I just got back from France a few days ago, it was brilliant.
Glad you enjoyed your trip :)
Here's to holidays :)
Matt
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| Hi ADG'ers, I come back from Corsica just two days ago. The weather was nice but more warm than in the past years. I enjoyed myself a lot swimming and going sailing with a catamaran, very exciting and fast ;-) What's happened in the meantime? Have you some good news? Cheers -- Davide Montellanico I just got back from France a few days ago, it was brilliant. |
Glad you enjoyed your trip :)
Here's to holidays :)
Matt
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| Hi ADG'ers, I come back from Corsica just two days ago. The weather was nice but more warm than in the past years. I enjoyed myself a lot swimming and going sailing with a catamaran, very exciting and fast ;-) What's happened in the meantime? Have you some good news? Cheers -- Davide Montellanico |
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| now of course the question is 'what's her name'?<<< |
Maggie Gyllenhaal (pronounced Jillenhall) played secretary Lee Holloway to
James Spader's Mr. E. Edward Grey. You only see this kind of chemistry on
film every few years; the entire project flew well under Hollywood's radar.
Dan
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| I thought thats what made the movie so good. It showed people moving to a different drummer than the 'normal' folks and it worked marvelously. Movies that can actually make you feel anything let alone sad and 'excited' (ahem) and happy all at the same time... well I think that's where she was too... We were right there with her. How many movies work on that level at all? In any case, I think her solution was much healthier than her original one, don't you? now of course the question is 'what's her name'? I think we should be seeing more of her based on her work in this movie though... Lets hope so... Peace "erika" <[Email Removed]11111111> wrote in message news:[Email Removed]... Not at all sexy? In a way, yes... but it was more sad for me than anything a lot of the time... It was a little disturbing, but you're right, there were parts of the movie that were very sexy for me. -Erika |
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I like the splash except for the img-border and the bg-img being
repeated.
The innerpage is very soft and could do with some contrast.
I don't like the bg-img of the innerpag.
That CED-thing is distracting because it introduces green and is 1 of
the 2 blacks.
The lack of red makes the yellow inside turn to desert heat. My throat
gets dry looking at it.
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| Also the movie Quills with Geoffrey Rush about the Marquis de Sade was very good. |
Yeah..I dug this one..
-brian
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| Apparently those Aeron chairs by Herman Miller (?) are supposed to be really good. I need a new chair myself...it goes up and down with a screw system instead of hydrolic, and the threads have become stripped. I feel like I'm sitting on the floor now. |
Look in the yellow pages for a big used office furniture place -- preferably
one that also sells new. I got a great Steelcase chair for $125 that sold for
$500 new. Very lightly used, tons of adjustment. Nice and sturdy.
The store I went to was more of a warehouse. They had over 100 new chairs and a
good selection of used ones. Good discounts on the new ones, too.
Aaron Rents Office Furniture has lots to try, too. They had a nice one by
LazyBoy.
I've given up on the cheapos from Best Buy and Office Depot. Just don't last.
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I thought designers were supposed to perch in front of their computers
standing on their head for maximum creativeness?? =D
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standing on their head for maximum creativeness?? =D
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| I'm sure many of you are like me in that you spend hours and hours sitting in your chair all day. So I'm wondering, what are the best chairs out there for those of us who spend most of our life in one? My chair should be sent out to pasture, so I'd like to get one as ergonomically correct as possible, something that will take some of the strain out of sitting hour after hour before my computer. If you love your chair, please tell me about it! Thanks. -Fleemo |
See:
Caveman's Valentine: Marvelous imagery.
Dark City
Mute Witness
.....there are so many....
Caveman's Valentine: Marvelous imagery.
Dark City
Mute Witness
.....there are so many....
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| I thought designers were supposed to perch in front of their computers standing on their head for maximum creativeness?? =D |
MOST designers here perch just like parrots in front of their computer,
except for the gothic ones, who perch upside down, like bats.
qqg
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jokes aside, even the ultra cheap-o IKEA has some good chairs - all depends
upon the match between yo'bum and the chair... the more you can try, the
highest the possibility.
qqg
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jokes aside, even the ultra cheap-o IKEA has some good chairs - all depends
upon the match between yo'bum and the chair... the more you can try, the
highest the possibility.
qqg
I agree -- I bought my husband a chair at Ikea, and he loves it. He
probably spends about 10 hours a day sitting at his keyboards and needed a
good chair with back support -- so like Goldilocks and the Three Bears, we
went to Ikea so he could try each chair...and he finally found one that was
"just right." :-)
So far it's lasted three years....
Carol
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probably spends about 10 hours a day sitting at his keyboards and needed a
good chair with back support -- so like Goldilocks and the Three Bears, we
went to Ikea so he could try each chair...and he finally found one that was
"just right." :-)
So far it's lasted three years....
