Flash 8: Projects for Learning Animation and Interactivity
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The registry is the heart and soul of Microsoft Windows XP.The registry contains the configuration data that makes the operating system work. The registry enables developers to organize configuration data in ways that are impossible with other mechanisms, such as INI files.
It's behind just about every feature in Windows XP that you think is cool. More importantly, it enables you to customize Windows XP in ways you can't through the user interface.
Windows XP and every application that runs on Microsoft's latest desktop operating system do absolutely nothing without consulting the registry first. When you double-click a file, Windows XP consults the registry to figure out what to do with it. When you install a device, Windows XP assigns resources to the device based on information in the registry and then stores the device's configuration in the registry. When you run an application such as Microsoft Word 2002, the application looks up your preferences in the registry. If you were to monitor the registry during a normal session, you'd see the registry serves up thousands of values within minutes.
In this book, you will learn how to customize the registry, but you must also learn how to take care of the registry. You must learn how to back up the registry so you can restore it if things go away. You must also learn the best practices for editing the registry safely.
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Computer Networks, Fourth Edition 
Author : Andrew S. Tanenbaum
Publisher : Prentice Hall
The world's leading introduction to networking-fully updated for tomorrow's key technologies.
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Publisher : McGraw-Hill/Osborne
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Korn Shell: Unix and Linux Programming Manual, Third Edition
Author : Anatole Olczak
Publisher : Addison Wesley
If you are a Unix or Linux Shell programmer, this book will provide you with the practical advice and technical tips you will need in order to become proficient in all aspects of the Korn Shell and enhance your programming skills. From basic introductory concepts through to advanced programming techniques, you will learn how to:
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UNIX: The Complete Reference, Second Edition
By Kenneth H. Rosenet al.
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Linux The Complete Reference Sixth Edition
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The Complete Reference of Oracle Database 11g SQL was written by
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Jason price is a oracle certified professional Database Administrator and Aplication Developer.
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To be a good programmer is difficult and noble.The hardest part of making real a collective vision of a s/w project is dealing with one’s coworkers and customers.writing computer programs is important and takes great intelligence and skill.But it is really child,s play compared to every thing else that a good programmer must do to make a s/w system.
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Robert ReinhardtandSnow Dowd
John Wiley & Sons 2006 (1322 pages)
There are lots of great Flash sites out there in the world. There are also just as many bad Flash sites that leave a bad impression of Flash in users' minds. One of my rules of thumb is that if a "skip" button is necessary, the application is probably not necessary.
Flash enables designers to develop, developers to design, and novices to create professional experiences. No other application available today can rival Flash for its ease of use, powerful development capabilities, multimedia features, and design power.
Mac users will notice increased performance within the Player, which is a welcome update. ActionScript gurus will appreciate the ability to control design elements at run-time, and improved debug and file uploading capabilities. Video performance and quality have been vastly improved over previous versions. Dynamic loading of GIFs and PNGs are a welcome addition as is the alpha channel support for video, stand-alone video encoder, and all the other video improvements. Robert explains how to make the most of these updates in clear and concise language.
