"thumb tacks"
Hello,
I'm working on a flash map and am trying to affix "thumb
tacks" to the map that maintain their relative position no matter
how far in or out the map is zoomed.
I have the zoom and pan functions of the map woked out but
I'm not sure how I should proceed with this part. I am looking for
a nudge in the right direction.
Thanks.
Thanks.
Okay... so what you'll want to do is create a "container"
movieclip that
holds your richMap movieclip. Right-click on the richMap
movieclip and
choose "Convert to Symbol". Give the new symbol an instance
name on
stage of "mapContainer_mc".
I've found the easiest way to set different points on the map
at which
to attach thumbtacks to be to create an invisible "marker"
clip and
position instances of it around the map where I'll want the
thumbtacks
to show up.
So double-click into your mapContainer_mc, create a new
layer, and on
that layer draw a little circle, or something. Convert that
circle to a
movieclip. Select the circle instance on stage, and position
it at your
first point. Let's call it "pointA" for this example. Give it
the
instance name "pointAMarker_mc". Go to the properties panel
and set the
color to Alpha=0. It's invisible! Copy the marker clip on
stage and
place in on another point on your map, then give change the
instance
name to "pointBMarker_mc". Keep doing this for all of the
places you'll
want the thumbtacks to show up.
Now we need buttons that, when pressed, will add thumbtacks
on the
appropriate spots. Go back to the main timeline (click "Scene
1" on top
of the timeline panel), and create a button symbol. Give it
the
instance name "pointA_btn". Copy and paste it and give the
new button
an instance name "pointB_btn". Do that for all the different
buttons
you'll need.
In this example, it's important that you use the same name
for the
beginning of the marker clip in the map and the button
outside the map.
One of your marker clips could have the instance name
"kalamazooMarker_mc", and the corresponding button would have
the
instance name "kalamazoo_btn".
Almost there! Now we just need a symbol to use as the
"thumbtack".
Draw a thumbtack, and convert it to a movieclip symbol.
Delete it from
the stage and right-click it in the library and choose
"Linkage". Check
off "Export for ActionScript" and give it the instance name
"tack".
Then, use code like the below:
// example button for attaching at tack at "Point A"
pointA_btn.onRelease = function() {
attachTack(mapContainer_mc.pointAMarker_mc);
// example to set up all of your buttons to work
// create an array to hold the names of all of the places on
the map
// to which you'll want to attach tacks
// these are the same names you'll use
// in the instance names of your markers and buttons
var tackPointsArray:Array =
["pointA", "pointB", "pointR", "kalamazoo", "timbucktoo"];
for (var p in tackPointsArray) {
theButton = _root[tackPointsArray[p]+"_btn"];
theButton.marker =
mapContainer_mc[tackPointsArray[p]+"Marker_mc"];
theButton.onRelease = function() {
attachTack(this.marker);
// set a variable for the depth at which to attach the tack
// so a new one won't replace one that's already on stage
var theDepth:Number = 40;
// the function to attach the tack to the holder clip
function attachTack(placeToAttach) {
var tackHolder_mc =
mapContainer_mc.createEmptyMovieClip("tackHolder",
theDepth);
tackHolder_mc.attachMovie("tack", "tack"+theDepth, 30,
{_x:placeToAttach._x, _y:placeToAttach._y,
onEnterFrame:reverseScaleF});
theDepth++;
// function to scale a clip in reverse to the main map
background
function reverseScaleF() {
this._xscale = this._yscale=100*100/newScale;
// change your zoom and pan functions to target the
mapContainer_mc
//newX moves the map along the x-axis.
//newY moves the map along the y-axis.
