Understanding Empsearch_Results Package

I'm having problems selecting across a databse link. I can get the link to be a valid object but can't select across it.
I have 2 database instances on the one machine for now, but they will move to separate machines in the future.
The instances are EPI and TAPE.
a user in EPI needs to access a few tables in that are owned by a user with the same name in TAPE.
From EPI I have done the following:
CREATE DATABASE LINK EPI_TO_TAPE
CONNECT TO CURRENT_USER
USING 'TAPE';
This bit works. The problem occurs when I try
select * from ta_users@EPI_TO_TAPE;
I get the following error
ORA-02019: connection description for remote database not found.
Thanks

problem was solved.
I had to set global_names = false;

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Cannot extend package in ABAP 7.1 (new installation)

Hi everybody,
sorry for this question, but how can i extend a package in ABAP 7.1. I have created a structure package (ZSP_Test). In this package i try to create a program but without success. I get the message: Cannot extend package ZSP_TEST.
My Package Properties:
- allow adding new objects: (is disabled, read only)
- Type of Package: Package
- superpackage:
- Encapsulation level: Not encapsulated
- Alias for enhancement:
- Dependency Control list: Checked
- Allow Enhancement: Checked
regards,
Sid
Edited by: Sid on Nov 6, 2009 6:01 PM

Sid,
congratulations you are on 7.1 - I am not yet. As far as I understand the package concept, you must have everything in the package interface, what you want to use but do not define in the package.
Look at any existing standard packages: Probably they have something very basic in the interface that will allow you to create a program and use some basic statements.
At least thats what I exspect to be the reason for your error.
Regards,
Clemens

Query on Deployment of package in SCC for Standard CRM ESDMA.

Hi All,
I am trying to build a CRM mobile application in the Windows mobile.
the steps that we have followed :
DOE :
1. Activated and generated the Standard CRM mobile software component MAS_SMARTPHONE_DMSCV
2. We have downloaded the standard ESDMA for CRM : MAS_SMARTPHONE_SALES_V003
3. Deployed the ESDMA bundle in SUP.
4. Created the same Users in the CRM and DOE system
5. Created data in the CRM backend and performed initial download in the DOE.
Client side :
1. Set up windows mobile simulator
Installed the CRM Mobile sales Application using standard .cab files SupMessaging_Pro.cab, Microsoft .NET CF 3.5.CAB, SybaseMobileSales_Pro_2011.05.09.cab.
2. Connected the simulator to a device,and logged in to the CRM app from the simulator using the user and password created in step 4 from DOE.
3.The application runs giving a message "checking initial data" but does not proceed further.
The question that we have is that how can the CRM Mobile Apps understand which package that we have deployed to use?
Should we deploy the package to a device on the Sybase Control Center?
If so what are the steps?
Thanks,
Krutheeka.

You should use MAS_SMARTPHONE_SALES_V00 - V9G001.
I think you are using V9G003 version which is not the correct one.
While deploying the ESDMA, you should give package name as sap_crm:1.0.
You should get MAS_CUSTOMIZATION, USERDETAILS and USER_AUTHORIZATION objects to device. Then only application will display the data on the device. Please check whether you are getting this data or not.
Regards,
Siva.

Package and CLASSPATH

Hi,
I have a hard time understanding the package and CLASSPATH. I want to have a solid understanding of it. I read some tutorials online but didn't make me fully understand. How does declaring a package effect the CLASSPATH? Say I have following:
(This is from one of the tutorial- http://home.cogeco.ca/~ve3ll/jatutor4.htm)
C:\myclasses\world\moon\HelloMoon.java
C:\myclasses\world\HelloWorld.java
HelloMoon.java is defined as
package world.moon;
public class HelloMoon {
private String holeName = "rabbit hole";
public String getHoleName() {
return holeName;
public void setHole(String holeName) {
this.holeName = holeName;
public static void main(String[] args){
HelloMoon moon = new HelloMoon();
System.out.println(moon.getHoleName());
HelloWorld is defined as
package world;
public class HelloWorld {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("Hello World");
if the CLASSPATH is set : set CLASSPATH=.;C:\myclasses;
Once the CLASSPATH has been set (and compiled .java file); it can be called using the following from any path of directory:
java world.HelloWorld
java world.moon.HelloMoon
But it does not explain the details why it works this way. Also, if I want to run it without using "world" prefix to run HelloWorld, what do I need to set up?
also for the HelloMoon?
When I tried running those classes by going to an appropriate directory, I got the noClassDefFound (using command like "java HelloWorld" or java "HelloMoon").
Thanks in advance...

