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MouseKeys uses a shortcut, LEFT ALT+LEFT SHIFT+NUM LOCK, which is enabled by default. You can also configure the pointer speed and acceleration speed. There is even a check box, Hold Down Ctrl To Speed Up And Shift To Slow Down, that allows you to temporarily speed up or slow down the mouse pointer speed when you are using MouseKeys. To speed up the mouse pointer movement, hold down CTRL while you press the numeric keypad directional keys. To slow down the mouse pointer movement, hold down SHIFT while you press the numeric keypad directional keys.

from User u where 10 < ( select count(i) from u.items i where i.successfulBid is not null )

The General tab of the Accessibility Options dialog box (see Figure 5-21) allows you to configure Automatic Reset. This feature turns off all the accessibility features, except the SerialKeys devices, after the computer has been idle for a specified amount of time. The General tab also includes the Notification feature, which allows you to configure Windows XP Professional to give a warning message when a feature is activated and to make a sound when turning a feature on or off. The General tab also allows you to activate the SerialKeys Devices feature, which configures Windows XP Professional to support an alternative input device (also called an augmentative communication device) to your computer s serial port.

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This is a correlated subquery it refers to an alias (u) from the outer query The next subquery is an uncorrelated subquery:

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Figure 5-21

from Bid bid where bid.amount + 1 >= ( select max(b.amount) from Bid b )

The Administrative Options feature provides two check boxes, Apply All Settings To Logon Desktop and Apply All Settings To Defaults For New Users, which allow you to configure Windows XP Professional to apply all configured accessibility options to this user at logon and to apply all configured accessibility options to all new users.

In this practice, you use the Regional And Language Options icon in Control Panel to configure multiple languages and multiple locations. 1. In Control Panel, click the Date, Time, Language, And Regional Options icon. 2. Click Regional And Language Options. Windows XP Professional displays the Regional And Language Options dialog box with the Regional Options tab active. 3. Click the Languages tab. 4. In the Text Services And Input Languages box, click Details. Windows XP Professional displays the Text Services And Input Languages dialog box. 5. In the Installed Services box, click Add. Windows XP Professional displays the Add Input Language dialog box.

The subquery in this example returns the maximum bid amount in the entire system; the outer query returns all bids whose amount is within one (dollar) of that amount. Note that in both cases, the subquery is enclosed in parentheses. This is always required. Uncorrelated subqueries are harmless, and there is no reason to not use them when convenient, although they can always be rewritten as two queries (they don t reference each other). You should think more carefully about the performance impact of correlated subqueries. On a mature database, the performance cost of a simple correlated subquery is similar to the cost of a join. However, it isn t necessarily possible to rewrite a correlated subquery using several separate queries. Quantification If a subquery returns multiple rows, it s combined with quantification. ANSI SQL, HQL, and JPA QL define the following quantifiers:

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6. Click the down-pointing arrow at the end of the Input Languages box to scroll through the listed languages and select French (France). The French Keyboard Layout/IME is selected automatically. 7. Click OK to close the Add Input Language dialog box. Windows XP Professional displays the Text Services And Input Languages dialog box. Notice that there are now two Installed Services. 8. Click OK to close the Text Services And Input Languages dialog box. 9. Click OK to close the Regional And Language Options dialog box. 10. Close all open programs.

To display information about the Group Policy objects applied to a workstation, you can use Gpresult.exe.

ALL The expression evaluates to true if the comparison is true for all values in the result of the subquery. It evaluates to false if a single value of the subquery result fails the comparison test.