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But what about areas that are neither subject to human habitation nor blanketed by roads, such as the Lake District in England or Yellowstone National Park in the United States In these situations, assigning an address is basically impossible. A much better solution is to use a map grid reference. Grid references give you a two-dimensional reference (horizontal and vertical) for a given location and are unique to the map you are using. Within the confines of a single local map, a reference like A6 or TQ 387 776 GB Grid (the Ordinance Survey grid reference for the museum) works quite well. In a global environment, the grid reference is the combination of longitude and latitude. Longitude is the number of degrees, minutes, and seconds east or west of the prime meridian line. Latitude is the number of degrees, minutes, and seconds north or south of the equator. The combination of the two gives you a precise east/west and north/south location on the earth. Each half of the earth has 180 degrees. The National Maritime Museum is on the prime meridian point, which is the home of Greenwich Mean Time and the reference point for longitude references and time differences between countries. Its longitude is, therefore, 0 0 0 . Because the museum isn t on the equator, its latitude is 51 28 38 . Normally, however, you quote only degrees and minutes (not seconds) in the longitude and latitude references. Thus, the location of Greenwich is 51.28N 0E. For Washington, D.C., use 47.30N 120.30W; for Beijing, 39.55N 116.20E; and for Jakarta, 06.09S 106.49E.

FileMaker Pro 8 requires that all tables involved in a relationship be specified in the Define Database dialog s Tables pane and that the relationship be specified in the Define Database dialog s Relationships pane. This material will be covered in much greater detail, with explanations, in 18. For the time being, if you re following along, don t worry about why we re doing what we re doing.

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Below the status area (at the bottom of the database window) are three tools that enable you to change your view of the database: the magnification level, zoom out, and zoom in controls. For example, you can decrease the magnification (or zoom out) to get a bird s-eye view of a layout or report (as shown in Figure 8-6). You can also increase the magnification (or zoom in) to concentrate on a particular section of a record. Although these tools are more useful in Layout or Preview mode, you can also use them in Browse mode.

The Presentation Layer (Layer 6) takes care of all differences in internal data representation (e.g., 7-bit ASCII and 8-bit EBCDIC) between different systems. It does so by translating all data into a common representation (known as Abstract Syntax Notation [ASN]) and sending this ASN across the network where the receiving system translates it back to the proper representation for the destination computer. A similar function occurs when a native Englishman and German converse freely in French, which both happen to know. The Application Layer (Layer 7) is really misnamed. It is not really a layer at all and there are no application programs. Rather, there are various compartments containing Application Program Interface (API) verbs that are appropriate for network tasks. For example, Send e-mail and Get a file are separate Application Layer APIs that may be used in the application program (which runs above the OSI RM) and are linked to the application program before it is run. Of course, there is no need to include the e-mail compartment in a file transfer application program. All modern network protocols are implemented in layers, whether OSI RM layers or not. This simplifies the overall networking task and releases the application programmer from the chore of writing a complete network implementation in each and every application program. This layered approach is followed by X.25 and frame relay. In a layered protocol, there are usually two or more possibilities (or options) that a network designer may choose to implement at several layers. When one of these possibilities is actually chosen at each layer between the application program and the network, this forms a protocol stack, a term which precisely reflects the layered nature of the protocol (the layers are stacked one on top of another).

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<ul> <li>All subjects were right-handed</li> <li>Half the subjects were women</li> <li>Subjects ranged in age from 20 to 42 years</li> </ul> Tip If you are working in Code view, you can click the List Item button in the Text category of the Insert bar to insert a <li>...</li> pair. Insert the tags <ul>...</ul> by clicking the Unordered List button on the Insert bar.

You should also notice that your Flash file now appears in the Dreamweaver Properties Inspector, as shown in Figure 39-2, which displays the properties most commonly used in Dreamweaver (see Table 39-1 for a description of those properties). If the Properties Inspector is not visible, access it with Window Properties (Command+F3 or Ctrl+F3). If all of the properties are not displayed, click the expand arrow in the lower-right corner or double-click the inactive areas of the inspector. The inspector hosts many options and controls:

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