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where n is the charge density. The screening length can be used to characterize the transition from insulator to conductor in the solid state (Mott transition). An example is the hypothesized conversion of solid hydrogen to a metallic conducting state under very high pressure.1 Under ordinary pressure solid hydrogen is an insulator: the electrons are bound to individual protons and they experience little screening because the atomic spacing is large. However, as the density is increased the electron of each atom begins to be Debye screened by the presence of other nearby electrons and protons. As the density continues to increase the Debye radius decreases ( r d E nP1j3) , and the electron is increasingly screened from its proton. Finally, when the Debye radius is comparable with the electron orbital radius the electron is unable to see clearly the charge on its proton anymore, the electrons are liberated from the atoms to propagate in the lattice, and a metallic conducting state is established.

To make identifying items in a layout easy, you can add extra text. For example, you can add a title to a report layout and place it in the header, place an automatic page number and a date stamp in the footer, and create custom labels for fields. You add text by using the Text tool (the letter A in the Tools palette). When you click this tool, the mouse pointer changes to an insertion I-beam. Click to position the bracket where you want the text to appear and then type the text. Text appears with the current settings for font, size, color, and so on, but you can change these attributes at any time. To change the formatting of an existing text block (such as a field label or a title), switch to Layout mode, use the Pointer tool to select the text object you want to change, and then select the desired Font, Size, Style, Align Text, Line Spacing, and Text Color options from the Format menu or the Text Formatting toolbar. To edit existing text, use the Text tool to select the text, position the insertion point inside the text box, and use the standard editing commands to modify the text. You can mix and match fonts, colors, and styles within a text block by applying formatting options to selected text within a block. Besides adding standard text items, you can paste special items onto a layout, such as the current time and date, an automatic page number, or your user name.

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Protecting your investment......................................................................................556 Interface vulnerabilities ...........................................................................................557 Taking things at interface value .....................................................................557 More than a semblance of security .................................................................558 File-based security .........................................................................................558 The Privilege Set ...............................................................................................................558 Concepts of role-based security ...............................................................................560 Defining and constraining access .............................................................................560 Schema privilege controls........................................................................................561 Granular Security ..............................................................................................................562 Access to value lists and scripts ...............................................................................563 The two dimensions of layout access .......................................................................563 Privileges for table, record, and field access .............................................................564 Using and managing extended privileges .................................................................566 User Authentication ..........................................................................................................567 Creating user accounts ............................................................................................568 Internal and external authentication ........................................................................568 Scripted Account Management..........................................................................................570 Provision for automation of database security..........................................................570 Working with multi-file solutions ...........................................................................571 Safe scripting implementations ................................................................................572 Creating a Custom Logout Option ....................................................................................573 The locked-down database ......................................................................................573 Structuring a solution for logging out ......................................................................573 Security logging.......................................................................................................575 How Much Security Is Enough ........................................................................................576 Ways to evaluate risk ..............................................................................................576 A balanced view of threats .......................................................................................577 A strategic model for response.................................................................................577 The Importance of Physical File Security...........................................................................577 Layers of protection.................................................................................................578 Alternative forms of protection ................................................................................578 A multi-faceted approach ........................................................................................579 Security in Deployment: FileMaker Server ........................................................................579 Filtered display of files ............................................................................................580 Secure Socket Layer encryption ...............................................................................580 Server checks and logs ............................................................................................580

The GETPIVOTDATA function is designed specifically to retrieve data from a PivotTable based not on the data s cell address but rather on its logical position in the PivotTable. Let s look at the syntax for this function:

wordsTyped = document.formSeven.myText.value;

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It s an easy thing to move a layer around the screen, and the level of mathematical skill required is minimal. In most cases, it s simply a matter of guring out how many pixels you want the layer to move, and the only complexity is deciding whether or not you want to move vertically as well as horizontally. You could, of course, use higher mathematics to work up some incredibly complex layer animation pathway, but it s doubtful whether this would actually add to either the functionality of your Web page or the enjoyment of your visitors experience in most cases. If you want to reveal your page when the user enters it like a slide show, you could do this in the following way:

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