Creative is the best I love my totally problem free zen xtra 6

They are the best!!!!!!!!!
Imagine, i get to have a instrumente that teach me a lot of insane prgraming, hours and hours in front of the computer trying to come up with new ideeas how to get the player to work. Its so much fun, i could do it for days.
And how exiting it is when u get a new update, we are all sitting in front of the computer crossing our fingers, yes!!! i shout out, the computer does not regonice the player anymore.. more fun for lucky me...
Its also kinda cool to make bet on how many hours the player will go problem free, (bet with ur friends, u can make a lot of money, i usually go for 5min..)
Fun with the brilliant MediaSource is also included for free. fun game; "where is the nomad".
Also, i like traveling arond with lots of extra stuff, so Thank u very very much for not having a USB charge.. that is so not userfriendly.
But most of all, i love the Nomadexplorer. that sure is a fine pice of software, i hope the rocket engeneers who made it are heros of their home country, no wait, they should be made kings!!! And Creative should be the only company in the world...
Heil the kings of Creative, may u continue to produce all sorts of brilliant stuff for us...
Ohhhh.... I'm so full of love..

Okay...........

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Hi,
You're right; this is an ugly problem.
Vorlon1 wrote:
I am looking for the best way to put together a query on a table that has a partial construction like the following:
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(I know, I know. Don't shoot the messenger! this is the table I have to deal with.)Okay; pass it along to whoever is to blame.
I have to accept the value from an Apex shuttle object that returns selected values in a colon delimited string. Here are two examples of a potential query string:
arm:leg
eye
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my query needs to return ONLY record five.
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Edited by: Frank Kulash on Jan 29, 2013 8:56 PM
NSK2KSN wrote:
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Second qustion: What does a Studio mean and where can I buy a studio?
Thanks!

I thought Web Standard included Photoshop. In any event, you can't just upgrade one component of a suite you need to upgrade the entire thing.
Even if you just wanted Photoshop CS5 you'd have to buy a full license for $699. PS Extended will run you $999.
Upgrading to CS5 Web Premium (there is no standard) will cost you $795 http://amzn.to/92gG02.
Before you go that route, however, you may want to consider Design Premium for $780: http://amzn.to/8XRD7M
I have an article on my website explaining why I think it's the best choice: http://www.theindesignguy.com/purchase-advice.shtml
Hope that helps,
Bob

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