Glossary:Subset - Revision history

SuperMemoHelp at 09:19, 1 June 2016

2016-06-01T09:19:59Z

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	;~~'''~~<span id="Subset">subset</span>~~'''~~		;<span id="Subset">subset</span>
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	:#[[Glossary:Element_subset\|element subset]]: set of [[Glossary:Element\|elements]] saved in a file, or		:#[[Glossary:Element_subset\|element subset]]: set of [[Glossary:Element\|elements]] saved in a file, or

SuperMemoHelp at 08:50, 1 June 2016

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	;'''<span id="~~subset~~">subset</span>'''		;'''<span id="Subset">subset</span>'''
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	:#[[Glossary:Element_subset\|element subset]]: set of [[Glossary:Element\|elements]] saved in a file, or		:#[[Glossary:Element_subset\|element subset]]: set of [[Glossary:Element\|elements]] saved in a file, or

SuperMemoHelp at 18:38, 26 May 2016

2016-05-26T18:38:29Z

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	;'''<span id="subset">subset</span>'''		;'''<span id="subset">subset</span>'''
	:# [[Glossary:Element_subset\|element subset]]: set of [[Glossary:Element\|elements]] saved in a file, or		:
	:# [[Glossary:Registry_subset\|registry subset]]: set of [[Glossary:Registry_member\|registry members]] saved in a file.		:#[[Glossary:Element_subset\|element subset]]: set of [[Glossary:Element\|elements]] saved in a file, or
			:#[[Glossary:Registry_subset\|registry subset]]: set of [[Glossary:Registry_member\|registry members]] saved in a file.
	:You can create an [[Glossary:Element_subset\|element subset]] by using the [[Browser\|element browser]] (e.g. '''[[Browser menu#Subset\|Subset]] : Save all''' or '''[[Browser menu#Select\|Select]] : Save selection''' on the [[browser menu]]). You can view an [[Glossary:Element_subset\|element subset]] with '''[[View menu\|View]] : [[View menu#Subset\|Subset]]''' from the [[main menu]].		:You can create an [[Glossary:Element_subset\|element subset]] by using the [[Browser\|element browser]] (e.g. '''[[Browser menu#Subset\|Subset]] : Save all''' or '''[[Browser menu#Select\|Select]] : Save selection''' on the [[browser menu]]). You can view an [[Glossary:Element_subset\|element subset]] with '''[[View menu\|View]] : [[View menu#Subset\|Subset]]''' from the [[main menu]].
	:[[Glossary:Registry_subset\|Registry subsets]] are mostly used in search and sort operations. For example, you could use ''Ctrl+S'' to find all texts containing the word ''virus''. Those will be displayed as a [[Glossary:Registry_subset\|registry subset]] in the text [[Glossary:Registry_window\|registry window]]. You could use ''Ctrl+S'' again to search for the word ''AIDS'' and generate a narrower subset that would contain both words ''virus'' and ''AIDS''		:[[Glossary:Registry_subset\|Registry subsets]] are mostly used in search and sort operations. For example, you could use ''Ctrl+S'' to find all texts containing the word ''virus''. Those will be displayed as a [[Glossary:Registry_subset\|registry subset]] in the text [[Glossary:Registry_window\|registry window]]. You could use ''Ctrl+S'' again to search for the word ''AIDS'' and generate a narrower subset that would contain both words ''virus'' and ''AIDS''

SuperMemoHelp at 18:37, 26 May 2016

2016-05-26T18:37:44Z

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	'''<span id="subset">subset</span>'''		;'''<span id="subset">subset</span>'''
			:# [[Glossary:Element_subset\|element subset]]: set of [[Glossary:Element\|elements]] saved in a file, or
	# [[Glossary:Element_subset\|element subset]]: set of [[Glossary:Element\|elements]] saved in a file, or		:# [[Glossary:Registry_subset\|registry subset]]: set of [[Glossary:Registry_member\|registry members]] saved in a file.
	# [[Glossary:Registry_subset\|registry subset]]: set of [[Glossary:Registry_member\|registry members]] saved in a file.		:You can create an [[Glossary:Element_subset\|element subset]] by using the [[Browser\|element browser]] (e.g. '''[[Browser menu#Subset\|Subset]] : Save all''' or '''[[Browser menu#Select\|Select]] : Save selection''' on the [[browser menu]]). You can view an [[Glossary:Element_subset\|element subset]] with '''[[View menu\|View]] : [[View menu#Subset\|Subset]]''' from the [[main menu]].
			:[[Glossary:Registry_subset\|Registry subsets]] are mostly used in search and sort operations. For example, you could use ''Ctrl+S'' to find all texts containing the word ''virus''. Those will be displayed as a [[Glossary:Registry_subset\|registry subset]] in the text [[Glossary:Registry_window\|registry window]]. You could use ''Ctrl+S'' again to search for the word ''AIDS'' and generate a narrower subset that would contain both words ''virus'' and ''AIDS''
	You can create an [[Glossary:Element_subset\|element subset]] by using the [[Browser\|element browser]] (e.g. '''[[Browser menu#Subset\|Subset]] : Save all''' or '''[[Browser menu#Select\|Select]] : Save selection''' on the [[browser menu]]). You can view an [[Glossary:Element_subset\|element subset]] with '''[[View menu\|View]] : [[View menu#Subset\|Subset]]''' from the [[main menu]].

