Ways To Improve Sales Through Your Website

Anyone who has been marketing online knows that the lifeblood of a business is the traffic of a site. More visitors equal more sales. However, here are some ways that you can tweak your sites with to improve sales without the need to get more visitors.

The first method is to weave in your personal touch in your sales message. Nobody wants to be sold to by a total stranger, but many people will buy what their close friends recommend to them. If you can convince your audience that you are a personal friend who has their best interest at heart, they will be convinced to buy your products. Remember to speak to an individual in your salesletter, not to your whole audience.

The second method is to publish testimonials and comments from your customers. A good idea would be to publish both good and bad comments; that way prospects will be really convinced that these testimonials are real. When prospects see testimonials on your website, they will have the confidence to buy from you because human beings follow the herd mentality; when others have bought and proven it authentic, they will jump on the bandwagon and buy too.

Use visual representations for the problems and solutions that your product offers. Not everyone will read your text copy from the head to the tail, but most people will pay attention to images on your website.

Offer quality bonuses to accompany the product. When you offer bonuses that complement your product, your prospects will feel it's a very good deal and it would be stupid to miss it. Be sure to state the monetary value of your bonuses so that people will be even more compelled to grab your good bargain.

Lastly, ask for the sale! Many people entice their prospects with the benefits of their product, sell to them with stories of how it has solved many problems, even offered killer bonuses but forget to ask for the sale. Give a clear instruction on how to buy your product (e.g. "click the button to buy now!").

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The Importance of A Good Design

Your website is the hub of your online business; it is the virtual representation of your company whether your company exists physically or not. When you are doing business online, people cannot see you physically like how they could if they were dealing with an offline company. Hence, people do judge you by your covers. This is where a good design comes in.

Imagine if you are running an offline company. Would you allow your salespersons to be dressed in shabby or casual clothes when they are dealing with your customers? By making your staff wear professionally, you are telling your customers that you do care about quality. This works simply because first impressions matter.

Similarly, the same case is with your website. If your website is put together shabbily and looks like a 5 minute "quick fix", you are literally shouting to your visitors that you are not professional and you do not care for quality.

On the opposite, if you have a totally professional looking website layout, you are giving your visitors the perception that you have given meticulous attention to every detail and you care about professionalism. You are organised, focused and you really mean business.

On the other hand, you should also have anything related to your company well designed. From business cards to letterheads to promotional brochures, every little bit matters. This is because as you grow your business, these items become the face of your business. Once again, think of the "salesperson dressed shabbily" anology, and you will get my point.

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Free ebook Oreilly Available

Free Oreilly Ebooks : The Cathedral and the Bazaar, Creating Applications with Mozilla, Embedding Perl in HTML with Mason, Linux Device Drivers, 2nd Edition, Practical mod_perl, Version Control with Subversion 1.1, Volume 6A & 6B: Motif Reference Manual, 2nd Edition, The Future Does Not Compute, Making TeX Work, MH & xmh: Email for Users & Programmers, 3rd Edition, OpenOffice.org XML Essentials, Using OASIS OpenDocument XML and PNG: The Definitive Guide

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Search Engine Friendly Pages

There is no point in building a website unless there are visitors coming in. A major source of traffic for most sites on the Internet is search engines like Google, Yahoo!, MSN, Altavista and so on. Hence, by designing a search engine friendly site, you will be able to rank easily in search engines and obtain more visitors.

Major search engines use programs called crawlers or robots to index websites to list on their search result pages. They follow links to a page, reads the content of the page and record it in their own database, pulling up the listing as people search for it.

If you want to make your site indexed easily, you should avoid using frames on your website. Frames will only confuse search engine robots and they might even abandon your site because of that. Moreover, frames make it difficult for users to bookmark a specific page on your site without using long, complicated scripts.

Do not present important information in Flash movies or in images. Search engine robots can only read text on your source code so if you present important words in Flash movies and images rather than textual form, your search engine ranking will be affected dramatically.

Use meta tags accordingly on each and every page of your site so that search engine robots know at first glance what that particular page is about and whether or not to index it. By using meta tags, you are making the search engine robot's job easier so they will crawl and index your site more frequently.

Stop using wrong HTML tags like <font> to style your page. Use CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) instead because they are more effective and efficient. By using CSS, you can eliminate redundant HTML tags and make your pages much lighter and faster to load.

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Ebook on Computer Programming : Linux Web Solution php mySql Apache.pdf

Abstract
Of all the web servers on the market today, Apache is most popular because it supplies basic web server functionality right out of the box. Yet, many customers want a more sophisticated website, one with SQL database functionality, search capabilities, and server-side scripting. The complexity and interdependencies of these packages make it difficult for independent software vendors, solution developers, and website administrators to put together a solution. Customizing the Apache server with additional functionality can be complex on the Linux platform. The solutions for extending functionality are just not obvious. This technical guide demonstrates how to integrate PHP, MySQL, and ht://Dig with the Apache server. Independent software vendors, solution developers, programmers, and website administrators can use this guide to plan and deploy advanced Apache web servers on the Linux platform.

