I don't know what the licensing for mp3 is, but you can use wma for free. Use the Windows Media Encoder (http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmedia).
- Matt Small
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From: Jeffry Houser
To: CF-Community
Sent: Friday, May 14, 2004 1:06 PM
Subject: MP3 Licensing...
Christine! Thanks!
You are always a welcome particpant in this list and I figured you would
be lurking ;) :D
Good to hear from you!!
By the way - I do have a very positive experience to share - we recently
had to put in a call to MM support for a server problem we were having
and Sarge helped us o
MM -must- care. they responded *twice*!
:)
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From: "Christine Lawson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Community" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, May 17, 2004 3:23 PM
Subject: RE: Positive Outlooks in the CF community
> Hello Everyone,
> I am just reading through all of
Hello Everyone,
I am just reading through all of your posts and wanted to respond. I'd first
off like to state that when I speak to any new ColdFusion customer I tell
them about the Community and how strong, helpful and committed you are. I
also always give them the cf-talk list information and urg
Hello Everyone,
I am just reading through all of your posts and wanted to respond. I'd first
off like to state that when I speak to any new ColdFusion customer I tell
them about the Community and how strong, helpful and committed you are. I
also always give them the cf-talk list information and urg
I think the disconnect in views here is what is thought of as "positive
thinking" in the community. I think the CF community DOES think positively
about CF as being their favorite tool. And I think it's their favorite tool
because they do see how useful it is. And cf-talk is certainly active with
p
another possibility is an attach to process in vis studio (if you have it)
and try to "debug" the process... then just do a stop debugging... it should
either kill the process or hang vis studio
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Sent: Monday, May 17, 20
I think Sean definitely has a point.
I have seldom been a part of an online community that is less happy with itself or its vendors (Director users are the only users who moan louder):
The sky is falling is the tenor of most posts not about specific technical questions.
Look at all of the respons
Update:
So, my box went down so I did, of course, get rid of the task, but I think I
know the answer now. ATI's DVR stuff can control the tv crap with a service,
ATI Scheduler. Even though I wasn't using it, the service _was_ running and
I bet it had some kind of "hook" into the task.
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> From: Monique Boea
>
> I need to document the back end of a web site and was
> wondering if anyone had examples of how to do so.
RoboHelp!
A MM product which can build HTML pages with search built in
Also RoboDemo - it allows capturing of screen processes
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had examples of how to do so.
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Me too, Ben.
__
..
The number of times I've said, "I've
got this friend who... well, I've never really met him, but..." is
ridiculously large.
..
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> This list is volatile by it's natural, but I don't think he was directing
> his comments at this list, as much as at the technical lists, and I don't
> see it on CF-Talk, or the other tech lists. I flamed MM a few times on
> Talk, especially about not fixing the memory leaks, but that's about a
At 02:41 PM 5/17/04, BenD wrote:
> > I disagree wholeheartedly. The people here are great about helping each
> > other. The only thing that anyone could possibly construe as negative is
> > our unwillingness to accept any BS from the vendors, and our intolerance
> > for those who would use the li
Raymond,
In my experience with ATI, they provide a single large install application. They also break it down into functional install packages. I have had better luck with these smaller install packages.
Dharmesh
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Have you tried kill -9 (iirc)? That one always works for me when nothing
else does.
-Bret
Mike Townend wrote:
> you could have a look at handlex from www.sysinternals.com ... although it
> could be called process explorer now...
>
>
> Failing that a reboot/power off
>
> -Original Message-
I love this card. If only I could get a decent antenna hooked up to my
pc right now. Currently I use it to record programs from my pvr that I
want to keep permanently.
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fax: 972.687.0607
mailto:[EMAI
I had an ATI with video in. It's basically the Multimedia Center but using
an external TV tuner. When it worked, it was nice but when I upgraded my
video card to something else I was happy to not deal with it anymore. I
don't remember what all I did when it had problems, but I now have a Leadtek
Wi
As far as I can see it is owned by me. Odd thing is - I also tried taskkill,
had never heard of it, even it told me Success, but the process is still
there.
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Could be a couple of things. Check security permissions on the user that
is trying to kill the process. You can only kill processes belonging to
you. If you're in as administrator and it still won't kill, it's not
permissions.
