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When you click the Picture button in the Illustrations group, the Insert Picture dialog box is displayed, and you must choose a picture from a file. When the picture in your document is selected, the Picture Tools Format tab is also displayed. All the options you need for formatting the picture are right there when you need them (see Figure 5-37).

The mark facility is a special case. It is used by the time-stamped messages that syslogd generates when you use the -m (minutes) flag. You can find more on this in the Starting syslogd and Its Options section. You have two special facilities: *, which indicates all facilities, and none, which negates a facility selection. As shown in the following example, you can use these two facilities as wildcard selectors. See Listing 5-2. Listing 5-2. syslog.conf * Wildcard Selector *.emerg /dev/console

This will send all messages of the emerg priority, regardless of facility, to the console. You can also use the none wildcard selector to not select messages from a particular facility. kern.none /var/log/messages

Priorities are organized in an escalating scale of importance. They are debug, info, notice, warning, err, crit, alert, and emerg. Each priority selector applies to the priority stated and all higher priorities, so uucp.err indicates all uucp facility messages of err, crit, alert, and emerg priorities.

In previous versions of .NET, caching functionality was contained in the System.Web assembly. To enable easier integration for non-web clients, Microsoft has created the new System.Runtime.Caching assembly. System.Runtime.Caching contains abstract classes for creating your own cache provider, and a new class called MemoryCache. MemoryCache can be used by non-web clients and offers simple in memory caching functionality. Microsoft say that the internal implementation of MemoryCache is very similar to ASP.NET s cache. The following example shows how to utilize MemoryCache to store a string for an hour (note you can also create watchers to invalidate the cache if an item changes and add them to the policy.ChangeMonitors property): ObjectCache cache = MemoryCache.Default; string testData = cache["someData"] as string; if (testData == null) { CacheItemPolicy policy = new CacheItemPolicy(); policy.AbsoluteExpiration = new DateTimeOffset(DateTime.Now.AddHours(1)); cache.Set("someData", "some test data", policy); }

As with facilities, you can use the wildcard selectors * and none. Additionally, you can use two other modifiers: = and !. The = modifier indicates that only one priority is selected; for example, cron.=crit indicates that only cron facility messages of crit priority are to be selected. The ! modifier has a negative effect; for example, cron.!crit selects all cron facility messages except those of crit or higher priority. You can also combine the two modifiers to create the opposite effect of the = modifier so that cron.!=crit selects all cron facility messages except those of crit priority. Only one priority and one priority wildcard can be listed per selector.

Actions tell the syslogd what to do with the event notification messages it receives. Listing 5-3 lists the four actions syslogd can take, including logging to a file, device file, named pipes (fifos) and the console or a user s screen. In Listing 5-2 you saw device logging at work with all the emerg messages on the system being sent to the console. Listing 5-3. File, Device, and Named Pipe Actions cron.err auth.!=emerg auth-priv news.=notice /var/log/cron /dev/lpr3 root,bob |/var/log/newspipe

In the first line all cron messages of err priority and higher are logged to the file /var/log/cron. The second line has all auth messages except those of emerg priority being sent to a local printer lpr3. The third line sends all auth-priv messages to the users root and bob if they are logged in. The fourth sends all news messages of notice or greater priority to a named pipe called /var/log/newspipe (you would need to create this pipe yourself with the mkfifo command).