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Wrapping information in a symbol-Microsoft Tag

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Microsoft TAG Created By: Aravind  Mob:9886836592 Date:26/11/2010 Overview of Microsoft Tag Tag is a high-capacity color barcode (HCCB) with encoded information. Organizations and individuals can create specific Tags by using the Microsoft Tag Manager Web service. When the Microsoft Tag Reader application is installed on a mobile device, the Tag Reader can be used to scan a Tag using the built-in the device camera. When a Tag is scanned by the Tag Reader, the information encoded into the Tag becomes available on the mobile device. Although Tags are easy to create, how Tags are placed in the field will influence how effective they are in communicating the encoded information to the audience. This guide provides best practices for producing Tags in different types of media. Additionally, it addresses the best practices for testing Tags in the field. Usage Scenarios The possibilities for usage and placement of Tags are almost limitless. To give you an idea of what

Radar Chart/Spider Web Chart-Powered by Aravind.

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Radar Chart Version 1.0. A Radar chart is a graphical method of representing multivariate data in the form of a multi-dimensional chart of three or more quantitative variables represented on axes starting from the same point. The relative position and angle of the axes is typically uninformative. Radar chart is a part of next generation charts and also called as web chart, spider chart, and spider web chart. In a radar chart, a point close to the center on any axis indicates a low value. A point near the edge is a high value. In the football example, we would high marks near the outside due to the nature of what was being measured. In other scenarios, you might want points near the center, or low values. When you're interpreting a radar chart, check each axis as well as the overall shape to see how well it fits your goals.   Radar chart developed in silverlight! Yes. I have developed radar chart using silverlight technology. Some of the basic concept behind the radar chart i