"... In PAGE 6: ... The defaults have been changed due to the fact that most schema editors use these settings. A version option (see Table4 ) can be used with any string as its value. This is for user convenience only and corresponds to the version attribute in XML Schema.... ..."

"... In PAGE 3: ...4 GHz. Table1 gives the specifications for one of these technologies, Blue- tooth8, while Table 2 gives the specifications for the other, HomeRF10. While these two radio frequency (RF) tech- nologies compete for a similar market, no matter which one prevails, future portable and embedded computing devices will clearly come equipped with some RF tech- nology that will permit relatively high speed communi- cations over a restricted range.... ..."

"... In PAGE 5: ... Information about the keyboard appeared in the second paragraph.3 The different versions of this text defining the three message sidedness levels are presented in Table1 . Note that the same physical information about the keyboard size (1x2 cm) is provided in all three versions.... ..."

"... In PAGE 72: ... There must be at least one space between the parameter or character string and the description. Information contained in the control file is listed in Table5 in the required order. The format of the control file is the same for all model and project configurations.... In PAGE 72: ... The format of the control file is the same for all model and project configurations. All parameters listed in Table5 must be included in the control file. Two types of output files can be specified: time-series of variables at specified cells and global values of variables at specified times.... In PAGE 72: ... To specify time- series of variables, cell numbers are identified at locations to output information and a separate file is created to save each variable. Files denoted in Table5 as Chapter 7 Model Setup and File Structure ... In PAGE 73: ... Each line of a cell-specification file contains one cell identification number. Files denoted in Table5 as Time-specification files are for global velocity and elevation output, and contain a list of times to save data. Times are specified as elapsed hours since the beginning of the simulation.... In PAGE 74: ... Table5 (Continued) Parameter Description Steering Module elapsed time Cumulative time at beginning of present simulation; applied for multiple simulations with Steering Module Time to write output for hot-start (hr) Time when hot start output is to be written. Use a value of 0 if no hot-start information is to be saved, Grid file name Name of grid file (required) Initial conditions file name Name of file containing initial conditions.... In PAGE 75: ... Table5 (Concluded) Parameter Description Prefix for global bottom change output file name M2D appends .m2s to the user-specified prefix when naming the global bottom change file.... In PAGE 76: ... M2D recognizes whether time series of water level are specified as forcing by identification of forcing cells in the grid file. If time series water level driving cells are found, M2D opens the HDRIVER and/or MHDRIVER files (see Table5 ). The first line of the HDRIVER or MHDRIVER file contains two integer values.... In PAGE 77: ... M2D recognizes whether time series of combined water level and velocity values are applied as forcing by identification of forcing cells in the grid file. If time series combined water level and velocity driving cells are found, M2D opens the MHDRIVER and MVDRIVER files (see Table5 ). The file format for the MVDRIVER file is identical to that of the MHDRIVER file described in the previous section of this chapter.... In PAGE 78: ... M2D recognizes whether time series flow rate values are applied as forcing by identification of forcing cells in the grid file. If time series flow rate driving cells are found, M2D opens the QDRIVER file (see Table5 ). The first line of the QDRIVER file contains two integer values.... ..."