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Talk about consolidation on the graphics front. Pretty much combines the two
largest players under one roof.
CW
At 09:29 AM 18/04/2005, Chris Reeves wrote:
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Talk about consolidation on the graphics front. Pretty much combines the
two largest players under one roof.
I was reading about this. Not a good sign for Flashpaper or
At 08:29 AM 4/18/2005, Chris Reeves typed:
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Talk about consolidation on the graphics front. Pretty much combines the
two largest players under one roof.
O boy! Adobe Flash. ;-)
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Wayne D.
On the hardware firewall front... After using my Linksys wrt54gs w/
Sveasoft Satori for a few months now,
I enthusiastically recommend it as a firewall/router. It's running
IPtables, a compact no-hassle appliance,
and highly configurable if you want it to be. So why waste a full blown PC
running
Looking to replace/update a VCR and DVD player with a combo unit. Shelf
space is getting tight.
Asking for suggestions on brands and/of models I might look
at/for? Bargains are okay, but looking for reasonable quality (if possible).
Current DVD player is Phillips DVD-Q50. Current VCR is JVC
dsinc [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Looking to replace/update a VCR and DVD player with a combo unit.
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Best,
Duncan
I've had a couple of combo VCR/DVD units. Unless you go high end, you
may find limited options in each function. The DVD, in particular, had
limited search capabilities,
Adobe cold flash giving you hot flashes? Guess CF is going through
menopause!
What does either company have that can replace Coldfusion Thane? I've
been out of the loop for 4 years but know that CF as a service run under
java based MX(?) app server now and that job offers requesting CF skills
Adobe bought Syntrillium about 1 1/2 years ago, absorbing and upgrading Cool
Edit Pro and renaming it Adobe Audition. In just this one area, I respect
Adobe for choosing to "absorb" a high-quality app and actually making it
better. AA is as good as CEPro was, and offers many more options.
Oh, I still have lots of apps that are exclusively cold fusion.
Cold Fusion's biggest benefits had nothing to do with Java, and everything to
do with the integration of multiple SQL sources to multiple SQL outputs,
including a much cleaner implimentation of access to Oracle then most ASP
The Viridian Room was much harder IMHO. I liked it better than the
Crimson Room.
H
David L. Gabler wrote:
At 04:29 PM 4/17/2005, you wrote:
Tried the
Crimson Room version
at FASCO, and it appears to be groken in
FireFox 1.02, but worked in IE6 (the cassette tape was present in
Firefox
At 02:33 PM 18/04/2005, warpmedia wrote:
What does either company have that can replace Coldfusion Thane? I've been
out of the loop for 4 years but know that CF as a service run under java
based MX(?) app server now and that job offers requesting CF skills are
few far between these days.
I
This much I knew since I was a CF developer up till the 4.5 version in
2001, I was wondering what Macromedia had done to it since and then what
would adobe would do with it.
CW wrote:
Oh, I still have lots of apps that are exclusively cold fusion.
Cold Fusion's biggest benefits had nothing to
The biggest thing macromedia did was to have instant generation of flash and
better use of exterior executables. However, some of the best reasons to use
CF4.5 ENT didn't get much flushing out; writing plugins for CF became more
taboo and Macromedia didn't endorse them nearly as much, which
The one thing that will be interesting is that you take two of the largest
vector postscript programs out there.. really, the only ones of consequence,
and you fold them under the same roof (Adobe Illustrator, Macromedia Freehand).
Only one of those products will survive (IMHO).
Also, I feel
I have an xvid avi file I just finished creating and on one machine in
my house it plays just fine, but on the other the audio is seriously
out of sync. Any idea what would cause this to happen? Could it be a
codec setting or one installed wrong?
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Brian
I have 2 machines on my network, both running XP SP2. Both have
shared drives/folders on the network. My main machine can mount the
shared drives of the TIVO box, but the TIVO cannot access the shared
drives of the main machine.
I have file and printer sharing enabled, shares created, and even
At 03:51 PM 4/18/2005, you wrote:
I have an xvid avi file I just finished creating and on one machine in
my house it plays just fine, but on the other the audio is seriously
out of sync.
This could happen if there wasn't enough available processor time, or CPU
just couldn't handle it.
Any idea
Well I tried it - but still like Opera's look, feel and operation, and
download speed a lot better. A small number of sites don't like Opera and
tell me I have to upgrade to I. Explorer or Netscape. Firefox doesn't seem
to have a problem with those sites (or vice versa). Otherwise IMO Opera is
Windows firewall blocking you?
have you tried accessing via \\tbrid\c$ using an admin account? When all
else fails, drop to cmd prompt run
net use \\tbird\c$ /user:adminusersname. If you get an error code,
post it back here.
/user: because if the *logged in* account on TIVO may not match user
Hey folks,
I've got a bizzare issue. 2 machines, PC1 and PC2, both with SP2, fully
patched, same workgroup, both using identical local user account names and
passwords to log in. Simple filesharing is turned off.
I create shares on PC1 like Games etc (\\PC1\Games) and am able to access
them
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