Carol
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| quiqueg <[Email Removed]> wrote in news:[email protected]: jokes aside, even the ultra cheap-o IKEA has some good chairs - all depends upon the match between yo'bum and the chair... the more you can try, the highest the possibility. qqg |
And it's KNOLL!!!!!
Those 60s Knoll chairs are so hot right now.
Carol
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Those 60s Knoll chairs are so hot right now.
Carol
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| I use a vintage Knoll office chair from the sixties... it's worn to shreds but I'd NEVER get rid of it... soooo comfy! Soooo funky! I'll have it reupholstered soon! with warm regards Tony http://artonio7.com "Fleemo" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message news:[Email Removed]... I'm sure many of you are like me in that you spend hours and hours sitting in your chair all day. So I'm wondering, what are the best chairs out there for those of us who spend most of our life in one? My chair should be sent out to pasture, so I'd like to get one as ergonomically correct as possible, something that will take some of the strain out of sitting hour after hour before my computer. If you love your chair, please tell me about it! Thanks. -Fleemo |
I use this...
http://www.bigbangextensions.com/menumachine/
Adam
www.webresults4u.com
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Please help me out here, I need to make a drop down menu like this (sample:
http://www.coresolutions.com/)
Please suggest both Javascript or Flash method to do this.
Thanks very much!!!!
http://www.bigbangextensions.com/menumachine/
Adam
www.webresults4u.com
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Please help me out here, I need to make a drop down menu like this (sample:
http://www.coresolutions.com/)
Please suggest both Javascript or Flash method to do this.
Thanks very much!!!!
Fireworks 4.0 and MX have the drop down menu options.
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You have any links Carol?
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| And it's KNOLL!!!!! Those 60s Knoll chairs are so hot right now. Carol "artonio7/Tony/Anthony/" <artonio7(remove)@adelphia.net> wrote in message news:bfu3f7$idpnv$[Email Removed]... I use a vintage Knoll office chair from the sixties... it's worn to shreds but I'd NEVER get rid of it... soooo comfy! Soooo funky! I'll have it reupholstered soon! with warm regards Tony http://artonio7.com "Fleemo" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message news:[Email Removed]... I'm sure many of you are like me in that you spend hours and hours sitting in your chair all day. So I'm wondering, what are the best chairs out there for those of us who spend most of our life in one? My chair should be sent out to pasture, so I'd like to get one as ergonomically correct as possible, something that will take some of the strain out of sitting hour after hour before my computer. If you love your chair, please tell me about it! Thanks. -Fleemo |
Actually, no not really. Here's one:
http://www.jetsetmodern.com/chairs.htm
and another: http://www.artnewyork.com (go to Interior Design, Vintage)
I get most of my info and resources from magazines and not the internet.
My most exciting find was a George Nelson bench...not a repro, but the real
deal. I had NO idea what it was -- just liked it and bought it. My
neighbour just about had a heart attack when he saw that I had it outside on
the porch with plants on it. After that, I was hooked.
Carol
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http://www.jetsetmodern.com/chairs.htm
and another: http://www.artnewyork.com (go to Interior Design, Vintage)
I get most of my info and resources from magazines and not the internet.
My most exciting find was a George Nelson bench...not a repro, but the real
deal. I had NO idea what it was -- just liked it and bought it. My
neighbour just about had a heart attack when he saw that I had it outside on
the porch with plants on it. After that, I was hooked.