This document describes how to install, configure, and deploy a sophisticated Apache website on the Linux operating system. Such a website includes the powerful, server-side scripting language, PHP3, access to the full-featured SQL database, MySQL and the ht://Dig search engine. All of the software packages described in this document are open source applications. What makes open source software so attractive? First of all, it is free. Secondly, you get copies of the software source code, which frees you to control the software to meet your short-term and long-term requirements. The key points of open source software restrictions are that no one:

• Distributes the product without the source code (or, a list of differences between the modified version and the original) and a copy of all related documentation
• Charges for the software itself (only for its distribution)
• Can impose restriction on its distribution

For more information on licensing, refer to the regulations defined by the Open Source Initiative organization at: http://www.opensource.org/osd.html.

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Reducing Load Time Through Image Optimization

Even though more and more Internet users switch to broadband every year, a large portion of the web's population is still running on good old dialup connections. It is therefore unwise to count them out of the equation when you're designing your website, and a very major consideration we have to make for dialup users is the loading time of your website.

Generally, all the text on your website will be loaded in a very short time even on a dialup connection. The culprit of slow-loading sites is mainly large images on your website, and it is very important to strike a delicate balance between using just enough images to attract your users and not to bog down the overall loading time of your site.

You should also go to a greater length and optimize every image on your site to make sure it loads in the least time possible. What I really mean is to use image editing software to remove unnecessary information on your images, and thereby effectively reducing the file size of your image without affecting its appearance.

If you own Photoshop, it will be obvious to you that when you save an image as a JPEG file, a dialog box appears and lets you choose the "quality" of the JPEG image -- normally a setting of 8 to 10 is good enough as it will preserve the quality of your image while saving it at a small file size. If you do not have Photoshop, there are many free image compressors online that you can download and use to reduce your image's file size.

On the other hand, you can opt to save your images in PNG format to get the best quality at the least file size. You can also save your images in GIF format -- the image editing software clips away all the color information not used in your image, hence giving you the smallest file size possible. However, saving in GIF format will often compromise the appearance of your image, so make your choice wisely!

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Ebook Computer Programming in Java: Java Network Programming 2ed.pdf

This book begins with three chapters that outline how networks and network programs work. Chapter 1, is a gentle introduction to network programming in Java and the applications that it makes possible. All readers should find something of interest in this chapter. It explores some of the unique programs that become feasible when networking is combined with Java. Chapter 2, and Chapter 3, explain in detail what a programmer needs to know about how the Internet and the Web work. Chapter 2 describes the protocols that underlie the Internet, such as TCP/IP and UDP/IP. Chapter 3 describes the standards that underlie the Web such, as HTTP, HTML, and CGI. If you've done a lot of network programming in other languages on other platforms, you may be able to skip these two chapters.

The next two chapters throw some light on two parts of Java that are critical to almost all network programs but are often misunderstood and misused: I/O and threading. Chapter 4 explores Java's unique way of handling input and output. Understanding how Java handles I/O in the general case is a prerequisite for understanding the special case of how Java handles network I/O. Chapter 5 explores multithreading and synchronization, with a special emphasis on how they can be used for asynchronous I/O and network servers. Experienced Java programmers may be able to skim or skip these two chapters. However, Chapter 6, is essential reading for everyone. It shows how Java programs interact with the Domain Name System through the InetAddress class, the one class that's needed by essentially all network programs. Once you've finished this chapter, it's possible to jump around in the book as your interests and needs dictate. There are, however, some interdependencies between specific chapters.

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Programming : Macromedia Flash MX

Macromedia Flash MX is one of the hottest technologies on the Web today. Leading corporate Web sites use its streamlined graphics to communicate their brands; major motion picture studios promote theatrical releases with Flash animations; and online gaming and educational sites provide rich user experiences with Flash interactivity.

As a vector-based animation and authoring application, Flash is ideal for creating high-impact, low-bandwidth Web sites incorporating animation, text, video, and sound. With robust support for complex interactivity and server-side communication, Flash is increasingly the solution for developing Internet. applications as well. From designer to programmer, Flash has become the tool of choice for delivering dynamic content across various browsers and platforms.

As the popularity of Flash increases, so does the demand for animators and developers who know how to tap its power. This book is designed to help you meet that challenge. Learn how to build complex animations, integrate sophisticated interfaces and navigation schemes, and dynamically control graphics, video, sound, and text. Experiment with the techniques discussed in this book to create the compelling media that Flash makes possible. It’s not an exaggeration to say that Flash is revolutionizing the Web. This book will help you be a part of that revolution. So boot up your computer and get started.

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Ebook Computer Programming : ASP.Net Bible.pdf

Introduction of the Microsoft .NET platform has begun a new era in the field of application development that will drive the next-generation Internet. ASP.NET, a part of the Microsoft .NET platform, is a revolutionary programming framework that enables the rapid development of enterprise-class Web applications. It provides the easiest and most scalable way to develop, deploy, and run Web applications that can target any browser or device. In fact, these features are only a few of several that make ASP.NET developers' first choice for creating Web applications.

ASP.NET makes application development much easier than it was with classic ASP, and hence it has dramatically improved developers' productivity. ASP.NET enables you to provide richer functionality to your Web applications by writing the least amount of code. The best part is that ASP.NET enables you to select any of the available .NET programming languages. So, unlike classic ASP, in which you had to depend on interpreted VBScript and JScript languages, ASP.NET provides a wide choice of programming languages.

