2 (promise) really backward questions

Please forgive this - I truly did search the web, but couldn't find a clear answer.
I have GoLive CS2 and wondered if it can still be used to design a website, not merely for upkeep/updating an existing site.
The second question is if I can then transfer the created website via CD from an offline G4 tower to an online iBook G4.
Thank you so much for any reply. I do know these idiot questions are annoying, and promise not to impose again. I'm a portrait painter and really need to create a site. I'll be reading and learning here only after this, not interrupting.
Sanford

Thanks ever so much! I've tried repeatedly to sign back in, to thank you 'publicly' in the thread (have checked both my ID and password, but to no avail). I'll keep trying.
Super forum, and thanks to you, I'll be able to forge forth!!

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What I've read about backing up itunes always refers to making sure that your purchased music doesn't get lost. There's a lot of other "stuff" in there also, things that weren't purchased...my own CD's, audiobooks, videos, etc`.
Here's the really dumb question: If I hook up my external hard drive and copy itunes to it, does everything I have get copied to the external drive...music, videos, whatever?

I know very little about the file structure on a Windows PC (Apple since 1984). On a Mac, which may be similar to Windows, I just select the *iTunes Music* folder, grab and drag it to the desired location on my external HD and let go. This creates an exact copy of the folder on my external drive.
As far as getting there (to your *iTunes Music* folder) I can be of little help.

This maybe a really dumb question...

I know this maybe a really dumb question but I do need to ask:
-Do I need to buy a new vista to install on my new mac?
(I have a start up one that was included with my previous pc laptop..)
-In terms of partitioning, how should I distribute space?
Thank you in advance.

jlee636:
The Boot Camp installation guide is [HERE|http://www.apple.com/support/bootcamp>. It should be able to answer questions related to installation. Of course these discussions have several other information on boot camp/ windows. All you need to do is launch a search on them.
-In terms of partitioning, how should I distribute space?
Too many people make a partition very small and then regret having done so. My recommendation is to have a partition of at least 32GB. It is highly dependent on what your will be installing on Windows XP/Vista.
-Do I need to buy a new vista to install on my new mac?(I have a start up one that was included with my previous pc laptop..)
It is more than likely that the Windows disk that came with your previous PC/Laptop is an OEM disk and will only work properly with that particular PC. This is generally the case with Dell, HP, Sony etc. The installation disk in the cases above are usually branded.
For more information on which Windows version(s) work with Boot Camp then please click [HERE|http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=Mac/10.5/en/11889.html].
Axel F.

A really easy question...I think.

Hi everyone,
I have turned the internet inside-out looking for a simple
tutorial on this and so far I think they have all taken me kind of
a long way around. Basically what I want is text/photos/buttons/
inside the
box that are
"scrollable" without having to scroll left or right. My Flash
document is 800x533px. I've tried doing the whole ScrollPane thing
going through about 5 tutorials with different methods but it says
I have to do New Symbol/Movie Clip and the so-called "stage" that
you construct the movie on doesn't allow you to change dimentions
as far as I know. I can only change the dimensions of the main
Stage and the ScrollPane. I feel like this is a simple task so any
help would be greatly appreciated. I apologize if this is a stupid
question. Thanks everyone.
~Bryan

kodemonki wrote:
> Ok, I think this is a really easy question, but I've
been looking for a while
> online, in these forums, my site's code, and in my WACK
book.
>
> How do you set a request time out for a specific page so
that it can run for
> an hour or so? I'm using 4.5 so I can't use cfsetting,
but I'm pretty sure
> I've seen this before.
>
> Please help, thanks!
>
I have not been able to dig this out, but I have a vague
memory of there
being an URL parameter you could pass to a page to allow it
to run longer.

Really basic question: why?

Why does Java Web Start exist?
If you want a Java application to run in a browser, isn't easier just to write an applet?

