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Tic Tac Toe Classic on OVI Store

We have a classic game on the OVI Store for Nokia S40 devices: Tic Tac Toe Classic “Tic Tac Toe, a classic game. Play against your phone from 4 different levels: EASY, NORMAL, EXPERT and CHAMPION. The game keeps the score for You, the Phone and Draw.” Biskero (translate)

Quick example of jQuery/ColdFusion 9 multifile uploader

I was talking to a reader earlier today about ColdFusion 9's new multi-file uploader. I mentioned my earlier blog post which goes into details about the "multiple post" nature of this control, specifically if you have other form fields involved. He c... [More] (translate)

Printing data on multiple pages with Silverlight 4

This week at PDC09 Microsoft unveiled latest Silverlight release - first beta of version 4. One of the new features is printing support. There is a great video introduction to printing published by Tim Heuer. It show the basics, after watching it my first question was how to print the ... (translate)

Star Trek: The Movie on USB Stick

Today I saw something I'd been hoping to see for some time now: a movie released on USB stick. Specifically, the latest Star Trek movie in a limited-edition USB stick shaped like a Communicator. Unboxing The Precious You can watch my unboxing of it, above, to see that they really did put some care into the packaging. [...] (translate)

Wraptext Can Break Links in CFMAIL HTML Emails

I've been working with an automated messaging system as of late and have run into little snags along the way - mostly in trying to normalize output across multiple email clients (I'll post on that shortly). One of the more peculiar things that I've observed is that the wraptext property of CFMAIL can affect the rendering of HTML mail content. Specifically, whitespace is injected at the line breaks. I might not have realized this was happening, or even been affected by it, except that I had left in a quick test case of a wraptext at 30 characters. When the (translate)

LCDS 3.0 released

LiveCycle data services 3.0 is finally available. Thanks for everyone who provided us valuable feedback and helped us improve the quality and usefulness of the product. The major changes to this release compared to the previous (lCDS 2.6.1) are: Model driven development of Flex applications – Fiber and the Flash Builder Modelling plugin improves the productivity of [...] (translate)

Windows 7, Snow Leopard, system requirements, and Premiere Pro

Looking for information about the compatibility of Premiere Pro with Windows 7 or Snow Leopard? Wondering what system hardware you need to run Premiere Pro CS4? This is where to find the info.... (translate)

Stratus-pheric Confusion

You may have heard the news that last month, Adobe and Salesforce.com jointly announced Flash Builder for Force.com (which is a great idea by the way). And it's codenamed -- are you ready for this? -- Stratus. Gosh that seems familiar... isn't there already a product with that name? Why yes, it's Status, Adobe's RTMFP service. (translate)

(rt) Photography: Lightroom tips for speed-ups, more

Scott Kelby offers a handy set of "10 Things I Would Tell New Lightroom Users." The Lightroom Lab shares Top Ten Lightroom Speed Tips. According to LR engineer Troy Gaul, "Lightroom 2.6, in addition to adding camera support, fixes a visual glitch on Snow Leopard in loupe when panning. [Via] Want a one-screen way to scan popular LR blogs? Check out http://lightroom.alltop.com/. [Via] (translate)

LCDS 3.0 has hit the streets

LiveCycle Data Services ES2 version 3 is now available. Download the free developer edition. LiveCycle Data Services documentation is available online: * Using LiveCycle Data Services HTML PDF * Application Modeling Technology Reference HTML PDF * ActionScript Language Reference HTML * Installing LiveCycle Data Services HTML * Javadoc HTML * Release Notes HTML * Quick Starts HTML (translate)

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