//newScale keeps track of the "zoom" of the map
newX = _root.mapContainer_mc._x;
newY = _root.mapContainer_mc._y;
newScale = 100;
//button pan functions
//panRight button
panRight.onPress = function() {
mapContainer_mc.onEnterFrame = function() {
newX = newX-4;
mapContainer_mc._x = newX;
panRight.onRelease = function() {
delete mapContainer_mc.onEnterFrame;
zoomIn.onPress = function() {
newScale = newScale+10;
_root.mapContainer_mc._xscale = newScale;
_root.mapContainer_mc._yscale = newScale;
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<h1>Notice This</h1>
<h2> The only noticeboard worth noticing</h2>
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<img src="images/bluestripeblue.gif" alt="blue stripe with blue ribbon board" width="305" height="229" />
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<p>Notice This provides a fashionable alternative to the corkboard to brighten up any room.</p>
<p>All boards are made with high quality fabric and ribbon which covers the framed pin board. There are thumb tacks to hold the ribbon in place where it crosses over.</p>
<p>Notice This boards are a fabulous addition to any room of the house for use as a noticeboard, the boards are also a favourite with kids to show off their artwork around the house.</p>
<p>Notice This boards can be used as a place to remind you about notices, bills, invitations, reminders, as a photo board, dream/vision board, children’s artwork or anything you like!</p>
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I am currently rendering a 2 minute movie in professional quality, but nothing seems to be happening at all- if I switch to best performance it is rendered in about 3 minutes- am I doing something wrong- I know it takes longer, but there's longer and then theres looooonnnngggggeeerrrrrrr.......
thanksIn a manner of speaking, you may be using a sludge hammer on a thumb tack.... I was reading over the following from F Shippey which may help explain:
It can't be done because of the playback bit-rate limit. 'Professional Quality' is good when you are trying to put more than 60 minutes on a single-layer disc or more than 120 minutes on a double-layer disc. 'Professional Quality' uses two passes. The first pass looks at your content to decide where the high detail/movement is and where parts of low detail/movement are. The second pass actually encodes your content using something close to the 'Best Performance' bit-rate where it found high detail/movement and a lower bit-rate where the low detail/movement was.
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=6296992� -
Something stuck in my friends iPhone Headphone Jack! HELP
So my friend's iPhone 4S (out of warenty anyway) had a headphone accessory in the iPhone, and it snapped off. This plasticy bendable rubber is now stuck in the headphone. To make matters worse she tried to pick it out with a thumb tack, only making it go deeper. What can she do to get it out! A vacume cleaner will not work either...
You can try a toothpick.
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Script request: switch Presets
Martin
Sorry Paul may have things a bit confused your script return me…
0.5 cm Black Arrow
5 Point White Star
Airbrush Soft Round 50% flow
Art History Brush 20 pixels
Aurora
Background Eraser 30 pixels
Chalk Build Up
Chalk with Medium Heavy Flow
Circular Rainbow
Close Cross Hatch
Crop 4 inch x 6 inch 300 ppi
Crop 5 inch x 3 inch 300 ppi
Crop 5 inch x 4 inch 300 ppi
Crop 5 inch x 7 inch 300 ppi
Crop 8 inch x 10 inch 300 ppi
Desaturate 13 pixels
Fill with Bubbles Pattern
Fuzzy Cluster Loose
Fuzzy Gesture Tool Small
Granite
Healing Brush 21 pixels
Heavy Marker Smaller Tip
Heavy Marker with Fuzzy Edges
Horizontal Type Myriad Roman 24 pt
Magnetic Lasso 24 pixels
Marker Medium Tip
No Style
Paintbrush Oval 45 pixels Multiply
Pointillism
Scattered Ornament Flower
Spongy
Spray Can
Starburst Color Target
Texture with Brush
TieDyed Impressionist 25 pixels
Transparent Red Spray Paint
Vertical Type Myriad Roman 24 pt
Which is my tools presets yes? Where as X's gives me…
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Grass
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Flowing Stars
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Dry Brush
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Green 3D
Orange 3D
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Gold 3D
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Olive 3D
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Blue 3D
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Blue 3D
Blue 3D
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Blue 3D
Blue 3D
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Grey 3D
Neon - Use on Black BG
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Green Flat
Blue Pipe
Orange Flat
Wax 3D
Blue 3D
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Wax 3D
Black Gloss
Yellow 3D
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Blue Gloss
Blue 3D
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Blue 3D
Blue 3D
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Brown 3D
Brown Red 3D
L Green 3D
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Grey 3D
Blue 3D
Green Gloss
Orange 3D
Red Gloss
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L Brown 3D
Red Gloss
Blue Gloss
Blue Gloss
drop
tj hughes blue
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Wrinkles
Woven
Wood
Tie Dye
Satin
Optical Checkerboard
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Molecular
Metal Landscape
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Clouds
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Optical Checkerboard
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Ring - Double
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"No" Sign
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Tile 4
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Seal
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Frame 6
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Frame 8
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Fire
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Heart Card
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Diamond Frame
Heart
Heart Frame
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8 Point Star Frame
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Help
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X
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Star
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Trademark
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Thought 2
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Tracks
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Tile 2
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Tile 4
Tile 5
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Forward
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Up
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Home
Help
"No" Symbol
Movie
Music On
Music Off
Search
World Wide Web Search
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Volume
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Time
Tools
World Wide Web
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Healing Brush 21 pixels
Magnetic Lasso 24 pixels
Crop 4 inch x 6 inch 300 ppi
Crop 5 inch x 3 inch 300 ppi
Crop 5 inch x 4 inch 300 ppi
Crop 5 inch x 7 inch 300 ppi
Crop 8 inch x 10 inch 300 ppi
Fill with Bubbles Pattern
Horizontal Type Myriad Roman 24 pt
Vertical Type Myriad Roman 24 pt
5 Point White Star
0.5 cm Black Arrow
Starburst Color Target
Art History Brush 20 pixels
Circular Rainbow
TieDyed Impressionist 25 pixels
Airbrush Soft Round 50% flow
Aurora
Chalk Build Up
Chalk with Medium Heavy Flow
Close Cross Hatch
Fuzzy Cluster Loose
Fuzzy Gesture Tool Small
Granite
Heavy Marker Smaller Tip
Heavy Marker with Fuzzy Edges
Marker Medium Tip
No Style
Paintbrush Oval 45 pixels Multiply
Pointillism
Scattered Ornament Flower
Spongy
Spray Can
Texture with Brush
Transparent Red Spray Paint
Background Eraser 30 pixels
Desaturate 13 pixels
Is this all the presets that I currently have loaded where I have used load/replace/Reset? Sorry about the length of all the junk -
I have create an archive of some measurement in an excel worksheet with
activeX. I want to view this archive without open excel. I want to use
a container: but only a part of the worksheet is visible on the screen.
I try to add scrollbar but I didn't find a good documentation how to
use containers (there aren't a lot of documentation in the NI's
manuels). Can someone help me?
Thomas
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Before you buy.I'm writing this partially from memory, so no guarantees, but,
if you have Excel installed on your machine,
this is how you do it with ActiveX (or pretty close, anyway):
(1) Place an automation refnum on the front panel.
(2) Right click on the automation refnum, choose browse, and select the excel object
library.
(3) Choose 'Application'. Go to the block diagram.
(4) Get the Communication>>ActiveX palette up and thumb-tack it so it stays visible.
(5) Place an 'automation open' on the diagram and wire the automation refnum to it.
(6) Wire the output side to a property node - select the Workbooks property.
(7) Wire the output of that to an invoke node - select the 'Open' method.
(You'll need the excel help file to figure out what to wire to the various elements
of this node).
You now have a handle to the workbook (your file).
(8) Wire the output side of the 'Open' element to another property node.
(9) Select the worksheets property.
You now have a handle to the 'worksheets collection' - an array maintained by Excel.
(10) Wire this to an invoke node and select the 'Item' method - this indexes the
array.
(11) Wire a number to the 'Index' element to select the sheet by number.
(12) Now the trick - place a second automation refnum on the front panel.
Right click on it and browse again, get the excel object library, but this time
choose 'Worksheet'.
(13) Go back to the diagram, and place a 'To G data' function.
(14) Wire the worksheet automation refnum to the 'type' input of the 'to G data'
function.
(15) Wire the output of the 'item' element (from the previouos invoke node) to the
'to G data' function.
The output side of the 'to G data' function is now a worksheet handle.
Almost done.
(16) Go get another invoke node, and select 'Range'.
Check the Excel examples provided by NatInst to see what to wire to this range node.
(Its some kind of row-column specifier, but I don't recall the exact format).
(17) Finally, wire the output of the Range element to a property node, and select
'Value'.
If I remember correctly, the output of this last property node is a 1D or 2D array,
depending on what range was specified. (Not real sure about this).
(18) Use one more 'to G data' conversion with the desired data type (2D array?) wired
to its type specifier, and you're done.
(*) Don't forget to close all the refnums (or pointers, or handles, or whatever)
using 'automation close'.
If you fail to close all the refnums every time the VI is run, Windows will be very
unhappy !!
