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A20M# input pin must be asserted when the Pentium is in the real mode The address space of the Pentium may wrap around at one megabyte in the real mode The A20M# pin forces wraparound if enabled The Pentium can directly address 1 MB of main memory in real mode However, with a segment value of FFFFH, and an offset value of FFFFH, the physical address would be FFFFOH + FFFFH = lOFFEFH (one megabyte + 65519 bytes) The Pentium which can form addresses up to 20 bits long in real mode, truncates the uppermost bit which wraps this address to OFFEFH Note that the Pentium does not truncate this bit if A20M# is not enabled Upon assertion of the A2OM# pin, the Pentium masks the address bit A20 before performing lookup to the internal cache.

(a) Informal evaluation in which the heuristics were categorized suggests that the three categories help evaluators to focus. However, 13 heuristics is still a lot. (b) Some heuristics can be combined and given a more general description. For example, providing navigation support and avoiding narrow, deep, hierarchical menus could be replaced with "help users develop a good mental model," but this is a more abstract statement and some evaluators might not know what is packed into it. Producing questions suitable for heuristic evaluation often results in more of them, so there is a trade-off. An argument for keeping the detail is that it reminds evaluators of the issues to consider. At present, since the web is relatively new, we can argue that such reminders are needed. Perhaps in five years they will not be.

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the value of the current report page. The following steps show you how to use an unbound text box to add a page number to your report: 1. Select the Text Box tool on the Toolbox. 2. Scroll down to the page footer section by using the vertical scroll bar. 3. Click in the middle of the page footer section, and then create a text box about three-quarters of the height of the section and about 1 2 -inch wide by resizing the default text box control. 4. Click the label control to select it. (It should say something similar to Text25.) 5. Click the beginning of the label control text, drag over the default text in the label control, and type Page: or double-click the text to highlight it and then replace it. 6. Click twice on the text box control (it says Unbound ); type =Page and press Enter. (Notice that the Control Source property changes on the data sheet of the Property window to =Page, as shown in Figure 19-12. If the Property window is not open, you may want to open it to see the change.) 7. Click the Page label control s Move handle (upper-left corner); move the label closer to the =Page text box control until the right edge of the label control touches the left edge of the text box control. (Later, you will move the entire control to the right side of the page.)

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Basic Authentication (Basic Auth) HTTP Basic Authentication is a username/password authentication mechanism commonly used by Web servers. If using basic authentication, you should combine it with SSL because basic authentication usernames/password are otherwise easily hacked. Binary A term used to describe the file you actually execute on a computer. It contains the version of a software program that is fully processed (compiled) for execution by the computer. Biometric Defines what you are for the purpose of authentication. A biometric is one of three factors that can be used for authentication. Biometric authentication systems capture and store physiological traits such as those of the finger, hand, face, iris, or retina; or behavioral characteristics, such as voice patterns, signature style, or keystroke dynamics. To gain access to a system, a user provides a new sample, which is then compared with the stored biometric sample. Boot Protocol (BOOTP) A protocol used to provide network-based devices with configuration information including IP addresses. DHCP is based on BOOTP. See also DHCP.