Programs:DivX Web Player

2009-12-20T21:40:24Z

Explanation of the Web Player Preferences

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Explain the Web Player Preferences.

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Programs:EMPIRE XCcel

2009-12-17T22:42:00Z

Why Empire Xccel is great?

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This is a great software!!!

I'm using it for my temporal simulations of electromagnetic field for cell phone applications. Due to is computation optimization, this soft is able to mesh and simulate huge structures!

I particularly appreciate the temporal visualization of the field (not possible for instance, on the CST or HFSS software)

Programs:LTCM Client

2009-12-17T03:23:16Z

New page: The LTCM client is a software application that allows a user to control what manufacturers they hear from and on what schedule. It is a way to receive useful information or offers from a ...

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The LTCM client is a software application that allows a user to control what manufacturers they hear from and on what schedule. It is a way to receive useful information or offers from a manufacturer without receiving any unwanted emails or spam. It is completely anonymous.

Programs:9Dragons

2009-12-14T04:29:40Z

Development and Distribution: Steve-Elliot Altman is still working on the project

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	The Clans a player may join in 9Dragons are based upon various schools of Kung Fu and are separated into two major factions, The White Clans (loyal to the Imperial Emperor) and The Black Clans (who have no allegiance to him). The White Clans include: Shaolin (male disciples only), Wu-Tang, and The League of Beggars. The Black Clans include: Sacred Flower (female disciples only), The Brotherhood of Thieves, and Heavenly Demon Clan. Each Clan has its own separate but very similar requirements for admission. There are also three Advanced Clans that have not been released in any version of 9Dragons: The Union of Noble Families, The Black Dragon Clan, and Disciples of the Iron Fist. Not much is known about this clan as yet.		The Clans a player may join in 9Dragons are based upon various schools of Kung Fu and are separated into two major factions, The White Clans (loyal to the Imperial Emperor) and The Black Clans (who have no allegiance to him). The White Clans include: Shaolin (male disciples only), Wu-Tang, and The League of Beggars. The Black Clans include: Sacred Flower (female disciples only), The Brotherhood of Thieves, and Heavenly Demon Clan. Each Clan has its own separate but very similar requirements for admission. There are also three Advanced Clans that have not been released in any version of 9Dragons: The Union of Noble Families, The Black Dragon Clan, and Disciples of the Iron Fist. Not much is known about this clan as yet.
	==Development and Distribution==		==Development and Distribution==
-	Indy21, a game developer in Korea, originally created the video game 9Dragons, then they made agreements with both "Persistent Worlds" and "Acclaim", to allow them to market and sell 9Dragons to the European and American markets. The original In-game story for Indy21's Korean version was written by Wuxia novelist Jwa Baek and then Steven-Elliot Altman was hired by Acclaim to rewrite the game in its entirety so that it would become accessible to Western audiences~~. Steven-Elliot Altman is no longer working on the Acclaim version of 9Dragons~~. Both companies released the game in "Open Beta" to the public in January 2007.<ref> {{cite web\| first = Eliah\| last = Holiday \| title = 9Dragons Open Beta Begins\| date = 2006-12-27\| url = http://www.pcdailynews.com/index.php?page=news/fullstory.php&indid=710\| publisher = PCDailyNews.com\| accessdate = 2007-01-05}}</ref> The deal that Indy21 has with both companies allows them to market and sell the game using their own method of choice. Acclaim (American) states that the game continues to be F2P (Free to Play) and integrated advertisement and an Item Mall to obtain their profits. Later Persistent Worlds announced that they would cease trading and that their servers would be shut down. Indy21 has now granted European Rights for 9Dragons entirely to Acclaim.	+	Indy21, a game developer in Korea, originally created the video game 9Dragons, then they made agreements with both "Persistent Worlds" and "Acclaim", to allow them to market and sell 9Dragons to the European and American markets. The original In-game story for Indy21's Korean version was written by Wuxia novelist Jwa Baek and then Steven-Elliot Altman was hired by Acclaim to rewrite the game in its entirety so that it would become accessible to Western audiences. Both companies released the game in "Open Beta" to the public in January 2007.<ref> {{cite web\| first = Eliah\| last = Holiday \| title = 9Dragons Open Beta Begins\| date = 2006-12-27\| url = http://www.pcdailynews.com/index.php?page=news/fullstory.php&indid=710\| publisher = PCDailyNews.com\| accessdate = 2007-01-05}}</ref> The deal that Indy21 has with both companies allows them to market and sell the game using their own method of choice. Acclaim (American) states that the game continues to be F2P (Free to Play) and integrated advertisement and an Item Mall to obtain their profits. Later Persistent Worlds announced that they would cease trading and that their servers would be shut down. Indy21 has now granted European Rights for 9Dragons entirely to Acclaim.
	According to the 9Dragons message board, Acclaim is currently recruiting players to help translate the game into various languages. The Romanian, French and Dutch translations have been completed.		According to the 9Dragons message board, Acclaim is currently recruiting players to help translate the game into various languages. The Romanian, French and Dutch translations have been completed.
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	==Version History==		==Version History==
	The commercial Acclaim version of the game is at version 3.1 (as at 4 January, 2007), where some new functions have been added, some minor user interface enhancements have been made, and some previously inactive functions are now active (such as the Yin, Yang, Body and Soul elements in the character screen) as well as some new advertisements. Critically however, the ability to 'keyjam' has been removed leading to many users complaining that they would no longer be able to train buffs as high level buffs require as many as 32 casts to gain .01%. It is unclear yet as to what effect this move will have on the popularity of the game. Versions 20 and 21 were patched in October 2007 and the level cap was raised from 120 to 159 in version 21. A notable inclusion in the previous version 19 was the long-awaited second episode of the "Road to the Dragon" quest series. While this quest in itself is a relatively low level quest, it possibly heralds the beginning of the next phase of the game. Recently, skill experience had been increased by 5 times, amounting to 10 times during double experience events and also bringing about more discussions about the fairness of such an increment towards existing users.		The commercial Acclaim version of the game is at version 3.1 (as at 4 January, 2007), where some new functions have been added, some minor user interface enhancements have been made, and some previously inactive functions are now active (such as the Yin, Yang, Body and Soul elements in the character screen) as well as some new advertisements. Critically however, the ability to 'keyjam' has been removed leading to many users complaining that they would no longer be able to train buffs as high level buffs require as many as 32 casts to gain .01%. It is unclear yet as to what effect this move will have on the popularity of the game. Versions 20 and 21 were patched in October 2007 and the level cap was raised from 120 to 159 in version 21. A notable inclusion in the previous version 19 was the long-awaited second episode of the "Road to the Dragon" quest series. While this quest in itself is a relatively low level quest, it possibly heralds the beginning of the next phase of the game. Recently, skill experience had been increased by 5 times, amounting to 10 times during double experience events and also bringing about more discussions about the fairness of such an increment towards existing users.

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