Experts needed for paid market research

The Research House in central London is looking for
particpiants for a group discussion to take place on 21st May in
the evening at our Wigmore street facility on the topic of Adobe.
We are looking for Adobe experts in the areas of education
and training; flash development; other software development
including plug-ins and ad-ons; and community leaders of user groups
and on-line community websites.
If you fit into one of these categories and are interested in
particpiating in the research, please call Becky on:
0207 487 9292/6 and we will go through some qulaifying
questions with you.
Kind regards,
Becky
[email protected]

education and
training;
As a former lecturer... in Flash...
flash
development;
As a multimedia programmer... in Flash...
other
software development including plug-ins and ad-ons;
Create flash extensions include components, tools, commands,
panels...
Am I qualified? But...
I'm from Malaysia

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Uday,
Is there any Authorization object that will let me download ECC IDES?. I dont see any such object ( named ECC or similar) assigned to my SID in Serv Mkt Place.
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JD
>
uday kumar wrote:
> Hi
>
>
All corrective software packages, for SAP NetWeaver 7.0 and SAP Business Suite 2005 and beyond that are delivered after April 2nd, 2007 will ONLY be available via SAP Solution Manager's Maintenance Optimizer. Find more details here
> Its applies for only support packs and SP stacks you can download Software packaged irrespective of solution mangaer directly
>
>
Sorry if its a repeat question. I need ur help. I was trying to download SAP ECC 6.0 IDES from SAP service market place. I identified all the files needed for ECC 6.0 IDES version installation, added them to download basket, though they wont show up there
> R u sure that you have added them to download basket,do you have proper authorization to download them to download manager,cross check the setting of download manager and your S userid and password.
>
>
I have Serv Mkt place ID and is there anything else that I need to install first to be able to download IDES files?.
> Did you configure downlaod manager at your desktop or forntend server?
>
> Regards
> Uday

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My company is planning on migrating a Forms 3.0 application to
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John Funk (guest) wrote:
: Frank Huether (guest) wrote:
: : Douglas Scott (guest) wrote:
: : : My company is planning on migrating a Forms 3.0
application
: to
: : : WebForms (we need to support both Win95/98 PCs and
: : Macintoshes).
: : : I understand the basic 3-tier structure (i.e. database
: : server,
: : : application server and browser based client), but I'm
still
: : : unsure of what hardware and software is actually needed
for
: : the
: : : application server (especially since Oracle keeps changing
: the
: : : names of their products). Can anyone tell me what the
: : hardware
: : : and software requirements are for a WebForms (w/reports)
: : : application server assuming that I don't have anything yet
: (NT
: : : or Unix)? Also, what are the general memory/disk
: requirements
: : if
: : : the server needs to support about 100 concurrent
: connections?
: : : Thanks,
: : : Douglas Scott
: : From my (low) memory.
: : Reserve 128 MB for OS and Web Server (NT).
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: : running Reports out of Forms means another connection for
: : Reports. So 100 Forms users running reports are 100 more
: : connections.
: : Good idea would be to have load balanced servers.
: : If you are deeply interested I can dig somewhere for the
: : documentation.
: : Frank
: Frank,
: I am in a similar situation as Douglas. But I am not sure
: WebForms can handle a 250+ forms application. Are you aware of
: anyone running an application that big using WebForms (any
: version)?
: Thanks,
: John
John,
there is an Oracle marketing slogan about the Norwegian tax
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I'm just pushing a customer with a +- 100 form app to the web
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Frank
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