Carol
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| You have any links Carol? "Carol Ott" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message news:cixUa.3856$[Email Removed]... And it's KNOLL!!!!! Those 60s Knoll chairs are so hot right now. Carol "artonio7/Tony/Anthony/" <artonio7(remove)@adelphia.net> wrote in message news:bfu3f7$idpnv$[Email Removed]... I use a vintage Knoll office chair from the sixties... it's worn to shreds but I'd NEVER get rid of it... soooo comfy! Soooo funky! I'll have it reupholstered soon! with warm regards Tony http://artonio7.com "Fleemo" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message news:[Email Removed]... I'm sure many of you are like me in that you spend hours and hours sitting in your chair all day. So I'm wondering, what are the best chairs out there for those of us who spend most of our life in one? My chair should be sent out to pasture, so I'd like to get one as ergonomically correct as possible, something that will take some of the strain out of sitting hour after hour before my computer. If you love your chair, please tell me about it! Thanks. -Fleemo |
Magazines and not internet? My god, you're evil! :grabs crucifix:
I like some of those old designs, though most look so fragile. I'd probably
break most of them :sigh:
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I like some of those old designs, though most look so fragile. I'd probably
break most of them :sigh:
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| Actually, no not really. Here's one: http://www.jetsetmodern.com/chairs.htm and another: http://www.artnewyork.com (go to Interior Design, Vintage) I get most of my info and resources from magazines and not the internet. My most exciting find was a George Nelson bench...not a repro, but the real deal. I had NO idea what it was -- just liked it and bought it. My neighbour just about had a heart attack when he saw that I had it outside on the porch with plants on it. After that, I was hooked. Carol "Baeowulf" <[Email Removed]. com> wrote in message news:VyDUa.18951$[Email Removed]... You have any links Carol? "Carol Ott" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message news:cixUa.3856$[Email Removed]... And it's KNOLL!!!!! Those 60s Knoll chairs are so hot right now. Carol "artonio7/Tony/Anthony/" <artonio7(remove)@adelphia.net> wrote in message news:bfu3f7$idpnv$[Email Removed]... I use a vintage Knoll office chair from the sixties... it's worn to shreds but I'd NEVER get rid of it... soooo comfy! Soooo funky! I'll have it reupholstered soon! with warm regards Tony http://artonio7.com "Fleemo" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message news:[Email Removed]... I'm sure many of you are like me in that you spend hours and hours sitting in your chair all day. So I'm wondering, what are the best chairs out there for those of us who spend most of our life in one? My chair should be sent out to pasture, so I'd like to get one as ergonomically correct as possible, something that will take some of the strain out of sitting hour after hour before my computer. If you love your chair, please tell me about it! Thanks. -Fleemo |
Actually, they're surprisingly sturdy. Especially the pieces from the
1950s -- that stuff was built to LAST, unlike the stuff that's made today.
You can find mint-condition Eames chairs that you would think were brand
new.
As for the internet vs magazines thing.....when I'm doing serious research,
I tend to read in bed instead of staring at a screen.
Carol
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1950s -- that stuff was built to LAST, unlike the stuff that's made today.
You can find mint-condition Eames chairs that you would think were brand
new.
As for the internet vs magazines thing.....when I'm doing serious research,
I tend to read in bed instead of staring at a screen.
Carol
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| Magazines and not internet? My god, you're evil! :grabs crucifix: I like some of those old designs, though most look so fragile. I'd probably break most of them :sigh: "Carol Ott" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message news:z%EUa.3639$[Email Removed]... Actually, no not really. Here's one: http://www.jetsetmodern.com/chairs.htm and another: http://www.artnewyork.com (go to Interior Design, Vintage) I get most of my info and resources from magazines and not the internet. My most exciting find was a George Nelson bench...not a repro, but the real deal. I had NO idea what it was -- just liked it and bought it. My neighbour just about had a heart attack when he saw that I had it outside on the porch with plants on it. After that, I was hooked. Carol "Baeowulf" <[Email Removed]. com> wrote in message news:VyDUa.18951$[Email Removed]... You have any links Carol? "Carol Ott" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message news:cixUa.3856$[Email Removed]... And it's KNOLL!!!!! Those 60s Knoll chairs are so hot right now. Carol "artonio7/Tony/Anthony/" <artonio7(remove)@adelphia.net> wrote in message news:bfu3f7$idpnv$[Email Removed]... I use a vintage Knoll office chair from the sixties... it's worn to shreds but I'd NEVER get rid of it... soooo comfy! Soooo funky! I'll have it reupholstered soon! with warm regards Tony http://artonio7.com "Fleemo" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message news:[Email Removed]... I'm sure many of you are like me in that you spend hours and hours sitting in your chair all day. So I'm wondering, what are the best chairs out there for those of us who spend most of our life in one? My chair should be sent out to pasture, so I'd like to get one as ergonomically correct as possible, something that will take some of the strain out of sitting hour after hour before my computer. If you love your chair, please tell me about it! Thanks. -Fleemo |
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| Fireworks 4.0 and MX have the drop down menu options. |
The problems with MX' dropdown/flyout/popup menus is the code is pretty
bloaty... and depending upon the browser version (and physical specs) of an
end-user's system, it can take a long time to process. Using layers and the
toggling on/off of the layers would be a good way to go. Project 7's Menu
Magic 2 would be a good solution... http://www.projectseven.com/
It's cost $90 dollars for the menu. I think it's too expensive. I would
like someone can suggest me some tutorial site for making a menu like this.
Thank alot!
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like someone can suggest me some tutorial site for making a menu like this.
Thank alot!