[Javapedia: Classpath|http://wiki.java.net/bin/view/Javapedia/ClassPath]
[How Classes are Found|http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/tooldocs/findingclasses.html]
[Setting the class path (Windows)|http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/tooldocs/windows/classpath.html]
[Setting the class path (Solaris/Linux)|http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/tooldocs/solaris/classpath.html]
[Understanding the Java ClassLoader|http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/edu/j-dw-javaclass-i.html]
java -cp .;<any other directories or jars> YourClassNameYou get a NoClassDefFoundError message because the JVM (Java Virtual Machine) can't find your class. The way to remedy this is to ensure that your class is included in the classpath. The example assumes that you are in the same directory as the class you're trying to run.
javac -classpath .;<any additional jar files or directories> YourClassName.javaYou get a "cannot resolve symbol" message because the compiler can't find your class. The way to remedy this is to ensure that your class is included in the classpath. The example assumes that you are in the same directory as the class you're trying to run.

How to structure my package hierarchy?

As an inexperienced Java programmer, I am having a hard time understanding how to structure packages hierarchically.
Let's say that I am developing a client/server AddressBook application. So automatically, the following package hierarchy comes to my mind:
(company/org name is ACME for example)
com.acme.addressbook
com.acme.addressbook.protocol
The above two packages form the reusable core of the AddressBook system and include classes such as AddressBook, AddressBookEntry, etc. and related helper classes. Additionally, the protocol sub-package contains classes that pertain to the C/S network protocol. And both of these two packages are packaged up in a jar: AcmeAddressbook.jar
com.acme.addressbook.client
The above is the package for the Client application: AcmeAddressBookClient.jar
com.acme.addressbook.server
The above is the package for the Server application: AcmeAddressBookServer.jar
My questions are: does such a package structure and hierarchy make sense? Or are there any glaring mistakes that I have made?
Is it acceptable to keep the client and server applications into their own separate packages?
Also, is there any recommended limit for nested packages i.e. how deep should packages be nested within the top-level AddressBook package?
I am struggling to understand good package design and package structuring conventions.
Thanks any for any info, critique, advice, etc.

Lets the two client and server packages are respectively :
com.acme.addressbook.client
com.acme.addressbook.server
Yes, such a package structure and hierarchy make sense!
If you are having common utility classes and many library jars inside the package addressbook.library, you can just refer in client as well as in the server package.
If you are going to create separate project for client and for server, you want to maintain multiple copies, which further results in the problems due to redundant code. ie., whenever you changed any library files, you want to update in both places.
You can create two jars as you mentioned as,
AcmeAddressBookClient.jar
AcmeAddressBookServer.jar
Before building jars you just want to set the executable Main class appropriate for Client and Server before making the client and server jars respectively.
There is no limit for the nested package, if you need to group meaningfully, you can make as many nested package as you want!
For your reference :
http://articles.techrepublic.com.com/5100-22-1046677.html

Fakeinstall - grab packets info from everywhere but the actual package

At the moment I'm working on a (not so) smart version of pacfix which recognizes installation sessions in pacman.log and based on those tries to understand which packages were explicitly installed.
The script works at the moment, but it needs some group install detection support as well as some polishing (I can guarantee I will never write anything in bash anymore, and neither should you!).
While testing the script, a problem arose: how do I restore the packet database without having to redownload every packet?
The answer is this script: this script grabs desc and depends from the database, files* from the mirror, install from abs and put the content in ./local/$pkg_name-$pkg_ver
You should pacman -Sy && abs before using this script.
Limits:
_I don't know how to make the parsing of /etc/pacman.conf for the mirrors, so you should edit the script by yourself (the wget line)
_*files: unfortunately the files provided in every repository are stripped of the %BACKUP% section (don't know why), so I just invented an md5sum for the files to backup. This means that on the subsequent upgrade there could be a bunch of unnecessary pacsave/pacnew files (if I understood how %BACKUP% works right)
#!/bin/bash
# What you wanna fake today?
# Env checks
if [ ! "$1" = "--yes" ];then
echo "WARNING: you should update your pacman database and abs repository"
echo "WARNING: the entries will be saved in $PWD/local"
echo "Run as $0 --yes <repo1/pkg1> <repo2/pkg2> ..."
echo ""
echo "EXAMPLE: $0 --yes core/patch core/sudo extra/gimp"
exit 0
else
shift
fi
# pacman.conf parsing
if [ ! -r /etc/pacman.conf ]; then
echo "ERROR: unable to read /etc/pacman.conf"
exit 1
else
eval $(awk '/DBPath/ {print $1$2$3}' /etc/pacman.conf)
fi
pac_db="${DBPath:-/var/lib/pacman}/sync"
if [ ! -d "$pac_db" ] ; then
echo "ERROR: pacman database directory ${pac_db} not found"
exit 1
fi
# abs.conf parsing
if [ ! -r /etc/abs.conf ]; then
echo "ERROR: unable to read /etc/abs.conf"
exit 1
else
source /etc/abs.conf
fi
abs_dir="${ABSROOT:-/var/abs/}"
if [ ! -d "$abs_dir" ]; then
echo "ERROR: abs directory $abs_dir not found"
fi
# working directory related stuff
work_dir="$PWD/local"
if [ ! -d "$work_dir" ]; then
mkdir "local"
fi
# Main loop
cd "$work_dir"
for argument in $@ ; do
echo "Processing $argument"
pkg_name="${argument#*/}"
repository="${argument%/*}"
pkg_dbdir=$(echo "$pac_db"/$repository/$pkg_name-[0-9]*)
pkg_namever="${pkg_dbdir##*/}"
if [ -d "$work_dir/$pkg_namever" ];then
echo "The entry $pkg_namever already exists in $work_dir, skipping" >&2
continue
fi
wget -q -nc ftp://mi.mirror.garr.it/mirrors/archlinux/$repository/os/i686/$repository.files.tar.gz
# DESC, DEPENDS AND FILES
bsdtar -xf $work_dir/$repository.files.tar.gz $pkg_namever/files
echo -ne "\n" >> $pkg_namever/files
cp "$pkg_dbdir"/{depends,desc} $pkg_namever/
# INSTALL AND BACKUP
eval $(source "$abs_dir/$repository/$pkg_name/PKGBUILD" && echo "install=$install backup=$backup")
if [ -n "$install" ]; then
cp "$abs_dir/$repository/$pkg_name/$install" "$pkg_namever/install"
unset install
fi
if [ -n "$backup" ]; then
echo -ne "%BACKUP%\n" >> "$pkg_namever/files"
for element in ${backup[@]} ;do
echo -e "$element\tGENERATEDWITHFAKEDB1234567890123" >> "$pkg_namever/files"
done
echo -ne "\n" >> "$pkg_namever/files"
unset backup
fi
done
echo done!
# vim: set ts=2 sw=2 noet:

shining wrote:
carlocci wrote:While testing the script, a problem arose: how do I restore the packet database without having to redownload every packet?
The answer is this script: this script grabs desc and depends from the database, files* from the mirror, install from abs and put the content in ./local/$pkg_name-$pkg_ver
I don't think you should do that, there are many differences between sync and local db : changelog, install scriptlet, install time, maybe extracted package size too?, etc...
Well, changelog isn't used for install/remove/upgrade functions, as well as install time; the install scriplet is taken from abs, the extracted package size is already in the desc.
The goal is to regenerate a db well enough to perform the next update.
Besides, you should always keep at least your currently installed packages.
I couldn't agree more, but people aren't supposed to wipe their databases (damn you, pacman-cage!) either.
I read about a guy complaining he would have to redownload every packet he had installed on the forums once, and I've been thinking whether he could have avoided the huge download ever since.
If you really need to delete the older ones, that is what pacman -Sc is for.
Unfortunately, my hand slips most of the times and I end up pacman -Scc
The whole point of bacman was that I don't keep my package cache.

Package Beginner Question

Hi guys. i have an app(bankingApp.class) which uses an abstract class(Account.class) and its subclasses(Savings, Checking...etc) to process them. They work fine now in the default pacakge, but i am now trying to put the app in the default package and the others in a banking package. How do i do that?
Read the tut, but dun really understand. are packages also subdirectories?
Really appreciate the help!
Sherwin

This answer simply is wrong. And I disagree with that.
Although there is not much functionality with directories I can for instance do the following
cd ..
This moves up one directory level. This implies that one directory is 'aware' that is a child of another directory.
In java there is no behavioural differences when one package is the 'child' of another.
The most common problem with this misconception in java is in the presumption that a child or parent package should have access rights to another package because of the hierarchial nature. And that is not true.
So the answer is YES, packages also are SUBDIRECTORIES.Once again no they are not.
The jar tool uses the hierarchial nature of directories so it can create the correct naming in the zip/jar file. However, that does not mean they are the same.
Another example. A parent directory 'contains' a child directory. If you delete the parent the child is gone. That is not true in java.
Packages too. So what? Packages are used to organize java classes in packages and subpackages.
NO. That is simply not true. Package names are completely independent of each other. There is no such thing as a subpackage. There are are absolutely no behavioral differences between a subpackage and any other package. All that matters is that the packages are different. Nor is there containment.
Want an example for subpackage that is linked to its
superpackage? Take javax.swing.table, which bases upon
a Class JTable which lies in package javax.swing.Perhaps you are pointing to a conceptual rather than behaviour difference.
Being a little more specific
javax.swing.table.JTableHeader is derived from javax.swing.JComponent. But behaviorally it could be derived from XXX.JComponent and it would make no difference.
However, it might make sense in your head to think of it as being a child. But that doesn't mean there are any behavioral differences.
BTW: To use your words, each directory is separate from every other directory, too!Nope. As I pointed out. There are behavioral implications. If I delete a parent the child goes away. I can only get to the child by accessing the parent (because of containment.) I can move up to the parent from within the child.
Behavior of what? Of the java program,
of the java compiler, of the java VM?Well specifically the JVM and the java compiler.
A .jar is still a (more or less simple) file archive, ...Yes, but that has nothing to do with the behavior of java.

Packaging Indesign Files - Network to Desktop to Network

Hi - I wanted to hear from people who work with InDesign files on a regular basis. I am not a guru with InDesign - so any advice/comments would be appreciated.
Our end-users currently work with InDesign CS5 and CS6. Windows 7 Enterprise x64. I understand how packaging an INDD file works. It packages all of the links, photos, fonts, colors into the document – making it one large file.
When the file is packaged (from Network to their computer), sometimes they want to take their laptop home with the saved packaged INDD file and work on it. After they edit their document – they return to the office and put the packaged file back on the network.
When someone else goes to open the packaged file on the network – all of the links are then broken. There can be hundreds of links broken – which could accumulate hours of work just fixing the links.
Is there any way to unpackage the INDD file and restore all of the links from the network?
Again – any advice is appreciated. Thanks in advance!

Relinking shouldn't be a problem
Just select the Window>Links Panel
And in the sub menu (top right)
Choose update all links to a folder (think you might have to select them all first)
And then point to the folder
If the people are at home working on the files and they add files to the document,
They need to use File>Package and create a new package.
Zip that folder and then bring it back in.
Although if your internet connection has no up or download limit - I would store the files on drop box.
It has many advantages
http://boblevine.us/why-i-always-save-files-in-dropbox-and-why-you-should-too/

How can I update to latest Solaris NTP 4 package?

I am facing difficult challenge on this.
There is a requirement to run the NTP version 4, I Understand the package involved is SUNWntp4S. But in all the patch bundles installed we have not been able to upgrade the current version, i.e V3
Tried to see if we can get a application to serve the version 4 protocol but there is a concern on how to implement the free version on a procudtion system.
Are there any other methods that you can suggest.
Thanks in advance.

You may want to review the patch cluster strategy document on OTN:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/articles/servers-storage-admin/solaris-patching-strategy-257476.pdf
The main information to be aware of is mentioned on page 10:
Because the Oracle Solaris Update Patch Bundles don't contain new packages introduced in an
Oracle Solaris Update Release, new functionality that depends upon such new packages is not
available in the Oracle Solaris Update Patch Bundles.
This means that you must upgrade your system to get the new NTP4 functionality. Patches can only be applied to existing packages. New packages must be installed by an upgrade (LiveUpgrade is recommended).
-- Alan

Begginer needing help with "package" word

Hi,
I'm a Java newbie and I'm trying to get comfortable with programming in Java on my Mac (running Mac OS 10.3).
I found some sample code that I'm testing out at:
http://www.macdevcenter.com/pub/a/mac/2001/08/03/osx_java.html?page=1
but I'm having problems using the reserved word "package".
at the time of each .java file the sample code has:
package NineSquares;When I compile this in the Terminal window using the command
javac NineSquares.java
javac MainFrame.java
javac EachSquare.javaI get the following error message:
NineSquares.java:8: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : class MainFrame
location: class NineSquares.NineSquares
new MainFrame();
^
1 error
David-Salvays-Computer:~/introcs/Project2 davidsalvay$
when I comment out the package line it compiles fine.
I don't understand what package means and how I use it. BTW, all my .java files are in the same folder and I've already set the classpath to the file containing my main method (NineSquares.java).
Any help/suggestions/ideas will be much appreciated!
--David

1. package is always declared first in a class definition.
2. If you've got a class foobar, and that class is in package x.y.z, then the .class file needs to be in a file foobar.class under the directory hierarchy x\y\z\foobar.class, and where the directory above x is in the classpath.
3. The official name of that class is x.y.z.foobar. You can import it using import x.y.z.*; or import x.y.z.foobar; Import just lets you use the class without having to always write x.y.z

Scope of globle and locale variable of a Package

I have query about scope of variable declared in spec and body of a package. like
create or replace package pk_test as
v_var varchar2(50);
procedure pk_p_test;
end ;
create or replace package body pk_test as
v_var varchar2(50) := 'aaa';
procedure pk_p_test
is
--v_var varchar2(50) := 'bbbb' ;
begin
null;
--dbms_output.put_line(pk_p_test.v_var);
dbms_output.put_line(pk_test.v_var);
dbms_output.put_line(*v_var*);
end;
end;
declare
begin
pk_test.v_var := 'qqqqq';
--dbms_output.put_line(pk_test.v_var);
pk_test.pk_p_test() ;
end ;
package is allowing to declare variable having same name in spec and body.
But its not allowing to access. is it bug or .. can we access that variable using some methods

