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The listings in this section, and other sections in this chapter, make reference to a certain println() function. Common to all JavaFX objects, thanks to its inclusion in the javafx.lang.FX base class, println() is the JavaFX way of writing to the application s default output stream. Java programmers will be familiar with println() through Java s System.out object but may not recognize the bizarre curly braced strings being used to create the formatted output. For now accept them we ll deal with the details in a few pages.

10. Click Yes to keep display settings. 11. Open the Windows Mobility Center. 12. In the Presentation Settings tile, in the Mobility Center, click Turn On. 13. Drag the Mobility Center window past the right edge of your mobile PC screen. It should appear on the left side of your external screen. Practice 2: Configuring Presentation Settings It is not essential that you carry out this practice directly after completing Practice 1, but you will see the results of the procedure much more plainly if you do. For that reason, you are asked to log on with the same account as before, although elevated privileges are not required to complete this practice. 1. If necessary, log on by using the Kim_Ackers account that you created when you installed Windows Vista. 2. Open the Windows Mobility Center. 3. In the Presentations Settings tile, click the icon beside either Presenting or Not Presenting. 4. If necessary, select the I am Currently Giving A Presentation check box. 5. If necessary, select the Turn Off The Screensaver check box. 6. Select the Set The Volume To check box, and move the slider to set volume as appropriate. 7. Select the Show This Background check box. Select a background for example, Img8. 8. Ensure that the Position is Fit To Screen. The dialog box should look like Figure 13-11.

ISA Server, Standard Edition, enables administrative roles that can be configured on each server. ISA Server, Enterprise Edition, also enables role-based administration, but does so at the enterprise and array levels. ISA Server provides the following roles for enterprise administration:

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Figure 13-11

ISA Server Enterprise Administrator Users and groups assigned this role have full control over the enterprise and all array configurations. The Enterprise Administrator can also assign roles to other users and groups. ISA Server Enterprise Auditor Users and groups assigned this role can view the enterprise configuration and all array configurations but cannot modify any settings.

As in many languages, the initializer is optional. We could have ended each declaration after its type, with just closing semicolons, resulting in each variable being initialized to a sensible default value. Listing 2.3 shows a handful of examples.

9. Click OK. The background in your external monitor should now be the one selected in the Presentations Settings dialog box.

In addition, ISA Server includes an Enterprise Policy Editor role that can be assigned to a specific enterprise policy. A user assigned to this role can create policy rules for the enterprise policy.

For detailed information about the specific rights assigned to each role, see the topic Administrative Roles, in ISA Server Enterprise Edition Online Help.

The Mobility Center provides a single tool for configuring mobile PC settings. You can extend the display on a mobile PC to use an external monitor. You can connect to a network projector to give presentations. Typically, this connection is wireless. You can configure presentation settings that apply to an external monitor, a network projector, or both.

You can also organize your array-level administrators into separate, predefined roles, each with its own set of tasks. ISA Server provides the following roles for array administrators:

var defBool:Boolean; var defInt:Integer; var defNum:Number; var defStr:String; println("Default: B: {defBool}, " "I: {defInt}, N: {defNum}, S: {defStr}"); Default: B: false, I: 0, N: 0.0, S: