How does a pdf handle multiple SWFs at runtime?

If a pdf has multiple SWFs in it, that get turned on and off multiple times, does each one run in its own instance of the Flash Player?
If not, can they run separetely without problems?
Can one SWF run for a while and then another SWF run, followed by a return to the first SWF to resume part way through or does it start it off from frame 1 again?

When a Rich Media Annotation is activated it forms a new sandboxed instance of the FP runtime, so you can have several RMAs active at the same time without too many problems (aside from things like stealing focus from one another). They cannot see each other's libraries and you cannot share data directly between them as the LSO system is disabled, but basic string-form data can be tunneled via AcroJS if you know what you're doing.
When an RMA deactivates, everything is wiped - Acrobat / Reader do not automatically store any 'resume data' but you can create a home-made resume system by coding the SWF to export/import state information to the PDF. You would have to ensure everything needed to 'resume' is packaged into the state data string, then read and parse it each time the SWF loads. Again, that data packet is not visible to other content.

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Hello,
I have an IMac with 3 users, does time machine handle all users?
2 users are admins, but when i change users the time machine does not handle well the external drive.
Can you give some info in this matter.
Thanks
Nuno

It should work fine. All of my machines have multiple users. What problems are you having?

IE running under XP can't handle multiple SWF files, Why?

I noticed that IE 8 running under Windows XP cannot handle multiple swf files in one page.
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Sorry...I still don't get it. What is it about Windows FUS that keeps iTunes from running running the process twice? It can run many other non-Apple windows apps in multiple user sessions (commercial apps, open source apps, audio/video apps, networked apps). I can even run two different virtual machines at the same time under two different user sessions.
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Tired of Window PCs, looking to buy an Apple System. I would like to do some video editing but want to make sure I get a powerful enough system from the start. How does the iMac handle HD video editing or should I look a better, faster computer?

I have a mid 2011 iMac, 21 inch 4 GB RAM (the next to bottom iMac), Lion. I run Final Cut Express 4 with no difficulty (at least so far). It is certainly fast enough. My old G5, 7 years old, was also, and the iMac is faster.
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How does GRC CUP handle scheduled termination set up in SAP HR ?

Dear Experts,
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How does iTunes Genius handle two libraries for the same user?

I've been reading lately about how iTunes Genius should work. To my understanding, one of its basic principles, is absorbing usage data from users in order to create a database consisting of as much information possible. I don't expect a detailed explanation about the algorithms here. I know Apple doesn't share that kind of information (for obvious reasons) and I doubt I'd be able to understand much of it anyway. What I would like to know, though, in general terms, is how does this mechanism handle an instance like mine, where I use my Apple ID on two computers - one at home, another at work. That way, I have all my songs on both computers, so I can listen to them in either location. Obviously, each such library produces different usage data.
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How does this work with multiple systems backing up with time machine

I was wondering as Apple states that this will do multiple time machine backups as in multiple computers, how does this do this? I am assumng that it will require me to partition the srive in the unit as multiple partitions. 1 for each time computer with time machine running.

I'm sorry, I'm not quite sure how to interpret your answer so I'll ask for clarification.
Do you mean that the backup belonging to each user will be protected by filesystem perms? In other words Alice's backup will be owned by Alice and only readable by her, ditto for the hyperthetical Bill?
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How does Time Machine Handle separate Boot and User Volumes?

I recently installed an SSD and set it up as my boot drive, and I'm using another hard drive for my Home folder, if I ever run into a scenario that I need to restore my entire system, how will Time Machine handle it?
Will it restore my system back to the drives that they came off of?, in other words will my Boot volume be restored back to the SSD and my Home folder back to the hard drive, or will it restore everything back on the one disk it asks me to select before I click restore?

Michael Hoover wrote:
Ok, so if I tried to access a backup from booting with the Snow Leopard install disk I won't be able to select which volume I need to restore?
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You would restore the data-only volume separately, via the "Star Wars" display, per #15 in the FAQ.
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Your scenario is actually quite unlikely; you'd rarely need to restore both volumes at once. If the SSD fails, you'd only need to restore it; if the HD fails, you'd only need to restore that.
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How does Time Machine handle large files?

I'm relatively new at the whole Time Capsule / Time Machine process and have learned that large files (eg aperture library) are backed up each time there is a change and this can lead to the TC filling up quicker than normal.
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Orpheus999 wrote:
When I turn back on Time Machine, the next hourly backup will know the library has changed and will back it up, this will go on until a day backup has been taken - this deletes the 24 hourly backups? or does it merge them?
The Time Machine panel of System Preferences says this:
Time Machine keeps
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- Daily backups for the past month
- Weekly backups until your backup disk is full
Each time Time Machine runs it creates what appears to be an entirely new backup set, although it does this in a way that doesn't require it to copy files that have already been copied. So merging isn't necessary. Another effect of how it operates is that each unique version of a file (as opposed to packages of files) only exists on the backup volume once.
According to the contents of my Time Machine backup file, hourly backups are literally kept for 24 hours, not until the next "daily" backup. For a "daily" backup, it seems to keep the oldest "hourly" backup for a day.
If I then do the editing the following week, then export the photos and the library is now back to 1Gb again....backed up hourly/daily/weekly etc what am I left with??
Do I have an original, the 2GB version and the new 1Gb version...ie 4Gb......is there a cunning way I can work to change the files within a week so only one of the changes is in the backup?
You might be able to exclude those files from being backed up at certain times, but I can't be sure this would result in older copied of those files being retained.

How does Time Capsule handle the same files on multiple computers?

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Sorry, but no.
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How to handle Multiple Receiver at Runtime

Hi All,
My requirement is File to JDBC Sync to multiple Receivers (Ex: Three receiver JDBC, File System1 and File System2) depending upon the JDBC Response I have to decide which receiver system. This should happen at runtime depending upon the condition.
In this scenario I am also using BPM.
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Suppose in the Database, I have three records (EmpID, EmpName and EmpSal).where EmpID is 1000, 1001 and 1002.
If EmpId is 1000 than I should send to Database
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How can I achieve this scenario?
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Can some help me in giving in details steps, please?
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Shaik

So you have one single message (response from JDBC sync) with multiple records, and each record should be sent to specific receiver, is that it?
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Regards,
Henrique.

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Great information from the other posters and one other possible explanation is if the users did a HARD DELETE. More information on this below
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completely non-recoverable. More about this at the end of my post.
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