Corporate Review

Well we have had two Playbooks in the company for Just over a week now for reviewing.
I sent a user of on travels without his laptop and got some mixed reports.
+Bridge Browser is a great.
+I do not want a native e-mail system on the device. If one comes out in the future i will want the abilaity to have it removed.
As yet i don’t believe i can recommend these Tablet units over any other type. I would certainly like to be able to recommend over the other tablets due to the bridge system and the data rates with we get with our supplier. I have listed a few of the issues that stop me being confident that a will not be flooded with support calls out weighing any data cost benefit.
Cons:
- Bridge E-mail spell check. It has been said before and i am sure it will be said many more times. This one is a real deal breaker. RIM if you could see yourself resolving this one soon it would certainly help.
- Calendar - Not correctly supporting international timings. This again is large issue for companies that work across international boundaries.
- Power Point Slide support. This is currently very basic support for slides. Ideally would have better support for transitions and effects. Or at least not completely destroying the layout of images.
-Wi-Fi LEAP authentication. I understand

We are testing Playbook for Corporate use
Pros
Really good browser
Intranet access with Bridge, no need of VPN
Flash Dashboards, no need to change, just to review size and load speed
Roaming internet access with Bridge
Very easy to add files just as USB memory
Good video file types support
Full exchange support via bridge: mail, Calendar, Tasks, Notes
Real multitask
Cons
Limited Bridge uses, can't use apps through Bridge, just WiFi or Thetering (didn't test this)
Can't access App world via Brigde. I can use with the Phone why not in Playbook?
Some intranet sites have yet problems, (solved https via bridge).
Documents ToGo need some improvements and Dropbox & Sugarsync support
Some Apps already avaliable en Blackberry Phone are needed for Playbook, like Twitter, Sugarsync, Dropbox
Some remote app like RDP or Logmein.
Not yet BBM groups
We also use Proxy and filter for Internet content so we need to refine for Playbook use
I really think that RIM can improve the device and agree with some of the App developers to have the right corporate Apps avaliable
BI & e-business Solutions
@pedroclaveria

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I see embedded videos all the time on apple.com/trailers that look great and stream smoothly. I believe most of those videos are using the h264 codec, but I think I'm better off not using h264 since you need QT7 to decode it. Let's assume my clients are using QT6 and cannot upgrade due to IT department restrictions on their end.
That being the case, I'm probably better off using something like MPEG-4 Video as my compressor. The point being I want to use something that will give me the most bang for my bandwidth buck, quality-wise, while at the same time sticking with something legacy that older versions of QT can view.
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So my question is this. What are the magic settings (don't laugh) I should use when I'm exporting an MOV that I intend on embedding into a web page? I've already read Apple's tutorial on this, found here:
http://www.apple.com/quicktime/tutorials/embed.html
...but that really just glosses over the topic, without giving you any recommended settings. I fully realize that the settings you use are extremely dependent on each individuals needs, due to video size, the type of content in the video, etc. However, we know the size I'm working with (640x360) and we know I'm showing complex animations with gradations of tone and hue.
Currently I'm setting my compressor as MPEG-4 Video, and I'm choosing "Hinted Streaming" for my streaming preset. I'm using all of the Hinted Streaming default settings.
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Last part answered first. No need for "hint" tracks unless your files are served via streaming server software. Just use "Fast Start". File size is smaller (no hint tracks) so you'll get a faster download.
Compression is an art form and there is no "magic" setting. You are correct in choosing MPEG-4 Video codec for backward compatibility.
Export is about two goals when working with Web based files. Quality is subjective and your viewers want "fast" and care less about quality than you think.
The best method is multiple exports. Use lower data rates and work your way up. Start with a ten second test export at various data rate keeping all of the other settings the same. You can compare these files side by side in QuickTime Pro by using the "Play all Movies" (View menu).
Since all of your files are going to bit a bit different what works for one may need "tweaking" in another export.