Ah, I think I can see what you are saying.
Yes, it can be declared in either place, or even declared in both places, but it shouldn't be declared in both.
One is a "public" state variable and the other is a "private" state variable, so when it creates the package state, they are both marked differently within the state and therefore unique, hence it compiles.
The public one can be accessed from outside the package, because it's clear to Oracle which is being referred to...
SQL> create or replace package pk_test as
2 v_var varchar2(50);
3 procedure pk_p_test;
4 end ;
5 /
Package created.
SQL> ed
Wrote file afiedt.buf
1 create or replace package body pk_test as
2    v_var varchar2(50) := 'aaa';
3    procedure pk_p_test is
4    begin
5      null;
6    end;
7* end;
SQL> /
Package body created.
SQL> exec pk_test.v_var := 'aaa';
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> set serverout on
SQL> exec dbms_output.put_line(pk_test.v_var);
aaa
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.However if you try and access the variable from inside the package, the body is able to reference both the public and private variables, so it doesn't know which one to use. Hence the compilation error previously seen.
It's not a bug, because the packages are being flexible to allow for public and private variables, but what you are experiencing just indicates poor package design and lack of understanding of package state variables.

Why we use package seperate folder for creating packages ?

hi
i have two doubts
1) in packages why we put seperate folder for pacage.. for creating the packages...?
2)with out creating the package folder ..is possible to any other way is there ?
thanks !!!

balakrishna.m wrote:
if is it there any option to create one folder..
all packge programs are saved into that folder.. "no need to creating a seperate folders".. ?Here's a suggestion.
Instead of continuing to waste everyone's time (including your own I might add) by repeating the same question in different forms why don't you ask us/tell us about the real problem that prompted this question in the first place.
I would guess that your real issue here is one of the following.
1)
Question: You don't want to have to create 100 folders.
Answer: Get an IDE.
2)
Question: You have actually hit some limit on some filesystem with regards to the number of directories in a directory.
Answer: Rethink your design for starters. It sounds like you have too many packages. You can also look to solve this in alternative ways (like putting the source/classes in different locations and using the classpath appropriately)
3)
Question: You just don't understand what packages are for.
Answer: Read the tutorial
4)
Question: You just don't like packages.
Answer: Tough. Accept it or choose another language.
If your real question doesn't appear above please ask it. But don't ask again if you must create different folders for different packages, that question has been answered repeatedly already.

Package prerequisit installation

Hi all,
I need help to understand the packaging process.
I have 2 libraries with supporting include files, called lib1 and lib2 and i want to make these 2 as seperate installable packages called pkg1 and pkg2. pkg2 requires pkg1 as prerequisite.
When installing pkg2, if found that pkg1 is not installed, is it possible to invoke pkgadd to install pkg1in the middle of pkg2 installation process? I appreciate any help in this regard.
Thanks in advance.
Sreedhar Gupta

Hi
What is the OS used ?
Any error we could use to ananlyse the issue?
Have you controlled the pre-requisits
http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/database/xe/files/install.102/b25144/toc.htm#CIHHJEHF
thanks
Edited by: Hub on Nov 21, 2008 8:31 AM

I want to use the Mac more, I really do, but-

Admittedly, I’m a new Mac user (purchased Macbook Pro last October), and I’m really trying to get acclimated to it. I WANT to use it more, but I hit a roadblock at every turn. I’ll keep my issues limited to iMovie in this thread of course, but it seems like every step I take with a Mac is a struggle and more expensive than to do these same, relatively simple things on a PC. It never seems to do exactly what I want. Very simple features seem to be left out in order to entice you to purchase add-ons, plug-ins, or a different package more suited to the task (i.e. Final Cut).
I’m simply creating fancy slideshows using still photographs with iMovie, and find it grossly lacking in features. It nice for a basic introduction into slide show presentation software, but if you really would like to do something fancy, this software doesn’t cut it. I’m having “Ken Burns” limitations, like exactly what is posted here http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=5222444&. There are only 12 transitions to choose from…12, which I can’t believe (even the utterly simplistic Windows Vista Movie Make has 63). Many times the playback seems “choppy” when played on the Mac, etc etc. I won’t bore you with more issues.
Now I understand any packaged photo presentation program (with iLife) is not going to have all the features as one that you would purchase exclusively for that function, so what are my alternatives?
1) Purchase Final Cut Express for $200, which has gotten very lukewarm reviews to put it mildly. Seems to be overly complicated and you cannot add sound tracks ?!? (I didn’t read all the details on this one).
2) Purchase Final Cut Studio for $1300. Not going to happen, way too pricey.
3) Purchase over $500 in GeeThree Volumes 1 through 10 (http://www.geethree.com/slick/), which I heard is about the best alternative to spicing up the iMovie software to make it satisfactorily functional (am I wrong in this assessment?)
4) Stick with my PC and run ProShow Producer for $250 (http://www.photodex.com/products/producer). This is a super program which has almost all of the features you could possibly want, and is very simple to use. The only thing it doesn’t have is a nice DVD menu system, which I can live with.
So someone, please give me some suggestions. Am I not seeing the forest through the trees? Are there any better alternatives? I’d even entertain purchasing another Mac software package if there is one out there that someone knows does a better job.

