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Inspector 3 Professional Suite (for CR XIr2):can read the following file formats:Crystal Reports 5Crystal Reports 6Crystal Reports 7Crystal Reports 8Crystal Reports 8.5Crystal Reports 9Crystal Reports 10Crystal Reports XICrystal Reports XI Release 2can write / save in the following file formatsCrystal Reports XI Release 2.rpt Inspector 3 Enterprise Suite (for CE 9 and CR 9):can read the following file formats:Crystal Reports 5Crystal Reports 6Crystal Reports 7Crystal Reports 8Crystal Reports 8.5Crystal Reports 9Crystal Enterprise 9can write / save in the following file formats:Crystal Reports 9Crystal Enterprise 9.rpt Inspector 3 Enterprise Suite (for CE 10 and CR 10):can read the following file formats:Crystal Reports 5Crystal Reports 6Crystal Reports 7Crystal Reports 8Crystal Reports 8.5Crystal Reports 9Crystal Reports 10Crystal Enterprise 10can write / save in the following file formats:Crystal Reports 10Crystal Enterprise 10.rpt Inspector 3.1 Enterprise Suite (for CE 9 and CR 9):can read the following file formats:Crystal Reports 5Crystal Reports 6Crystal Reports 7Crystal Reports 8Crystal Reports 8.5Crystal Reports 9Crystal Enterprise 9can write / save in the following file formats:Crystal Reports 9Crystal Enterprise 9.rpt Inspector 3.1 Enterprise Suite (for CE 10 and CR 10):can read the following file formats:Crystal Reports 5Crystal Reports 6Crystal Reports 7Crystal Reports 8Crystal Reports 8.5Crystal Reports 9Crystal Reports 10Crystal Enterprise 10can write / save in the following file formats:Crystal Reports 10Crystal Enterprise 10.rpt Inspector 3.1 Enterprise Suite (for BO XI and CR XI):can read the following file formats:Crystal Reports 5Crystal Reports 6Crystal Reports 7Crystal Reports 8Crystal Reports 8.5Crystal Reports 9Crystal Reports 10Crystal Reports XIBusinessObjects Enterprise XIcan write / save in the following file formats:Crystal Reports XIBusinessObjects Enterprise XI.rpt Inspector 3.1 Enterprise Suite (for BO XIr2 and CR XIr2):can read the following file formats:Crystal Reports 5Crystal Reports 6Crystal Reports 7Crystal Reports 8Crystal Reports 8.5Crystal Reports 9Crystal Reports 10Crystal Reports XICrystal Reports XI Release 2Crystal Reports 2008BusinessObjects Enterprise XI Release 2BusinessObjects Enterprise XI

1 $COMMENT *uninit* 2 $PROTOCOL 'SM' 3 $PORT *uninit* 4 $OPER 3 5 $STATE 3 6 $MODE *uninit* 7 $REMOTE *uninit* 8 $REPERRS FALSE 9 $TIMEOUT 15 10 $PATH *uninit* 11 $STRT_PATH *uninit* 12 $STRT_REMOTE *uninit* 13 $USERNAME *uninit* 14 $PWRD_TIMOUT 0 15 $SERVER_PORT 23 Move the cursor to $SERVER_PORT.Type in the name of the TCP/IP server port you want to use for socket messaging. The client tag is now ready to use from a KAREL program. KAREL Robot Controller Code The code example shows the controller connecting to an In-Sight vision system with IP address 192.168.0.1; To find the IP address of your vision system, from In-Sight Explorer, right-click the vision system name in the In-Sight Network pane and select Properties.PROGRAM eCommVAR file_var : FILE tmp_int : INTEGER mp_str : STRING[128] status : INTEGER entry : INTEGER try : INTEGER statuss :STRING[1] xs :STRING[9] ys :STRING[9] angles :STRING[9] x :REAL y :REAL angle :REALBEGIN WRITE TPDISPLAY(CR,CR,CR,CR,CR,CR,CR,CR,CR,CR,CR,CR,CR,CR,CR) SET_FILE_ATR(file_var, ATR_IA) -- Connect the tag WRITE TPDISPLAY('Connecting...',CR) MSG_DISCO('C3:', status) MSG_CONNECT('C3:',status) OPEN FILE file_var('rw','C3:') -- Read the In-Sight Welcome message WRITE TPDISPLAY('Logging In',CR) mp_str ='' READ file_var(mp_str) WRITE TPDISPLAY(mp_str,CR) -- Read User: prompt READ file_var(mp_str::6::0) IF UNINIT(mp_str) THEN mp_str = '' ENDIF WRITE TPDISPLAY(mp_str,CR) IF (mp_str <>'User: ') THEN WRITE TPDISPLAY('User Failed',CR) --Error RETURN ENDIF --Send User Name WRITE file_var('admin',CHR(13),CHR(10)) -- Read Password prompt mp_str ='' READ file_var(mp_str::10::0) IF UNINIT(mp_str) THEN mp_str = '' ENDIF WRITE TPDISPLAY(mp_str,CR) IF (mp_str <>'Password: ') THEN WRITE TPDISPLAY('Password Failed',CR) --Error RETURN ENDIF --Send Password WRITE file_var('',CHR(13),CHR(10)) -- Read Login Response mp_str ='' READ file_var(mp_str) IF UNINIT(mp_str) THEN mp_str = '' ENDIF WRITE TPDISPLAY(mp_str,CR) IF (mp_str <> 'User Logged In') THEN WRITE TPDISPLAY('Log In Failed',CR) --Error RETURN ENDIF -- Instruction In-Sight to Acquire an Image -- (wait for a response) WRITE TPDISPLAY('Trigger',CR) WRITE file_var ('sw8',CHR(13),CHR(10)) -- Read Status READ file_var (statuss) IF statuss <> '1' THEN WRITE TPDISPLAY('sw8 Failed',CR) RETURN ENDIF -- Get the value in cell C7 WRITE TPDISPLAY('Get Value C7',CR) WRITE file_var ('gvc007',CHR(13),CHR(10)) -- Read Status READ file_var (statuss) IF statuss <> '1' THEN WRITE TPDISPLAY('gvc007 Failed',CR) RETURN ENDIF -- Read the data -- This will split the information at the quotations "'". -- Example String '10.5''9.8''15.9' READ file_var (xs::0::2, ys::0::2, angles::0::2, CR) --Disconnect Socket MSG_DISCO('C3:', status) -- Convert the data CNV_STR_REAL(xs, x) CNV_STR_REAL(ys, y) CNV_STR_REAL(angles, angle) WRITE TPDISPLAY('X:',x,CR,'Y:',y,CR,'R',Angle,CR)END eComm In-Sight Job Setup From the File menu, create a New Job. In the AcquireImage property sheet

