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You are absolutely right, it is good business practice to check out the offerings from a company before you show or give it to your customers.
I guess I just assumed that there would be a cut-out on the front cover of the Aperture books, since the soft cover books I ordered from iPhoto did have the front cover cut-out.
My question, however, is where in the description of the Aperture hard cover book does it state that the cover photo is pasted on ? It is difficult to tell how the front cover is constructed from the photos on the Aperture web site.
...... I may have missed it.
A lesson learned!
Thanks for your comments.

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Drawing attention to an FP object DId YOU know this?

Often when we are walking a user through filling out some required information we want to direct their attention to a particular control. The traditional wasy of oing this is to use "key focus" and if more "help" is required maybe change a string control with instruction saying "please fill in your name!". If you really want to get fancy you may even change the background color.
There is now a new approach available but I am not going to tell you what it is (yet). Instead I'll show you!
Run the attached VI (in LV 8.6) and press the highlight button.
The approach I used is in the code but I hid it so you can first ask yourself "how would I have done that?"
So did YOU know this?
Ben
PS To find the answer in the code, please rember that I don't use sequence structes unless I have a reason.
Ben Rayner
I am currently active on.. MainStream Preppers
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sth wrote:
From reading between Darren's lines, the method existed previously and thus if Ben saves a copy for previous versions it will work and the method can be cut and pasted to VIs and used in other versions. Ben, can you save a version 8.5 of this and see if it works and then post it? It would be a nice tool and some of us are stuck at 8.5 until further notice.
Oww you are sharp Scott!
Here it is saved as a invoke node. I did not test it since my 8.5 and 8.6 machines are unique boots of the same machine. If it works we may be able to go bak fartehr than 8.5.
Let me know if it works!
Ben
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Did you know this about bridge?

I'm just curious if I'm the only one who is this slow... :p
But did you know you could use Bridge to search your computer for images by dimensions? Man, I spent sooo much time this morning trying to find a way to 'trick' Windows into giving me a search by dimensions option. :D
Afterwards, I wasted even
more time googling for utilities or tools with that feature. :\ Then it hit me: I remembered seeing all kinds of neat bits of image information in Bridge last time I used it.
And there it was, in the "find" menu... lol

You are absolutely right, it is good business practice to check out the offerings from a company before you show or give it to your customers.
I guess I just assumed that there would be a cut-out on the front cover of the Aperture books, since the soft cover books I ordered from iPhoto did have the front cover cut-out.
My question, however, is where in the description of the Aperture hard cover book does it state that the cover photo is pasted on ? It is difficult to tell how the front cover is constructed from the photos on the Aperture web site.
...... I may have missed it.
A lesson learned!
Thanks for your comments.

Did you know this?

I ordered my first book from Aperture. I was surprised to find out that the front cover of the book is not actually a "cut-out", but a photo PASTED on. This looks terrible. I would imagine that the corners of this cover photo will eventually curl up, causing the photo to come off the cover. The soft cover book that I had ordered from iPhoto (in the past) had a "cut-out on the cover, showing the photo underneath. I assumed that the Aperture book would do the same.
Is this type of "pasted-on" photo cover explained somewhere in the ordering information that I missed???
I can't give this to my customer.

You are absolutely right, it is good business practice to check out the offerings from a company before you show or give it to your customers.
I guess I just assumed that there would be a cut-out on the front cover of the Aperture books, since the soft cover books I ordered from iPhoto did have the front cover cut-out.
My question, however, is where in the description of the Aperture hard cover book does it state that the cover photo is pasted on ? It is difficult to tell how the front cover is constructed from the photos on the Aperture web site.
...... I may have missed it.
A lesson learned!
Thanks for your comments.

"Loop invariant code motion" Did you know this and why didn't you tell me?

I'll provide the answer if nobody replies but I'll let y'all discover this yourself.
Have fun,
Ben
Ben Rayner
I am currently active on.. MainStream Preppers
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elset191 wrote:
Ben wrote:
If the LV compiler "sees" you have code in a loop that produce the same answer for every iteration it CAN move that code to execute before the loop.
Can, or does?
Just what I was about to ask.
CLA, LabVIEW Versions 2010-2013

Did you know that Verizonwireless is saving your checking account information when you pay your bill by check and then making it part of your "MyVerizon"? This means of course if they get hacked that information could be compromised. What do you think of

Did you know that Verizonwireless is saving your checking account information when you pay your bill by check and then making it part of your "MyVerizon" without you adding it? This means of course if they get hacked that information could be compromised. What do you think of this?