Hi Lobster1071,
It is a shame when you can create a slideshow with Spotlight or the Finder yet an app intended for such can't get the job done. Once upon a time iMovie had about 15± transitions and 50± effects so it is not that you can't see the forest through the trees but that the forest has been clear cut and it's a big pile of brush and wood chips that is blocking your view. I don't believe anyone at the moment has any plug-ins for transitions or effects for iMovie 08 so if that was something you were looking for you would have to download the iMovie HD 6 available to those who thought the were buying a motion picture app.
Apple's blurb about iMovie 08.
Quick ways to add polish.
iMovie is designed to make everything simple — including the professional touches that help your movie stand out even more.
Photos and music.
Use the iLife Media Browser to bring photos into your movie from iPhoto. Summon the real-time, redesigned Ken Burns effect to add motion and zooms to still photos like a pro
So much for simplicity, maybe they mean we are supposed to have a seance to summon KB from eternal rest to be able to get this to work. Who knows? It's not too friendly in iM 6 either.
Graphic Converter is another powerful app that has many uses and you can create a slideshow with a KB effect that is a has a decent pan and zoom. Zoom is what they call it in GC. $20± US it is truly a bargain as it is a great tool to have even if iMovie was worth the disk space it consumes. In addition to pan and zoom you can combine video and still images and it provides you access to many other QuickTime transitions and effects you can then export it to a QT movie and to iDVD if you want.
The learning curve is a bit steep but support for registered users has always been very good and once you have the hang of it it is easy to include images of any size and shape with the ability to easily automate the tasks that you find yourself repeating quite often. If you need to rotate, crop or edit for any reason you can do that right within the same app. You can try with full functionality to check it out @ http://www.lemkesoft.com/ I do find that I use it most efficiently/productively in conjunction w/ QT Pro but don't think that is really required unless you want to have more than a two channel stereo track as GC allows the inclusion of an audio track but no editing of it. If you want multiple tracks or sound FX etc. that would still have to be done in GarageBand or elsewhere and saved to a single audio file.
iWork is also very capable of producing halfway decent slideshows with more features than iMovie as well. but I don't think I'd recommend going out and buying it unless you're looking for something to replace MS Office or something similar but there should be a 30 day trial already on you Mac or Install disc so you can try it out and see if it will work for your needs. If nothing else you will find out how much frustration you can really tolerate.
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Dr. Charles invented the Fat Loss Factor after an experiment with his favorite client. Lory, after her pregnancy was at a whopping 210 lbs; however, at the end of Dr. Charles' innovative weight loss solution, Lory weighed only 120 lbs total! That's a total weight loss of incredible 90 pounds! In addition, Lori's genes were tainted with diabetes and obesity throughout her family lineage. Lory accomplished this feat while rearing her child. In the picture below, Lori stands accomplished on the beach at the fat left. 
 
 
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Lori lost an incredible 16 dress sizes! She realizes a size even smaller than her highschool days, a goal you can accomplish as well! Women, especially need a program like The Fat Loss Factor when considering the barriers to their success. Let's review basic physiology to edify you in understanding the culprits. Success will be more practical when we have knowledge of what's working against us, right?
 
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 With an initial running time of 12 weeks, the first couple are dedicated to detox. After purchasing, you'll have many items to help you reach your goal. On page 30 of The Fat Loss Factor are recommended foods that will detox your system, binding fat and destroying it from the body. These handy foods are generally organic. You'll also learn which foods are hazardous to fat reduction. Not to mention Dr. Charles' mailing list will keep you current with what foods to intake. Image that, constant reminders to help you reach your goal, that's all included and very handy. You're beginning to see and realzie how it all comes together in unity to work for you.
 
