Does TechNote 328730 apply to 3.0 as well?

I am having the exact problem described in TechNote 328730 but I'm using release 3.0, not 1.0. Does anyone know if the solution provided works for both versions?
Thanks ...g

The technote should hold valid for 3.0 also.
If the problem is related to ODBC error, the following post contains several suggestions to solve this problem:
http://www.adobeforums.com/cgi-bin/webx?128@@.3bba503c
If none of the suggestions work, try loading the latest version of MDAC from Microsoft.com. This was also a suggestion in some post in the userforum and seems to have solved the ODBC problem for some users.
Do let us know if any of these solutions worked for you.
-Smriti

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[svn] 3130: Fix SDK-16700: Applying a matrix to a GraphicElement does not get applied immediately.

Revision: 3130
Author: [email protected]
Date: 2008-09-05 15:32:13 -0700 (Fri, 05 Sep 2008)
Log Message:
Fix SDK-16700: Applying a matrix to a GraphicElement does not get applied immediately.
Added explicit matrixChanged and displayObjectChanged flags to GraphicElement so we can reliably track changes to those items. Changed commitXY() to set the x and y properties directly on the display object rather than indirectly through the matrix. Setting through the matrix caused any non-rotation or scale transform to be lost.
Reviewer: Deepa
Checkintests: pass
Ticket Links:
http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/SDK-16700
Modified Paths:
flex/sdk/trunk/frameworks/projects/flex4/src/flex/graphics/graphicsClasses/GraphicElement .as

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I have a Macbook pro Retina display, I have a small nick in my screen that is annoying especially when watching videos. What is my best option for fixing it?/does apple care apply?

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Does this article apply to OS X Lion and Airport Utility 6.0?
Reason: Airport Utility cannot find my Airport Extreme (4th generation) wirelessly on my Time Capsule configured network even although the firmware in both units is up to date.

I thought you were trying to Extend the network with an Express as the article mentions you pointed to...
You can't find the Airport Extreme then...
I woudl suggest doing a Factory reset....
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3728
Then you should be able to set it up just as you did when it was new....
Factory default reset (using reset button)
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Unplug the AirPort Base Station or Time Capsule from power.
Press and hold the reset button with a pen or pencil, then plug the AirPort Base Station or Time Capsule back in while continuing to hold the button until you see the light (LED) flash rapidly. This should happen after a few seconds.
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Does the firewall apply also for the serial MGT?

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Because I��m not directly working on the server with keybord and monitor, I��m worried about not beeing abble to get to the server again in case that I make a mistake with the Firewall��s configuration!
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XpucTo

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These rules are normally initialized when the system is booted.
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Well I just found in the sun documentation the following explanations:
"Solaris IP Filter uses the packet filtering rules that you put in to the ipf.conf file. If you locate the rules file for packet filtering in the /etc/ipf/ipf.conf file, this file is loaded when the system is booted. If you do not want the filtering rules to be loaded at boot time, put the in a file of your choice. You can then activate the rules with the ipf command."
So I guess there would be the possibility to try the rules and to reboot in case the rules don��t allow any connection anymore.
<table border="0" align="center" width="90%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td class="SmallText">m-lennon wrote on Sat, 28 January 2006 06:46</td></tr><tr><td class="quote">
On many commercial networks, network management interfaces are attached to a private network without a route to a public network, such as the Internet, this will completely eliminate the possibility of the system being compromised by an external host.
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But what does it mean for my concrete question?! Do I have to define a special rule for the serial MGT port? I would tend to think no because this port isn��t a network card and I would tend to think that It could be considere like a keyboard. But of course I��d like to be sure about it.
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Does 16 really applies to 4 zeros

Please see this link http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/fc/eb3cf4358411d1829f0000e829fbfe/content.htm
Q] Does 16 really applies to 4 zeros(see output) , & Why should they be multiple of 4 -
Why ? Could you please explain the things .

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HT1528 Does this also apply to 10.8 Mountain Lion?

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I'm planning to buy a macbook air in Australia.
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Mr Endo wrote:
So, my questions:
Does anyone have a camera to whose RAW files Aperture does not apply in-camera white balance settings?
Does everyone else agree that this exception to "RAW is RAW" is acceptable?
1. I don't. RAW is sensor data. Most cameras record the White Balance camera setting as a metadata tag attached to the RAW data (The WB has no effect at all on the captured data.) Most RAW converters use this setting as the default WB. Some RAW converters perform "colorimetric interpretation" -- they basically compare the data captured to a generic color space and assign a WB. (This is, I assume, the same thing a camera set to "Auto WB" does. My camera is superb at assigning a WB for any mixed scene; it's repeatably bad, though, whenever the actual scene is truly colored (meaning "away from average").) In both cases -- 1. using the attached-to-the-RAW-data WB, and 2. analyzing the captured data to intelligently predict the WB -- a WB is applied to the RAW data. It has to be, in order to produce an image from the data.
2. The problem here isn't that this is an exception -- it's that different people mean different things when they say "RAW". The RAW data is RAW data. As above, the WB setting has no effect on it. But the image derived from the data -- any image produced from the data -- much have a WB set (and, for human use, a tone-curve applied). Some people mistaken think that RAW is an image format, or that the image produced by the RAW converter is a "RAW" image. It is not. RAW data must be converted to an image format in order to be displayed as an image. The conversion must apply a WB.
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. Capture a pattern of light. This is just data.
. Convert the data to an image. RAW conversion done by Aperture. (NB: the settings for this can be changed.)
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I am happy for any clarifications or corrections.

Does Camera Raw apply tangential corrections computed by Adobe Lens Profile Creator?

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