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iChat s status readout (just below your user name, near the top of the AIM Buddy List window) lets you quickly choose from around a dozen canned options: Available and Away options. These range from Available or Reading e-mail to Away, Out to lunch, or In a meeting. Custom Available and Custom Away options. Select one of these options to modify your current status message.Type the text you want in the status box that appears, and then press Enter. Current iTunes Song. Select this option to display the artist and song you re currently playing.Your buddies can click the gray arrow button to launch iTunes and display the song in the iTunes Store. Invisible. Select this option to remain online but hide so that others can t see your status. Offline. Select this option to go offline. To add custom messages to the status pop-up menu, click the Status button, choose Edit Status Menu, and then work in the sheet that appears (see figure 7.21). Select the Remember option if you want iChat to store your custom messages, and choose All, Last 5, Last 10, or Last 20 in the pop-up menu as needed. Click OK when you finish customizing the menu.

If possible, store the height and width of your images in separate fields in the database. This prevents images from resizing in the browser and causing the page to jump as the browser determines each image s size. You also need the height and width for each image if you re validating against an XHTML DOCTYPE.

show how the minimum CIR margin is determined for each candidate radio channel. Finally, the radio channel with the highest positive CIR margin is selected for channel assignment. The evaluation of the radio channels based on the CIR margin is illustrated in Figure 9.11.

SeeMore s Safety Browser (www.safety4kids.com/safety_browser.html) is a free alternative offered by the producers of the popular SeeMore s Playhouse public television show. It doesn t have a URL field where you can type a site s address; parents must add new sites to the Favorites list before those sites can be accessed. Like BumperCar, SeeMore s Browser takes over your screen (and blanks the second monitor, if you have one), and parents can disable external links so that kids can only surf on the specified sites. SeeMore s browser doesn t have nearly the feature set of BumperCar, but then, it s free. For SeeMore fans, this browser is a must. Another free option is the Glubble Firefox add-on (www.glubble.com), which restricts surfing to a whitelist of approved sites. You can set up different preferences and whitelists for each child in a household, and the software comes with a variety of presorted lists called Glubbles. With Glubble, kids have to ask for permission to access sites not already approved, and the permission requests can pop up in parents Firefox windows even when the parents are at work. Automatic safe search filtering is enabled with any search engine, and the software maintains a family wall where users can leave messages for each other (see figure 9.4). If you like Firefox and don t mind that kids aren t locked out of other programs, Glubble is a great option for kid-safe browsing; it works very well in conjunction with Mac OS X s existing Parental Controls preferences (see 2).

1. Click Design to switch to Design mode. 2. In the Components view in the lower-left corner of Flash Builder, open the Custom section. You should see your new custom component. 3. As shown in Figure 5.6, drag the custom component from the Components view into the application. The component instance should appear in the application s Design mode.

It is clear that all concurrent histories are not serializable. In the example above, assume that the following history happened:

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