Also, if the process was started by scheduler, it has to be killed
I give up, what's the answer? ;-)
um well I googled and came up with this page, if it helps...
http://www.talkroot.com/archive/topic/4534-1.html
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From: Raymond Camden
atimmc.exe - my wonderful ATI TV application. Which - works ok - but if it
hangs, it seems to hang f
"Shutdown"
At 12:12 PM 5/17/2004, you wrote:
>Ok, any idea EXECEPT a reboot. ;)
>
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atimmc.exe - my wonderful ATI TV application. Which - works ok - but if it
hangs, it seems to hang forever until reboot.
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Wait until morning, when the sun comes out and turns the undead to dust?
(Just an idea...)
Jerry Johnson
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 05/17/04 03:00PM >>>
>So, I've got a process that won't die via Task Manager, or using kill, or
>using pskill. Any ideas?
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what is the name of the application/process?
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Doing it in Task Manager gets no response.
Using pskill says it was killed.
Using kill says No such process.
Using kill -f 2960 gives no error but doesn't stop it.
Outbound email scanned for viruses. (e
Doing it in Task Manager gets no response.
Using pskill says it was killed.
Using kill says No such process.
Using kill -f 2960 gives no error but doesn't stop it.
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Do you get an error message?
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Ok, any idea EXECEPT a reboot. ;)
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you could have a look at handlex from www.sysinternals.com ... although it
could be called process explorer now...
Failing that a reboot/power off
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From: Raymond Camden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 17, 2004 20:01
To: CF-Community
Subject: killing the un
Ok, any idea EXECEPT a reboot. ;)
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At 12:52 PM 5/17/04, Candace wrote:
>I'm a certified book addict. At age 26 I have around 2000 of my own. No
>spouse to contribute to the load :)
>
>I always say "There certainly are worse things to be addicted to."
My ex used to say it would be cheaper if I used cocaine. I've got about
10,000
Nope, just anapplication that refuses to die.
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>>| From: Angel Stewart
>>|
>>| Won't BlueDragon cut the costs of CF hosting while still
>>| allowing us to
>>| leverage RAD with CFML?
Not enough people on that band wagon yet Gel.
But hopefully, over the next 5 years, that will be a different story.
Unfortunately we're living now. ;)
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Reboot?
Cheers,
Erika
>>| From: Raymond Camden
>>|
>>| So, I've got a process that won't die via Task Manager, or
>>| using kill, or
>>| using pskill. Any ideas?
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And presumably a Linux server would be the best choice?
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From: Phillip B
I never installed the shoutcast server but I'm tempted to give it a
whirl on a rarely used web server.
I never really gave a thought about royalties. I was going to use it to
play my bands music
is it a service?
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So, I've got a process that won't die via Task Manager, or using kill, or
using pskill. Any ideas?
Outbound email scanned for viruses. (e232)
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So, I've got a process that won't die via Task Manager, or using kill, or
using pskill. Any ideas?
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If you're not wearing a lot of protection a big shield has a lot of
advantages especially if you're also trying to poke the other guys with a
large sharp stick (i.e., a spear).
That said, from what I remember from my military history classes, the
typical way of doing battle in the pre-classical G
They had armour at that time. The problem was is how much. During the
supposed time of the Trojan wars, not a lot of metal was used for
protection, latex perhaps, -- pardon wrong sort of Trojan.
Anyhow, Troy, in the Iliad, occurred about 1200 BC. While there was some
bronze armour, Bronze is a ver
I never installed the shoutcast server but I'm tempted to give it a
whirl on a rarely used web server.
I never really gave a thought about royalties. I was going to use it to
play my bands music. I think that there would be some sort of royalty
issue though. From my past experience, if you play
>>They had big shields.
Or they were really tiny people.I mean, in all of the pictures I have
seen of ancient civ's, it shows the pictures and glyphs of all of these tiny
people.or I am just ready to go home and it is Monday, yeah, that's
probably it.;-)
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F
> They used a lot more armor than I remember being told
> they used.actually, I thought I remember something about the greeks
> fighting nude.
In your dreams! :-p
And greco-roman wrestling. Or is that a dream fantasy too?
They used armor. I also recall a passage from the Illiad about bringin
> I disagree wholeheartedly. The people here are great about helping each
> other. The only thing that anyone could possibly construe as negative is
> our unwillingness to accept any BS from the vendors, and our intolerance
> for those who would use the lists as their private marketing outlet.
I
He's not really a troll. He's just opinionated.
> See what Mikey said about this. From what I've read, he came into
> Cf-Talk, didn't like what he saw, and blogged about it. When he got tons
> of bad feedback, he deleted the entry, put up a new one and disabled
> comments. Sounds just like another
Won't BlueDragon cut the costs of CF hosting while still allowing us to
leverage RAD with CFML?