This sounds good, but it looks to me like Java Web
Start really doesn't deliver on its promise.It has some issues that are left to be resolved (download of a special JRE seems not to work, some proxy related madness, some stuff involving admin priviledges is not easy..) but in general it is much easier to use than the bl**dy browser plug ins.
I believe it is the easiest method to deploy Java apps over the web.
got to install a JRE and JWS in a completely separate
process, and if something causes the client-side
configuration to change, it fails.It comes down to one install (JWS which includes the JRE or the new 1.4 JDK/JRE, which includes JWS).
I still can't it to install correctly, and can't get the demos to run. What system, what problem?
For my application, running in a browser is ok. I've
seen some articles that suggest that you can get out
of the sandbox with a signed applet, although a brief
look suggests that the procedure for installing a
certificate is a headache.You sign the jars (one command line call) and your users have to click "yes, I accept" one time - this is not too much asked.
So the question remains: why use JWS, given that
installation is more difficult than for an applet?You can do real apps (not bound to the browser windows) and you can deploy different versions (updating is easy).
All in all this is a developing technology, which is already very useful.
Regards,
Marc

Microsoft Office Update Log -- Really quick question!

Hey,
I have an log file entitled, "MAU 1.1.2 Update Log" in my root hard drive folder.
Probably a dumb question, but can I delete that log safely, it just looks stupid sitting there not serving really any purpose right? Like it's only 16 KB but still, I just wanna get rid of it.
Should I be alright to delete it? It's just a log file.

Yup!
The number leeds me to believe its from an old update. If you haven't done so you should download and install the 11.3.4 Office 2004 patch.
Get it from here:
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Backwards Question: Purchasing PE7 is a given, but what camera/format should I get?

I've enjoyed PE3 for the past couple of years and it is matted quite well with my little Panasonic GS-320 MiniDV. I'm realatively new to camcorders and I really lucked out finding how great the PE series really is. Therefore, I consider myself pretty loyal to the Adobe line and especially this forum (special thanks to Steve and Paul for awesome advice and comments over the years --you have no idea how much time and frustration you both have saved me).
Anyway. I'm strongly considering entering the high-definition realm and I really want to upgrade to PE7. The only catch is that I will have to make due with my current hardware setup, which is as follows:
Intel Core 2 Quad QX6600 @ 2.4GHz and 2Gigs RAM. I also have SATAII drives and an nVIDIA 7900 (yeah the vid card is kinda old).
I could upgrade to 4Gigs RAM, but would VISTA 32 recognize it?
So Question 1 is: Could/should I get 4Gigs of RAM?
I'm struggling between the two HD formats: HDV and AVCHD. So I hear HDV is probably the easiest to edit (I do a LOT of editing; lots of scenes and transitions) and less taxing on the computer. I like the idea of HDV, but I'm a bit weary of the real time capture and time limitations per tape.
Therefore, Question 2 is: Should I go the route of HDV or get an AVCHD camcorder that can record more material without the need of switching tapes? HDV seems the more seemless route, but I'm equally concerned about quality. Would the footage be better if I get the full HD resolution in AVCHD at 1920x1080 and downgrade it to 1440x1080, or just work front to end with HDV at 1440x1080?
I will be using the camcorder mainly for general use, with some interviews here and there, some fast paced action scenes as well. I really like vivid colors (I love the 3CCD concept, but most cameras in the $1,000 range dont have 3CCDs anymore, I'm finding) It seems everyone is going to CMOS or 3MOS these days, which I know little about. Ultimately, I really would like vivid colors and smooth video.
Thanks in advance for any help/advice!
-Jon

In my opinion, if you want to edit with Premiere Elements, you want to get an HDV, tape-based camcorder. Most any will work, although the Canon HV20 and HV40 are very popular and produce excellent results. (The HV30 has some problems.)
You definitely have more than enough power, even with 2 gigs of RAM, to do this. But, with Vista 32-bit, you can use as much as 4. With a quad-core processor, that's up to you. You'll know after you test drive.
The challenge with Premiere Elements is that it edits AVCHD natively -- as opposed to, say, Apple's Final Cut, which uses a proxy (sort of a lower resolution preview clip) for editing, then uses your native files for final output. This means AVCHD in Premiere Elements puts a tremendous strain on present technology.
With your rig, you can probably still handle it. But, in my opinion, you're better with having power to spare than working at the edge of your computer's capacity.
Does that help?

