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[Softwares4you] Jumbo Software Pack: FLV Toolbox converts individual or batches of Flash SWF/FLV files into Projector EXE, AVI, frame-by-frame JPG/GIF/BMP image series, or single animated GIF:

[Untitled] Advanced Flash Player: New in version 1.1:Add: Playlist Add: Save all setting like scale,...Add: Fullscreen menu hidingAdd: Fullscreen play controls viewAdd: Double-Click for full screenAdd: New volume controlAdd: Info bar that shows filename and framesAdd: logging errors in a separate fileAdd: Standard FSCommand supportAdd: Flash 8 projector creationAdd: Zoom with mouse wheelAdd: Help filesAdd: Check for valid exe file while converting exe to swfAdd: Playing FLV filesAdd: Changing software skinAdd: New registration methodAdd: Trial window (14 days free evaluation period)Fix: Getting version while opening files errorFix: Crash on some 1 frame moviesFix: Recent files saving problemsFix: play controls stop when no sound card is installedFix: Replacing v7 with any flash version in setup project (installing version 9 in setup)Fix: some other minor bugs

[Untitled] Apple's Snow Leopard due early 2009 - Operating Systems Software: Vista Home Premium will likely be one of the most popular of the six varieties of Microsoft's latest operating system. If you're currently happy with Windows XP SP2, we see no compelling reason to upgrade, but if you need a new computer right now, Windows Vista is stable enough for everyday use.

[Untitled] Flash to jump beyond the browser - CNET News: In fact I have 2 Macromedia-based programs that give me realtime weather updates on the desktop, and they don't need a browser at all. Plus I have Macromedia Central which (though it never got very popular) let Flash-based programs run outside the browser.

[Untitled] kaourantin.net: Adobe Flash Player 9 Update 3 released: If anyone is stuck with the problem I had with playing H.264 in projector files - I found the solution. It seems the H.264 files only work when exported and the projector is built with the Version 9 of the Flash Player (I'm talking about the standalone PC app - not the browser plugin - e.g.

[Untitled] Microsoft confirms SP2 for Vista, Office 2007 - Operating Systems ...: Vista Home Premium will likely be one of the most popular of the six varieties of Microsoft's latest operating system. If you're currently happy with Windows XP SP2, we see no compelling reason to upgrade, but if you need a new computer right now, Windows Vista is stable enough for everyday use.

[Untitled] The Vista Experience - From The Front End - ZDNet Edition - David ...: When trying to view my windows XP documents folder I am warned I do not have Access rights, however, I am offered the option to "take over ownership" As long as you are logged in as an administrator on your Vista build you can take over ownership of any folder and then access it anytime. As to what happens to my XP installation when I try restarting that again I can't say as I haven't tried yet.

[Untitled] Megginson Technologies: Quoderat » Blog Archive » MacOS X vs ...: I work in the digital arts and am seeing a slow but steady migration toward Linux in academies and in the arts sector more generally, for the lower cost, but also for the wide range of lesser known applications that offer non-standardised, marketeer-designed art creation contexts. Digital art these days reeks of Photoshop plugins, drag and drop Macromedia interactivity ’solutions’, composition approaches implied by software like Logic or ProTools.

[Untitled] Flex and Flash Developer - Jesse Warden dot Kizz-ohm » Blog ...: The ability to use such an awesome RAD platform and just roll something out to the web or the desktop, or both, has never existed before in the Flash world at least. Central’s failure had a lot to do with this point.The Central story would have been totally different if Flex was as powerful, and easy to walk up to, as it is now (actually if it even existed at the time?).

[Untitled] Your Blog » Blog Archive » Something from Dell at D6: Here are the things I hear you saying that don’t add up to a netbook so much as an ultra-portable notebook: 1) VPN: VPNs suck an amazing amount of performance out of a system, and if your IT (like most peoples) is XP oriented, your are stuck with it too, which means you are stuck with Micro$oft’s 1GB or less restriction, which means you definitely need a system which is overkill in every other area, because XP plus VPN crypt/decrypt = full bore system, not a light netbook 2) When you are talking Excel (and I am thinking about mine, so I could be wrong) it’s not performance but display resolution that is going to get you: the Dell netbooks are reportedly going to top out at WSVGA (1026×600). If you are addicted to being able to see a lot of your data at the same time WSVGA is probably not what you are looking for: the “x600″

[Untitled] Adii freelancer - making world wide waves | SA Rocks: When I started I thought that there must be so many quality WP designers out there, but fact is there’s a bucketload of average WP designers out there and only 10% of them are good enough to get the top jobs. That’s why you’ll find that guys like Brian Gardner and Micheal Pollock (Solostream) are fully booked all the time.

[Untitled] Microsoft sets date for Vista SP1 beta - Care in the Community ...: The programmers had to write hundreds of software patches for Windows 2000 to behave like a legitimate multiuser OS, making the source tree grow from 10 mlsc (million lines of source code) to about 30 mlsc. By doing that, the programmers introduced many bugs and lost global vision of what they were doing, due to the sheer size of the code.

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