There are also a lot more 'turnkey' website solutions for PHP.
Those PHPNuke sites are a dime a dozen now, and we don't really have
anything full fledged for CF yet.
I see there is CFNuke, but i
See what Mikey said about this. From what I've read, he came into
Cf-Talk, didn't like what he saw, and blogged about it. When he got tons
of bad feedback, he deleted the entry, put up a new one and disabled
comments. Sounds just like another Troll to me.
I agree though Maureen, this is the the
I disagree wholeheartedly. The people here are great about helping each
other. The only thing that anyone could possibly construe as negative is
our unwillingness to accept any BS from the vendors, and our intolerance
for those who would use the lists as their private marketing outlet.
At 01:
Pretty much a "me too" here RE: Erika's post
Since I work on the hosting end of things, my experience is a bit
different. I depend on developers to keep my employed. I have seen some
big account turn to .NET or PHP for one reason or another. On the other
hand, I have seen CF grow in size as well.
Pretty much a "me too" here.
Since I work on the hosting end of things, my experience is a bit
different. I depend on developers to keep my employed. I have seen some
big account turn to .NET or PHP for one reason or another. On the other
hand, I have seen CF grow in size as well. But like Eric
yeah, we're a negative bunch.
But really the whole IT community is negative right now. The dot com
implosion being what it was...going from "we can wear shorts and sandals and
get free soda and foozball and work whenever we want" abruptly changed to
"we have to adhere to the dress policy and pay
I got it!
So, when the uninstall stopped working, I went into regedit and discovered
that the reg keys were marked w/ permissions so that only SYSTEM could
delete them.
This was the first time I even heard of a reg key having security on it!
Anyway, removing the keys allowed the uninstaller to w
I really liked this article:
http://ojr.org/ojr/glaser/1084325287.php
It discusses whether blogs can be considered journalism and asks what impact they really have on other media and on public opinion. What I really liked was this quote:
"Many people pay attention to the very small world of blog
OH! And for what it is worth, I think this would be a GREAT discussion
for CF-FUN --- something we can all discuss and get out in the open.
Hash out, argue about, --
Heck! CF_FUN in itself is a fun time! How much more positive does it
need to get??
Bah, now you got me all mad and riled up.
Cheer
I just read that thread ... And I wish Sean could come to talk to all
the clients we have that keep trying to push PHP down our throats.
(forgive me Sean for using your name, but your posts came out the most
agressively ;) :P)
PHP this, PHP that, PHP has this, how come CF doesn't ...
And I wish
Frank, your reply was cut off.
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Setting up the ATI card was a major pain for me as well I tried pretty
much all prior version oft the Multimedia Center until I got version 8.2 to
run stable here. The key for me was to completely remove Multimedia Center
software before installing another version.
It took me almost a month to
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From: Raymond Camden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 17, 2004 10:33 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: ati tv wonder pro install issues
Anyone here have the AI TV Wonder Pro and have software issues? Everytime
I
install and then try to run crap, I get a
As for the positive, we support each other, we teach each other, we help each other and we accept each other.
Can you ask for anything more?
> Sean Corfield made a remark on this thread on Macromedia-Talk about
> the CF community being one of the most negative technical communities
> around. (M
Sean left the HoF mailing lists back when I started to run banner ads on the emails. He just didn't want to switch to text only. Point is, he's not on CF-Community, not on CF-Talk, not on any HoF list other than Macromedia-talk. He does post to CFCDev and CFGuru but the amount of traffic those list
Sean Corfield made a remark on this thread on Macromedia-Talk about the CF community being one of the most negative technical communities around. (Meaning we're always talking negatively.)
http://www.houseoffusion.com/lists.cfm/link=m:28:34:134
So what do you think? Do you think he's right? I wou
Thanks for letting me know about that one, we have a cue cat kicking around
somewhere.
larry
> -Original Message-
> From: Candace Cottrell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, May 17, 2004 12:52 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Books (WAS RE: New Apartment Stories)
>
>
> I'm a cert
I enjoyed the movie, I would have liked to seen them follow a few things a
little more closely, like the story line with Patroclus, the changes made
there seemed to be a little useless, I don't see any reason why they didn't
stick to the Iliad for this one.
Its hard to use the gods in a movie like
My primary card is a Radeon 9700, but w/ no dual display.
I've since uninstalled and reinstalled, and now the app will no longer
uninstall. Crapola.
