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If you no longer wish to have a style sheet associated with any particular page, you can unlink it, yet keep the style sheet intact and safely on hand in your Site Window for other uses. Here s how to do so: 1. Open the page you wish to remove the style sheet from. 2. Open the head section of that page by clicking the arrow to the left of the Page icon. 3. Click once on the icon of the external style sheet you wish to unlink. 4. Press the Delete or Backspace key. Or, choose Edit Clear (Mac) or Edit Delete (Windows). 5. Close and save the page, and then reopen it to see the effect of removing your style sheet.

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8.8.2 Design of Self-scaling WAN in Healthcare Environment 8.8.2.1 Healthcare Application The ISSN utilizes three different communication classes, Internet 2, WLAN and WWAN. Figure 8.17 shows the integration of the three classes of network using the concept of a self-scalar for healthcare application. A tandem system is used to provide transparent and fault-tolerant communications between healthcare providers. The self-scalar schematic shown in Figure 8.16 is used as the self-scaling mechanism. Using the Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP), the ISSN can automatically determine the fastest available network connection between the medical image application site (see Fig. 8.17, left) and the DICOM image server (Fig. 8.17, right). Permanent network monitoring and transfer speed measurements provide the best available service. In addition, each self-scalar can be modi ed to initially evaluate any one speci c path (e.g., Internet 2 rst) in each network availability test cycle, before the nal selection is made. 8.8.2.2 The Self-Scalar The key component of the ISSN is the self-scalar (see Fig. 8.17). The DICOM-compliant self-scalar determines automatically which communication classes are available and automatically routes to the fastest available

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