	[[Glossary:Registry_subset\|Registry subsets]] are mostly used in search and sort operations. For example, you could use ''Ctrl+S'' to find all texts containing the word ''virus''. Those will be displayed as a [[Glossary:Registry_subset\|registry subset]] in the text [[Glossary:Registry_window\|registry window]]. You could use ''Ctrl+S'' again to search for the word ''AIDS'' and generate a narrower subset that would contain both words ''virus'' and ''AIDS''

SuperMemoHelp at 20:01, 3 April 2016

2016-04-03T20:01:38Z

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	'''<span id="subset">subset</span>'''		'''<span id="subset">subset</span>'''

	# [[Glossary:Element_subset\|~~'''~~element subset~~'''~~]]: set of ~~'''~~elements ~~'''~~saved in a file or		# [[Glossary:Element_subset\|element subset]]: set of [[Glossary:Element\|elements]] saved in a file, or
	# [[Glossary:Registry_subset\|~~'''~~registry subset~~'''~~]]: set of [[Glossary:Registry_member\|~~'''~~registry members~~'''~~]] saved in a file.		# [[Glossary:Registry_subset\|registry subset]]: set of [[Glossary:Registry_member\|registry members]] saved in a file.

	You can create an ~~'''~~element subset~~'''~~ by using the [[Browser\|~~'''~~element browser~~'''~~]] (e.g. '''Subset : Save all''' or '''Select : Save selection''' on the [[browser menu]]). You can view an ~~'''~~element subset~~'''~~ with '''[[View menu\|View]]~~ ~~: Subset'''.		You can create an [[Glossary:Element_subset\|element subset]] by using the [[Browser\|element browser]] (e.g. '''[[Browser menu#Subset\|Subset]] : Save all''' or '''[[Browser menu#Select\|Select]] : Save selection''' on the [[browser menu]]). You can view an [[Glossary:Element_subset\|element subset]] with '''[[View menu\|View]] : [[View menu#Subset\|Subset]]''' from the [[main menu]].

	~~'''~~Registry subsets~~'''~~ are mostly used in search and sort operations. For example, you could use ''Ctrl+S'' to find all texts containing the word ''virus''. Those will be displayed as a ~~'''~~registry subset~~'''~~ in the text [[registry window]]. You could use ''Ctrl+S'' again to search for the word ''AIDS'' and generate a narrower subset that would contain both ~~the~~ words ''virus'' and ''AIDS''		[[Glossary:Registry_subset\|Registry subsets]] are mostly used in search and sort operations. For example, you could use ''Ctrl+S'' to find all texts containing the word ''virus''. Those will be displayed as a [[Glossary:Registry_subset\|registry subset]] in the text [[Glossary:Registry_window\|registry window]]. You could use ''Ctrl+S'' again to search for the word ''AIDS'' and generate a narrower subset that would contain both words ''virus'' and ''AIDS''

SuperMemoHelp at 09:00, 9 April 2011

2011-04-09T09:00:16Z

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	You can create an '''element subset''' by using the [[Browser\|'''element browser''']] (e.g. '''Subset : Save all''' or '''Select : Save selection''' on the [[browser menu]]). You can view an '''element subset''' with '''[[View menu\|View]] : Subset'''.		You can create an '''element subset''' by using the [[Browser\|'''element browser''']] (e.g. '''Subset : Save all''' or '''Select : Save selection''' on the [[browser menu]]). You can view an '''element subset''' with '''[[View menu\|View]] : Subset'''.

	'''Registry subsets''' are mostly used in search and sort operations. For example, you could use ''Ctrl+S'' to find all texts containing the word ''virus''. Those will be displayed as a '''registry subset''' in the text [[registry window]]. You could use ''Ctrl+S'' again to search for the word ''AIDS'' and generate a narrower subset that would contain both the words ''virus'' and ''AIDS''		'''Registry subsets''' are mostly used in search and sort operations. For example, you could use ''Ctrl+S'' to find all texts containing the word ''virus''. Those will be displayed as a '''registry subset''' in the text [[registry window]]. You could use ''Ctrl+S'' again to search for the word ''AIDS'' and generate a narrower subset that would contain both the words ''virus'' and ''AIDS''

SuperMemoHelp at 09:00, 9 April 2011

2011-04-09T09:00:00Z

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	# [[Glossary:Registry_subset\|'''registry subset''']]: set of [[Glossary:Registry_member\|'''registry members''']] saved in a file.		# [[Glossary:Registry_subset\|'''registry subset''']]: set of [[Glossary:Registry_member\|'''registry members''']] saved in a file.