-rc
> -Original Message-
> From: Jim Davis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, May 17, 2004 10:09 AM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject:
I'm a certified book addict. At age 26 I have around 2000 of my own. No spouse to contribute to the load :)
I always say "There certainly are worse things to be addicted to."
Check out Readerware. It's a cooll cataloguing software that uses a Cue Cat.
Oh, I also collect Advanced Reading Copies.
Yup. As an aside I support the troops for sure, and did support the
invasion, but I think the decision to invade was the wrong one now. Even if
leaving Saddam in power would have caused a larger loss of life though his
actions with WMD's or whatever, we should have just let him simmer and when
the
ebooks all the way baby. got +/- 100 books on my 512MB SD card that can be
read anytime, anyplace on my iPaq. Home, work, train, plane, bed, yard, and
of course, the 'loo'.
: )
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From: "Lyons, Larry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Community" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Mo
I could not have said it better myself.
larry
> -Original Message-
> From: Erika L Walker-Arnold [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, May 17, 2004 11:45 AM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: RE: New Apartment Stories
>
>
> I think you're either a book collector or your're not.
> Meani
Greeks fought in armor they had quite sophisticated armor given the technology of the time.
They competed nude in the original Olympic games.
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Web Programmer
BloodSource
www.BloodSource.org
Sacramento, CA
"C code. C code run. Run code run. Please!"
- Cynthia Du
Oh yeah, for any women that might be wanting to see it for the same
reason, he was nude, but they didn't show anythingjust a lot of
intelligently placed camera angles.
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Marlon Moyer, Sr. Internet Developer
American Contractors Insurance Group
phone: 972.687.9445
fax: 972.687.0607
mailto:[EM
Well, my wife talked me into seeing Troy this weekend. First off let me
tell you that I was surprised that she wanted to see it, but when
pressed, she said she'd read that Brad Pitt was nude in it several
times. Aside from that, this is not my wife's kind of movie. This
genre is usually my type
I think you're either a book collector or your're not. Meaning you enjoy
hardcover books for their looks, and titles and the "ergonomic's" of the
situation just doesn't come into question.
I adore hardcover books, I love the artwork, the binding, the way they
smell, the way they look on the shelve
> This week's meet the press had more drama than normal. It seems that
> Colin Powell's press secretary was trying to keep him from saying some
> things. He wouldn't let her stop him though. Go Powell!
Beyond that Tim Russert was 13 minutes into a 10 minute interview during a
group of interviews
Assuming Escrow goes smoothly on my house, I will be going to Cancun in
July. (My last vacation for the next 30 years...)
So, what is there to do in Cancun? So far I have Coco Bongo and Chichen Itza.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Jacob
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This week's meet the press had more drama than normal. It seems that
Colin Powell's press secretary was trying to keep him from saying some
things. He wouldn't let her stop him though. Go Powell!
http://msnbc.msn.com/id/4992558/
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Marlon Moyer, Sr. Internet Developer
American Contractor
I was reading the transcripts from this weekend's meet the press and saw
this interesting situation.
Russert: Mr. Secretary, you met with the International Red Cross on
January 15. In February, they released their report which said that,
amongst the other allegations, male prisoners were force
The unfortunate thing is that regardless of whether you support this war or
not, its going to seriously screw things up big time with the Islamic world.
The war on terrorism, actions in Afghanistan, the Philippines, and elsewhere
just got immeasurably harder.
larry
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>
Yeah, you can sense also that the news orgs are just waiting for some type
of corroboration, and this thing is gonna explode big time...
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From: Lyons, Larry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 17, 2004 11:29 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: RE: What's up with that?
E
I'm really not into the artwork that much, I generally don't mind them
working a few bugs out of the first edition, and it's really an
ergonomic choice for me. I can hold a paperback in one hand and eat,
drink, work the stereo, etc. with the other. Plus, it's cheaper. :-)
Of course, that is
Either everyone is too busy, or still out of it from the weekend.
Then again this is starting to become same old same old.
larry
> -Original Message-
> From: John Stanley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, May 17, 2004 11:21 AM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: What's up with that?
>
You know, you can always write articles for House of Fusion and Fusion Authority itself to support the community. I am very interested in publishing new technical articles, reviews, op-eds, etc.
Judith Dinowitz
Editor
Fusion Authority
The House of Fusion Technical Magazine
http://www.fusionauthori
Okay, it's past 11 ET on Monday morning, and still no post that I can see
about the New Yorker article:
http://www.cnn.com/2004/WORLD/meast/05/15/iraq.abuse.main/index.html
What's up with that?