(**) If you don't want to see Excel opening up, there is a 'visible' property that
can be
set at the Excel_application level. Have fun but don't stay up as late as I just
did.
-V.R.
> > I have create an archive of some measurement in an excel worksheet with
> > activeX. I want to view this archive without open excel. I want to use
> > a container: but only a part of the worksheet is visible on the screen.
> > I try to add scrollbar but I didn't find a good documentation how to
> > use containers (there aren't a lot of documentation in the NI's
> > manuels). Can someone help me?
> >
>
> I'm afraid that you will find this a little difficult to achieve, especially
> if the Excel sheet is saved as binary. It is possible to implement a reader
> for Excel worksheets, but the standard for them changes pretty often,
> and it
> is much easier to exchange data through tab delimited spreadsheet files,
> or ask
> them to read their binary format and return the data through ActiveX.
> If you
> can find VIs for directly parsing the information from an Excel file, then
> much of the job is done, and you just need to place the data into a LV table
> control.
>
> The container at first sounds like it will take care of all this, but, there
> is no Excel control for displaying worksheets, at least not one from
> MS, and
> I'm not aware of a third party one. You can embed a document into the container,
> but I think you will find that it isn't what you expect. The document
> link is
> a picture of the document, and a link to get to Excel from the picture. An
> OCX, or control is an interactive object, and it would be super for PowerPoint,
> Excel, and Word to put all of their functionality into an OCX, but
> again, that
> isn't what they do.
>
> Again, Excel is a great place to log data if you allow for it to be
> around when
> you want to retrieve the data. Or, you can have Excel or almost
> anything else
> save into a tab-delimited file that is very portable and most anything
> can read
> from.
>
> Greg McKaskle -
Widget not working in Internet Explorer
My Spry widget drop down menu works in all browsers except
Internet Explorer. In Explorer it shows a white box with the word
"false" in it.
Any ideas?To eliminate the "false", open your script file and locate
this line:
this.createIframeLayer(menu);
Place 2 slashes in from to comment it out, like this:
//this.createIframeLayer(menu);
This hack is like taking a sledge hammer to a thumb tack. It
addresses an
issue in older versions of IE where positioned content will
appear under a
select box. In any event, your sub menus should now appear
and you can focus
on the remaining CSS issues you have, which I'm sure someone
at Adobe can
help you with.
Al Sparber - PVII
http://www.projectseven.com
Fully Automated Menu Systems | Galleries | Widgets
http://www.projectseven.com/go/Elevators
"Graydog1" <[email protected]> wrote in
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news:fv9h5n$sdf$[email protected]..
> My Spry widget drop down menu works in all browsers
except Internet
> Explorer. In Explorer it shows a white box with the word
"false" in it.
>
> Any ideas? -
Granted, I'm a bit new at this iCal stuff, as I got my new machine last week, but when I try to put an event on a day, the little window where the event is, where you fill in its name, time, location, etc, is in black. I can't see what the heck I'm doing. I'm running 10.5.2 Leopard (Intel version)
I've run DiskUtility and that should have fixed things. Will try zapping PRAM next
John BThis issue has been addressed in at least nine topics without a solution: Blacked out dock icon & more (4 Aug 08), iCal Misfunctions (19 Jul 08), Get Info Background Color Problem (19 Jul 08), ICAL colors (19 Jun 08); iCal looking messed up (17 May 08), iCal Events window (22 Mar 08), Event Info Box Reversed (17 Feb 08 - archived), ical inspector screen is black... (29 Jan 08 - archived), iCal info windows are black (8 Nov 07 - archived).
The “iCal events window” thread has the most posts.
My symptoms:
- The event info window (double click on an event and the details pop up) has a black background making the entries unreadable until I click on the fields.
- iCal opens with Home calendar checked (my only calendar), but the calendar is empty until I uncheck it and recheck it and then the events show up.
- New calendars do not show until the application is relaunched. (Same with calendar deletions.)
- Icons are missing...for example, the Thumb Tack icon on the button to open and close the To Do drawer.
- Transparent, nearly in visible, iCal icon in the Dock.
I trashed all the iCal related .plists, caches, and even the program; replaced the calendar - exported and reimported it; reinstalled the iCal program using the original Leopard disk; reinstalled update 10.5.4 - both combo and single versions several times; did all the above in various sequences.
One of the 10.5.4 re-installations fixed the transparent Dock icon.
