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Welcome to CHEM 2OA3 Organic Chemistry I Taxol or Paclitaxel Dr. Harald Stöver Lectures: MDCL 1305; T,W,F 12:30-13:20 Office hours TBA ABB-425 x24983 stoverh@mcmaster.ca Ms. Teri Gullon In charge of Laboratories and Tutorials, incl: Scheduling and Conflict Resolution Office: ABB-216 ext. 23548 Office hrs: T, W, Th: 11am-12pm Help Centre Hours: 2:30-3:30pm, Mon.-Fri. Location: Thode Basement (B111) (Chemistry Room) The Help Centre TA is there to help with concepts, not to provide answers for assignments. The Course • Lectures (3
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This year at Mastering SAP Technologies we are excited to offer an interactive zone where you can get in-depth and hands-on with some of the latest and greatest in the world of SAP. The tutorials and demos will be repeated at different times during the conference. INTERACTIVE ZONE Microsoft/SAP Technical Interoperability Sessions Two in-depth tutorials on interoperability between SAP and Microsoft giving you the chance to see and ask about the latest SAP/Microsoft solutions. Discover how you can leverage the best of both worlds to build user- friendly solutions. Presented by architects from the Innovations Team at Extend Technologies, a Gold Partner of both SAP and Microsoft. The tutorials will be run as interactive sessions for a relatively small group of people where knowledge sharing is highly encouraged. Both sessions will also include live demos of real-life SAP/Microsoft interoperability solutions. Facilitated by: Extend Technologies Kristian Kalsing (Solutions Architect, Extend Technologies);
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Learn Object Oriented Programming (OOP) in PHP By: Stefan Mischook – September 07 2007 www.killerphp.com – www.killersites.com – www.idea22.com Preamble: The hardest thing to learn (and teach btw,) in object oriented PHP … is the basics. But once you get them under-your-belt, the rest will come much, much easier. But don’t be discouraged! You just found the easiest to understand tutorial out there on OOP and PHP. It may sound like a boastful claim … I know. But that’s what the nerd zeitgeist is saying. … Or so I’ve been told. Videos: As an extra bonus, I’ve created a few video tutorials for you. They cover the same material as the written article and are designed to reinforce the article. • Introduction to Object Oriented PHP (4:05) • Why learn Object Oriented PHP (14:46) • Objects and Classes in PHP (5:26) • Build Objects in PHP – Part 1 (9:14)
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Create dynamic sites with PHP & MySQL Presented by developerWorks, your source for great tutorials ibm.com/developerWorks Table of Contents If you’re viewing this document online, you can click any of the topics below to link directly to that section. 1. About this tutorial 2 2. Introduction and installation 3 3. Start coding 7 4. Add new records 10 5. Get a better view 12 6. Delete, edit, and search data 14 7. Next steps: tips and resources 18 Create dynamic sites with PHP & MySQL Page 1 Section 1. About this tutorial Should I take this tutorial? This tutorial shows you how to use two open source, cross-platform tools for creating a dynamic Web site: PHP and MySQL. When we are finished, you will know how dynamic sites work and how they serve the content, and you will be ready to serve your own dynamic content from your site. About
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It is sometimes daunting for a beginner to configure and use the MySQL database engine. A good GUI can help no end. My favourite Windows-based GUI is called DBManager, and is available from www.dbtools.com.br. This tutorial assumes you have read and followed my two earlier tutorials, on installing Apache and PHP, and on installing MySQL.
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Take a look at the The Main Menu Above, that’s the Photoshop Menu Area. Don’t Worry if your menu looks slightly different – The Concept is EXACTLY the Same! Pretty Standard huh ? The above menu is on the TYPE TOOL, we’ll get into that soon.
File – Edit – Image- Layer – Select – Filter – View – Window – Help
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Imagine you’re an oil painter. You fill your entire canvas with a wonderful landscape. But when you’re done you decide there’s something missing: your favorite tree was off to the right somewhere and you didn’t have room to fit it into your painting. You decide to start over with a larger canvas.
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Type or Do the Following
1. After opening the Adobe Photoshop program, locate and open your graphic. It is important to know where you have saved your graphics. Begin by going from File in the menu bar to Open.
2. Maneuver to the location of your folder containing the desired graphic. You can use either the drop down submenu or the pane view to navigate to the correct folder. Double-click open the designated folder.
3. You can view what the graphics are in the folder by going from View in menu bar of the dialogue box to Thumbnails
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First of all … why? Why would we want to convert PSD files to tiff files? This is what Jen Caputo says in a DST forum … ‘Save your layouts as TIFFs instead of PSDs, you’ll save yourself at least 50% of the disk space. You sacrifice NO quality when saving as a TIFF, it’s just shrunken down, but remember, the compression it uses is lossless, so when you open it back up everything expands right back to where it was before.’ Anyone who uses Photoshop should use layered TIFFs instead of PSDs.’ So basically, you save heaps of space on your hard drive … and who doesn’t want to do that???
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