In addition to the usual Web applications, ASP.NET allows you to create other types, which enables you to extend your applications' reach to new customers and business partners. For example, XML Web services enable sharing of data across the Internet regardless of the operating system and the programming language — this certainly widens the reach of your applications. Also, ASP.NET provides you with mobile controls that enable your applications to target a large number of mobile Web devices. Deploying server applications has always been a pain for developers. With ASP.NET, however, developers do not need to worry on this front at all, because ASP.NET has dramatically simplified the deployment process. Deploying a Web application simply requires you to copy it to the Web server.

Free ebook on oracle (and other programming ebook)

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Macromedia Flash MX Advanced, ebook on Flash Programming

This book is for the designers, animators, and developers who want to take their Flash skills to the next level. You’ve mastered the basics of tweening and are ready to move on to more complex tasks involving video, masking, dynamic sound control, or movie- clip collision detection. You may not be a hard-core programmer, but you’re ready to learn how ActionScript can control graphics, sounds, and text. You’re ready to integrate interactivity with your animations to create arcade-style games, to create complex user-interface elements like pull-down menus, and to learn how Flash communicates with outside applications such as Web browsers. If this description fits you, then this book is right for you.

This book explores the advanced features of Flash MX, so you should already be comfortable with the basic tools and commands for creating simple Flash movies. You should know how to create and modify shapes and text with the drawing tools and be able to create symbols. You should also know how to apply motion and shape tweens, and how to work with frame-by-frame animation. You should know your way around the Flash interface: how to move from the Stage to symbol-editing mode to the Timeline, and how to manipulate layers and frames. You should also be familiar with importing and using bitmaps and sounds, and assigning basic actions to frames and buttons for navigation. Review the tutorials that come with the software, or pick up a copy of Macromedia Flash MX: Visual QuickStart Guide by Katherine Ulrich.

Macromedia Flash MX is one of the hottest technologies on the Web today. Leading corporate Web sites use its streamlined graphics to communicate their brands; major motion picture studios promote theatrical releases with Flash animations; and online gaming and educational sites provide rich user experiences with Flash interactivity.

As a vector-based animation and authoring application, Flash is ideal for creating high-impact, low-bandwidth Web sites incorporating animation, text, video, and sound. With robust support for complex interactivity and server-side communication, Flash is increasingly the solution for developing Internet. applications as well. From designer to programmer, Flash has become the tool of choice for delivering dynamic content across various browsers and platforms.

As the popularity of Flash increases, so does the demand for animators and developers who know how to tap its power. This book is designed to help you meet that challenge. Learn how to build complex animations, integrate sophisticated interfaces and navigation schemes, and dynamically control graphics, video, sound, and text. Experiment with the techniques discussed in this book to create the compelling media that Flash makes possible. It’s not an exaggeration to say that Flash is revolutionizing the Web. This book will help you be a part of that revolution. So boot up your computer and get started.

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Ebook on Computer Programming : Linux Web Solution php mySql Apache.pdf

Abstract
Of all the web servers on the market today, Apache is most popular because it supplies basic web server functionality right out of the box. Yet, many customers want a more sophisticated website, one with SQL database functionality, search capabilities, and server-side scripting. The complexity and interdependencies of these packages make it difficult for independent software vendors, solution developers, and website administrators to put together a solution. Customizing the Apache server with additional functionality can be complex on the Linux platform. The solutions for extending functionality are just not obvious. This technical guide demonstrates how to integrate PHP, MySQL, and ht://Dig with the Apache server. Independent software vendors, solution developers, programmers, and website administrators can use this guide to plan and deploy advanced Apache web servers on the Linux platform.

This document describes how to install, configure, and deploy a sophisticated Apache website on the Linux operating system. Such a website includes the powerful, server-side scripting language, PHP3, access to the full-featured SQL database, MySQL and the ht://Dig search engine. All of the software packages described in this document are open source applications. What makes open source software so attractive? First of all, it is free. Secondly, you get copies of the software source code, which frees you to control the software to meet your short-term and long-term requirements. The key points of open source software restrictions are that no one:

• Distributes the product without the source code (or, a list of differences between the modified version and the original) and a copy of all related documentation
• Charges for the software itself (only for its distribution)
• Can impose restriction on its distribution

For more information on licensing, refer to the regulations defined by the Open Source Initiative organization at: http://www.opensource.org/osd.html.

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Photography tutorial and ebook free

Digital cameras are only a few years old and are just now beginning to make serious inroads into photography. They have yet to be fully accepted by some photographers. However, despite some current limitations, digital cameras are the wave of the future and it's only a matter of time before most photographs are taken with these kinds of cameras rather than traditional film-based cameras.
Photographers who don't accept digital cameras generally base their arguments on the fact that the images are not as good as film-based cameras. Yet these same photographers most likely use 35 mm SLR cameras that are not as good as 8 x 10 view cameras. And if they do use 8 x 10 cameras, they don't use the even better mammoth glass plate view cameras used by Jackson and Muybridge after the Civil War. If they really wanted quality, they'd be using mules to carry their equipment. So much for their argument being based on the quality of the image.