The Console log captures between 150 and 300 entries when I launch iCal - indicating that a lot of images aren't loading right - which would seem to correlate with the symptoms. (Excerpt below).
I would appreciate any ideas for a fix.
cheers,
emil
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Console log for iCal launch:
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Could not find image named 'plus'.
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Could not find image named 'Notification None_Off'.
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Could not find image named 'Thumb Tack'.
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventicorepeat
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventicorepeat
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventicorepeat
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventicoalarm
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventicoalarm
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventicoalarm
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventicoattachment
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventicoattachment
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventicoattachment
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_locallymodified
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_locallymodified
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_locallymodified
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventiconotes
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventiconotes
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventiconotes
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventicobirthday
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventicobirthday
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventicobirthday
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guesttentative
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guesttentative
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guesttentative
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guestaccepted
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guestaccepted
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guestaccepted
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guestdeclined
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guestdeclined
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guestdeclined
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guestmixed
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guestmixed
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guestmixed
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventicoguest
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventicoguest
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventicoguest
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guestupdated
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guestupdated
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guestupdated
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guestinviteSent
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guestinviteSent
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guestinviteSent
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guestundeliverable
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guestundeliverable
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guestundeliverable
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guest_attnewInvite
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guest_attnewInvite
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guest_attnewInvite
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guest_attaccepted
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guest_attaccepted
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guest_attaccepted
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guest_atttentative
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guest_atttentative
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guest_atttentative
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guest_attcancelled
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guest_attcancelled
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guest_attcancelled
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guest_attupdate
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guest_attupdate
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wreventico_guest_attupdate
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wrevent_monthbullet
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named wrevent_monthbullet
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named ToDoPriorityPn
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named ToDoPriorityP1
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named ToDoPriorityP2
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named ToDoPriorityP3
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named ToDoChbxShadow
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named ToDoChbxShape
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named ToDoChbxNormal1
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named ToDoChbxNormal1
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named ToDoChbxNormal2
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named ToDoChbxCheck
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named ToDoChbxMixed
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named ToDoChbx_hlNormal1
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named ToDoChbx_hlNormal2
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named ToDoChbxCheck
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named ToDoChbxMixed
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named ToDoAlertshadow
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named ToDoAlertShape
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named ToDoAlertOverlay
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named ToDoAlertNormal1
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named ToDoAlertNormal2
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named ToDoAlertNormal3
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named ToDoAlert_hlNormal1
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named ToDoAlert_hlNormal2
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named ToDoAlert_hlNormal3
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] Can't get image named ToDoAlertNormal3
6/8/08 15:57:04 iCal[2962] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
...this last line repeated 100 to 250 times
========== -
How does one simultaneously view two or more tables?
When viewing a table, a tab is created. How does one create a second tab with which to view a second table?
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2) When you have 2 worksheets open drag the title bar to be on the left/right/top/bottom of that section. Then you'll have side-by-side worksheets.
-kris -
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no grids or dotted lines anywhere on pict either
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Check out this link to verify your card is supported and then be sure to visit the manufacturer's website and get the latest driver.
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Replacement iPhone asking to register each time!
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As far as the charges go on your bill. Please consult O2 about this. As they may be able to better assist with any billing related issues.
1. Reboot the iPhone - Hold down the home button and the lock button together till you see a silver apple logo. Once you see this let go and allow the iPhone OS to reboot. Once the OS is back up and running proceed with connecting your phone as normal.
If the same issue occurs proceed the the next step and so fourth till you got to a step that resolves the issue or post back if none help.
2. Toggle Airplane mode ON for 1 minute. go to Settings- Airplane Mode ON let it sit for 1 full minute then turn it off. Now connect your iPhone and see if same issue arrises.
3. Reset Network Settings- Setting- General - Reset- Reset Network Settings - Confirm, iPhone will reboot. Now test your connection to iTunes again.
4. Eject SIM card from iPhone. Obtain a small paperclip or thumb tack of some sort. Insert into the small hole located near the audio jack.
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5. Restore the iPhone, Connect to iTunes, Go to the Summary Page, Click Restore. Please ensure all content you want back on the iPhone is already on the PC/Mac and Sync-able. As data during restore will be lost.
If none of these steps work. Please consult O2 Support as they may be able to provide further assistance. -
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