> Otherwise, i'm very, VERY unreligious about operating systems,
> because i frankly think they all suck in one way or another.
You've got a lot of nerve being rational and objective making that
statement!
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Dave,
When I get my next new/replacement workstation it will be a dual quad-core
Intel (or whatever is newer) Mac Pro. You can run OS X, Windows, etc.
The only thing I would not do it pay Apple's predatory pricing for
additional memory sticks, RAID controller, additional drives, etc. Just get
th
You might also look at Drexel University. They have an excellent
design/media, information technologies, and computer science programs.
Rob
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> Looking on the web, some people seemed to recommend using Director
> or other "wrappers" to allow access to the file system. Anyone
> know if this might be something to consider?
Yes. If you go this route there are several commercial database engines that
are available to you. However, the F
Glen,
You might want consider structuring the XML as a faux relational database...
#1) full text
#2) keyword index and frequency
#3) titles, volume, number, etc.
During search, you only have to trawl through #2, which would have cross-ref
IDs for numbers 1 and 3. Then pull #1 for presentation pur
Hi Alex,
I'm very confused by this. A variable name in Flash is not what you would
necessarily push to the database anyway. You would push a string, number, or
other primative, not the internal variable name itself.
...Rob
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> PC/Mac hybrid CDs are normally created on Mac using Toast. You do
> not have two sets of identical files (such as your XML files) on
> PC and Mac sectors on CD because you can share them using aliases.
On important thing to keep in mind if you create custom hybrid PC/Mac CDs is
that the file
> 2. Is it possible to burn a CD for the Mac on a PC?
Yes, but not without going through a lot of gyrations. Using Nero on the PC,
you can burn *separate* Mac and PC partitions onto a CD, however to do so
you need to have the Mac partition mounted on the PC. This can be done by
via a SCSI interfac
> yep, you need some kind of scope declaration to tell you where the
> items are. a lot of people use thisRoot = this; (or something that
> states the location) and then all you have to do is pass 'thisRoot'
> around as a reference to where that item is. That way you never
> have to say 'this
Hi Andrew,
I took a look at what we did and, unfortunately, our solution was a
"pre-processing" script before the HTML was deployed to our Flash project.
Since there are "real" differences between Flash HTML and standard HTML --
especially with regards to white space -- we provided our client a se
? If not, what
did you do for regex? I tried to figure out the as2lib project's
implementation of regex but couldn't get a simple replaceAll to work....
Thanks!
Rob Emenecker wrote:
> Hi Andrew,
>
> I don't know of a class that will help with this. Extended characters
&g
Hi Andrew,
I don't know of a class that will help with this. Extended characters need
to be Unicode encoded in the HTML stream for Flash to properly display them.
I've had to do exactly what you probably don't want to do... that is, scrub
them out.
I had a project that wrapped up late summer las
That's not a bad idea, provided that you have patent/copyright lawyers who
will also handle your case pro-bono in their free time! ;p
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