Credit card and debit card and checking and savings information is encrypted so it is possible to be hacked, but the odds are greater to get hit by the Love Boat then to have a wide scale hack.
Oh yes they do happen, Bank of America, Chase, Citibank, Target and quite a few others. But in all the years I have paid my invoice with saved card information I never been hacked.
You use good passwords and the risk is minimal.
Good Luck

Did you know that verizon charges ¢50 for calls from the US to Canada? Just dialing an area code like 604 (Vancouver, CA), will create charges at a rate of ¢50/minute. Amazing that they can charge this much for a call to Canada. I know they have it som

Did you know that verizon charges ¢50 for calls from the US to Canada? Just dialing an area code like 604 (Vancouver, CA), will create charges at a rate of ¢50/minute. Amazing that they can charge this much for a call to Canada. I know they have it somewhere in their contract/website.

Did you know that verizon charges ¢50 for calls from the US to Canada? Just dialing an area code like 604 (Vancouver, CA), will create charges at a rate of ¢50/minute. Amazing that they can charge this much for a call to Canada. I know they have it somewhere in their contract/website.

Did you know... (about dictionary of this forum)

Did you know, that default spell checker (when writing a message on forum) does not recognize words like: Microsystems, JavaBean, NetBeans, JDK, SDK, EE (used frequently on J2EE forum), Servlet, JSP, EJB, but knows words like SE (for J2SE) and Microsoft.
(Microsoft ???!!!)
It knows about Java but not about java (case does matter?!)
When I wrote feedback about annoying horizontal scrollbar when viewing some of the forums with FireFox (for example Java EE SDK forum),
I noticed that it also doesn't know about firefox, netscape, ie,
but knows about Firefox, Netscape and IE.

Proper names are known. But product names will not be - nor will acronyms.

Did You Know -- Ten Innovations

Good afternoon Did You Know fans!
Did you know HP customers can now print anything from anywhere with HP’s web-connected printing? HP announced this exciting news along with other industry-first innovations unveiled by HP just Monday of this week. Our teams are hard at work bringing the latest cutting edge technology straight to you. Here’s some highlights of the news we announced this week that include driverless printing and the world’s smallest and one of the world’s most energy efficient color laser printers
Some of our industry-first innovations include:
The planet’s first PVC-free printer, the HP ENVY100 e-All-in-One, which lends cutting-edge design with wireless, Web-connected printing and access to HP‘s “advanced apps”
The industry’s first Web-ready large-format printer, the HP Designjet T2300 eMFP, featuring scan, print and copy functionality, with:
Driverless printing from a laptop or USB drive for the first time, eliminating print driver and network constraints
World’s first color touch-screen interface on a large-format printer
World’s first large-format multi-function device at price point below $8,500, opening the door to in-house large-format printing for more customers
The world’s first wide-format all-in-one device with web connectivity on the HP Officejet 7500A Wide Format e-All-in-One
The world’s smallest color laser printer and one of the world‘s most energy efficient color laser printers, the HP LaserJet Pro 1025nw Color Printer
World’s first consumer All-in-One printer with full Web browser and detachable touchscreen display on the HP Photosmart eStation All-in-One
For the first time, enabling two-way print through the cloud for businesses, using HP Print Apps, creating an unparalleled web experience for business customers to access, manage, and share content from templates and stored documents
World’s fastest production photo large-format printer within its class – the HP Designjet Z6200 Printer, increasing productivity for the graphics professional
Check out the official news here in HP’s newsroom!
HP Product Expert for the Officejet Pro X Series.
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I have a new iTunes acct for my 10year old . she was playing one of the games and did not know it was charging my Cc and grandmas CC for her game. Is there a way to have these amt adj off the cards. I have made sure my CC info is not in the system now

My 10 year old daughter downloaded a free game on her i Pod touch. When playing the game she did not know she was ordering apps
is there a way to have my cc and her grandma cc refunded these charges. I thought my acct was set up to not keep our CC # on file.
Please help.

