Can anyone recommend an AdobeLiveCycle book to buy?

New to Livecycle and looking for a good step by step Adobe Livecycle book to buy.
Any suggestions? Thank you.

Hi,
I have a copy of Creating Dynamic Forms with Adobe Livecycle Designer, but haven't found it much help with creating dynamic forms. I'm still looking for a good instructional book. I've also tried looking for a short course, but there are no available courses in my area either.
So far, I've found this forum the most helpful of all.
Found this tutorial on building a dynamic forms (via this forum):
https://adobechats.adobe.acrobat.com/p87746471/?fcsContent=true&launcher=false&pbMode=norm alThom%20Parker
Cheers!

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I have been using flash for about 2 years more as a hobby
than anything else, some websites etc but now I realise I am going
to need to learn more actionscripting to do what I want, I have
come to terms with the simple stuff like goto – basic
variables – load mov – enough to programme up website
navigation.
I ideally want to learn more about the dynamic side of flash,
mostly for designing user interfaces and websites etc
I’m after a book that doesn’t get too heavy too
fast yet I’m a little past the more basic functions
Any thoughts?
Cheers

You appear to be stuck on iOS 4.2.1. That means up really have a 2G iPod. A real 3G can go to 5.1.1
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Can anyone recommend a good book?

About DreamWeaver of course, not the latest novel you have enjoyed, oh ok then that too!
Have you used any books to get to know how to use DW and which ones could you recommend and which were not very good at all.
I have only been using DW for 3 days so pretty new to it. However apart from the basics I would like to know extras like inserting video etc.Hmm maybe that is basic!

elwoode2 wrote:
I suppose it was but that guy was experienced with webstie making and wasnt wanting a basic book, etc.
"Webstie"... Nice typo. It reflects the quality of a lot of websites - they have a lot in common with pig sties.
If you have only just started working with websites, it's not a book about Dreamweaver you really need, but a book about HTML and CSS. Unless you understand the basic technologies underlying website development, you will find working with Dreamweaver an uphill struggle, or you'll fall into a lot of bad habits that will make your life much more difficult later on. You can learn a lot about both HTML and CSS even without a book. Take a look at the free tutorials on www.w3schools.com. I would also recommend using the build your first website tutorial in the Adobe Developer Connection: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/dreamweaver/articles/first_cs4_website_pt1.html.
While I'm at it, I might as well also give a shameless plug for my book on CSS, "Getting StartED with CSS". There are three chapters available for free download at http://www.adobe.com/devnet/dreamweaver/articles/bk_getting_started_css.html.
As for general books on Dreamweaver, "Dreamweaver CS4: The Missing Manual" is very good. Many years ago, when I first started using Dreamweaver, I found "Dreamweaver Bible" extremely useful, but I haven't seen the most recent version, so can't say whether it's still as good as it used to be.
I have written "The Essential Guide to Dreamweaver CS4 with CSS, Ajax, and PHP", but I would not recommend it to a beginner. It's aimed at readers who already have a reasonable grasp of web development basics, and want to dive deeper into using Dreamweaver.
This question gets asked quite frequently, so you could also use the forum's search feature to look for other recommendations.

Can anyone recommend very good books on Forms and Reports

SOS,
I still have not been able to find smashing text books or website that treated forms and reports so excellently.
Would you be able to recommend a few please.
Many thanks
in advance
Cube60

the best way i feel is go thru the forms online doc..and the help files in your developer cd..along with a live project
There is a very good book also..
Advanced Forms and Reports
-Peter Koletzke and Paul Dorsey..
shankar

Can Anyone Recommend Books About Mac and Tiger?

Hello,
I'm heading back to the homeland for a short visit in a week's time. I'd like to buy a book that can explain a few things about Tiger so I don't always have to visit the Apple Store and bother the Geniuses there.
Can anyone recommend any good books about Mac and Tiger? I know of "Mac For Dummies" but I've never been a big fan of that series. Cheers and thanks.

