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Tuesday, December 2, 2008
More Videos From AdobeTV
Ever since I decided to buy Adobe's new CS-4 Web Premium Suite, I have become addicted to the tutorial videos at AdobeTV. This week I am posting some new videos that have me excited about another product that Adobe offers, Flex Builder 3.
School is just around the corner and I shouldn't be concerned with spending money and learning more applications but if you are any kind of egg head like I am then you can't help wanting to try something new and exciting. Well I probably wont be buying this product in the near future but I imagine that it won't be long before I do.
I hope you enjoy these videos as much as I have. Until next time have fun designing, coding or whatever else you might like to do with your computer.
School is just around the corner and I shouldn't be concerned with spending money and learning more applications but if you are any kind of egg head like I am then you can't help wanting to try something new and exciting. Well I probably wont be buying this product in the near future but I imagine that it won't be long before I do.
I hope you enjoy these videos as much as I have. Until next time have fun designing, coding or whatever else you might like to do with your computer.
Saturday, November 29, 2008
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Computers will either kill me or make me totally insane.
I recently downloaded on of Adobe's CS-4 design suites and ever since then I have been trying to
learn how to use all of the different software that comes with it, either by:
One of my biggest problems I have had is all of my attempts to install a testing server. I know it is possible to put a very basic Windows, Apache, MySql, Php server (WAMP's) on a flash drive. So I went on line and found a 16gb flash drive for about $32. Which is at least 14gb more than I need. So far I have had to reformat it at least four times and once I had to unplug it and restore my system back to the last restore point. I didn't lose anything critical and I could have restored it back after formating my flash drive but that wasn't as important than getting that damn WAMP server on to my mega thumb drive.
I finally managed to get a server on the pen drive, twice actually, using preconfigured software that was supposed to just install and get you up in running. Well for some reason, even though I did get it up and running, I couldn't get my software to recognize it. So now I have decided that I am going to install it on my own. I figure this way by the time I start school in January, I should have it up and running. And if I don't I will find someone at school that can help me. Actually with all of this madness going on I did find some nice free software. For anyone that likes, or has to use a flash drive and want to keep their files and other apps on one or more, there is a great piece of software called Portable Apps. Their site is easy enough to find, their url is www.PortableApps.com
Well I am going to post some videos that I have probably seen more than a few times but I want to share them with some of my friends and who knows, someone might actually read this blog and find them interesting.
Cheers Mates.
learn how to use all of the different software that comes with it, either by:
- Watching Adobe tv like there was nothing better to do with my time.
- Reading every support page on Adobe's website.
- Actually opening up each individual program and trying to learn using the hands on method.
- Which all of this has made me feel like I am walking backwards.
One of my biggest problems I have had is all of my attempts to install a testing server. I know it is possible to put a very basic Windows, Apache, MySql, Php server (WAMP's) on a flash drive. So I went on line and found a 16gb flash drive for about $32. Which is at least 14gb more than I need. So far I have had to reformat it at least four times and once I had to unplug it and restore my system back to the last restore point. I didn't lose anything critical and I could have restored it back after formating my flash drive but that wasn't as important than getting that damn WAMP server on to my mega thumb drive.
I finally managed to get a server on the pen drive, twice actually, using preconfigured software that was supposed to just install and get you up in running. Well for some reason, even though I did get it up and running, I couldn't get my software to recognize it. So now I have decided that I am going to install it on my own. I figure this way by the time I start school in January, I should have it up and running. And if I don't I will find someone at school that can help me. Actually with all of this madness going on I did find some nice free software. For anyone that likes, or has to use a flash drive and want to keep their files and other apps on one or more, there is a great piece of software called Portable Apps. Their site is easy enough to find, their url is www.PortableApps.com
Well I am going to post some videos that I have probably seen more than a few times but I want to share them with some of my friends and who knows, someone might actually read this blog and find them interesting.
Cheers Mates.
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