The TimeToLive property indicates the lifespan of the ping packet in seconds. This is an upper limit and not absolute as all routers MUST decrement this value by one and hops between routers rarely take this amount of time. When this value becomes zero the packet will be dropped by the router. The default value is 80 seconds.
The times of the backups displayed are based on the time zone of the current operating system that you are using. The time ...
The timestamp is severely late compared to the current render position. Advise dropping everything up to the next key frame.%0 ...
The TimeStampRecordAddressResolved property holds the resolved address corresponding to the TimeStampRecordAddress entry. ...
The TimestampRoute property indicates how many hops should be recorded with time stamp information while the packet is enroute. ...
The TimeToLive property indicates the lifespan of the ping packet in seconds. This is an upper limit and not absolute as ...
The title in the manifest is too long: {0}. It must be shorter than {1} characters. Use a shorter name and then try again. ...
The Title property used for console processes contains the string displayed in the title bar if a new console window is created. ...
The token type '%1' specified on the security token reference did not match the value type '%2' that was specified on the ...
The Tone property contains the command string that instructs the modem to use tone mode for dialing. The phone line must ...