Can no longer access Acrobat shared review server

Hello. We are using Acrobat 8, and yesterday I discovered that I can recreate a lost shared-review PDF by generating a new PDF, and then copying the comment-repository XML files from the original review PDF to the folder belonging to the new review PDF. That was great, but I wanted other staff members to not fiddle with the XML files, so I set that folder (named "meta") to read-only. It was previously shared and set to full-access for everybody.
Today, I found that nobody had access to their shared reviews anymore, so I hastily reset the access to the "meta" folder back to full-access, and I re-shared the "meta" folder for everybody. It isn't helping. No-one can access their shared reviews.
Note: immediately after I recreated that lost PDF, one of the reviewers added several comments and uploaded them to the server, so I know everything was working fine then. I set the "meta" folder to read-only sometime later, and I think that's what caused the problem.
Any ideas?
I've just now tried posting a new shared-review PDF, but this time I created a new shared-review folder location, pointing to the exact same actual network folder. The only thing different between the two connections is the descriptive names attached to the connections, which appear in the drop-down list of locations. The original connection's descriptive name is "Acrobat Server" (named by one of my colleagues) and the new one I left unchanged from the default descriptive name "My Network Folder". This new shared-review PDF works fine, so I know that access to the "meta" folder is fine, but how can I fix the older review PDFs?
A workaround for my problem is therefore to re-post all the currently active shared-review PDFs, using the "My Network Folder" connection, and then copy the XML files to the new PDF. I just tried it, and it works, but that's only a practical workaround to fix the 10 to 15 recently posted review PDFs, and it'll only work if people still have the original PDFs they posted. All the older review PDFs will still be read-only.
Also, does anyone know how to remove a folder location so that only the one that works appears in the drop-down list?
Updates:
1) The above workaround only works for me. Other reviewers still cannot access the new PDF. So I don't have a valid workaround after all.
2) One more thing: if I try to post a new PDF using the old location "Acrobat Server", it fails at the step where it tries to create the XML file and folder.
3) Earlier, I also tried creating a new shared-review folder location in another directory, and I noticed that the metadata folder was not shared. So maybe I don't need to share the "meta" folder after all, and maybe something changed in our corporate network overnight?

Thank you for your answer.
I have narrowed my problem down to a connectivity problem with the comment server. We have Acrobat 8 installed on a machine named "acrobat". On the acrobat machine, the shared-review PDFs are stored in a folder named "documents". Each member of our team has a subfolder within the documents folder. i.e. this structure:
documents
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The comment server XML files are stored in a folder named "meta", at the same level as the above name folders:
documents
     john
     jane
     david
     amy
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I believe that the message means that Reader is not able to find the comment server in the "meta" folder. But the meta folder is definitely there, and is write-accessible for everyone. Any user on our network is able to manually open the meta folder, create a new file inside the folder, edit and save that file, delete the file, etc.
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I subsequently added another location, "my network folder", and pointed it to the same meta folder. The "my network folder" location works for me. I can post a shared review, and it connects to the comment server properly. But this works only for me: when other users open that same shared review pdf, they get the "cannot connect" error message above. Again, if I could see explicitly how "my network folder" is saved in Acrobat, and also see how the PDF file has stored that location, I could see if there's a mismatch.

Sales OH and Corporate OH computation in order WIP Valuation

Hi All,
While reviewing production order bookings it is observed that at the time of
running monthly "overhead run", system is calculating corporate overhead
and sales overhead and debiting production order. Since at standard cost
run, corporate OH and Sales OH is not being considered in inventory
valuation, hence production order is credited with cost of goods
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Now if the order is in open status, WIP valuation is happening like "Debit
in production order (incl corporate OH and Sales OH) minus Credit in the
production order (w/o corporate & sales OH).
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Regards,
Kumar

