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The PMTCT program should develop an M&E framework that incorporates all guidelines and indicators that affect the PMTCT program it should also include indicators that can measure the performance of HIT and TBAs o The records department should develop a user friendly archiving system that makes retrieval of records easier  .

While maintaining previous functionality, improvements in the control system software include: an RWM feedback algorithm, beta feedback NBI control, more comprehensive error logging and trapping, more user-friendly interface, more complete archiving and restoring functionality, and better status reporting and diagnostic tools.

The New York Times has a user-friendly way to search the its archive of restaurant reviews at www.nytimes.com/pages/dining/index.html.html

WorldTV is an exciting, second generation video site offering a slick and user-friendly interface for online aggregation, personal archiving, search and viewing of multi-definition video content in Flash, including access to more than 25 million video clips from a range of popular, well known sites.

There's not a whole lot of 'nice,' or user-friendly, web design in there but the archives are exploding with creativity.

There's not a whole lot of 'nice' or user-friendly web design in there but the archives are exploding with creativity.

From this research, hints for the user-friendly design of object-orientated databases object attributes, associations, archives, and variants of objects could be derived.

Richard McDonough, sound curator at IWM notes that the recent digitisation of the museum's sound archives have made for easier documentation and cataloguing: "Rather than having to dig out a cassette or draw an archive from an open reel, archives are now easier to transfer into a user-friendly format".

In addition to being quicker and more user-friendly, the new version also has improved catalog records, as Archives staff updated and corrected information as needed during the process of transferring images and metadata to the new site.

It won a Peabody Award in 2010 "for creating an enduring archive of the history of American policymaking, and for providing it as a free, user-friendly public service".

Archive of Forbes Articles By Deborah Jacobs Deborah L. Jacobs, a lawyer and journalist, is the author of Estate Planning Smarts: A Practical, User-Friendly, Action-Oriented Guide.