 
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I want you to know exactly what you might decide to purchase which is why I have included the entire table of contents to the main ebook of the series: The Fat Loss Factor. Note this table of contents is condensed for the purpose of copyright. You'll actually get more than what you see below. Note The Fat Loss Factor is divdied into 12 principles and contains 141 pages</blockquote>
 
TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONDENSED) CONTAINING "SENSITIVE INSIDER KNOWLEDGE"
 
 
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 PRINCIPLE 1 PREPARING FOR SUCCESS 
 
 PRINCIPLE 2 OUT WITH OLD, IN WITH NEW 
 
 -PART 1 LAW OF UNADPTATION 
-PART 2 GET RID OF TOXINS
 
 PRINCIPLE 3 LIFESTYLE UN-DIET 
 
 -LIVER FUNCTION 
 -PHASE 1 - MASTER CLEANSE (3 TO 10 DAYS) 
 -D-I-E-T - A FOUR LETTER WORD 
 -FIBER FOR LIFE 
 -PROTEINS 
 -THE SKINNY ON FATS 
 - FAT LOSS FACTOR'S 15 FOODS FOr MAXIMUM WEIGHT LOSS 
 -DON'T DEPRIVE YOURSELF OF THESE 
 -EAT THESE FOODS TOGETHER TO PACK ON THE POUNDS 
 -SMOOTHIE IT UP 
 -FAT LOSS FACTOR'S 3 AXIOMS OF SUCCESS 
 -FOOD COMPANIES FATTEN YOU UP AND MAKE YOU SICK 
 -WHAT YOU DON'T WANT TO SEE ON A FOOD LABEL 
 -STRUCTURED EATING 
 -BREAKFAST: THE MOST IMPORTANT MEAL OF THE DAY - OR IS IT? 
 -THE FAT LOSS FACTOR DIET PLAN REVEALED 
 -PICK YOUR WEIGHT LOSS PLAN 
 -THE 48-HOUR FAST
 
 PRINCIPLE 4 WASH AWAY FAT WITH WATER 
 
 -BENEFITS OF DRINKING WATER
 
 PRINCIPLE 5 GOOD HEALTHY SUPPLEMENTATION 
 
 -TOP 12 SUPPLEMENTS FOR HEALTHLY WEIGHT LOSS
 
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 6 REBUILD YOUR BODY & MELT FAT ALL DAY LONG 
 
 -SIX WORK OUT EXERCISES 
 -REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD EXERCISE 
 -LINGO: THE LANGUAGE OF WORKING OUT 
 -PROPER POSTURE DEFINED 
 -THE LAW OF ADAPTATION 
 -BEST TIME TO EXERCISE 
 -SUGGESTED WORKOUT/TIMES
 
 PRINCIPLE 7 SCULPT MUSCLE AND TRIMFAT 
 
 - THE DREADED CARDIO 
 -HIGH INTESITY INTERVAL TRAINING 
 -ULTIMATE FAT BLASTER
 
 PRINCIPLE 8 IT'S ALL A MIND GAME RELAX 
 
 -STRESS AND WEIGHT GAIN 
 -HOW TO DE-STRESS 
 -ELEMENTS OF A HEALTHLY MINDSET 
 -3 FORMS OF EXERCISE THAT CAN DE-STRESS YOU MIND
 
 PRINCIPLE 9 NO BREATHE, NO LIFE 
 
 -DEEP BREATING ROUTINE.. 
 -TOP 7 REASONS TO GET A GOOD NIGHT'S SLEEP 
 -12 WAYS TO RELAX 
 PRINCIPLE 11 LOOK YOUR BEST TO FEEL YOUR BEST 
 -TOP TEN MAKEOVER TIPS
 
 PRINCIPLE 12 TURNING YOUR PROGRAM INTO A LIFESTYLE 
 
 -LIFESTLYE TIPS 
 -MOTIVATION TIPS 
 -DEPRESSION/SELF ESTEEM ISSUES 
 -BELLY FAT TIPS 
 -ADDRESSING HYPOTHYROIDISM 
 -BINGE EATING, EMOTIONAL FOOD CRAVINGS, AND PORTION CONTROL 
 
 APPENDIX 
 
 -TOOLS FOR A FAT LOSS FACTOR KITCHEN 
 -FAT LOSS FACTOR HOME GYM EQUIPMENT
 
 
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 <li>A Quick Start Guide (Start Here)</li>
 <li>10 Minute Raw Food Recipes</li>
 <li>90 Day Meal Plans</li>
 <li>Master Cleanse Videos (Access anytime)</li>
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 <li>Fat Loss Factor 15 Minute Sample Workouts 1-5</li>
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Since starting this diet in April, I have lost 25 pounds!!! I love this diet…
 
Hi Michael….Since starting this diet in April, I have lost 25 pounds!!! I love this diet…I eat plenty and have found
many delicious recipes to sustain me. I eat an apple a day (along with a wide variety of other fruits) and have found that I actually crave the apple, I went to the fridge yesterday and found no apples in the fruit drawer, so I jumped in my car and headed straight for the local fruit stand to replenish my stock. ( like a smoker does for cigarettes) It’s nice to know the many benefits I am getting with something I’ve come to really enjoy!
 I have 5 pounds to go to accomplish my weight goal….once there, I may set a new one…just for fun!
Warm Regards,
Joyce Borodemos
 
 
I had my 16-year old daughter run through it once school let out. In 2 weeks she dropped 24 pounds...
 