	You can create an '''element subset''' by using the [[Browser\|'''element browser''']] (e.g. '''Subset : Save all''' or '''Select : Save selection''' on the [[browser menu]]). You can view an '''element subset''' with '''[[View menu\|View]] : Subset'''. '''Registry subsets''' are mostly used in search and sort operations. For example, you could use ''Ctrl+S'' to find all texts containing the word ''virus''. Those will be displayed as a '''registry subset''' in the text [[registry window]]. You could use ''Ctrl+S'' again to search for the word ''AIDS'' and generate a narrower subset that would contain both the words ''virus'' and ''AIDS''		You can create an '''element subset''' by using the [[Browser\|'''element browser''']] (e.g. '''Subset : Save all''' or '''Select : Save selection''' on the [[browser menu]]). You can view an '''element subset''' with '''[[View menu\|View]] : Subset'''.
			'''Registry subsets''' are mostly used in search and sort operations. For example, you could use ''Ctrl+S'' to find all texts containing the word ''virus''. Those will be displayed as a '''registry subset''' in the text [[registry window]]. You could use ''Ctrl+S'' again to search for the word ''AIDS'' and generate a narrower subset that would contain both the words ''virus'' and ''AIDS''

WikiSysop: Fixing broken link(s) to the "Glossary" namespace

2009-09-05T15:08:25Z

Fixing broken link(s) to the "Glossary" namespace

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	'''<span id="subset">subset</span>''' ~~- (1)~~ [[~~#element_subset~~\|'''element subset''']]: set of '''elements '''saved in a file or ~~(2)~~ [[~~#registry_subset~~\|'''registry subset''']]: set of [[~~#registry_member~~\|'''registry members''']] saved in a file. You can create an '''element subset''' by using the [[Browser\|'''element browser''']] (e.g. '''Subset~~ ~~: Save all''' or '''Select~~ ~~: Save selection''' on the [[~~Browser~~ menu]]). You can view an '''element subset''' with '''[[View menu\|View]] : Subset'''. '''Registry subsets''' are mostly used in search and sort operations. For example, you could use ''Ctrl+S'' to find all texts containing the word ''virus''. Those will be displayed as a '''registry subset''' in the text [[#registry~~\|'''registry'''~~]] ~~window~~. You could use ''Ctrl+S'' again to search for the word ''AIDS'' and generate a narrower subset that would contain both the words ''virus'' and ''AIDS''		'''<span id="subset">subset</span>'''

			# [[Glossary:Element_subset\|'''element subset''']]: set of '''elements '''saved in a file or
			# [[Glossary:Registry_subset\|'''registry subset''']]: set of [[Glossary:Registry_member\|'''registry members''']] saved in a file.

			You can create an '''element subset''' by using the [[Browser\|'''element browser''']] (e.g. '''Subset : Save all''' or '''Select : Save selection''' on the [[browser menu]]). You can view an '''element subset''' with '''[[View menu\|View]] : Subset'''. '''Registry subsets''' are mostly used in search and sort operations. For example, you could use ''Ctrl+S'' to find all texts containing the word ''virus''. Those will be displayed as a '''registry subset''' in the text [[registry window]]. You could use ''Ctrl+S'' again to search for the word ''AIDS'' and generate a narrower subset that would contain both the words ''virus'' and ''AIDS''

WikiSysop: Created page with ''''subset''' - (1) '''element subset''': set of '''elements '''saved in a file or (2) '''registry subset''': set…'

2009-06-18T10:15:04Z

Created page with ''''<span id="subset">subset</span>''' - (1) '''element subset''': set of '''elements '''saved in a file or (2) '''registry subset''': set…'

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'''<span id="subset">subset</span>''' - (1) [[#element_subset|'''element subset''']]: set of '''elements '''saved in a file or (2) [[#registry_subset|'''registry subset''']]: set of [[#registry_member|'''registry members''']] saved in a file. You can create an '''element subset''' by using the [[Browser|'''element browser''']] (e.g. '''Subset : Save all''' or '''Select : Save selection''' on the [[Browser menu]]). You can view an '''element subset''' with '''[[View menu|View]] : Subset'''. '''Registry subsets''' are mostly used in search and sort operations. For example, you could use ''Ctrl+S'' to find all texts containing the word ''virus''. Those will be displayed as a '''registry subset''' in the text [[#registry|'''registry''']] window. You could use ''Ctrl+S'' again to search for the word ''AIDS'' and generate a narrower subset that would contain both the words ''virus'' and ''AIDS''