"Hunter Elliott" <[Email Removed]> glsD
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"Ukiharappa" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message news:[Email Removed]... Fireworks 4.0 and MX have the drop down menu options. The problems with MX' dropdown/flyout/popup menus is the code is pretty bloaty... and depending upon the browser version (and physical specs) of an end-user's system, it can take a long time to process. Using layers and the toggling on/off of the layers would be a good way to go. Project 7's Menu Magic 2 would be a good solution... http://www.projectseven.com/ |
I'm fat, so I doubt chairs back in the 50s were made for people of my
stature. Hell, they're still not even now. I'm contemplating taking a
bunch of cinderblocks and making myself a chair out of them, just I wouldn't
be able to turn or lean back :sigh:
stature. Hell, they're still not even now. I'm contemplating taking a
bunch of cinderblocks and making myself a chair out of them, just I wouldn't
be able to turn or lean back :sigh:
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| As for the internet vs magazines thing.....when I'm doing serious research, I tend to read in bed instead of staring at a screen. |
That's what laptops with 802.11 support are for!
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| Actually, they're surprisingly sturdy. Especially the pieces from the 1950s -- that stuff was built to LAST, unlike the stuff that's made today. You can find mint-condition Eames chairs that you would think were brand new. As for the internet vs magazines thing.....when I'm doing serious research, I tend to read in bed instead of staring at a screen. Carol "Baeowulf" <[Email Removed]. com> wrote in message news:hbGUa.62331$[Email Removed]... Magazines and not internet? My god, you're evil! :grabs crucifix: I like some of those old designs, though most look so fragile. I'd probably break most of them :sigh: "Carol Ott" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message news:z%EUa.3639$[Email Removed]... Actually, no not really. Here's one: http://www.jetsetmodern.com/chairs.htm and another: http://www.artnewyork.com (go to Interior Design, Vintage) I get most of my info and resources from magazines and not the internet. My most exciting find was a George Nelson bench...not a repro, but the real deal. I had NO idea what it was -- just liked it and bought it. My neighbour just about had a heart attack when he saw that I had it outside on the porch with plants on it. After that, I was hooked. Carol "Baeowulf" <[Email Removed]. com> wrote in message news:VyDUa.18951$[Email Removed]... You have any links Carol? "Carol Ott" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message news:cixUa.3856$[Email Removed]... And it's KNOLL!!!!! Those 60s Knoll chairs are so hot right now. Carol "artonio7/Tony/Anthony/" <artonio7(remove)@adelphia.net> wrote in message news:bfu3f7$idpnv$[Email Removed]... I use a vintage Knoll office chair from the sixties... it's worn to shreds but I'd NEVER get rid of it... soooo comfy! Soooo funky! I'll have it reupholstered soon! with warm regards Tony http://artonio7.com "Fleemo" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message news:[Email Removed]... I'm sure many of you are like me in that you spend hours and hours sitting in your chair all day. So I'm wondering, what are the best chairs out there for those of us who spend most of our life in one? My chair should be sent out to pasture, so I'd like to get one as ergonomically correct as possible, something that will take some of the strain out of sitting hour after hour before my computer. If you love your chair, please tell me about it! Thanks. -Fleemo |
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| It's cost $90 dollars for the menu. I think it's too expensive. I would like someone can suggest me some tutorial site for making a menu like this. |
the P7 site also has a tutorial on how to make your own with layers.
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| I'm fat, so I doubt chairs back in the 50s were made for people of my stature. Hell, they're still not even now. I'm contemplating taking a bunch of cinderblocks and making myself a chair out of them, just I wouldn't be able to turn or lean back :sigh: |
http://www.bizchair.com/big-and-tall-office-chairs.html
This subject came up recently on a forum. This site had the best
selection/price range.
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Hey no dissin' IKEA... this very chair I'm using now is from there.
And it's very comfy.
Matt
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And it's very comfy.
Matt
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| quiqueg <[Email Removed]> wrote in news:[email protected]: jokes aside, even the ultra cheap-o IKEA has some good chairs - all depends upon the match between yo'bum and the chair... the more you can try, the highest the possibility. qqg |
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IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII wrote:
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| Dog Soldiers What is this movie? |
It's a soldier movie with werewolves.
Horror with some suitably black humour to go with it.
For my money, the best thing I saw at the cinema last year.
Well - about six years ago I invested in a chair (on sale for $275) from Office
max.
It had a high back, plenty of padding in back and for rump - and arms.
It also swirlveled around and had wheels (casters) to roll.
One when you are looking for a 'comfortable' chair - look at the front where
your legs bend at the knee.
Do not buy something 'flat' but go for 'rounded' - when I was in Business
school the pointed this out - the flat is not as comfortable and puts pressure
on the under part of where you knee is.
I liked the clothe better - thick green (emerald) tweedish material - thick -
and wiped clean (coffee spills).
When I moved recently - I left it behind (regret it now)
It also did move up and down - for better seating.
I liked it alot - and saved up for it.
