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Planning EAI and B2B Solutions for Business Book 2002 will not make users disappointed because it describes some best practices for planning an enterprise application integration (EAI) or business-to-business (B2B) project using Microsoft BizTalk Server 2002. The processes and techniques described in this book are suitable for guiding a project from conception to planning to execution and then to delivery.

In particular, it describes how to use the Microsoft Solutions Framework (MSF), which provides proven practices for planning, building, and deploying successful EAI and B2B integration projects with BizTalk Server. Included with the download of this online book is an Excel spreadsheet that contains a sample costing model. You can use this model as a training tool for developing your own costing models as described in the appendix.

Requirements: Windows 2000/XP/2003 Server/Vista

The Backyard Wrestling Bible? is a learning resource for persons of stage, Indy, and backyard wrestling.
Readers will learn how to begin and maintain their own stage wrestling promotion, stage a wrestling match, as well as instructions and recipes ranging from breakaways to fake weapons, props, scenery, and other special effects.
Backyard Wrestling Bible is a compilation of original content and research by Kelcey Coe?, owner of The Backyard Wrestling Resource?, over the past 10 years and provides ONLY the best recipes, and ideas not yet attempted, ever concerning backyard wrestling secrets.
Everyone else will benefit from these instructions also because they can learn many stunts and props for their films or performances! No matter your interests, The Backyard Wrestling Bible? is guaranteed to bring out the hardcore in you?!
Main features:
- The Backyard Wrestling Bible? has numerous features that take advantage of the varying learning styles that students apply to learning. Based on the recognition that students who apply their newly acquired knowledge often retain it much better than those who do not, this text takes a strong ?hands-on? approach to backyard wrestling by emphasizing practical applications of important concepts.
- The theoretical bases of the material are provided and then the student is asked to apply this material in the following ways:
- This book is organized through the Table of Contents. The Table of Contents lists the chapters, sections, and then the recipe or article, all pages for each find. Each chapter opens with a brief summary as well as the contents of that chapter, roughly.
- A Chapter heading appears in large gray font with a line below it. Sometimes, smaller gray text appears after. These are sections, which organizes similar content within the chapter. Within each section you will find black headings, which are either recipes or articles, collectively known as an ?item? or content.
- Each chapter opens with an overview of the objectives it teaches, and what you should specifically get out of the chapter.
- Recipes have smaller headings, generally needed, detailing what ingredients are needed to complete the recipe; Steps, detailing the step-by-step guide to completing that recipe; and notes, detailing important information "information" regarding that recipe. Article layout is specific for the content, although some articles also share the recipe format. For example, while some costumes have Hair , Attire, and Makeup headings, other may use the recipe headings.
- The end of this book lists a list of suppliers where you can get the ingredients and materials to complete everything here; glossaries to further your understanding; additional helpful information including a color chart and more, all found in the Appendix; and a bibliography listing all the sources used to create this wonderful marvel of art.
- Page numbers are listed at the bottom of each page for easy finding of that information you enjoy so much.
- A Backyard Reader is included to provide intellectual insight and knowledge.

Adobe FrameMaker Templates: Books and Manuals Pack 1 is a powerful tool that contains nine basic templates for creating long FrameMaker documents such as books, manuals, training guides, and other multichapter publications. The templates contain template directories that combine several templates together in a book file consisting of a table of contents, chapters, an appendix, and an index. It comes with powerful paragraph, character, table, and cross-reference formats; color definitions; special sidebars; HTML mappings; and background graphics and text.

Major Features:

This pack includes nine templates:

1. BkStyle1: This template family is designed to keep page count down.
2. BkStyle2: This family features prominent headings and generous amounts of white space without increasing page count.
3. BkStyle3: This template family creates a book with its chapters, appendices, illustrations, etc., numbered independently. This feature makes it easy for material to be inserted later without disrupting the numbering scheme throughout the entire book.
4. BkStyle4: This complex template family is ideal for laser-printed software manuals, training guides, tutorials, and in-house instructional material. It features a wealth of formats, accent graphics, and more that help the student progress quickly and stay focused on the material.
5. BkStyle5: This family is the same as BkStyle2, but this version shows how to create running thumb tabs on recto pages. You can easily copy the technique to other templates after you see how it's done here.
6. BkStyle6: This template is intended for the small heavily illustrated manuals that accompany TVs, VCRs, and similar consumer hardware. The template exports well to HTML because of the way text and graphics are enclosed. It's a great way to transfer printed, graphical step-by-step guides to the Web.
7. BkStyle7: Did you like the pre-5.5 FrameMaker documentation? This template family brings that look back to life in a special, easier-to-use version.
8. BkStyle8: This template family served as the basis for the Adobe FrameMaker Template Series documentation.
9. BkIntl: This simple template is meant for instruction sheets or step-by-step guides where the contents must be in three languages.

Requirements:

• Adobe FrameMaker 5.5 or later for Windows
• Adobe FrameMaker+SGML 5.5 or later for Windows

JugglerW is a useful tool that computes the largest known Juggler number.
Juggler Sequence defined in Dr. Clifford A. Pickovers book "Computers and the Imagination." This book has scores of educational and recreational experiments that can be done on a personal computer.
At the end of Appendix C in this book you will find:
". . . An award of 50 dollars is offered by the publisher for a printout of the largest Juggler number computed by readers. The award will be given on or about September, 1993, and the sequence will also be published in the Juggernaut. Currently, the largest juggler number computed is a 45,391-digit giant for the starting number 30817. It was computed by Harry J. Smith using his own software package to perform multiple precision integer arithmetic. His package is written in the object-oriented programming language Turbo Pascal 5.5 by Borland International, Inc. His juggler package is a subset of his super-precision calculator software which computes transcendental functions to thousands of decimal places. Write him to obtain the software: Harry J. Smith, 19628 Via Monte Drive, Saratoga, CA 95070. . . ."
Juggler Sequence also defined in Nov 1990 issue of Algorithm in PERSONAL PROGRAMS by Clifford A. Pickover.
Pickovers definition of a juggler sequence:
input positive integer, x
repeat
if x is even
then x<<less