International Classification of Diseases, 9th Revision, Clinical Modification (ICD-9-CM). * Includes all 16,000+ ICD-9-CM diagnosis codes to their highest specificity * The complete 2009 ICD-9-CM Volume 1 (tabular List) * The complete 2009 ICD-9-CM Volume 2 (diagnosis index) .. More InfoDownloadLicense: SharewareCost: $29.95 USDSize: 6.6 MB Audio Pitch Filter is a powerful transform filter that allows change the audio pitch or audio tempo when playback video or audio file in any Directshow base application (Delphi, .Net, vb, vc++). . Support change the audio pitch or audio tempo in any Directshow app It include c#, vc+ sample source code. More InfoDownloadLicense: SharewareCost: $300.00 USDSize: 975.8 KB iPod Encoder Filter is a powerful ipod encoder that allows write to ipod video file m4v in any Directshow base application. For example - video capture, video converter, video editing application. Support encode ipod video file in any Directshow base application. Support MP4, H.264 video codec, AAC audio codec. Support different ipod profiles. Compatible with any programming language that supports Directshow Include vc++ sample. iPod .. More InfoDownloadLicense: SharewareCost: $450.00 USDSize: 3.7 MB Quick Time Source Filter is a powerful source filter that allows playback mov, ipod, psp, mp4 video with aac audio, 3gp video with amr audio in any Directshow base application. The quality of video same as Quick Time Player. Support playback mov, ipod, psp, mp4 video with aac audio, 3gp video with amr audio in any Directshow base application. Include c#, VC++ sample. Compatible with any programming language that supports DirectshowMore InfoDownloadLicense: SharewareCost: $400.00 USDSize: 19.5 KB Reads CR 5-9 file formats & Writes CR 9 file format. Other editions support CR 8.5, CR 10, CR XI. Crystal Reports tools, Business Objects tools, Crystal Enterprise tools. Crystal Reports tools, Business Objects tools, Crystal Enterprise tools - .rpt Inspector, SPL (Smart Pick Lists),

Setting. Note that if you are importing a SCC file and want to perfect timecode match, you should make sure that you have set the transcript's timecode appropriately.You can open SCC files with a text editor to determine whether they use NTSC or NTSC DF. If the timecodes use a semi-colon to separate seconds and frames, it's DF.Here's an example. The following line of SCC:00:01:14:20 9425 9425 94ad 94ad 9470 9470 d94f d552 20d0 4cc1 4345 2054 4f20 4c45 c152 ce20 c1ce c420 54c1 4ccbwill be imported into InqScribe as:[00:01:14.20] {RU2}{RU2}{CR}{CR}{1500}{1500}YOUR PLACE TO LEARN AND TALKNote that in this example, some codes are repeated. The SCC specification recommends repeating control codes for redundancy. Whether you do this is up to you.6.5.3 Exporting SCCWhen you export a SCC file, you can specify which CC channel (CC1, CC2, CC3 or CC4) you'd like to generate codes for. (Most control codes in SCC have different values depending on their destination channel.) If you're unsure of this, just export to CC1.You can also define a caption prefix which is prepended to every entry in the SCC file. For example, if we return to the sample above, perhaps you want your captions to always roll up two rows and start in colum 0 of row 15.Instead of having to do this in InqScribe:[00:01:14.20] {RU2}{RU2}{CR}{CR}{1500}{1500}YOUR PLACE TO LEARN AND TALKYou can just do this:[00:01:14.20] YOUR PLACE TO LEARN AND TALKand export to SCC with the prefix {RU2}{RU2}{CR}{CR}{1500}{1500}. For long transcripts with lots of captions, this keep transcripts much simpler.Tip: Any text prior to the first timecode in your transcript is ignored during export. This is a good place to store any prefix codes you want to use with your transcript. That way, the prefix is saved and you can easily copy and paste it in the export dialog.If you'd like a caption to not include the prefix -- sometimes there are special cases -- just include {NOP} somewhere in the caption, like this:[00:01:14.20] {NOP}{RU1}{RU1}{CR}{CR}{1500}{1500}ONE-LINERInqScribe will convert characters and ICCD entities to the appropriate SCC equivalent. Note that SCC uses a fairly limited character set, and since