Misleading Gift Card Promise - Really Disappointed...

I'm really sad and disappointed to see an entire thread for this matter. A few months ago, disgruntled with Comcast who I had used since I moved out on my own over 10+ years ago, I saw a what seemed to be awesome online special for a Verizon Fios Triple play that included a $300 Visa Gift card. So I called the number on the website and spoke with very friendly representative who set up an appointment for me, and who told me about the details the package included. Which when I hung up was made to believe included a $300 gift card. The online special I believe was for $79.00 or $89.00 for a triple play deal for a 2 year contract. I remember the woman saying to me the only fee I'd have that was extra would be the installation, that everything else was free. And the installation fee would be split into 3 payments. I have just paid the 3rd one. I have ONE cable box, I do not have cable in any other rooms in my apartment aside from my living room and I have no premium channels. I have been faithfully paying my bill as I was told, and was wondering where my gift card was. I have been looking forward to this gift card and had been relying on it to help me with some of my Christmas purchases. The reason I had even switched to Verizon is due to wanting to save money and was told that would be the case. I called Verizon today and spoke with a woman in Customer Service who told me her name as "Miss White". I had told her I was calling to ask about when my gift card would be arriving and she told me to hold as she was checking. She came back to the line and informed me that I had chosen to waive the fee of $19.99 a month for multiple in room DVR. I was so shocked I don't think I spoke for a minute and then told her I was never offered the choice. If I were I would have went with the gift card. Not to mention I don't even need a multi room DVR when I just needed cable for -1- TV. I was -never- told that there was an additional DVR fee. Miss White told me the details were probably mailed to me and I checked my email while on the phone with her and told her I had no record of any kind of email like that, and could she possibly find it in her system and re-send it to me. Then she tells me she doesn't have my e-mail address in her system. How is that even possible. I only have -2- email accounts and I definitely gave at least one of them while on the phone the day I made the arrangements to switch companies. She told me she was sorry but couldn't help me at all, and upset and almost in tears, I told her well I won't be wasting anymore of her time and would just call back when I am not at work and speak with a Supervisor or someone who can. After all of this I come online to see if this only happened to me and find a thread with numerous people who are having the same exact issue. It's really disheartening, especially after I went and told a bunch of my friends and family how awesome Fios was so far and how customer service was so nice and blah blah blah. Now I have to go back and tell them this. I feel lied to and also feel like I was misled and misinformed. You really shouldn't advertise promotions and make promises to people. Some of us live paycheck to paycheck and switch to you because we think we are getting a deal. Some of us were looking forward to that gift card to make Christmas better for our families. I am one of those people. I had always been a Comcast Customer, and with all of their faults I will say this.. When I signed up for their deal years ago I can honestly say the Nintendo DS that they promised as a promotional gift was delivered to me and it was delivered on time.

I was also a victim of this misleading/ false ad. I was sent several flyers for new homeowners with a promotion for 79.99 for the first year and 89.99 for the second year with a $300 gift card if signing up online with a two year agreement. After not receiving the card after 90 days, I called customer service and was advised that I was not eligible for the promotion. They asked if I had received a confirmation email stating that I would receive the card. I explained that I didn't receive it, but, given that I had signed up for the offer they sent me, I had assumed that if would receive the gift card after 90 days and did not know that there should have been an email stating I would receive it. Had I know that there should have been such an email, I would have called immediately to find out why I didn't receive it. The representative said that she could give me the promotion if I had the original ad. I assumed that Verizon would honor the offer that they sent me and I did not hold on to the ad. She told me that she would look into it and follow up. She did return the call, but was only available M-F from 8:30- 4:30- times that I am at work. I am very frustrated by this, but feel at least that I am not crazy after reading the posts from other customers. It appears that I am not the only one that experienced this issue (despite what the representative implied). I sign up in good faith, pay my bill on time in good faith, and would appreciate if Verizon would honor what they offered or at least released me from my contract. Has the issue been resolved for any other people who have posted this problem? I am deeply disappointed in the customer service and the clear lack of interest in retaining my business.

