toolbox

Converse of object

• use: Using the toolbox These are all tools, not rules.
• provide: Accordingly, they should provide an ample toolbox to deal with the CIS challenges.
• have: Anyway, I'm a firm believer in having a full toolbox.
• open: Opening the software toolbox This chapter originally appeared in Linux Journal, volume 1, number 2, in the What's GNU?
• offer: The compelling offer that will encourage readers to contact you AVBP offers a toolbox of approaches to help customers meet the challenges sustainable development.

Adjective modifier

• large: Scott threw a large metal toolbox at a panic-stricken cashier.
• small: You wouldn't be doing too much wrong if you start by investing in a small toolbox.
• basic: The basic toolbox also allows you to access functions in Maple's linear algebra package.
• simple: Keep a simple toolbox and learn to use the basic hand tools.
• entire: Here the user has free access to the entire toolbox and free reign as to what to do.
• complete: MindOnSite " The 100 % web-based MindOnSite ( MOS ) platform is the complete toolbox for online training ( SCORM 1.2 ).

Modifies a noun

• talk: Forum members have devised a set of very useful toolbox talks.
• module: For more information see the toolbox module on evaluation.
• lid: John Barnes made the current tangent rail and toolbox lid.

Noun used with modifier

• policy: Third, we must make sure we use all the tools in the policy toolbox.
• software: Opening the software toolbox This chapter originally appeared in Linux Journal, volume 1, number 2, in the What's GNU?
• management: Advanced File Manager is a useful file and disk management toolbox and effective Windows Explorer replacement.
• technology: This forms an integral part of the Company's technology toolbox.

Preposition: of

• technique: Designers will find these images to be a viable toolbox of techniques with immediate and precise applications.

Preposition: for

• information: See " Line Menu " under the toolbox for more information about line width.