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n The Numbers pop-up menu has three options: Map to Ordered Lists, which converts numbered lists into the Web s numbered lists (the <ol> type); Map to Static Ordered Lists, which converts numbered lists into the Web s numbered lists (the <ol> type, with each item s <li> tag specifying the specific number such as <li value="1 > so if the list items are reordered, the numbering does not change automatically); and Convert to Text, which treats the numbered lists as regular paragraphs, inserting the numerals as regular characters at the beginning of each one. n If selected, the Include Embeddable Fonts check box copies into the eBook any fonts that allow themselves to be embedded. This embedding ensures accurate display of the text. n If selected, the View eBook after Exporting check box opens an eBook editor or eBookcompatible browser (if you have one) to display the exported file so that you can make sure it looks as you expected.

Fireworks can build terrific animations and with just a little technique, you can integrate any animation into a larger image through slices. Animations can be fairly heavy in terms of file size. If only a small section of an overall image is moving such as a radar screen on a control panel converting the entire image to an animation is prohibitive, due to the file size that would result. However, with slices, you can animate just the area that you need to animate, and keep the rest of the image static, thus dropping the size of the file dramatically. To include an animation in Fireworks, follow these steps: 1. Build your animation in Fireworks as you would normally.

The Home tab of the Ribbon provides quick access to the most commonly used formatting options. Start by selecting the cell or range; then use the appropriate tool in the Font, Alignment, or Number groups. Using these tools is very intuitive, and the best way to familiarize yourself with them is to experiment. Enter some data, select some cells, and then click the controls to change the appearance. Note that some of these controls are actually drop-down lists. Click the small arrow on the button, and the button expands to display your choices.

Sorting is the process of arranging a group of records into a specific display order. The mechanics of sorting is an important topic in computer science. A sort operation is based on the value of one or more fields in the records to be sorted. You can use any field type other than a Container field as the basis for a sort. Sorting doesn t change the physical location of records in a table. It merely changes the order in which records are displayed in that layout. Records are always stored in the order in which you entered them. As a result, you can easily restore the display order of records to the order in which you entered them by clicking the Unsort button in the Sort Records dialog. (As an added bonus, this means that you can easily display different sort orders in different layouts because the initial order never really changes.)

Saving the Query Viewing a Saved Query Opening a Saved Query Viewing the Query Using the Microsoft Query Program

PHP allows a class script to hold multiple classes. This is both a good and bad idea, because too many classes in one file result in bloated code that is hard to manage. On the other hand, having the classes all in one file makes it easier to distribute. I am sure you are asking yourself how exactly are multiple classes defined in one file; here is an example of a pseudo-class package.

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Description Rotates an object 180 degrees Rotates an object 90 degrees clockwise Rotates an object 90 degrees counterclockwise Flips an object horizontally Flips an object vertically Removes all transformations from an object Moves an object to the front of a layer Moves an object in front of the object just in front of it