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| Creating Sounds in Flash Movies |
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I gave this presentation at Powered by Detroit, the Connecticut Macromedia User Group, and will be giving it at the CFUNITED conference. Its all about
creating sounds for Flash Movies. I concentrate on effects, but you can use the same concepts I discuss for voice overs or music. I created the
presentation in Flash, and this links downloads the zipped projector.
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| Database Design |
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ColdFusion Developer's Journal: March 2005
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| Getting to Know Dreamweaver MX |
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ColdFusion Developer's Journal: February 2005
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| Displaying Grouped Output with ColdFusion |
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ColdFusion Developer's Journal: January 2005
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| Creating a Component to Help You Collect Addresses |
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ColdFusion Developer's Journal: December 2004
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| ColdFusion Components |
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ColdFusion Developer's Journal: November 2004
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| Creating and Using User-Defined Functions |
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ColdFusion Developer's Journal: October 2004
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| ColdFusion's Application Framework |
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ColdFusion Developer's Journal: September 2004
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| Creating a Remember Me Login |
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ColdFusion Developer's Journal: August 2004
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| What's the Best Approach to Software Development? |
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ColdFusion Developer's Journal: July 2004
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| Structures and Arrays Part 2 |
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ColdFusion Developer's Journal: June 2004
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| Structures and Arrays Part 1 |
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ColdFusion Developer's Journal: May 2004
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| Making Decisions in Your Code with cfif |
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ColdFusion Developer's Journal: April 2004
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| Expressing Yourself in ColdFusion |
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ColdFusion Developer's Journal: March 2004
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| Creating Variables in CFML |
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ColdFusion Developer's Journal: February 2004
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| Setting Up Your Development Server with ColdFusion 5, MX, and BlueDragon |
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ColdFusion Developer's Journal: September 2003
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| ColdFusion MX vs ASP.NET |
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ColdFusion MX compared to ASP.NET.
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| Creating Abstract Data Types in ColdFusion |
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An Abstract Data Type is the highest level of abstraction in a procedural programming language.
They are a way to create your own data types that act in manners similar to predefined datatypes,
such as Integers, Strings, Structures, or Arrays. This presentation explores that conncept in
both ColdFusion 5 and ColdFusion MX.
I'll be giving a ColdFusion MX version of this presentation at CFUN-03. It will have much more
real world examples.
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| Creating a Web Service in ColdFusion MX |
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One of ColdFusion MX's brand new features is the ability to create and consume Web services.
This is an article I wrote for the Macromedia Developer / Designer Exchange on creating a Web
Service to access the Amazon.com XML feed.
Note: After I wrote the article Amazon.com released
Web services of their own and the XML feed will eventually become obsolete.
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| Top 10 Things to do with Jeffry's Books |
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A little bit of Humor.
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| Integrating Web Service with ColdFusion MX |
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This is the PowerPoint Presentation and code samples from the ColdFusion MX presentation
I gave at various User Groups in August and September.
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| Abstract Data Types in ColdFusion |
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ColdFusion does not have a built in mechanism for creating your own data types,
but many traditional languages do. This code creates a Stack as an Abstract Data
Type using User Defined Functions. The file to take note of is stack.cfm.
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| Getting Macromedia's XML Feed |
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Macromedia is making an XML resource feed available on their web site. The first
download is the original function I wrote to parse the data and return it as
ColdFusion variables. The second file is a rework of the first function that returns
the data as a query.
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