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	;'''<span id="subset">subset</span>'''		;'''<span id="subset">subset</span>'''
	:# [[Glossary:Element_subset\|element subset]]: set of [[Glossary:Element\|elements]] saved in a file, or		:
	:# [[Glossary:Registry_subset\|registry subset]]: set of [[Glossary:Registry_member\|registry members]] saved in a file.		:#[[Glossary:Element_subset\|element subset]]: set of [[Glossary:Element\|elements]] saved in a file, or
			:#[[Glossary:Registry_subset\|registry subset]]: set of [[Glossary:Registry_member\|registry members]] saved in a file.
	:You can create an [[Glossary:Element_subset\|element subset]] by using the [[Browser\|element browser]] (e.g. '''[[Browser menu#Subset\|Subset]] : Save all''' or '''[[Browser menu#Select\|Select]] : Save selection''' on the [[browser menu]]). You can view an [[Glossary:Element_subset\|element subset]] with '''[[View menu\|View]] : [[View menu#Subset\|Subset]]''' from the [[main menu]].		:You can create an [[Glossary:Element_subset\|element subset]] by using the [[Browser\|element browser]] (e.g. '''[[Browser menu#Subset\|Subset]] : Save all''' or '''[[Browser menu#Select\|Select]] : Save selection''' on the [[browser menu]]). You can view an [[Glossary:Element_subset\|element subset]] with '''[[View menu\|View]] : [[View menu#Subset\|Subset]]''' from the [[main menu]].
	:[[Glossary:Registry_subset\|Registry subsets]] are mostly used in search and sort operations. For example, you could use ''Ctrl+S'' to find all texts containing the word ''virus''. Those will be displayed as a [[Glossary:Registry_subset\|registry subset]] in the text [[Glossary:Registry_window\|registry window]]. You could use ''Ctrl+S'' again to search for the word ''AIDS'' and generate a narrower subset that would contain both words ''virus'' and ''AIDS''		:[[Glossary:Registry_subset\|Registry subsets]] are mostly used in search and sort operations. For example, you could use ''Ctrl+S'' to find all texts containing the word ''virus''. Those will be displayed as a [[Glossary:Registry_subset\|registry subset]] in the text [[Glossary:Registry_window\|registry window]]. You could use ''Ctrl+S'' again to search for the word ''AIDS'' and generate a narrower subset that would contain both words ''virus'' and ''AIDS''

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	'''<span id="subset">subset</span>'''		;'''<span id="subset">subset</span>'''
			:# [[Glossary:Element_subset\|element subset]]: set of [[Glossary:Element\|elements]] saved in a file, or
	# [[Glossary:Element_subset\|element subset]]: set of [[Glossary:Element\|elements]] saved in a file, or		:# [[Glossary:Registry_subset\|registry subset]]: set of [[Glossary:Registry_member\|registry members]] saved in a file.
	# [[Glossary:Registry_subset\|registry subset]]: set of [[Glossary:Registry_member\|registry members]] saved in a file.		:You can create an [[Glossary:Element_subset\|element subset]] by using the [[Browser\|element browser]] (e.g. '''[[Browser menu#Subset\|Subset]] : Save all''' or '''[[Browser menu#Select\|Select]] : Save selection''' on the [[browser menu]]). You can view an [[Glossary:Element_subset\|element subset]] with '''[[View menu\|View]] : [[View menu#Subset\|Subset]]''' from the [[main menu]].
			:[[Glossary:Registry_subset\|Registry subsets]] are mostly used in search and sort operations. For example, you could use ''Ctrl+S'' to find all texts containing the word ''virus''. Those will be displayed as a [[Glossary:Registry_subset\|registry subset]] in the text [[Glossary:Registry_window\|registry window]]. You could use ''Ctrl+S'' again to search for the word ''AIDS'' and generate a narrower subset that would contain both words ''virus'' and ''AIDS''
	You can create an [[Glossary:Element_subset\|element subset]] by using the [[Browser\|element browser]] (e.g. '''[[Browser menu#Subset\|Subset]] : Save all''' or '''[[Browser menu#Select\|Select]] : Save selection''' on the [[browser menu]]). You can view an [[Glossary:Element_subset\|element subset]] with '''[[View menu\|View]] : [[View menu#Subset\|Subset]]''' from the [[main menu]].

	[[Glossary:Registry_subset\|Registry subsets]] are mostly used in search and sort operations. For example, you could use ''Ctrl+S'' to find all texts containing the word ''virus''. Those will be displayed as a [[Glossary:Registry_subset\|registry subset]] in the text [[Glossary:Registry_window\|registry window]]. You could use ''Ctrl+S'' again to search for the word ''AIDS'' and generate a narrower subset that would contain both words ''virus'' and ''AIDS''