A complete tutorial in a free ebook, 160 pages with illustration, in pdf format

Get ebook on photography tutorial at : here

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Pros and Cons of Flash-based Sites

Flash-based sites have been a craze since the past few years, and as Macromedia compiles more and more great features into Flash, we can only predict there will be more and more flash sites around the Internet. However, Flash based sites have been disputed to be bloated and unnecessary. Where exactly do we draw the line? Here's a simple breakdown.

The good:

• Interactivity
  Flash's Actionscript opens up a vast field of possibilities. Programmers and designers have used Flash to create interactive features ranging from very lively feedback forms to attractive Flash-based games. This whole new level of interactivity will always leave visitors coming back for more.
• A standardized site
  With Flash, you do not have to worry about cross-browser compatibility. No more woes over how a certain css code displays differently in Internet Explorer, Firefox and Opera. When you position your site elements in Flash, they will always appear as they are as long as the user has Flash Player installed.
• Better expression through animation
  In Flash, one can make use of its animating features to convey a message in a much more efficient and effective way. Flash is a lightweight option for animation because it is vector based (and hence smaller file sizes) as opposed to real "movie files" that are raster based and hence much larger in size.

The bad and the ugly:

• The Flash player
  People have to download the Flash player in advance before they can view Flash movies, so by using Flash your visitor range will decrease considerably because not everyone will be willing to download the Flash player just to view your site. You'll also have to put in additional work in redirecting the user to the Flash download page if he or she doesn't have the player installed.
• Site optimization
  If your content was presented in Flash, most search engines wouldn't be able to index your content. Hence, you will not be able to rank well in search engines and there will be less traffic heading to your site.
• Loading time
  Users have to wait longer than usual to load Flash content compared to regular text and images, and some visitors might just lose their patience and click the Back button. The longer your Flash takes to load, the more you risk losing visitors.

The best way to go is to use Flash only when you absolutely need the interactivity and motion that comes with it. Otherwise, use a mixture of Flash and HTML or use pure text if your site is purely to present simple textual and graphical information.

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Ebook TeamLib?

Free ebook TeamLib?

JavaScript Pocket Reference, 2nd Edition

The JavaScript Pocket Reference, 2nd Edition provides a complete overview of the core JavaScript language and client-side scripting environment, as well as quick-reference material on core and client-side objects, methods, and properties. The new edition has been revised to cover JavaScript 1.5, and is particularly useful for developers working with the latest standards-compliant web browsers, such as Internet Explorer 6, Netscape 7, and Mozilla.
Coming soon JavaScript Pocket Reference, 2nd Edition
 


HTTP Pocket Reference

All web programmers, administrators, and application developers need to be familiar with HTTP in order to work effectively. The HTTP Pocket Reference provides a solid conceptual foundation of HTTP, and also serves as a quick reference to each of the headers and status codes that compose an HTTP transaction. For those who need to get "beyond the browser," this book is the place to start.
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Perl 6 Essential

Perl 6 Essentials is the first book that offers a peek into the next major version of the Perl language. Written by members of the Perl 6 core development team, the book covers the development not only of Perl 6 syntax but also Parrot, the language-independent interpreter developed as part of the Perl 6 design strategy. This book is essential reading for anyone interested in the future of Perl. It will satisfy their curiosity and show how changes in the language will make it more powerful and easier to use.
Coming soon Perl 6 Essential
 


Transact-SQL Cookbook

This cookbook contains a wealth of solutions to problems that SQL programmers face all the time. Recipes inside range from how to perform simple tasks, like importing external data, to ways of handling issues that are more complicated, like set algebra. Each recipe includes a discussion that explains the logic and concepts underlying the solution. The book covers audit logging, hierarchies, importing data, sets, statistics, temporal data, and data structures.
Coming soon Transact SQL Cookbook
 


Learning Perl Objects, References & Modules

Learning Perl Objects, References & Modules picks up where Learning Perl leaves off. This new book offers a gentle introduction to the world of references, object-oriented programming, and the use of Perl modules that form the backbone of any effective Perl program. Following the successful format of Learning Perl, each chapter in the book is designed to be small enough to be read in just an hour or two. Each chapter ends with a series of exercises to help you practice what you've learned with answers in an appendix for your reference. In short, this book covers everything that separates the Perl dabbler from the Perl programmer.
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Sequence Analysis in a Nutshell

Sequence Analysis in a Nutshell: A Guide to Common Tools and Databases pulls together all of the vital information about the most commonly used databases, analytical tools, and tables used in sequence analysis. The book contains details and examples of the common database formats (GenBank, EMBL, SWISS-PROT) and the GenBank/EMBL/DDBJ Feature Table Definitions. It also provides the command line syntax for popular analysis applications such as Readseq and MEME/MAST, BLAST, ClustalW, and the EMBOSS suite, as well as tables of nucleotide, genetic, and amino acid codes. Written in O'Reilly's enormously popular, straightforward "Nutshell" format, this book draws together essential information for bioinformaticians in industry and academia, as well as for students. If sequence analysis is part of your daily life, you'll want this easy-to-use book on your desk.
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Secure Coding: Principles & Practices