When I freelanced more - I was in that chair easily - over 14 hours a day at
times - and I have a broken tailbone - and never felt uncomfortable.
:)
Deb
http://my.talentx.com/doodler
max.
It had a high back, plenty of padding in back and for rump - and arms.
It also swirlveled around and had wheels (casters) to roll.
One when you are looking for a 'comfortable' chair - look at the front where
your legs bend at the knee.
Do not buy something 'flat' but go for 'rounded' - when I was in Business
school the pointed this out - the flat is not as comfortable and puts pressure
on the under part of where you knee is.
I liked the clothe better - thick green (emerald) tweedish material - thick -
and wiped clean (coffee spills).
When I moved recently - I left it behind (regret it now)
It also did move up and down - for better seating.
I liked it alot - and saved up for it.
When I freelanced more - I was in that chair easily - over 14 hours a day at
times - and I have a broken tailbone - and never felt uncomfortable.
:)
Deb
http://my.talentx.com/doodler
ACK! They're bloody expensive! It's nice to know though that there are
chairs out there that will work.
Thanks Laura!
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chairs out there that will work.
Thanks Laura!
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| I'm fat, so I doubt chairs back in the 50s were made for people of my stature. Hell, they're still not even now. I'm contemplating taking a bunch of cinderblocks and making myself a chair out of them, just I wouldn't be able to turn or lean back :sigh: http://www.bizchair.com/big-and-tall-office-chairs.html This subject came up recently on a forum. This site had the best selection/price range. [Email Removed] http://www.madmousergraphics.com web design, print design, photography |
what sort of animations are they?
if they are already in flash, why not use flash?
....just not sure why ur going the path of export to media cleaner.
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if they are already in flash, why not use flash?
....just not sure why ur going the path of export to media cleaner.
:/
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| Anyone here have a bit of experience with MEDIA CLEANER 5.0? Please respond.. I have a few flash movies exported as uncompressed AVIs...I'm pulling them into media cleaner to compress them for the web..The animation looks like shit..Media Cleaner will not allow me to select some of the codecs..I'm obviously doing something wrong..Have no clue..I've been working on this for like 10 hours..still no deal. Also..Has anyone had a problem exporting Quicktime 4.0 from Flash MX? It freezes up everytime I try to export a quicktime movie.. -brian KILLED BY DESIGN http://www.killedbydesign.com NEW AND IMPROVED WEB HOSTING http://www.mindfieldmedia.com |
in article [Email Removed],
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII at [Email Removed] wrote on
7/27/03 7:42 PM:
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII at [Email Removed] wrote on
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| Also..Has anyone had a problem exporting Quicktime 4.0 from Flash MX? It freezes up everytime I try to export a quicktime movie.. |
Sometimes when I think I've experienced freezes I really haven't. It's just
taken an exorbitant amount of time to generate at times. How long have you
been giving it to generate?
Brian
Hi Salvatore,
Glad to see your works in this online exhibition, anyway only the first URL
works the others are broken.
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Glad to see your works in this online exhibition, anyway only the first URL
works the others are broken.
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| Hello, here new images of my concept car Alfa Romeo (texture version) Please send me your critique. http://www.cardesignnews.com/portfolios/cd...l=74&imageNum=2 http://news2.mcneel.com/scripts/dne...item=6403&utag= http://www.cardesignnews.com/portfo...=186&imageNum=3 http://news2.mcneel.com/scripts/dne...ext=Next+thread http://news2.mcneel.com/scripts/dne...ext=Next+thread ciao rino |
I am using allwebmenus by Likno over the past few months and it has
been a good choice for me. They have two options for $60 and $30 I
think (I use the professional one) but you can create any type of
javascript menu you want with it. Check it out on http://www.likno.com
Elene
"olivier Borgognon" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message news:<3f241def$0$22128$[Email Removed]>...
been a good choice for me. They have two options for $60 and $30 I
think (I use the professional one) but you can create any type of
javascript menu you want with it. Check it out on http://www.likno.com
Elene
"olivier Borgognon" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message news:<3f241def$0$22128$[Email Removed]>...
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| look up the dynamic drive, and dynamicduo they offer info on dhtml, and javascripting to code your menu. you'll have great stuff, else check out the work of bratta or brata, it's great dhtml.. hope this helps olivier ps : you might try a javascript board too. "Adam" <info@_REMOVE_TO_REPLY_webresults4u.com> wrote in message news:88yUa.50687$vz%[Email Removed]... I use this... http://www.bigbangextensions.com/menumachine/ Adam www.webresults4u.com "TomatoGuy" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message news:bfuaan$[Email Removed]... Please help me out here, I need to make a drop down menu like this (sample: http://www.coresolutions.com/) Please suggest both Javascript or Flash method to do this. Thanks very much!!!! |
In article <[Email Removed]>, fleemo17
@attbi.com says...