Two really embarrassing questions from iPod newbie!

Although I've been using Macs since the steam-powered Mac SE, I've never actually owned an iPod (until now), because I never listen to music 'on the go'.
However, I've just ordered an 80Gb Classic from the Apple Store, principally as a handy way to have all the songs I've written or played on in one handy, small location.
However, because I've never owned one before, I have a couple of questions that probably seem +really stoopid+ (red face)...
1. I guess I will copy all the songs from CD to iTunes on my iMac and then upload them to the iPod. But will I have to keep all those songs in iTunes? If I subseqiently delete them from iTunes, will they be automatically deleted on the iPod the next time I try and copy any songs from iTunes to it?
2. When I copy the music files to iTunefrom CD, can I copy the music files to an external Firewire HD, not my main hard drive? There are a lot of songs to copy and I don't want to fill a significant chunk of my main hard drive if I don't have to. Would iTunes 'see' them on an external HD? Or can I copy them straight from the CDs to the iPod via iTunes, without physically copying them to an HD at all?
Sorry for the basic questions, I hope someone can help.

Robin,
You might want to consider a few things before you wipe your iTunes library clean (assuming you have already trasnfered them onto your iPod).
If, for some reason, you need to restore your iPod and put music back on, iTunes will have to transfer that music back to your iPod. If you have wiped your iTunes library clean that could mean spending a lot of time REformatting your music collection to put back on your iPod.
Also, I have had a few instances where, although I have iTunes set to 'manually' manage my transfers, iTunes has deleted all of my music. Thank God I had my library on my hard drive as it only meant a 20 minute sync to transfer 6,000 songs back on.
If hard drive space on your desktop or laptop is limited, iTunes offers a way to 'backup' the library on DVD+R or similar media. So, for about $10 in blank DVD costs, you can just make a portable backup to put in a drawer.
Just PLEASE think about these issues before you put music on your iPod and delete it from your hard drive. From experience, things happen and you don't want to go through the 'ripping' hassle again! (ripping, the term for making mp3/wma/aac files from a CD)
Last, if this is your first attempt at putting your music collection on your computer, you might want to keep them there. You might be surprised at how handy it is to have all of your music in one place close by, especially if you invest in a pretty moderately priced speaker setup for your computer.
Best of luck!

A really stupid question from newbie...

hello all,
i am very new to java and i am trying to build a j2ee application...
rite now....i need to let my app communicate w/ an outside program thru' XML..
i had just learnt many thing about java w/ xml and i decided to use the XMLEncoder... it seems quite simple to use...BUT i have no idea on how to send/receive these XML files...i had thought of using socket connection, but i just found out that an EJB wouldn't allow socket networking... i bet this must be quite a stupid question coz i found nowhere teaching me this...=P
if u know about this, pls point me to some relevant docs / sites....i am anxious to learn about it...
thx so much,
karloogunna~

hello maesj, rune, and others,
thx alot for your advice...
and here's the environment i am working in:
OS: w2k
JDK: 1.4.1.01
j2ee: 1.3.1
jboss: 3.0.2
i am using flash as my UI, so i need communication
between the j2ee app and flash.
the data transfer involves a number of arrays of
objects (each object w/ a list of attributes...) so, i
think using XML as data-exchange is quite suitable (am
i wrong on this??)I don't know the first thing about Flash, but using XML as a means for exchanging data seams like a good idea, for the scenario you described.
>
and i am reading about the message-driven beans, i see
that they got a function onMessage() from where i can
get the XML strings (?), but i don't know how i can
feed these strings into this JMS from flash...do i
need to write a small java program on the client
side?I haven't that much experience with Message Driven Beans. What I do know is that they employ the Java Messaging Service (JMS). If you write a small client appplication with JMS support... you might be close.
>
also, i am not sure if i can send out XML strings
through the message-driven beans, i am reading on the
JMS...it got the MessageProducer, MessageConsumer,
MessageListener, and MessageSelector....should i be
using this? or can i use this together with the
message-driven beans??
In a Messaging system you will need message producers, and message consumers. To enable two-way communication, you can setup both the EJB and the client to handle both. When a message arrives at the consumer (or subscriber if you like), the JMS Service invokes the onMessage method. So you should implement your logic in the onMessage method, for example inspect the XML content, and act upon its content.
i am very sorry for my disorganized questions...(i
used to do low-level programming =P)
and really thank you for your advice!!!!
No problem, the amount of information to read can be quite overwhelming. Using JMS is just a suggestion, and might be considered overkill for your application. If you're using an IDE, like Sun ONE, creating a message driven bean is easy, and can be tried out, without too much hours passing.
Kind Regards,
Rune Bj�rnstad.

