Problem in supporting formats

hey,
i am developing a web browser in java . in that i
am using
JEditorPane ep=new JEditorPane("text/html");
by this i can support HTML 3.2 capabilities ie it
supports html and css . how can i support javascript
and DHTML?
Thanks in advance.Why do you want to write yet another browser, and what makes you apparantly think that browser functionality (like handling javascript, for example) is so trivial?

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{color:#0000ff}TrackControl tc = pInfo[0].tracksByType[type][trackID].tc;
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Hi, I have problem with importing MOV files from SJCAM 4000. MOV files are in supported formats for Adobe Premiere Elements 11. But if I'm importing MOV file, only audio part is imported, video part is not imported. How can I solve this problem?

haben
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mukese wrote:
Hi all, I am using on jmf to play audio and video. Unfortunately, I am not able to play the supported formats
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Hi,
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Hi,
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Try downgrading back to 6.02 by following the directions in this post by léonie:
Apple image including Apple logo changes for feature 126 Apple image ends here
Dec 28, 2014 7:36 AM
Re: Digital Camera Raw Compatibility 6.02 - Nikon D800
in response to ceylin.e
[DocumentBodyStart:3bf5afd7-94e9-4fb4-acfa-7aa13198efec]
Make a backup of your system and try to downgrade the RAW support to version 6.01
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The requisite programming / coding to assure PDFMaker can function with the MS Office applications is non-trivial.
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The questions you need to ask of the MS Publisher development team are:
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The MS Word team is doing it.
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As I was unable to find a solution to my problem at Final Cut Pro help page , I have decided to post this here .
I bought my PB with FC Express 2 preinstalled .
Now , I shoot my "videos" with a Sony Cybershot photo camera . When I copy the footage onto my PB's HDD it comes in .mpg format .
I can watch that just fine with Quick Time (both video & audio). When I import the footage into FC and place in the trim window or the timeline , it doesn't have any sound anymore . This is quite annoing because the Final Cut help documentation says mpg is a supported format , and there is no bundled software within the Mac OS X to convert the footage into another supported format (like avi or mov) .
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I'm out of ideas , and I really need to make this work .
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Sorry if this is not the place to post this but I'm a bit desperate as I have some deadlines for some projects .
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.mpg format
http://www.sjoki.uta.fi/~shmhav/SVCDon_a_Macintosh.html#edit_convertMPEG
ObSig: I don't benefit from the link.

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Hello all!
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AddType application/ogg .ogg
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Got one more problem Merilyn and Radhakrishnan...
Regarding the soln y provided me earler with the thread "Problem with date format"...
What is happening is....I am able to change the 2400 to 0000 but when it is changed from 2400 on jan 1st to 0000 the hour is changing but not the date....the date still remains as jan 1st instead of jan 2nd....
Eg: Jan 1st 2400 -- changed to -- jan1st 0000
instead of jan 2nd 0000
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Thanks,
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Problem with date format dd/mm/yyyy. But I need to convert yyyy-mm-dd.

Dear friends,
I have the problem with date format. I receiving the date with the format dd/mm/yyyy. But I can upload to MySQL only in the format of yyyy-mm-dd.
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regards,
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thanks in advance.

Thanks Dear BalusC,
I tried with this,
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regards,
maza

Error while opening pdf in reader in windows 8:Can't open this file. There's a problem with file format

I have a problem with a pdf file which does not open with reader in windows 8 but it opens properly with adobe pdf reader. All other pdf can be opened in reader.But when i open a pdf(see this link for pdf for which i got error http://incometaxsoft.com/temp/Form.pdf)
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This has turned out to be an enormous issue for me as I sell PDF files as ebooks. I have done a fair amount of investigating this for my system.
My files have to be compatible not just across readers but across operating systems.
To date, I have over 200 PDFs that have functioned flawlessly across Mac, PC (Windows 7 and below), Android, iPhone/iPad, Linux.
I personally test my PDFs using a variety of readers and PDF editors including
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Foxit (runner up for me and I recommend for most people)
Adobe (the bloated monster)
Nitro 9 (great for moving graphical elements around)
ABBYY
And the Nuance PDF Create toolsets
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I am running the Windows 10 Pro Tech Preview and I have this same problem so I know it isn't fixed yet in any kind of pre-release way (-sigh-)
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The PDFs I created using NUANCE'S PDF CREATE PROFESSIONAL VERSION 8
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A customer mentioned being able to convert them in a way they worked by saving them without having to do any kind of extraction, but I have not been able to duplicate that. Perhaps he did a "print" which seems like it could work.
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The culprit I have found is my Nuance PDF Creation tools that are using the ImageToPDF engine.
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