@attbi.com says...
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| I'm sure many of you are like me in that you spend hours and hours sitting in your chair all day. So I'm wondering, what are the best chairs out there for those of us who spend most of our life in one? My chair should be sent out to pasture, so I'd like to get one as ergonomically correct as possible, something that will take some of the strain out of sitting hour after hour before my computer. If you love your chair, please tell me about it! |
I'd love to help, but I hate both my chair at work and my chair at home.
the work chair is a cheapy office type chair that creaks and groans a
lot when I move, and I'd like to replace it (I'll probably switch it out
sometime when no one is looking). And, my chair at home is a hulking
beast of vinyl and metal that is prone to sinking and/or loosing wheels
at the slightest provocation. I hate both of them.
-Ed
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"artonio7/Tony/Anthony/" <artonio7(remove)@adelphia.net> wrote in message news:<bfrotd$i1h4n$[Email Removed]>...
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| Joanne... if you were disappointed in the drekky flick "City of Angels" I recommend the movie it was based on a multi-lingual, foreign film, "Far Away So Close"..... Beside the great visuals the sound track is wonderful. The story drags in a few spots but it's definitely worth a look. with warm regards, Tony http://artonio7.com |
Tony,
Thanks for the reccommendation. We've got a very good idependent video
rental shop in town. They have a great foreign selection; I'll bet
they'll have it.
Joanne
"IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII" <[Email Removed]> ha
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| Anyone here have a bit of experience with MEDIA CLEANER 5.0? Please respond.. I have a few flash movies exported as uncompressed AVIs...I'm pulling them into media cleaner to compress them for the web..The animation looks like shit..Media Cleaner will not allow me to select some of the codecs..I'm obviously doing something wrong..Have no clue..I've been working on this for like 10 hours..still no deal. |
If it is only a compression issue I would try to use Sorenson Squeeze that
allow you to export the file in swf or flv format and then reimport it into
Flash. This application offer a lot more compression options than the
Sorenson compression tool built into Flash.
| QUOTE |
| Also..Has anyone had a problem exporting Quicktime 4.0 from Flash MX? It freezes up everytime I try to export a quicktime movie.. |
You must consider your computer power and how are big your files, anyway
sometimes the computer doesn't freezes but it's processing your file. Go
out, take a cup of coffe and return later....;-)
I hope this will help you
cheers
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Davide Montellanico
in article bg3919$kgm47$[Email Removed], Edward Wedig at
[Email Removed] wrote on 7.28.2003 8:38 AM:
[Email Removed] wrote on 7.28.2003 8:38 AM:
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| In article <[Email Removed]>, fleemo17 @attbi.com says... I'm sure many of you are like me in that you spend hours and hours sitting in your chair all day. So I'm wondering, what are the best chairs out there for those of us who spend most of our life in one? My chair should be sent out to pasture, so I'd like to get one as ergonomically correct as possible, something that will take some of the strain out of sitting hour after hour before my computer. If you love your chair, please tell me about it! I'd love to help, but I hate both my chair at work and my chair at home. the work chair is a cheapy office type chair that creaks and groans a lot when I move, and I'd like to replace it (I'll probably switch it out sometime when no one is looking). And, my chair at home is a hulking beast of vinyl and metal that is prone to sinking and/or loosing wheels at the slightest provocation. I hate both of them. -Ed |
I am in the same boat. Now that I freelance 100%, I am needing a good
comfortable chair. The one I have right now is so bad. My tailbone hurts
after a while and oh the back pain! I try to take many breaks, but it still
doesn't help. I would LOVE to get a chair from Relax the Back Store but they
are completely out of my range (www.relaxthebackstore.com). They have one
simple chair at about $500, then the others are around $1500/$2500. I sat in
them at the store, and they are incredibly comfortable. You can really tell
a difference between a good chair and a bad one when you sit in one of
theirs.
-Lynn
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| what sort of animations are they? if they are already in flash, why not use flash? |
They are animations that FLASH will DEFINITLY not handle ..I'm using flash (
basically ) as a compositing program...I have a ton of video/ and big PNG files
mixed in with vector animations all compiled together..Keyframes lumped ontop
of keyframes..My SWF export is 20 megs..My AVI export is 300 megs..
-brian
KILLED BY DESIGN
http://www.killedbydesign.com
NEW AND IMPROVED WEB HOSTING
http://www.mindfieldmedia.com
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| How long have you been giving it to generate? |
I've waited it out for a while...I thought this was happening too..Maybe I
should be more patient..
However..Whenever I do a CNTL-ALT-DELETE it says " FLASH/dlkfjsfsj" Not
responding".
