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Notice that all the captions for the measures currently displayed in the grid are French. Also, in the cube metadata tree, you can see that folder names for measures as well as

A trapdoor is a set of special instructions embedded in the large program that is the operating system of a computer. A permanent, hopefully secret "doorway," these special instructions enable anyone who knows about them to bypass normal security procedures and to gain access to the computer's files. Although they may sound sinister, trapdoors were not invented by hackers, although existing ones are certainly used by hackers who find out about them.

void setupSprite( GameSpriteStruct sprite, float widthFactor, float ticksToCrossScreen, float initialX, float initialY) { sprite.WidthFactor = widthFactor; sprite.TicksToCrossScreen = ticksToCrossScreen; sprite.SpriteRectangle.Width = (int)((displayWidth * widthFactor) + 0.5f); float aspectRatio = (float)sprite.SpriteTexture.Width / sprite.SpriteTexture.Height; sprite.SpriteRectangle.Height = (int)((sprite.SpriteRectangle.Width / aspectRatio) + 0.5f); sprite.X = initialX; sprite.Y = initialY; sprite.XSpeed = displayWidth / ticksToCrossScreen; sprite.YSpeed = sprite.XSpeed; }

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The method is given the sprite to set up along with the width factor, the time taken to cross the screen, and the initial start position of the sprite. You can then set up the cheese and bread by calling the method twice.

names for dimensions are French. Of course, in a production system, you would make much more extensive changes to completely localize the cube. 2. In the Language drop-down list on the browser toolbar, click Default to return the browser to its original language setting.

A trapdoor is originally set up by someone who is either on the system or is one of the people who created it If you saw the movie War Games, you may recall that the young hacker stumbled over a hidden code word, Joshua, that the system's creator had embedded in the computer's operating system Joshua was a trapdoor - a rather unrealistic example, but nevertheless one of the more accurate hacker secrets portrayed in that movie A real-life trapdoor is not likely to be an invitation to play with a war machine - at least not on the hacker level In fact, I once came across a computer in which a trapdoor was used for something like poetic justice This computer had a games account on it The problem was, there were no games on that system worth playing.

void setupSprites() { setupSprite(cheese, 0.05f, 200.0f, minDisplayX, minDisplayY); setupSprite(bread, 0.15f, 120.0f, displayWidth / 2, displayHeight / 2); }

By now, you should recognize that a single cube can be multifunctional. In effect, it can serve as the single source information for multiple workgroups or departments across your organization. While this centralization of information is beneficial for users, application developers, and IT administrators alike, it might be difficult for users to find their way to the information they need. Some might even feel overwhelmed by all the measures and dimensions built into a single cube. Analysis Services provides two features to better organize information for users Display Folders and Perspectives. You can use Display Folders to organize Measures into common groupings so that users do not have to look in every measure group to find the measures they need to analyze. The addition of Perspectives to a cube is another option for customizing the user s navigation experience by limiting the view of dimensions and measures to specific subject areas.

This looks much neater, and you re really pleased with the code that you ve written. You feed all your setup values into the method call, and it calculates the content of the gameSpriteStruct that needs to be set up. The only problem is that it doesn t work. The method call doesn t seem to have any effect on the bread or cheese sprite values.