Hi Mike
I just thought you might be interested on an update…
I loved the 2-week phase diet so much that I had my 16-year-old daughter run through it once school let out. In 2 weeks, she dropped 24 pounds (including a significant amount of bloating around her midsection) and is under 200 pounds for the first time in years. She now has a waistline. Even more significantly, when she first started, she complained that the food was tasteless. That disappeared within a couple of days and my junk food-loving teen was able to appreciate the taste of fresh produce again. All the chemicals she was pumping into her body had so significantly altered her taste buds that she couldn’t even taste real food until she’d been able to cleanse her palate for a couple of days. Today was her first day off the meat-free diet and she really wanted a piece of marzipan (her favorite treat) and a bit of naan. Both repelled her when she tried to eat them. She complained that they tasted like chemicals! In fact, she ran to the fridge and piled a bunch of fresh veggies on plate to drown the awful taste of what used to be some of her favorite comfort foods.
Here’s the best part…she’d suffered from debilitating migraines on a DAILY basis. They were so bad that she missed a significant amount of school over the past few years. She has not had a migraine since the second day of the meat-free diet.
 As for me, I’ve noticed significant changes too. I used to have to take 3 pain relief pills to even begin to combat the headaches I’d get from working at my computer. Now, even a half dose (1 Advil) will do the trick if I even need it. But most of all, I appreciate the closer bond this process has forged between me and my daughter. Although we’ve always been extremely close, she resented my being a personal trainer and was loathe to follow any of my professional advice. That was the one area where we could never see eye-to-eye. But between going through this nutritional change and the talking we did on our hour-long daily walks together, she’s found a new interest in living a healthy lifestyle. As a trainer, I am inspired by the benefits of your program. As a parent, I’ll be forever grateful to you because Fat Loss Factor is showing my daughter that she can, indeed, succeed at making positive changes to her body and her health that will last a lifetime!
Now, we’re really eager to start exercising together. (I’m taking your advice and skipping the lemonade detox, and I’m reluctant to have my daughter do it considering her age and health history)
 Thanks again! You’re a true guru in my book!
 

 
I watched your video many times over a period of several months before finally deciding to try your program. Within a week I noticed a tremendous difference...
 
LOL Michael, 
I actually have hypothyroidism and take medicine everyday but do not use it as an excuse for being overweight. I am overweight because I made bad decisions about food and did not exercise properly. 
Since starting your program I feel better and have gone down one size in clothing. Sure, there were a few modifications to ease into these changes. After all I am in my late 50s and have been out of shape for a long time. There has been a little cheating but not much. I am sticking with this and will tighten the reins more and more as time goes by.
By saying that I FEEL better means exactly that. I get better sleep. My joints more freer. I breath easier without so much abdominal pressure pushing up on my diaphram. It never occured to me flushing my system would make me feel so great. This ha such a positive effect on my attitude also.
I recently tried the Flat Belly Diet. It had me eating every 4 hours and a MUFA with each meal. Yes there are 'good' fats but MUFAs are still fats. I was eating twice as much foods as before and about 10 times for fat then before. I gained weight and was demoralized. 
I watched your video many times over a period of several months before finally deciding to try your program. Within a week I noticed a tremendous difference. Flushing out the toxins from my body has made me convinced you have me going in the right direction. 
I am slowly trimming up. My whole attitude has changed. I FEEL better and am not starving myself or obessing over food. my appetite has decreased. It's that simple.
Thank you for helping me change for the better. 
Sincerly, Hazel. 
 
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Summary: This is a unique and revolutionary approach to dieting which I understand many people are participating in and are repeating the benefits of fat loss from.The program preaches detoxification and dieting with updates delievered via email to keep me ontop of my game and current with the Jones'. Exercise is reviewed and expressed in moderation. I understand if I hate the program and it fails to help me, I can return it without question for a full-money back guarantee within the first 60 days or 2 months. 
 
I understand this package is worth at least $97.00 but today am receiving a steal at the price of $47.00. I know that Dr. Charles has used these techniques in his clinics charging clients upwards of $500.00 to reap the same benefits I can gain for only $47.00. I also understand the package which includes many items not just the Fat Loss Factor ebook comes with one year of consulting with Dr. Charles via email. 
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