There are no refunds.
You can set restirctions so that it does not allow in app purchases.
You can try asking itunes support for an exception and see how it goes.
Click "Support" at the top of this page, then click the link under "Contact Us"

Warp Stabilizer VFX, did you know

I have been using After Effects 5.5 [AE] for a while and this is about Warp Stabilizer is After Effects CC [Ae]. Yes Warp Stabilizer in [Ae] is about 3 times faster that [AE] and also offers some very good added features. Sometimes you need the added features, other times you do not.
But did you know:
While you cannot run multiple instances of [AE] or [Ae] on a single computer, if you have [AE] and [Ae] both installed, you can run both of them on a single computer because they are separate programs. So now you can do two things at once including Warp Stabilizer.

Yes, both Warp Stabilizer and the 3D Camera Tracker run as separate, external processes that send their results back to the main After Effects application when they're done.
Details here:
memory and storage tips for Warp Stabilizer and 3D Camera Tracker
Regarding the speed improvements: You say that you've noticed a 3x speedup. We've found that the speedup varies a lot depending on the characteristics of the footage being processed, so I wouldn't count on it being 3x in all cases. I think that our marketing materials ended up saying that the speedup was ~80% (so nearly a 2x speedup) across all of our various tests.

Did you know how easy it is to void your warranty?

Many things are in the terms and conditions but I feel some need to be brought to the attention of the buyer,in Particular this one!
Did you know that if the screen gets a scratch ,the warranty becomes void!!
so even if there is a problem with the device itself that has nothing to do with you,if you have a scratch on the screen they wont repair it,claiming that there is damage to the device and the warranty is void!!
Holy GOD,im shocked to find this out,but this is from Apple itself! A scratch on the screen means you have NO COVER!! Do me a favour and pass this on,as Im sure others will be as surprised as me to find this out!
Quote from Apple when I asked if a scratch to the screen would mean I have no cover
"Angelo:
Yes, if there is any damage to the device the warranty is voided.".

Not necessarily true as your post is too general. The warranty does not cover cosmetic damage, so a scratched screen will not be repaired/replaced to fix the scratch. However, Apple will determine, on a case by case basis, if the cosmetic damage actually indicates a cause for any functional or other hardware defect or improper function.
You can indeed bring in a cosmetically flawed device for service under warranty for defective components. The only time cosmetic damage will void the warranty entirely is if it is determined to indicate accidental damage, abuse or mis-use of the device in some way as to void the warranty. But that is decided on a case by case basis, and there is no blanket rule governing such instances.
You can read your warranty here - https://www.apple.com/legal/warranty (pick your country from the bottom right flag symbol). In the USA, for an iPad with retina display, the main paragraph covering the issue you raise would be:
"This Warranty does not apply: (a) to consumable parts, such as batteries or protective coatings that are designed to diminish over time, unless failure has occurred due to a defect in materials or workmanship; (b) to cosmetic damage, including but not limited to scratches, dents and broken plastic on ports; (c) to damage caused by use with another product; (d) to damage caused by accident, abuse, misuse, liquid contact, fire, earthquake or other external cause; (e) to damage caused by operating the Apple Product outside Apple’s published guidelines; (f) to damage caused by service (including upgrades and expansions) performed by anyone who is not a representative of Apple or an Apple Authorized Service Provider (“AASP”); (g) to an Apple Product that has been modified to alter functionality or capability without the written permission of Apple; (h) to defects caused by normal wear and tear or otherwise due to the normal aging of the Apple Product, or if any serial number has been removed or defaced from the Apple Product."
Note the separate statements - that cosmetic damage itself is not covered, nor is damage caused by accident, abuse or misuse. However, whether anything falling into the former criterion actually constitutes voidance of the warranty by the latter criterion will be determined by Apple when you present an item for warranty service. One thing does not automatically imply the other.

Did you know about "Arbitration and Mediation" FAQ?

I have just made a discovery that many of you frustrated Verizon customers will be very interested in knowing about. Did you know that you can type in legal action in the search verizon.com box and you will find a category called "Arbitration & Mediation" FAQ? For those of you, like myself who have been dealing with months and months of issues with Verizon and you are getting nowhere, you might check this out. It is very interesting.This may have saved me hours and hours of time and some over the top emotion that our situation has caused.

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Did you know that your Internet Explorer is out of date?

Hello there,
when i access this site http://www.sickkids.ca/ , I am getting this error message, please advice.
Did you know that your Internet Explorer is out of date?
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It's probably giving you that warning because your Firefox is very out of date. Please read [http://www.getfirefox.com www.getfirefox.com] to see how to update to the latest version of Firefox (14.0.1 right now)

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