Keep a Changelog
Change the way that current variable select is being handled. Keep the current variable selected offset as a reference for any following variable selection. Originally, each time a selection of a variable or getting a variable's field data will start the search for that variable ALWAYS from the beginning of the variable list. Inside the server settings, there's a tab labeled Audit Logs. NOTE : You can only view Audit Logs if you have either the View Audit Logs or the Administrator permissions. Once you've clicked the Audit Logs tab, you'll be greeted with something that looks like this: Jul 16, 2020 · Osman Furkan AYDIN January 19, 2020 at 12:29 pm . The innovative design that came with the first update of 2020 has been far beyond perfect. However, there are 2 important features that need to be added. Change 1 Change Log, Appendix B.9 and Chapter 14: Description and List of Appendices (pg. 95) The Change Log from the previous version of this Handbook (2017.1) has been moved to a new Appendix, Appendix B.9. This Appendix will collect all Change Logs going forward for historical reference. The Change Log at the front of this
Changelog
The change log is a document that is used by the project team to log and track change requests throughout the life of the project. Change management is one area of project management which will cause serious problems if it is not carefully managed.
The Slackware Linux Project: Slackware ChangeLogs
Keep a Changelog ### Changed - Refer to a "change log" instead of a "CHANGELOG" throughout the site to differentiate between the file and the purpose of the file — the logging of changes. ### Removed - Remove empty sections from CHANGELOG, they occupy too much space and create too much noise in the file. The Change-of-Base Formula | Purplemath In order to evaluate a non-standard-base log, you have to use the Change-of-Base formula: Change-of-Base Formula: What this rule says, in practical terms, is that you can evaluate a non-standard-base log by converting it to the fraction of the form "(standard-base log of the argument) divided by (same-standard-base log of the non-standard-base)".