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    Operating a Franchise in Australia Contents Introduction 2 Discussion 3 Conclusion 11 References 12 Introduction The major issues or background of the essay is the need to review the franchisee code of conduct in Australia and verifying the amendments those took place in 2008 and 2010. The key points for this review are issues like questions of good faith in franchising‚ the various rights of franchisees at the end of their franchise agreements for example recognition for any contribution

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    Installing Server Roles with a Batch File Jason R Stacy ITT Technical Institute Email and Web Services NT2670 Mr. Abanilla September 24‚ 2014 Using a batch file: When you use this mode‚ it displays all the roles and features that the server can support. All the entries have a box next to them. A check mark in this box shows that you installed the role or feature on the system. When you supply the name of an XML file‚ this mode also places the information in

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    Unix vs Windows Networking

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    Running head: UNIX VERSUS. WINDOWS NETWORKING UNIX Versus Windows Networking Anthony Gowin‚ Steve Groff‚ James Mahan‚ Manny Garcia University of Phoenix - Tulsa‚ OK. Introduction to UNIX POS/420 Pedro Serrano November 24‚ 2009 UNIX Versus. Windows Networking A Comparison of the file processing of Linux and Windows. The definition of a process in computer lingo is a program in the state of execution (Unix Intro‚ 2009). Windows and Linux make use of memory differently to accomplish

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    Sliding Window Protocol

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    Sliding Window Protocol Introduction: Sliding window protocol is used where a reliable transmitting of frame is required. It relies on packeting the frame queue to a definable window size which is provided to sender and receiver. Sliding window protocol defines maximum transmitter window size‚ Ws which is always one less than the sequence number. How transmitter window is defined: It is contains the data that are ready to be send. The lower limit in transmitter window which is waiting for

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    of Internet Information Services (IIS) is included with Windows Server 2008? IIS 7.0 When examining the Workgroup Model‚ a Windows Server 2008 server that participates in a workgroup is referred to as a ____. stand-alone server You have a copy of Windows Server 2008 64-bit Standard edition‚ and are in the process of purchasing server equipment. What is the maximum amount of RAM you can install on the server? 32 GB Carl works as a system administrator for a medium sized corporation. Recent green-awareness

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    The Broken Windows Theory

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    I want to know if the “Broken Windows” theory as well as community policing works as it has been tested. This theory struck an interest to me since my father lives in Newark‚ NJ where this study was so popular at. I wanted to research this theory and get a nice understanding of it so that while in Newark I can recognize the style of policing in progress. If it does work than I would like to know why it works or which aspects work better than others. The same as the opposition‚ if it is not effective

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    Ms Windows vs. Unix/Linux

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    MS Windows vs. Unix/Linux University of Phoenix POS/420 Introduction to Unix October 20‚ 2008 Scott Stewart MS Windows vs. Unix/Linux The Microsoft and Linux operating systems have been long considered to be in a competition to be the best operating systems on the market. This paper will compare and contrast these operating systems to help the consumer decide which is right for his or her environment. Such subjects as; cost‚ market share‚ hardware requirements‚ file processing

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    the love of windows

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    synecdoche A figure of speech is which a part is used to represent the whole‚ the whole for a part‚ the specific for the general‚ the general for the specific‚ or the material for the thing made from it. As in ’hired hand’‚ ’a fresh pair of legs’‚ ’No 10 announced today’‚ ’have you seen the latest Spielberg?’. • "Take thy face hence." (William Shakespeare‚ Macbeth V.iii) • "I should have been a pair of ragged claws Scuttling across the floors of silent seas." (T. S. Eliot‚ "The Love Song of

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    Everyone has lied at some point in their life. What do ‘’Charles’’ and ‘’The Open Window’’ both have in common? Both of these stories are centered around dishonest young people. The kids in these stories are very dishonest to adults Laurie from ‘’Charles ‘’ lies to his family and Vera from ‘’The Open Window lies to Mr. Nuttel and her aunt. Even though these kids lie but they both lie for difference reasons. In the story of ‘’Charles’’ Laurie uses lies to excuse his actions. By making up a persona

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    In contrast to client-server networks there is no dedicated server in peer-to-peer architecture. Thus each computer in such a network is part server and part client. This means that each computer on the network is free to share its own resources. A computer which is connected to a printer may even share the printer so that all other computers may access it over the network. Peer-to-peer networks do not require the same levels of performance and security as dedicated server networks require. One can

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