Abstract: The packaged article includes first and second members that define a sealed interior cavity in which the article is housed. The packaged article further includes a continuous seal that loins a portion of the first member and the second member, the seal having spaced apart first and second ends. The first and second members can be separated by peeling one of the members from the other member in a direction along the length of the seal from the first end towards the second end. The force required to separate the members at each of first, third and fifth regions of the seal which are spaced apart along the length of the seal between the first and second ends of the seal is different from the force required to separate the members at each of second and fourth regions which are located between the first and third regions and third and fifth regions respectively.

Abstract: A service library framework that provides a common software interface for low-level system management software modules that provides system administration processing and interfaces with remote computers that execute various types of operating systems. Service library modules are created for each operating system to be managed by a system administration management system. High-level system management applications are only required to have interfaces to a common, generic system request and response interface provided by the service library. The operating system specific service library modules translate requests into operating system specific requests and translate operating system responses into generic messages to be returned to the high-level system.