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When the dimensions are set at authoring time, you ll want those changes to be reflected at runtime. However, you typically don t want those transforms to be applied as linear scale transforms. That is, if you use the Property inspector to set the width of a Slider component instance to 400 rather than the default of 200, you want it to show up at runtime as 400 pixels wide, but not simply stretched. Instead, you d probably expect the track to be drawn 400 pixels wide, while the thumb bar remains the normal dimensions. Any authoring time transforms are applied as scale transforms basically updating the _xscale and _yscale properties of the instance. That means that by default, authoring-time transforms will cause the component to look squished or stretched. If you don t want the component to appear stretched or squished, you can set the _xscale and _yscale properties to 100 (default) in the component class constructor method. However, that also means that the dimensions of the component will be the default rather than the dimensions set at authoring time. In order to correctly set the dimensions, you need to set the _xscale and _yscale properties to 100, but before that you can read the _width and _height properties and assign those values to variables you can use to draw the component to the proper dimensions. For example, consider the Slider component example. The default dimensions are 200 10. If the instance is transformed at authoring time to 400 10, then in the constructor you can read the _width and _height properties to retrieve those values, assigning them to variables or properties:

Finally, the TLabel class exposes two methods that control the location (setPosition()) and the opacity (setOpacity()) of the label on the map. Some examples of how to use these are shown later in this chapter.

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The interface circuit in Section 8.4 returns the make code of the last released key and thus ignores the typematic condition. An alternative approach is to consider the typematic condition. The keyboard interface circuit should return a key s make code repeatedly when it is held down and ignore the final break code. For simplicity, we assume that the extended keys are not used. Design the new interface circuit, resynthesize the verification circuit, and verify operation of the new interface circuit.

1. Transform the object using Edit Free Transform, or Ctrl+T (Windows), +T (Mac OS). 2. Enter a percentage figure in the Width and Height text fields on the options bar, or enter once and click the link icon between the two text fields. If you re transforming manually by using the handles on the bounding box, make a note of the percentage figure in the options bar (ignore any fractions). 3. Choose Layer Layer Style Scale Effects. In the Scale Layer Effects dialog box (Figure 7-8), enter the figure you noted in step 2. 4. Click the OK button to apply the setting.

Yes-or-No Models (Binary Response Classification)

This tutorial adds mass to Building 3. Building 3 will have some additional detail added in comparison to the previous buildings. As with previous buildings, the detail should be added to the side of the building facing the plaza.

phi = 2 * Pi * Rnd sintheta = Sqr(l# - costheta 2) vz = Cos(phi) * sintheta vy = Sin(phi) * sintheta vx = costheta rf = rBottom t = (vx * rO + Sqr((vx 2 + vy (vy * rO) 2 ) ) / (vx 2 + vy 2) z = z o + t * v z End If ' bottom cylinder re-emission

2. H2 = P write(z,l), P o k ( ) , Q read(%),Q o k ( 0 ) .

Understanding the history of Flex with Java Understanding BlazeDS Getting and installing BlazeDS Creating Flex projects for use with BlazeDS Using the Proxy Service Understanding the Remoting Service Creating and placing Java classes on the server Using the RemoteObject component Setting up RDS with BlazeDS Using BlazeDS data connections in Flash Builder 4

1. Relaunch InDesign or, if necessary, restart your computer and then launch InDesign. 2. If automatic-recovery data is available, InDesign automatically opens the recovered document and displays the word Recovered in the document s title bar. This lets you know that the document contains changes that were not included in the last saved version. 3. If you want to save the recovered data, choose File Save or press +S or Ctrl+S. Recovered is removed as part of the file name, and InDesign asks whether you want to overwrite the old file. Overwriting the old file is easier than choosing File Save As or pressing Shift+ +S or Ctrl+Shift+S and then typing a name, unless you do want to save a copy of the file in case you want to go back to the old version later.

It s always a good idea to give your customer an easy way to log out of your site. This destroys all the session variables associated with his login and ensures that his coworkers can t jump on his computer (right after he leaves for some coffee) and gain access to information they shouldn t have. Logging out a user in Dreamweaver is just a matter of one simple server behavior.