, into a dynamic archive - a storage of the text information images. ...

... This API (Application Programming Interface) document has pages corresponding to the items in the navigation bar, described as follows. The Overview page is the front page of this API document and provides a list of all packages with a summary for each. ... Each package has a page that contains a list of its classes and interfaces, with a summary for each. ... Each of these pages has three sections consisting of a class/interface description, summary tables, and detailed member descriptions: . ...

The Status popup displays useful information about the state of sets, regions, and graphs. ... When the number of sets is less than 30, this button is not needed, use the scroll bars to view the status of the sets that are not shown in the display. ... Operations in the Status popup are performed by clicking on the operation, then clicking on one or more set numbers shown in the display. ... Clicking on Copy followed by clicking on a set number in the scrolled window will select the set to copy from. ...

... Several HTML elements, most notably the A element , may contain an attribute which takes a URL as value. URLs, Uniform Resource Locators, are addresses of Web documents. More generally, URLs can be used on the Web to refer to "objects" on the Web or in other information systems. ... http . a Web document (to be accessed using Hypertext Transfer Protocol, HTTP ) . ... file . ... In particular, the specifications say that within a URL only a limited set of characters can be used as such : . ...

... Tour Objects Tours can be created using objects from within the Autostar database or a user can enter in different objects (such as a newly discovered comet). ... Automatic Mode: As the user advances to each object, the title of the object appears on line 1 of the display while its descriptive text automatically starts scrolling across line 2. ... For example: STAR "Rigel" LANDMARK az alt "title" "description" Enter the azimuth (az) for the desired object in the following format xxxdxxmxxs. ...

Next: Definition of Scientific Misconduct Up: scientific Previous: Introduction . ... This Code of Good Practice closely follows the Statement on Safeguarding Good Scientific Practice issued by the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) in 1998. ... The Observatory expects the highest standards of scientific integrity to be adhered to by the researchers, students and other staff that it funds, whether they are employees or associates of other institutions. ...