Despite their myriad manifestations and different targets, nearly all attacks on computer systems have one fundamental cause: the code used to run far too many systems today is not secure. Flaws in its design, implementation, testing, and operations allow attackers all-too-easy access. Secure Coding: Principles & Practices looks at the problem of bad code in a new way. Packed with advice based on the authors' decades of experience in the computer security field, this concise and highly readable book explains why so much code today is filled with vulnerabilities, and tells readers what they must do to avoid writing code that can be exploited by attackers.
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Web Caching

A properly designed cache, by reducing network traffic and improving access times to popular web sites, is a boon to network administrators and web users alike. This book hands you all the technical information you need to design, deploy and operate an effective web caching service. It also covers the important political aspects of web caching, including privacy and security issues.
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Apache The Definitive Guide, 3rd Edition

Updated to cover the changes in Apache's latest release, 2.0, as well as Apache 1.3, this useful guide discusses how to obtain, set up, secure, modify, and troubleshoot the Apache software on both Unix and Windows systems. In addition to covering the installation and configuration of mod_perl and Tomcat, the book examines PHP, Cocoon, and other new technologies that are associated with the Apache web server.
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Essential CVS

CVS (Concurrent Versions System) is a tool that enables you to track changes to a set of files over time. CVS is commonly used in software development to allow multiple developers to coordinate changes, track versions, and permit simultaneous development of different versions of the same code.
This book is not just for software developers. It is for anyone who produces things that change. CVS can manage versions of anything that can be stored in files, so it is useful for programmers, system administrators, software architects, writers, graphic artists, and user-interface (UI) specialists. Outside the computing field, it can be used by authors, poets, managers, architects, engineers, accountants, and people running their everyday lives.
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Programming Web Services with Perl

Programming Web Services with Perl is written for Perl programmers who have no prior knowledge of web services. No understanding of XML-RPC or SOAP is necessary to be able to apply these technologies easily, through the use of publicly available Perl modules detailed in the book. If you're interested in applying XML-RPC and SOAP technologies to distributed programming applications, then Programming Web Services with Perl is a book you'll want to have.
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Well I have a loong time to wait my 2 sites tobe listed at DMOZ, fortunatelly I can ask my submission status, guidelines and others DMOZ service at:http://www.resource-zone.com/.
After a while, I could see my 2 sites which is an indoor furniture site & an outdoor/garden/colonial furniture site get listed at DMOZ.
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Macromedia Flash MX Advanced.pdf

Why “MX”? As its name suggests, Flash MX represents a generational, rather
than an incremental, upgrade from Flash 5. Flash MX is now part of a larger
family of MX products from Macromedia that can work together to help you
develop and deliver rich, dynamic content. You can still use Flash MX by itself,
but its potential for server- side integration is greatly expanded by being part of
a suite of Web development tools.
Keep in mind that, while the name of the authoring application is Flash MX, the
Web browser plug-in that plays Flash MX media is called the Flash 6 Player.
Whether you’re a beginner or an advanced user, or a designer or a
programmer, a number of new features in Flash MX will appeal to you. The
following are just a few that make Flash MX even more powerful, flexible, and
easy to use.
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Hacker Handbook