Thanks...
I had the latest quicktime on this box..I uninstalled it and put 4.1.1. On
here..Should work right?
-brian
KILLED BY DESIGN
http://www.killedbydesign.com
NEW AND IMPROVED WEB HOSTING
http://www.mindfieldmedia.com
Let me rephrase this..
Does anyone know of a good codec to use that will compress animation well..I've
been trying to use SORENSON with every possible setting and it makes the video
look great..and the animation look like crap. One of my friends recommended
APPLE QUICKTIME ANIMATION...I used it..Looks great..However, the file size is
enormous no matter what I do..It's a one minute video..22 megs..Not good. I
want to put this on the web.
-brian
KILLED BY DESIGN
http://www.killedbydesign.com
NEW AND IMPROVED WEB HOSTING
http://www.mindfieldmedia.com
Does anyone know of a good codec to use that will compress animation well..I've
been trying to use SORENSON with every possible setting and it makes the video
look great..and the animation look like crap. One of my friends recommended
APPLE QUICKTIME ANIMATION...I used it..Looks great..However, the file size is
enormous no matter what I do..It's a one minute video..22 megs..Not good. I
want to put this on the web.
-brian
KILLED BY DESIGN
http://www.killedbydesign.com
NEW AND IMPROVED WEB HOSTING
http://www.mindfieldmedia.com
"IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII" <[Email Removed]> wrote in
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| How long have you been giving it to generate? I've waited it out for a while... |
how long is "a while"? It could take 10 or more hours to render the video
depending upon file size and processor power.
May be you haven't seen my previous post, anyway I suggested you to use
Sorenson Squeeze, it's a totally different thing compared to Sorenson Spark
Standard Edition *the CODEC used by Flash MX* it's more powerfull.
here's the link
http://www.sorenson.com/application_custom...atalog.php#mxwf
have a good luck ;-)
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Davide Montellanico
"IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII" <[Email Removed]> ha
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Sorenson Squeeze, it's a totally different thing compared to Sorenson Spark
Standard Edition *the CODEC used by Flash MX* it's more powerfull.
here's the link
http://www.sorenson.com/application_custom...atalog.php#mxwf
have a good luck ;-)
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Davide Montellanico
"IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII" <[Email Removed]> ha
scritto nel messaggio news:[Email Removed]...
| QUOTE |
| Let me rephrase this.. Does anyone know of a good codec to use that will compress animation well..I've been trying to use SORENSON with every possible setting and it makes the video look great..and the animation look like crap. One of my friends recommended APPLE QUICKTIME ANIMATION...I used it..Looks great..However, the file size is enormous no matter what I do..It's a one minute video..22 megs..Not good. I want to put this on the web. -brian KILLED BY DESIGN http://www.killedbydesign.com NEW AND IMPROVED WEB HOSTING http://www.mindfieldmedia.com |
Hey Lenny.
I actually just moved from Apex back to Garner. I lived in Apex for two
years, but just bought a house in Garner, where I'm living and working now.
Small world. We should get together for a cup of coffee or a beer sometime.
Thanks for the comments on the site. Much appreciation...
Ben
Lenny Terenzi wrote:
I actually just moved from Apex back to Garner. I lived in Apex for two
years, but just bought a house in Garner, where I'm living and working now.
Small world. We should get together for a cup of coffee or a beer sometime.
Thanks for the comments on the site. Much appreciation...
Ben
Lenny Terenzi wrote:
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| I think it's nice I dig the layout... Comments below 1. Once you get the text hardocded in I think everything will pop better. 2. I would lose the splash page. It's not really neccessary. 3. Perhaps do something to the main nav along the top to make it stand out more.. I am not talking hard-edged buttons but maybe something ghosted and on rollover it can pop into view a little better. Maybe make the text a little heavier bold it up a bit. Whoever said this looked more like a bad brochure is dead wrong - this is a good start to a nice site! Simple, clean, and iot strikes the kind of feel a company like this needs... Are you in NC? I am in Apex, NC On Fri, 25 Jul 2003 17:52:00 GMT, Ben Woodward <[Email Removed]> wrote: Got another one coming down the pipe, and I'd like some opinions. It's a pretty simple straight redesign of http://www.orieltherapeutics.com and we're shooting to match some of their new brand materials and collateral. The two screens I've got up so far don't communicate too much of what they do yet, since we don't have content and industry specific imagery in there, so I guess I'm just looking for opinions on the overall look & feel... http://www.perpetuainteractive.com/clients...ash_layout.html Any opinions, both good and bad, are welcome... Thanks. Ben W. Lenny Terenzi interactive media designer http://www.lennyterenzi.com web | print | multimedia | corporate identity | consulting |
But it is Flash, and therefore more despised than spam. Anti-Flash
legislation should be making its way through Congress any day now.
