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You now have the rst component to your archive system. The next step is to create a rolling archive system. If you save your working directory on a regular basis, you may not necessarily want the newest archive copy to immediately overwrite the previous archive copy. To prevent this, you ll need to create a method to automatically provide a unique lename for each archive copy. The easiest way to do that is to incorporate the date and time in your lenames. As you ve seen from the Monitoring System Statistics section, you can format the date command to produce information in just about any format you desire. This comes in handy when creating unique lenames. For example, if you want to create a lename using the two-digit year, the month, and the date, you d do something like this:

Let s talk about sharing your story. The word share makes a lot of people nervous. It evokes thoughts of group therapy where they teach men and women how to get in touch with their feminine side. We wonder what we have to give up if we share something. It makes us laugh and cover our ears, screaming TMI! ( Too much information! ). I m not talking about that kind of sharing. I m talking about involving your audience and engaging them in two-way relationships. When I show you how to share the values you ve developed from all of your experiences, you ll learn how to build any kind of a brand with the power that comes from authenticity. This is the critical component for lasting success in today s world.

default= install basedir= . > <property name= jarfile location= jars/${ant.project.name}.jar /> <property name= html.file location= resources/basic_applet.html /> <fileset id= lib.jars dir= lib > <include name= **/*.jar /> </fileset> <path id= lib.path > <fileset refid= lib.jars /> </path> <!-- Call mkdir, javac and jar --> <target name= compile description= mkdir, javac and jar > <mkdir dir= lib /> <mkdir dir= bin /> <mkdir dir= jars /> <javac srcdir= src destdir= bin source= 1.6 target= 1.6 includeAntRuntime= no classpathref= lib.path debug= true > </javac> <jar jarfile= ${jarfile} basedir= bin > <!-- Merge final JAR --> <zipgroupfileset refid= lib.jars /> </jar> </target> <!-- Create and fill dist directory --> <target name= install depends= compile description= Create and fill dist directory > <mkdir dir= dist /> <copy toDir= dist > <fileset dir= jars > <include name= *.jar /> </fileset> </copy> <copy file= ${html.file} todir= dist /> </target> <!--

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Not everyone was equally sanguine. Shattock (para. 5.15) draws attention to issues of concern that had been raised at a meeting of the Audit Committee in December 1998. These include:

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Suppose that the microprocessor in Figure 4.12 sends a pulse to start the conversions of the A/D converters of devices 1 and 2 at nearly the same time. When the conversion complete signal goes HIGH, the microprocessor is interrupted through the INT line. The microprocessor pushes the PC and SR. It then generates a LOW at the interrupt acknowledge (INTA) for the highest-priority device. Device 1 has the highest priority; it is the first device in the daisy chain configuration to receive INTA . If A/D converter 1 has generated the conversion complete HIGH, the output of the AND gate in Figure 4.13 becomes HIGH. This signal can be used to enable external hardware to provide the interrupt address vector on the microprocessor s data lines. The microprocessor then branches to