Hacking is not a new pursuit. It started in the early 1960s when the first "serious" time-share computers began to appear at university sites. Very early on, 'unofficial' areas of the memory started to appear, first as mere notice boards and scratch pads for private programming experiments, then, as locations for games. (Where, and how do you think the early Space Invaders, Lunar Landers and Adventure Games were created?) Perhaps tech-hacking-- the mischievous manipulation of technology--goes back even further. One of the old favourites of US campus life was to rewire the control panels of elevators (lifts) in high-rise buildings, so that a request for the third floor resulted in the occupants being whizzed to the twenty-third.
Towards the end of the 60s, when the first experimental networks arrived on the scene (particularly when the legendary ARPAnet--Advanced Research Projects Agency network-- opened up), the computer hackers skipped out of their own local computers, along the packet-switched high grade communications lines, and into the other machines on the net. But all these hackers were privileged individuals. They were at a university or research resource, and they were able to borrow terminals to work with. What has changed now, of course, is the wide availability of home computers and the modems to go with them, the growth of public-access networking of computers, and the enormous quantity and variety of computers that can be accessed.
Hackers vary considerably in their native computer skills; a basic knowledge of how data is held on computers and can be transferred from one to another is essential. Determination, alertness, opportunism, the ability to analyse and synthesise, the collection of relevant helpful data and luck--the pre-requisites of any intelligence officer--are all equally important. If you can write quick effective programs in either a high level language or machine code, well, it helps. A knowledge of on-line query procedures is helpful, and the ability to work in one or more popular mainframe and mini operating systems could put you in the big league.
The materials and information you need to hack are all around you--only they are seldom marked as such. Remember that a large proportion of what is passed off as 'secret intelligence' is openly available, if only you know where to look and how to appreciate what you find. At one time or another, hacking will test everything you know about computers and communications. You will discover your abilities increase in fits and starts, and you must be prepared for long periods when nothing new appears to happen.
Popular films and tv series have built up a mythology of what hackers can do and with what degree of ease. My personal delight in such Dream Factory output is in compiling a list of all the mistakes in each episode. Anyone who has ever tried to move a graphics game from one micro to an almost-similar competitor will already know that the chances of getting a home micro to display the North Atlantic Strategic Situation as it would be viewed from the President's Command Post would be slim even if appropriate telephone numbers and passwords were available. Less immediately obvious is the fact that most home micros talk to the outside world through limited but convenient asynchronous protocols, effectively denying direct access to the mainframe products of the world's undisputed leading computer manufacturer, which favours synchronous protocols. And home micro displays are memory-mapped, not vector-traced... Nevertheless, it is astonishingly easy to get remarkable results. And thanks to the protocol transformation facilities of PADs in PSS networks (of which much more later), you can get into large IBM devices.... The cheapest hacking kit I have ever used consisted of a ZX81, 16K RAMpack, a clever firmware accessory and an acoustic coupler. Total cost, just over ú100. The ZX81's touch-membrane keyboard was one liability; another was the uncertainty of the various connectors. Much of the cleverness of the firmware was devoted to overcoming the native drawbacks of the ZX81's inner configuration--the fact that it didn't readily send and receive characters in the industry-standard ASCII code, and that the output port was designed more for instant access to the Z80's main logic rather than to use industry-standard serial port protocols and to rectify the limited screen display. Yet this kit was capable of adjusting to most bulletin boards; could get into most dial-up 300/300 asynchronous ports, re-configuring for word-length and parity if needed; could have accessed a PSS PAD and hence got into a huge range of computers not normally available to micro-owners; and, with another modem, could have got into viewdata services. You could print out pages on the ZX 'tin-foil' printer. The disadvantages of this kit were all in convenience, not in facilities. Chapter 3 describes the sort of kit most hackers use. It is even possible to hack with no equipment at all. All major banks now have a network of 'hole in the wall' cash machines-- ATMs or Automatic Telling Machines, as they are officially
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Preface
Profile xvii
Related Information xix
Typographic Conventions xx
Introduction
Objectives I-2
   Oracle8i Enterprise Edition I-3
   Database Administrator Tasks I-5
   Course Schedule I-6
Lesson 1: Oracle Architectural Components
   Objectives 1-2
   Overview 1-3
   Oracle Database Files 1-5
   Other Key Files 1-6
   Oracle Instance 1-7
   Processing a SQL Statement 1-9
   Connecting to a Database 1-10
   Processing a Query 1-12
   The Shared Pool 1-14
   Database Buffer Cache 1-16
   Program Global Area 1-17
   Processing a DML Statement 1-19
   Redo Log Buffer 1-21
   Rollback Segment 1-22
   COMMIT Processing 1-23
   Log Writer 1-25
   Other Instance Processes 1-26
   Database Writer 1-27
   SMON: System Monitor 1-28
   PMON: Process Monitor 1-30
