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Anyone have a favorite camera for Connect 9? I feel like I need to build a machine dedicated to Connect and don't use it for anything else, once I get it stable. Surely it won't come to that.
Are Macs well behaved in Connect as a host/presenter plaform?

I looked at this webcam. Looks interesting, but I think the higher end Logitech webcams have built-in H.264 encryption. I wonder if that helps Connect?
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Yes, I was running the Logitech drivers. I followed your link and it took me to a page for software for he webcam C510. I wonder if they download a universal packaging for old webcams, 32 and 64 bit, etc. But you indicate you are running 32-bit. That gives more credence to my case that their 64-bit drivers are unstable, as I have had read from many complaints on the net.
I was directed by Logitech to find the proper drivers in the dialog below (loved the part about leaving my computer off for 15 minutes!).
--------------------------- Logitech Response ----------------------------------------------------------------------
As I understand, you are not happy with the software of Logitech Webcam Pro 9000.
Greg, I noticed that you had submitted your email to us on 10/26/2012. I want to take a moment to apologize for the wait in receiving my response and for the inconveniences your issue might have caused you.
Please be informed that QuickCam 11 is not the latest driver of Logitech Webcam Pro 9000.
In this case, you may want to uninstall QuickCam 11 and install the latest driver of Logitech Webcam Pro 9000; the Logitech Webcam Software.
Your webcam is plug-and-play, which means that it should work with your Windows native drivers. To resolve the issue, the following are recommended:
NOTE: If you already uninstalled all Logitech webcam drivers on your computer, please proceed with Step II.
STEP I
Please uninstall QuickCam Software using Revo Uninstaller (This is a third party software.).
You can download the 30 days free trial on www.revouninstaller.com.
This software will uninstall all the components of the program including the registry.
Once you have installed the Revo Uninstaller, please follow the steps below:
1. Close the QuickCam Software> go to the system tray and look for the icon.
2. Right click on the icon of the QuickCam Software > Exit.
3. Open the Revo Uninstaller > look for the QuickCam Softwarethen right click > uninstall.
4. Wait for the software while it scans > it will ask to uninstall the software.
5. Once the software is uninstalled > select the scan to Advance then click Scan.
6. Once all the registry appears > click Select All > Delete.
7. Turn off your computer. Remove the plug from the socket.
8. Unplug the webcam.
9. After 15 minutes, turn on your computer.
STEP II
After the Logitech Webcam Software is fully uninstalled, please do the steps below:
1. Plug your webcam.
2. Check your computer specifications to make sure that the system is within the minimum requirements of the webcam to function properly.
>> Please refer to the link below:
Answer Title: Logitech Webcam Software v2.x for Windows Release Notes
Answer Link: http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/17022
3. Plug in the webcam to another USB port on the computer. If you are using a USB hub, bypass the hub, and plug in the webcam directly to the computer. Like any other USB device, you will hear a prompt or a message will come up indicating that your computer "found new hardware". Wait until the drivers are successfully installed.
>> Please refer to the link below:
Answer Title: Verifying your USB 2.0 webcam is working at high-speed
Answer Link: http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/3139
4. Test the webcam on another application (other than the Logitech Webcam Software). You may use any video calling application like Skype, Yahoo Messenger, Windows Live Messenger. If you don't have any of these applications installed yet, please click on the link below to test your webcam:
Link: http://www.testmycam.com/
Test the webcam on MyComputer.
a. Click on Start > MyComputer > Scanners and Cameras.
b. Double-click on USB Video Device or Logitech Webcam
c. Your image should appear on the screen.
If the webcam works fine now, you may now download the latest version of the Logitech Webcam Software using the link below:
http://www.logitech.com/pub/video/quickcam/lws231_full.exe
After the driver has been downloaded, please unplug the webcam, close all the application open on your desktop, and press F5 on your keyboard.
Install the driver by double-clicking the downloaded driver. A message-prompt will appear click on Run. Follow the on-screen instruction.
NOTE: Do not plug the webcam when asked to, just click on "Skip" and completely the installation.
When the installation is complete, plug the webcam.
Check if the issue has been resolved.
Test the webcam by clicking on Start > All Programs > Logitech > Logitech Webcam Software. Click on QuickCapture. This screen should show your image.
One more thing, kindly ensure that you are running the latest version of DirectX.
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Best Practices for Connecting to WebHelp via an application?

Greetings,
My first post on these forums, so I appologize if this has already been covered (I've done some limited searching w/o success). I'm developing a .Net application which is accessing my orginazation's RoboHelp-generated webhelp. My organization's RoboHelp documentation team is still new with the software and so it's been up to me to chart the course for establishing the workflow for connecting to the help from the application. I've read up on Peter Grange's 'calling webhelp' section off his blog, but I'm still a bit unclear about what might be the best practices approach for connecting to webhelp.
To date, my org. has been delayed in letting me know their TopicIDs or MapIDs for their various documented topics. However, I have been able to acquire the relative paths to those topics (I achieved this by manually browsing their online help and extracting out the paths). And I've been able to use the strategy of creating the link via constructing a URL (following the strategy of using the following syntax: "<root URL>?#<relative URI path>" alternating with "<root URL>??#<relative URI path>"). It strikes me, however, that this approach is somewhat of a hack - since RoboHelp provides other approaches to linking to their documentation via TopicID and MapID.
What is the recommended/best-practices approach here? Are they all equally valid or are there pitfalls I'm missing. I'm inclined to use the URI methodology that I've established above since it works for my needs so far, but I'm worried that I'm not seeing the forest for the trees...
Regards,
Brett
contractor to the USGS
Lakewood, CO
PS: we're using RoboHelp 9.0

I've been giving this some thought over the weekend and this is the best answer I've come up with from a developer's perspective:
(1) Connecting via URL is convenient if (#1) you have an established naming convention that works for everyone (as Peter mentioned in his reply above)
(2) Connecting via URL has the disadvantage that changes to the file names and/or folder structure by the author will break connectivity
(3) Connecting via TopicID/MapID has the advantage that if there is no naming convention or if it's fluid or under construction, the author can maintain that ID after making changes to his/her file or folder structure and still maintain the application connectivity. Another approach to solving this problem if you're working with URLs would be to set up a web service that would match file addresses to some identifier utilized by the developer (basically a TopicID/MapID coming from the other direction).
(4) Connecting via TopicID has an aesthetic appeal in the code since it's easy to provide a more english-readable identifier. As a .Net developer, I find it easy and convenient to construct an enum that matches my TopicIDs and to utilize that enum to construct my identifier when it comes time to make the documentation call.
(5) Connecting via URL is more convenient for the author, since he/she doesn't have to worry about maintaining IDs
(6) Connecting via TopicIDs/MapIDs forces the author to maintain those IDs and allows the documentation to be more easily used into the future by other applications worked by developers who might have their own preference in one direction or another as to how they make their connection.
Hope that helps for posterity. I'd be interested if anyone else had thoughts to add.
-Brett

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