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To create this situation, the TABLE element is actually placed within the FORM element, rather than the other way around, because the only place you can put anything in a table is within an individual cell. Obviously, the entire form could not be put into such a small space, so the table necessarily goes into the form, not the other way around. This way, the structural capacities of the table are gained and the functional capabilities of the form are maintained. By setting things up so that the table has two columns with the rst column, which contains the descriptive text, right-aligned, and the second column, which contains the form controls, left-aligned, the form suddenly gains a nice, neat structure that is easy for the user to follow.

To change the value of a property, click into the corresponding field on the right of the CSS Properties tab. Color-based properties, like background-color, include a standard Dreamweaver color picker to simplify your selection; properties requiring a URL offer both Point-to-File and Browse-for-File icons. Those properties that use specific keywords, like display, provide a list of acceptable values. In all cases, the value can also be entered by hand. This is especially useful when working with properties that accept compound values, like border, for which entering the values in proper order (style, color, width) is valid. Hover over a property value to see a code hint. After you ve inserted your new value, press Enter (Return) or click anywhere to confirm the change; Dreamweaver immediately renders the results. The Rules inspector and CSS Properties tab work well when you re editing CSS from a topdown perspective. If you d prefer a bottom-up approach, select the tag containing the existing style rather than the style itself. Now the Tag inspector switches again and shows three tabs, one of which is the Relevant CSS tab. This category is divided into two areas. The top section lists rules that affect the selected tag and the tags they are applied to. Select one of these rules to see a breakdown of all that rule s properties and values in the lower section of the Relevant CSS tab, as shown in Figure 7-8.

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The parameters are initially named as Parameter n, where n represents the number in which the variable is first defined in the stored procedure. You can rename the parameters to use more meaningful names by editing the parameter in the Microsoft Query program. Choose View Parameters to bring up the Edit Parameter dialog box, shown in Figure 15-8, where you can rename the parameter.

1. Create a new MXML application named UseDataConnection.mxml and view it in Source mode. 2. Set its layout property to an instance of <s:VerticalLayout> with horizontalAlign set to center and paddingTop set to 20.

Often you ll let people move around the map at will, but more than likely you will want to provide some quick methods for taking your users to particular places on the map. Three methods are useful in this situation: The first, which you have already used, is centerAndZoom(). It centers the map on a supplied GPoint and zooms to a specific level on the map. The move is instantaneous and is best used when initializing the map for the first time and centering (and zooming) on a specific area. For example:

Cryptanalysis refers to the methods for the analysis of cryptographic systems, and in particular, to recover the plaintext and/or key from ciphertext. Cryptanalysis makes use of 1. Knowledge of the structure of the cryptographic system T , 2. Cribs information believed to be contained in the plaintext, and 3. Characteristics of the underlying language of the plaintext. The frequencies of occurrence of letters constitute an elementary characteristic of a natural language. In English, the most frequent letters are E, T, A, O, N, R, I, S, and H. Roughly 13% of the letters in a large sample of English text should be E s.

Listing 3.2 Binary decoder using a conditional signal assignment statement library ieee; use ieee. std-logic-1164. a l l ; e n t i t y decoder-2-4 is port ( a : i n s t d - l o g i c - v e c t o r (1 downto 0 ) ; en: in std-logic; y : o u t s t d - l o g i c - v e c t o r (3 downto 0 )

RAM and Disk Space 158 Document Size/Export Size 158 Color-Safe 158 Bitmaps 158 Framerate 158 Action and Title-Safe Zones 158 Sound 159 Convert Movie Clips to Animated Symbols . . .159 No Actions 159 Text Size and Fonts 159 Ready to Render 159 Summary 159