Fred
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legislation should be making its way through Congress any day now.
Fred
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| Found this wile looking for ideas for our intranet. It's GREAT! http://www.firestormpc.com/ m. |
I'm really tired bye bye Fred........... :-)
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| But it is Flash, and therefore more despised than spam. Anti-Flash legislation should be making its way through Congress any day now. Fred "SpaceGirl" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message news:bg3cf4$jf2ma$[Email Removed]... Found this wile looking for ideas for our intranet. It's GREAT! http://www.firestormpc.com/ m. |
Fred:
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| But it is Flash, and therefore more despised than spam. Anti-Flash legislation should be making its way through Congress any day now. |
rofl!
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Gem
Fred:
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| Sorry, Davide, sarcasm after a long day is best avoided. |
don't tell me the fine art of *sarcasm* is dying out, too....
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"Edward Wedig" <[Email Removed]> wrote
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| If Flash is outlawed, then only outlaws will have Flash... |
Well those of us that are against Flash legislation say, "Remember, Flash
doesn't create bad design.....people create bad design."
Fred
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| In article <[Email Removed]>, [Email Removed] says... But it is Flash, and therefore more despised than spam. Anti-Flash legislation should be making its way through Congress any day now. If Flash is outlawed, then only outlaws will have Flash... ... ... cool! :) -Ed -- **************************** Edward Wedig Graphic Designer - Web Designer - Gamemaster - Nice Guy www.docbrown.net **************************** |
Fred wrote:
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| Well those of us that are against Flash legislation say, "Remember, Flash doesn't create bad design.....people create bad design."<<< |
Right. With Flash.
Dan
http://www.FreelanceWorkshops.com
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| "Edward Wedig" <[Email Removed]> wrote If Flash is outlawed, then only outlaws will have Flash... Well those of us that are against Flash legislation say, "Remember, Flash doesn't create bad design.....people create bad design." Fred in message news:bg3thg$kf7ah$[Email Removed]... In article <[Email Removed]>, [Email Removed] says... But it is Flash, and therefore more despised than spam. Anti-Flash legislation should be making its way through Congress any day now. If Flash is outlawed, then only outlaws will have Flash... ... ... cool! :) -Ed -- **************************** Edward Wedig Graphic Designer - Web Designer - Gamemaster - Nice Guy www.docbrown.net **************************** |
Exactly, anytime, anywhere, for any reason. Flash...bad.
Hence the need for legislation.
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www.leafpublishing.com
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Hence the need for legislation.
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www.leafpublishing.com
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| Fred wrote: Well those of us that are against Flash legislation say, "Remember, Flash doesn't create bad design.....people create bad design."<<< Right. With Flash. Dan http://www.FreelanceWorkshops.com "Fred Doyle" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message news:[Email Removed]... "Edward Wedig" <[Email Removed]> wrote If Flash is outlawed, then only outlaws will have Flash... Well those of us that are against Flash legislation say, "Remember, Flash doesn't create bad design.....people create bad design." Fred in message news:bg3thg$kf7ah$[Email Removed]... In article <[Email Removed]>, [Email Removed] says... But it is Flash, and therefore more despised than spam. Anti-Flash legislation should be making its way through Congress any day now. If Flash is outlawed, then only outlaws will have Flash... ... ... cool! :) -Ed -- **************************** Edward Wedig Graphic Designer - Web Designer - Gamemaster - Nice Guy www.docbrown.net **************************** |
Lenny wrote:
| QUOTE |
| Flash is here to stay<<< |
So are Star Trek conventions. Both are perceived the same way by the general
public. Mightily defended by those on the inside, mildly
amusing/ignored/ridiculed to/by everyone else.
| QUOTE |
| I loves me some flash mmm mmm mmm<<< |
Completely disregarding my stance on Flash, I've gotta admit this has
got to be one of the funniest post I've read in here in awhile.
Thanks for a rather humerous cap to an otherwise crappy Monday, Dan. =)
Ben
Dan wrote:
got to be one of the funniest post I've read in here in awhile.
Thanks for a rather humerous cap to an otherwise crappy Monday, Dan. =)
Ben
Dan wrote:
| QUOTE |
| Lenny wrote: Flash is here to stay<<< So are Star Trek conventions. Both are perceived the same way by the general public. Mightily defended by those on the inside, mildly amusing/ignored/ridiculed to/by everyone else. I loves me some flash mmm mmm mmm<<< "Captain. This Tribble is dead." Dan http://www.FreelanceWorkshops.com |
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| Hey guys, what's the name of that German free newserver? cis.d...something? |
News.CIS.DFN.DE
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