When I saw the story on CNN last night, I fully expected that there would be
flames a-flyin' b
The artwork is never quite the same. There might be also some editing done
between the paperback and hardcover edition. And finally with some of the
authors I'm interested in, their work rarely comes out in paperback.
larry
> -Original Message-
> From: Ben Doom [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Personally, I don't like hardbacks. I just find them big and unweildly,
and prefer paperbacks. Which makes moving *much* easier!
--BenD
Erika L Walker-Arnold wrote:
> We're at 2500+ and growing (80% hardcovers) ... And the movers weren't
> particularly thrilled with hauling them either. At le
Is it just me, or is it somewhat odd to have a post with ROFLMAO!!! LOLOL
:P:P:P in a thread about someone dying?
.
.
.
.
... yeah, it's odd, but that's why we are here!
(I laughed too...)
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From: Erika L Walker-Arnold [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Mond
Exactly. When we first moved up here we hired a moving company to take our
stuff from Blacksburg, VA to northern Virginia. The movers definitely
complained about the books, but were really great about putting them into
library at the (then) new place. I had all ready moved most of them, coming
back
What's your primary video card?
I had some problems with various TV cards (I've had many, including the ATI
but currently use a WinFast Studio XP) due to my dual monitor set up (with a
Matrox Parhelia).
The primary issue is that, depending on software, you may experience
problems opening the TV w
We're at 2500+ and growing (80% hardcovers) ... And the movers weren't
particularly thrilled with hauling them either. At least we didn't make
them carry them upstairs into the library when we moved into this place
...
I, however, hate packing books ... But love reading them and looking at
them! :
ROFLMAO!! LOLOL! :P :P :P
Cheers,
Erika
--
>>| From: John Stanley
>>|
>>| >>> /me folds arms, taps foot, sticks out tongue ...
>>| > "So there!"
>>|
>>| If you say that with your tongue out, wouldnt it be: "Thow
>>| Theya"
>>|
>>| /runs,
Yeah, I was thinking it was the same as using GIF. The actual software to
create a GIF needs to be licensed, but you don't need to pay anything to use
a GIF. But since I don't know much about the MP3 licensing, I can't be
certain.
-Kevin
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I would too, for a few extra dollars a month and a business license my cable
provider will crank up my bandwidth and give me a permanent ip address. I am
thinking about doing that.
I am wondering how hard the software configuration is. Also there is the
question of royalties, which I have not had t
Anyone here have the AI TV Wonder Pro and have software issues? Everytime I
install and then try to run crap, I get an error saying the Multimedia
Cetner wasn't installed (even though it obviously was). I've googled, but
mainly found people echoing my issue w/o real solutions.
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Or should I just say, GROAN!!!
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> And you should see how the movers grown when they see that they have to
They got bigger? How efficient!
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My understanding is that commercial applications which encode or decode
MP3 files are *supposed* to be licensed. I think they really only
police high-volume users, like MusicMatch etc.
For Flash, it shouldn't be an issue, since the decoder is in the Flash
Player, which is licenced. In other w
http://www.shockwave.com/sw/content/grooveblender
Just damn good fun
Be aware that it's all sound based, so you might not want to play with
it in a crowded office :P
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From what I read, you need a pretty powerful server to handle all the
connections. There is also the bandwidth issue. I would still like to
try and run a small one though.
Harkins, Patrick wrote:
> How hard is it to set up your own server?
> -Pat
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Phillip B
Last count was over 3000. When we moved to our present place 6 years ago,
the books alone required about 3 trips in the truck. Needless to say I hate
moving.
larry
> -Original Message-
> From: Ian Skinner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, May 17, 2004 9:46 AM
> To: CF-Community
>>> /me folds arms, taps foot, sticks out tongue ...
> "So there!"
If you say that with your tongue out, wouldnt it be: "Thow Theya"
/runs, ducking muffin pan.
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Our books alone makes that
worth while.
larry
And you should see how the movers grown when they see that they have to haul out 75 boxes of books! *S* And that was after my mother sold and gave away at least 1/3 of her books before the move.
I haven't reached that point yet. I think I'm still
hehe, I can't do all those things at once on a GOOD day! :-)
-Original Message-
From: Tangorre, Michael [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: May 17, 2004 9:44 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: RE: Top Cold Fusion author dies
> /me folds arms, taps foot, sticks out tongue ...
>
> "So there!"
>
> /
> /me folds arms, taps foot, sticks out tongue ...
>
> "So there!"
>
> /me runs
WOW! And its only Monday morning!
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