Hi, jasperboy.
My "Learning About Mac OS X" FAQ has a number of resources that you will find helpful including books, online training, and more.
Good luck!
Dr. Smoke
Author: Troubleshooting Mac® OS X
Note: The information provided in the link(s) above is freely available. However, because I own The X Lab™, a commercial Web site to which some of these links point, the Apple Discussions Terms of Use require I include the following disclosure statement with this post:
I may receive some form of compensation, financial or otherwise, from my recommendation or link.

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I would like to start learning the html basic's (and I mean
basic's) :)
Can anyone recommend a good book or online class.
Is there an html for dummies book? (Haven't looked anywhere
yet, I just thought of it when I was making this thread)
Thanks.

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>>I would like to start learning the html basic's (and
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>> Can anyone recommend a good book or online class.
>>
On Tue, 19 Dec 2006 07:58:07 -0800, "Walt F. Schaefer"
<[email protected]> wrote:
>
http://www.amazon.com/XHTML-Sixth-Visual-Quickstart-Guide/dp/0321430840/sr=1-1/qid=1166543 853/ref=pd_bbs_1/103-7573837-5905435?ie=UTF8&s=books
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>An excellent starting point.
>
I too would wholeheartedly recommend this book by Elizabeth
Castro (
HTML for the world wide web - with XHTML and CSS. )
And I see that the sixth edition is now out ( I have 5th ) -
I've read
their website to see what changes there are - apparently
sections on
frames taken out - and much more on CSS.
So I will have to think about upgrading to 6th edition.
Can anyone advice if it would be good value to buy 6th - is
the new
material worth the money .
Malcolm

HT2476 Can anyone recommend app/software to record from decks to mac?

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Then boot in Safe Mode, (holding Shift key down at bootup; takes longer to boot this way so be patient), run Disk Utility in Applications>Utilities, then highlight your drive, click on Repair Permissions, reboot when it completes.
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https://discussions.apple.com/community/notebooks/macbook_pro
Mac OS X: Starting up in Safe Mode - http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107393
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I'm not sure how Time Capsule can be replicated onto your external drive but there is a USB port on the back of TC that can be hooked up to any recent external drive.
Another thing to think about , besides a Time Capsule failure, is the theft of your Time Capsule, so it might be a good idea to consider separating any redundant back-up from your Time Capsule or both my be stolen.
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2. Contacts, reminders, appointments, notes, email are backed up through iCloud.
3. iTunes and non-itunes purchased music is on iMatch (and no need to back-up) and any non-iTunes music is backed up on an HP external drive (in case Time Capsule dies)
4. Photos are on my MacBook Air and are backed up on my HP external drive.
5. Office documents (Excel, Powerpoint, Access etc) are stored in a Skydrive app (like iCloud) and Skydrive syncs these docuemnts with the MS cloud and my old PC and does not alter their native format like storing in iCloud would do.
Cheers

Can anyone recommend a good instruction book for intermediate Mac users?

I have been using Mac for 3 years now so am not a total beginner, but still need help in many areas of OS X use. These forums are brilliant and thanks to the willing help from more expert members I have learnt a lot ( thank you), however there are times when just having a book open in front of you is the easiest way to get to grips with something. Can anyone recommend a good user manual for people like me who don't need a real beginners guide but also don't want a mind numbing, in depth, advanced text. I already have Maria Langers Visual Quickstart Guide which is useful but is exactly what it says, a quick start, and David Pogues Missing Manual which I find a little frustrating as he seems to fall short of explaining exactly how to do something after he says it can be done!
I guess what I am really after is a clearly written book that is good for beginners and more advanced users alike, with screen shots to show you what you should be doing.
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Many thanks for the feedback and the star!
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I looked for 3d book, there are not that many in bookstores, bought one "Ready-to-Run Java 3D" Wiley by Kirk Brown and Daniel Petersen.
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Can anyone recommend me a Northbridge fan replacement?