Hi Ajay,
Can you please let me know how can I assign these cost elements to line Id, when i create line id there is no option of assigning the cost elements. Can you please explain me how to do it.
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I'm running Windows XP, Lotus Notes 6.5 and Acrobat Pro Extended 9.2.
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I have now been in contact with the Adobe Technical Support in Sweden and got the following answer:
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Hi,
I created a shared review using Adobe Acrobat 8 Professional. I then sent an email to all reviewers with a link to the pdf file. Most users can connect with no problems, but one user can only periodicly connect. It seems to be rather random if he can connect or not.
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This method consistently produced Web review videos that worked fine and played immediately.
The process has changed with CS4. Now Flash doesn't accept and transcode an AVI file. You have to transcode the AVI in Media Encoder and then import the *.flv or *.f4v file into a Flash Project via the Import video function.
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Flash video created in Flash CS4 won't play on our server but the same f4v and flv files created and exported from Encore CS4 will. My suspicion is that In Flash CS4, I have to create an accompanying Java Script file or something, that is published to the server as well... Or possibly I need to install a Flash Extension that enables Flash exported video to play on a server.
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Please review my xml

Hello I am trying to now implement xml into my flash
actioscript website and kinda put my self in a crash course in
learning it. I have found though that the books I am reading and
the flash ac tutorials are kinda confusing. I was wondering if
someone could review my xml code so that I can then use the
xmlconnector to attach things.
I have a question too.
I would like to upload all the xml, and images onto my
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web?
here is the xml that i need to see if it will write correctly
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?>
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/css"
href=bluelikethecolor.css"?>
<About>
<Aboutcompany>
Hello and thank you for your interest in my company. I am
excited to have this website up to showcase my abilities so that
you can see how we can contribute to your success. I have been
designing professionaly since 1998 and enjoy all aspects of design.
From assisting in corporate identity packages, to designing flash
websites for people to use.
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<Experience>
I have worked for several companies and have been involved in
consultations to help people create truly amazing pieces for
companies. Here is a small list of the companies I have worked for.
The Employment Guide: shortly after recieving my design
certification back in 1998-1999. I created billboard ads for
countless companies for prospecting employees. I also created most
of all the special effects or logos for the Raleigh division of the
company.
DaeCreative/GoCuenca 2000-present: Because of recieving
numerous compliments for my work, and knowing and networking with
the right people, I was able to open my own webdesign company
called DaeCreative. I created a very large number of websites and
recieved contracts to design for Schools, Resteraunts, and even
hospitals. However my preferance now is not designing for large
companies rather the small businesses. For them I feel I can create
even better works as they can focus more so on design then vast
amounts of content. Here is some of the clients for
Daecreative.AWB, Spondylus, Medstay, Raliegh Community Hospital,
and many more which of course you can see in my portfolio some of
which being for Gocuenca my design company in Ecuador South America
of which I created over 20 websites in the year 2005.
</Experience>
<Resume>
<Name>David Blue</Name>
<Address>701 Buck Jones Rd
Raleigh NC 27606</Address>
<mobile>919-605-8701</mobile>
Known Programs: Proficient: Flash, Fireworks, Photoshop,
Illustrator, Quarkxpress, Dreamweaver, Indesign, Corel draw,
Microsoft Publisher, Word, Powerpoint.
Learning: xml, css, actionscript, Premier.
</Resume>
</About>
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www.bluelikethecolor.com
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//mcAbout rollover
var mcAbout:MovieClip
mcAbout.onRollOver = function(){
mcAbout.gotoAndPlay("rollover");
mcAbout.onRollOut = function(){
mcAbout.gotoAndPlay("rollout");
//mcEmail
var mcEmail:MovieClip
mcEmail.onRollOver = function(){
mcEmail.gotoAndPlay("rollover");
mcEmail.onRollOut = function(){
mcEmail.gotoAndPlay("rollout");
var mcEmail:MovieClip
mcEmail.onMouseUp = function(){
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mcGallery.onRollOver = function(){
mcGallery.gotoAndPlay("rollover");
mcGallery.onRollOut = function(){
mcGallery.gotoAndPlay("rollout");
var mcGallery:MovieClip
mcGallery.onMouseUp = function(){
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var mcResume:MovieClip
mcResume.onRollOver = function(){
mcResume.gotoAndPlay("rollover");
mcResume.onRollOut = function(){
mcResume.gotoAndPlay("rollout");
var mcResume:MovieClip
mcResume.onMouseUp = function(){
_root.gotoAndPlay(1)
//drag again
var mcAbout:MovieClip;
mcAbout.onPress = function(){
startDrag("mcAbout");
mcAbout.onRelease = function(){
stopDrag();
var mcEmail:MovieClip;
mcEmail.onPress = function(){
startDrag("mcEmail");
mcEmail.onRelease = function(){
stopDrag();
var mcgallery:MovieClip;
mcGallery.onPress = function(){
startDrag("mcGallery");
mcGallery.onRelease = function(){
stopDrag();
as you can see when you roll over the icons popups appear
with a menu. it is here were I wish to add the xml buttons too.
I will need to make this a little more intensive for example
soon I will be adding 3 buttons going to my portfolio, so I wll
need xml to also guard my .swf files, jpgs(thumbnails) and
availability graphics. will I be able to do so with relative ease
or no?
My website is not too big, i got the idea to use the xml
connector from the total training dvd videos I have been using to
teach me actionscript and it looked perfect for what I need.
Thanks for any and all help.
David