Really stupid question - Migrating from 6i to 11g

Hi all,
I'm a developer that have been working with oracle since Forms 3, right now I use Forms 6i and I would like to know what I need to use Forms 11g. I understand this new environment is web based, but to start developing and deploying, what I need? for example if I buy the Oracle Forms & Report 11g, I also will need the OAS? or just with Forms and Report I could deploy (somehow) the application?
Please don't flame me, I just want to understand how this works now.
Best Regards

As my old college profession used to say - "The only stupid question is the one that doesn't get asked!" Forms 11g only supports web deployment. This means you will need the OAS with the Forms and Reports Services installed as well. Typically, the setup is three tiered ( 1 server = Database, 1 server = Application Server, 1 server = Infrastructure server ). You don't have to set up the technology stack multitiered - all three could reside on the same server or you could have the all three on the same machine but is not recommended. I would at least have the database on a server seperate from OAS.
Here are a few links to get you started.
Oracle Documentation
* Check out: Development Tools - Oracle Forms, Middleware - Applications Server - Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g and Middleware - Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence - Oracle Reports
Since you will be upgrading from Forms 6i to 11g, be sure to visit the Oracle Forms-Upgrading Forms 6i to Forms 11g documentation.
BTW, welcome to the forums!
Craig
If a response is helpful or correct, please mark it accordingly.
Edited by: CraigB on May 6, 2010 2:09 PM

Mac mini and Promise Pegasus Thunderbolt Question

I'm a semi-pro photographer and my wife is a graphic designer. I just bought a new mac mini with the Promise Pegasus 8 TB RAID drive. I know the mini HD is slow and the small so I want to use the RAID as a boot disk and to house my applications and files - effectively by-passing the weakest mac-mini link and as our primary music/media server o movies, music and photography. I've never used a RAID array before - usually individual multiple external hard drives. How do I go about using this RAID array for everything? Is it as simple as selecting this drive as the target or are there other hoops to jump through? I want to get as many answers as I can while everything is being shipped. I've had two HD crashes recently and I need the security of knowing all our data is safe...plus the additional speed and redundancy are very important.

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Really stupid question

I am looking at a machine with a database and developer tools installed and tested.
However there is a directory with 9iAs structure.
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Really dumb question re Quicktime Pro

Good morning . .
My Mac is running OS 10.4.9 and I have updated my Quicktime player to 7.3.1.
Purchased Quicktime PRO, registered successfully but still only get Quicktime Player when opening the program. Any suggestions where to find QT Pro? Sorry for the dumb question but thanks for your help.
Jon

There is no separate QT Pro application. Successfully registering Pro enables Pro features already present in the Player. Items that previosly mentioned Pro should now just list the feature without mentioning Pro.
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Really quick question about printing a book

hello,
always asking questions... but you people on these forums are super nice and smart....
if i should upload the pictures to iphoto to print a book should i export the pictures as AdobeRGB 1998 or ProPhotoRGB .jpegs????
the website only says jpegs..... what would my best choice be.....????
answers are appreciated and thank you in advance

Yes - do not use Adobe RGB - sRGB is correct
and test a few photos - some people have had problems importing Lightroom edited photos into iPhoto
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