   Archiving 1-31
   Summary 1-33
Lesson 2: Getting Started with the Oracle Server
   Objectives 2-2
   Overview 2-3
   Oracle Universal Installer 2-4
   Validating Privileged Users 2-8
   Oracle Enterprise Manager 2-15
   Summary 2-30
Lesson 3: Managing an Oracle Instance
   Objectives 3-2
   Overview 3-3
   Stages in Startup and Shutdown 3-10
   Starting Up the Instance 3-13
   Changing Database Availability 3-16
   Opening a Database in Read-Only Mode 3-17
   Shutting Down 3-18
   Getting and Setting Parameter Values 3-22
   Managing Sessions 3-29
   Summary 3-36
Lesson 4: Creating a Database
   Objectives 4-2
   Overview 4-3
   Preparing the Operating System 4-4
   Creating a Database 4-10
   Using the Database Configuration Assistant 4-11
   Creating a Database Manually 4-15
   Summary 4-29
Lesson 5: Creating Data Dictionary Views and Standard Packages
   Objectives 5-2
   Overview 5-3
   Data Dictionary Overview 5-4
   Data Dictionary Contents 5-5
   Base Tables and Data Dictionary Views 5-6
   How the Data Dictionary Is Used 5-7
   Data Dictionary View Categories 5-8
   Data Dictionary Examples 5-10
   Dynamic Performance Views 5-11
   Stored Program Units 5-12
   Stored PL/SQL Program Units 5-14
   Packages 5-16
   Executing a PL/SQL Program Unit 5-17
   Package Specification and Body 5-18
   Oracle-Supplied Packages 5-19
   Obtaining Information 5-20
   Troubleshooting 5-22
   Constructing the Data Dictionary 5-23
   Administrative Scripts 5-25
   Built-in Package Example 5-27
   Triggers 5-29
   Parts of a Trigger 5-31
   Trigger Example 5-33
   Summary 5-34
Lesson 6: Maintaining the Control File
   Objectives 6-2
   The Use of the Control File 6-3
   Control File Contents 6-4
   Multiplexing the Control File 6-6
   Guidelines for Control Files 6-7
   Obtaining Information About the Control File 6-9
   Summary 6-11
Lesson 7: Maintaining Redo Log Files
   Objectives 7-2
   Overview 7-3
   Using Online Redo Files 7-4
   LGWR, Log Switches, and Checkpoints 7-6
   Archiving Redo Log Files 7-8
   Obtaining Log and Archive Information 7-11
   Controlling Log Switches and Checkpoints 7-18
   Multiplexing and Maintaining Members and Groups 7-21
   Relocating or Renaming Online Redo Log Files 7-24
   Dropping Online Redo Log Groups and Members 7-26
   Planning Online Redo Logs 7-30
   Troubleshooting 7-32
   Using LogMiner 7-33
   Summary 7-40
Lesson 8: Managing Tablespaces and Data Files
   Objectives 8-2
   Overview 8-3
   Database Storage Hierarchy 8-4
   SYSTEM and Non-SYSTEM Tablespaces 8-7
   Creating Tablespaces 8-8
   Space Management in Tablespaces 8-12
   Locally Managed Tablespaces 8-13
   Temporary Tablespace 8-15
   Changing the Storage Settings 8-18
   Taking Tablespaces Offline or Online 8-20
   Read-Only Tablespaces 8-23
   Dropping Tablespaces 8-26
   Resizing a Tablespace 8-29
   Enabling Automatic Resizing of Data Files 8-30
   Manually Resizing Data Files 8-33
   Adding Data Files to a Tablespace 8-34
   Moving Data Files 8-36
   Data Dictionary Information 8-39
   Guidelines 8-40
   Summary 8-42
Lesson 9: Storage Structure and Relationships
   Objectives 9-2
   Overview 9-3
   Types of Segments 9-4
   Storage Clause Precedence 9-8
   Extent Allocation and Deallocation 9-9
   Used and Free Extents 9-10
   Using Block Space Utilization Parameters 9-11
   Obtaining Information About Storage Structures 9-16
   Querying DBA_SEGMENTS 9-17
   Querying DBA_EXTENTS 9-18
   Querying DBA_FREE_SPACE 9-19
   Planning the Location of Segments 9-20
   Summary 9-22
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   Objectives 10-2
   Overview 10-3
   Rollback Segments 10-4
   Using Rollback Segments with Transactions 10-8
   Creating Rollback Segments 10-12
   Maintaining Rollback Segments 10-18
   Obtaining Rollback Segment Information 10-26
   Planning Rollback Segments 10-32
   Troubleshooting Rollback Segment Problems 10-34
   Summary 10-40
Lesson 11: Managing Tables
   Objectives 11-2
   Overview 11-3
   Oracle Data Types 11-7
   Creating a Table 11-17
   Controlling Space Used by Tables 11-25
   Retrieving Table Information 11-41
   Summary 11-47
Lesson 12: Managing Indexes
   Objectives 12-2
   Overview 12-3
   Creating Indexes 12-12
   Reorganizing Indexes 12-22
   Dropping Indexes 12-29
   Obtaining Index Information 12-31
   Summary 12-33
Lesson 13: Maintaining Data Integrity
   Objectives 13-2
   Overview 13-3
   Integrity Constraints 13-5
   Implementing Constraints 13-14
   Maintaining Constraints 13-19
   Getting Constraint Information 13-26
   Summary 13-29
Lesson 14: Loading Data
   Objectives 14-2
   Overview 14-3
   Loading Data Using Direct-Load Insert 14-5
   Loading Data Using SQL*Loader 14-8
   Direct Path Loading 14-28
   Summary 14-29
Lesson 15: Reorganizing Data
   Objectives 15-2
   Overview 15-3
   Transportable Tablespaces 15-23
   Transporting a Tablespace 15-25
   Exporting and Importing Metadata 15-26
   Transporting a Tablespace 15-28
   Transportable Tablespace Uses 15-29
   Transportable Tablespaces and Schema Objects 15-30
   Checking the Transport Set 15-31
   Summary 15-32
Lesson 16: Managing Password Security and Resources
   Objectives 16-2
   Overview 16-3
   Administering Passwords 16-5
   Altering and Dropping a Profile 16-20
   Controlling Usage of Resources 16-24
   Viewing Password and Resource Limits Information 16-31
   Summary 16-33
Lesson 17: Managing Users
   Objectives 17-2
   Overview 17-3
   Creating New Database Users 17-6
   Altering and Dropping Database Users 17-14
   Dropping Users 17-17
   Monitoring Information About Users 17-18
   Summary 17-20
Lesson 18: Managing Privileges
   Objectives 18-2
   Overview 18-3
   System Privileges 18-4
   Granting System Privileges 18-6
   Password File Authentication 18-9
   Displaying System Privileges 18-11
   Revoking System Privileges 18-14
   Object Privileges 18-17
   Granting Object Privileges 18-18
   Displaying Object Privileges 18-20