I have a MSI K8N Neo4-F nForce4 and recently i have been experiencing random crashes and lock ups which i think are due to the northbridge fan failing (it was making horrible noises).
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I was sniffing around some other forums,(as you do), when I came across this post. It sounds intresting, and may be worth giving it a try.
Quote
"Repair your noisy cpu and system fans
This is a fix that will last for a long, long time.
Buy some graphite powder and some oil at an auto or hardware store. They come in different packages. For oil, the best is the pen-type as they are easy to handle and only give a small amount at a time. Just about any oil in a pen format will work fine. The graphite powder comes in small plastic tubes. But make sure you get graphite powder, not graphite oil, its too thin for this job! So you need graphite powder in a small tube and oil in a round "pen" that can be squeezed out and placed just where you need it. Also, when the oil is used up in the "pen" you can open it and add your own oil.
First, clean the fan blades off real well. If you have a heatsink with the fan then clean the heatsink off as well. You can even use a bit of your oil and some q-tips for cleaning if needed. Then, take the small circle, it usually has a name on it, but its in the middle of the fan. Peel one edge up carefully and put a very small amount of oil in where you lifted the label up. Now add some graphite powder in the same place where you put the oil, add as much or a bit more of the graphite powder than the oil. Clean off excess oil and graphite and push the label back where it was. You may need a very small amount of duct tape to hold the label in position and to prevent leakage. This is important if the fan is going to "sit up" as opposed to lying flat.
Now put the fan back where you want it and when it starts spinning it may be noisy for a few seconds until the graphite\oil works its way in. Then it will stop and it will stay stopped for many years and you may very well not need to buy a new fan after all!
I experimented a lot with this and this is the very best way to quiet all those fans and have them work well. I have always been a big fan of those removable ide hard drive trays that you can buy. But the fans are the pits, they get noisy real fast. So i had to find a way to fix them as they are very expensive and hard to replace. Now i don't have to. Combo of oil and graphite is the very best, by far. One caution, graphite stains worse than
oil, so be careful! I'm talking about staining your clothes and hands.
You can use this system with all CPU fans, video card fans, system fans, and even fans inside power supplies. But one word of caution, its easy to open a power supply and take out the fan, but do be careful as there are voltages there can can hurt you badly. If you don't know what you are doing then wear rubber gloves to get the fan out and to put the fan back in after the
repair!
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to take the fan out of the system, that's where the "pen" with the needle comes in again, but i still find a way to get some graphite in as well, graphite is what makes the oil last a long time! And graphite is also an oil, but you need both together for maximum effectiveness. Oil by itself will only last a few weeks or so and then evaporate, and the fan will get noisy again. Its the graphite powder that does the long term job. The oil really only helps to spread the graphite powder around really well so the graphite can do the job!
Hope you do as well as i have with this info!"
End Quote.
Edit - Additional Info
The type of northbridge fan used on some MSI boards, eg K8N Platinum & Diamond etc, require that you remove the fan from the board first (you will have to remove the motherboard to do this). This is because the top of the shroud is attached from the bottom by two tiny Phillips type screws. Once you have removed the shroud, very gently prise off the fan from the motor assembly. There is no need to try and remove the three other tiny screws that secure the fan motor in place to the bottom half of the shroud. Once removed, you will see that under the fan is a small plastic pin that holds the sleeve bearing in place.
Russell.

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I'm an avid Mac enthusiast who works in a creative field. However, I simply cannot afford a new Mac after my old one's internal hard drive failed. Can anyone recommend an affordable Mac option? I don't want to consider a non-Apple product.

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I'm NOT primarily aiming to insult you. However, this is one of those scenarios (&/or situations) where: if you're NOT up-to-date on current aspects of the available technology, then why are you even entering the discussion?
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I also work p/t in the broadcast journalism business. So, the writing in my initial posting was very clear (for someone who already has knowledge of those existing applications to which I referred). I was simply soliciting feedback from any persons who have already used some of those existing 3rd party apps to backup their address book, notes, camera roll, &/or other items from their iPhone.
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