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    [81] Embedding Sound with Flash, Part I: The Basics

      Learn how to embed SWF ("swiff") files in your Web pages. Modify your links to play Flash upon clicking. Use the FlashSound JavaScript API to embed and play SWF files. Learn the structure of SWF files. Distinguish between Flash player, Flash file, and Flash editor.
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    [82] Embedding Sound with Flash, Part II: Playing Variations

      Learn about the four sync sounds: event, start, stop, and stream. Know how and when to play or avoid multiple tracks and multiple instances. Learn how to play a stream file, and how to stop. Study how to loop, autostart, and modify tracks.
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    [83] Embedding Sound with Flash, Part III: Streams

      Learn how to embed and play streams with a CD player-like interface. Learn how to pause a track, and how to continue from the last frame played. Start playing from any frame. Find many ways to check whether the stream has started loading, or is completely loaded.
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    [84] Embedding Sound with Flash, Part VI: Native JavaScript

      Learn how to embed and use Flash sound objects, with native JavaScript. Learn how to check for the player's existence, and browser compatibility. Use Flash methods to maneuver a SWF. Create a Web site and embed the SWF in an invisible frame. Share the embedded SWF among all pages, without re-embedding it.
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    [85] Embedding Movies with Flash, Part I: Basic Methods

      Learn how to embed and use Flash movies, with native JavaScript. Learn how to jump to your favorite scene, how to check the loading and playing progress, how to zoom in and out, and how to pan (by pixels and by percentage).
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    [86] Embedding Movies with Flash, Part II: Basic Properties

      Learn how to embed multiple flash movies on the same page, how to pause a movie, how to shift it sideways or up and down, how to scale a movie in the x or y direction, and how to detect the currently playing frame.
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    [87] Embedding Movies with Flash, Part III: More Properties

      Learn how to hide, show, dim, and rotate Flash movies. Find out the movie's width and height, length in frames, loading progress, and URL. Learn how to set the movie's quality by different modes of anti-aliasing.
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    [88] Internet Explorer 6, Part I: DOM Standards Support

      Learn how to create and manipulate attribute nodes, how to replace, delete, insert, and append DOM strings. Understand the duality between the document and documentElement objects. Read how to go from any DOM node to the root of the tree.
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    [89] Print Templates, Part I

      Learn about print templates in Internet Explorer 5.5 and up. Study how to create master and content pages, and how to specify their styles. Render pages statically and dynamically.
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    [90] Modal and Modeless Dialog Boxes

      Learn about the differences between modal and modeless boxes. See how to set the dialog box's size, location, and ornaments. Pass parameters by values and by reference to the dialog box.
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    [91] Print Templates, Part II: TemplatePrinter

      Learn about using TemplatePrinter in print templates (Internet Explorer 5.5 and up.) Study how to preview and how to print, with and without prompting the user. See how to use a Microsoft application to load print templates and the documents you want to print.
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    [92] Print Templates, Part III: HeaderFooter

      Learn about using HeaderFooter in print templates (Internet Explorer 5.5 and up.) Study how to assemble headers and footers from instructions and data. Learn how to add headers and footers at the end as well as during rendering of the page content. See how to use a Microsoft application to load print templates and the documents you want to print.
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    [93] Print Templates, Part IV: User Settings

      Learn about using user settings in print templates (Internet Explorer 5.5 and up.) Study how to convert style rules to style objects. Learn how to modify default style definitions according to the user settings in the Page Setup and Print Dialog boxes. Assemble pages on line and print them at the end.
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    [94] Print Templates, Part V: Re-pagination

      Learn about Re-pagination in print templates (Internet Explorer 5.5 and up). Study how to zoom in and out, and how zooming affects the page layout. Learn how to hide excess pages. See how to use a Microsoft application to load print templates and the documents you want to print.
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    [95] Print Templates, Part VI: Interactive Margin Settings

      Learn about interactive margin changes in print templates (Internet Explorer 5.5 and up.) Study how to make the margins wider or narrower, and how it affects the page layout. Learn how to show and hide the margin dashed line. Understand how to create, show, and hide tool tips.
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    [96] Web Services, Part I: Introduction

      Learn about the Web services revolution. Understand the motivation behind them and the benefits for using them. Learn what is SOAP and UDDI. See how to find Web services on the Internet, and how to check the quality of the Web service you plan on using. Learn how to describe a Web service in WSDL.
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    [97] Web Services, Part II: Calling Service Methods

      Learn how to call Web services. Learn how to attach the WebService behavior and how to assign a friendly name to your Web service. Know how to assemble a message, how to send it to the Web service, and how to analyze the response. Learn how to call Web services synchronously as well as asynchronously.
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    [98] Web Services, Part III: WebService's Methods

      Learn about the benefits and usage of the WebService behavior. Learn how to use the createUseOptions() and createCallOptions() methods to set the use the call options. Understand how to use and call Web services with the useService() and callService() methods. Know what values are returned by these methods, and how to check for returned errors.
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    [99] Web Services, Part IV: WebService Behavior's Objects, Properties, and Events

      Learn how to change default values of the Webservice behavior. Learn how to call remote Web services synchronously. Learn how to interpret the result object and its errorDetail object. See how to interpret the different error return codes and objects.
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    [100] Web Services, Part V: XML and XSLT Programming

      Learn about XML and XSLT, the backbone of Web services. Read why they are superior to HTML and CSS. Learn how to convert XML to HTML on the fly using XSLT. Learn how to loop through XML data elements, and how to format XML numerical data when converting to HTML. Understand how to define variables and how to reuse them. See how to implement conditional statements in XSL.
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