   Revoking Object Privileges 18-21
   Auditing Guidelines 18-25
   Using Database Auditing 18-29
   Viewing Auditing Results 18-36
   Summary 18-37
Lesson 19: Managing Roles
   Objectives 19-2
   Overview 19-3
   Creating and Modifying Roles 19-5
   Assigning Roles 19-11
   Controlling Availability of Roles 19-13
   Displaying Role Information 19-22
   Using Fine-Grained Access Control 19-23
   Summary 19-25
Lesson 20: Using National Language Support
   Objectives 20-2
   Overview 20-3
   Choosing a Database and a National Character Set 20-5
   Specifying Language-Dependent Behavior 20-11
   NLS Parameters and SQL Functions 20-19
   NLS Parameters in SQL Functions 20-22
   Linguistic Index Support 20-26
   Importing and Loading Data Using NLS 20-27
   Obtaining Information About NLS Settings 20-28
   Summary 20-33
Appendix A: Practices
   Environment A-2
   Practice 1: Oracle Architectural Components A-3
   Practice 2: Getting Started With Oracle A-5
   Practice 3: Managing an Oracle Instance A-6
   Practice 4: Creating a Database A-8
   Practice 5: Creating Data Dictionary Views and Standard Packages A-9
   Practice 6: Maintaining the Control File A-10
   Practice 7: Maintaining Redo Log Files A-11
   Practice 8: Managing Tablespaces and Data Files A-12
   Practice 9: Storage Structure and Relationships A-13
   Practice 10: Managing Rollback Segments A-14
   Practice 11: Managing Tables A-15
   Practice 12: Managing Indexes A-17
   Practice 13: Maintaining Data Integrity A-19
   Practice 14: Loading Data A-20
   Practice 15: Reorganizing Data A-21
   Practice 16: Managing Password Security A-22
   Practice 17: Managing Users A-23
   Practice 18: Managing Privileges A-24
   Practice 19: Managing Roles A-25
   Practice 20: Using National Language Support A-26
Appendix B: Hints
   Practice 1: Oracle Architectural Components B-2
   Practice 2: Getting Started With Oracle B-3
   Practice 3: Managing an Oracle Instance B-4
   Practice 4: Creating a Database B-7
   Practice 5: Creating Data Dictionary Views and Standard Packages B-8
   Practice 6: Maintaining the Control File B-9
   Practice 7: Maintaining Redo Log Files B-10
   Practice 8: Managing Tablespaces and Data Files B-12
   Practice 9: Storage Structure and Relationships B-14
   Practice 10: Managing Rollback Segments B-16
   Practice 11: Managing Tables B-18
   Practice 12: Managing Indexes B-20
   Practice 13: Maintaining Data Integrity B-22
   Practice 14: Loading Data B-23
   Practice 15: Reorganizing Data B-25
   Practice 16: Managing Password Security B-26
   Practice 17: Managing Users B-27
   Practice 18: Managing Privileges B-28
   Practice 19: Managing Roles B-29
   Practice 20: Using National Language Support B-30
Appendix C: Practice Solutions for SQL*Plus
   Practice 1 Solutions C-2
   Practice 2 Solutions C-4
   Practice 3 Solutions C-7
   Practice 4 Solutions C-16
   Practice 5 Solutions C-20
   Practice 6 Solutions C-24
   Practice 7 Solutions C-27
   Practice 8 Solutions C-33
   Practice 9 Solutions C-40
   Practice 10 Solutions C-46
   Practice 11 Solutions C-54
   Practice 12 Solutions C-59
   Practice 13 Solution C-63
   Practice 14 Solutions C-69
   Practice 15 Solutions C-75
   Practice 16 Soltuions C-80
   Practice 17 Solutions C-84
   Practice 18 Solutions C-87
   Practice 19 Solutions C-92
   Practice 20 Solutions C-95
Appendix D: Practice Solutions for Oracle Enterprise Manager
   Practice 1 Solutions D-2
   Practice 2 Solutions D-3
   Practice 3 Solutions D-4
   Practice 4 Solutions D-8
   Practice 5 Solutions D-9
   Practice 6 Solutions D-10
   Practice 7 Solutions D-12
   Practice 8 Solutions D-19
   Practice 9 Solutions D-25
   Practice 10 Solutions D-26
   Practice 11 Solutions D-37
   Practice 12 Solutions D-42
   Practice 13 Solutions D-47
   Practice 14 Solutions D-49
   Practice 15 Soltuions D-52
   Practice 16 Solutions D-59
   Practice 17 Solutions D-64
   Practice 18 Solutions D-71
   Practice 19 Solutions D-76
   Practice 20 Solutions D-80
Appendix E: Certification Test: Sample Questions
   Oracle Certified Professional (OCP) Program: Oracle Certified
   Database Administrator Track E-2
   Oracle Database Administration: Sample Test E-3
   Oracle Backup and Recovery Sample Test E-5
Answers E-8
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C++ Programming HOW-TO
1. Introduction
2. String Class Varieties
3. Download String
4. Usage of String c1
5. String.h file
6. Renaming the String class
7. File Class
8. C++ Zap (Delete) function
9. Pointers are problems
10. Usage of my_malloc and my_free
11. Debug files
12. Java like API
13. IDE tools for C++
14. C++ Online Textbooks and Docs
15. C++ Coding
16. C++ Online Doc
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18. Related URLs
19. C++ Scripting Languages
20. Templates
21. STL References
22. Threads in C++
23. C++ Utilities
24. Other Formats of this Document
25. Copyright
26. Appendix A String Program Files
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 2. String Class Varieties
  2.1 Multiple Inheritance - Sample Custom String class
 3. Download String
 4. Usage of String c
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 5. String.h file
 6. Renaming the String class
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   Inserting and Erasing Vector Elements
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   Comparing Vectors
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   What are Function Objects?
   A Printing Utility
   How Many Elements?
   Checking the Equality of Sets
   Adding and Deleting Elements 
   Finding Elements
   Set Theoretic Operations
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   Introduction
   Brief Introduction To Threads
   Basic
   The 
   Using The Thread Class
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23. C++ Utilities
24. Other Formats of this Document
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