Save as EPS. How to set FlattenerOptions?

Hi,
I'm writing a script (in VB) to save the current document in Illustrator CS5 as .EPS to use every time the same set of options. The PDFSaveOptions structure contains all the necessary fields but... no settings for flattening options are allowed!!!
No FlattenerOptions field (as in PDFSaveOptions structure, for example) and no field to assign a named flattening preset.
Someone may help me?

Thank you, Larry. Your answer is really useful, at least I may say to my "graphic people" to remember to set Transparency Flattener preset at every new document.
In any case... ok, you may thimk I'm a BIG stupid...
Is it possible to set Transparency Flattener for the document programmatically? I've searched Document and PageItem (and a lot of other objects) properties and methods in scripting reference, but nothing bring me the light.
More thanks
Augusto

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First I'm not sure what your goals are.
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Contrary to what official Apple policy is, it is possible to use Airport Express as a remote repeater using a Buffalo router.
I sent hours setting up this network and wish to share what I learned
I only wanted to use the Airport Express as a repeater to distribute the internet to the far reaches of the house--no iTunes, no Printer, and I did not bother setting security. If you want to add any of those features please make sure that the basic setup is working as described below. I have no idea how to successfully set up these features. My advice is to search the internet for guidance.
Anyway: how to set up the Buffalo wireless access router to work with Airport Express
Setting up the Buffalo:
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2.     Go the the "repeater" item under Wireless config. . " Enable" repeater/bridge (WDS). Next register the MAC address of the Airport Express. Record both the LAN and Wireless MAC addresses.
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Model
WHR-HP-G54 Ver.1.40        (1.0.37-1.08-1.04)
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DHCP
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Operation
IP Address
myinfo
Subnet Mask
255.255.255.248
Default Gateway
my info(Via DHCP)
DNS1(Primary)
my info (Via DHCP)
DNS2(Secondary)
my info (Via DHCP)
Host Name
my info (Manual Setup)
Domain Name
earthlink.net (Via DHCP)
MTU Size
1500
DHCP Server Address
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Lease Acquired Time
2006/01/04 12:03:15
Lease Period
2006/01/05 12:03:15
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100Base-TX                                (Full-duplex)
MAC Address
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IP Address
192.168.11.1
Subnet Mask
255.255.255.0
DHCP Server
Enabled
MAC Address
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Wireless Status
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SSID
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At the top of the control box Music Icon: I did not enable AirTunes
Printer icon: did not set this up
Advanced icon: leave every thing alone
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Many thanks for the info.
In case you were not aware,the following list of Apple WDS compatible devices has appeared on numerous sites and in numerous Internet links and articles regarding this subject:
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Belkin F5D7230-4 and F5D7231
BT Voyager 2091 or 2100
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How do set up your hotmail account on a mac book pro? I have it set up so I get mail but on my hotmail account I have lot of separate folders. They don't show up on my mac, they do on my iPhone and iPad.

How do set up your hotmail account on a mac book pro properly? I have it set up so I get mail but on my hotmail account I have lot of separate folders to save messages in(for example :- bank, skyp, work, Facebook, apple, ect...). They don't show up on my mac. I also have an iPhone and iPad, there is no issue here when I set those up. I automatically got my separate folders. Anybody have any idea or encountered the same problem?

Leuvy13 wrote:
Cheers,
I'm not gonna lie, I actually have no idea if its pop or imap. Do you know where you can check and if it can be changed?
Hotmail on a Mac is POP3 only, you will only get the basic folders (inbox, sent, trash etc) and it will not sync with other devices.
And now I post this I see other replies, so this is redundant. !!

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