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Thanks.

Good afternoon monisriz,
Thank you for taking the time to reach out to us on the forum.
A product review can be very helpful when it comes to making the decision between one product and another. I tend to lean heavily on product reviews before I make a purchase, and our My Best Buy™ members can earn 25 bonus points if one of their product reviews is published on BestBuy.com. It can generally take up to 20 days for points to post to a member's account, and there is a maximum of 200 bonus points (8 reviews) per calendar year per member.
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Private Message

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Here are the ones suggested.
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HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Office\Common\WebIntegration\WebIntegrationEnabled
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Office\14.0\OneNote\WebServiceProvider\DisableSkydriveSetupOnFirstBoot=1
People have also mentioned using the Group Policy Management Console, but the company has many remote offices, so there is no central domain controller.
Right now all I can do is block it at the firewall, which is not a great solution.
Michael

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comments. This document may help those trying to figure out the nuts and
bolts of WSRP. If you have any comments, please post at the link below.
Subbu
A public review period for the WSRP v1 Primer (located at
http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/download.php/9002/wsrp-primer-1.0-draft-0.9.pdf)
will run until October 2, 2004. Please use the WSRP comment facility at
http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/comments/form.php?wg_abbrev=wsrp to
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OASIS WSRP TC Chair

As explained by Marc Fluery of JBoss, there are essentially three types of
open-source:
1) Corporations that open their source for market share, such as IBM's Eclipse, that
then uses it to market WebSphere Studio
2) Hobbyist who develop an open-source project for free. The hobbyist may be a true
professional developer, but he is dedicated to his project as a hobby. In this situation,
donations are substantial enough to pay a dedicated developer.
3) Professional Open-Source in which developer is paid to maintain and develop an
open-source project in the hopes of making money with it through consulting and
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model may have more support for the product I am using.
-Me

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Hi All,
I'm new In SAP Portal and Ess
When I try To Open 'Code of Conduct Application' in 'Corporate Information' tab in 'ESS'
the page open correctly and the Adobe Page Appear Under the Following error Line:-
You have no authorization for notification type E1
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how do I Correct this error?
Best Regards,
componondon

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How would mbsa be used to detect the missing patch in a corporate enviornment?

Typically an administrator would run MBSA against a group of computers on the network. You can specify the WSUS server in the MSBA configuration to check the list of updates that should be on a machine.
After MBSA completes its scan of the computers, the administrator will review the report looking for any computers that are missing updates.
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