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You have a lot of ways to slice and dice tables to produce just the layout you want in HTML. As you push the envelope further, however, sometimes you find that it takes a while for tables to render in a Web browser. Just as the img tag provides you with the capability to specify the height and width to speed up rendering graphical elements, there is an analogous capability called colgroup column groups for tables. You won t see them used too often on the Web, but it s worth a brief peek to see how they work! With these additional HTML tags, you can now specify the number and exact size of each row of a table with a combination of the colgroup and col tags within a table tag. There is a cols attribute to the table tag, but if you want to start including hints about your table size in your page, colgroup is a much better, more flexible strategy.

Fidelity. The Fidelity setting controls how far (measured in pixels) curves may stray from the original dotted line that appears as you draw with the mouse. A low fidelity value results in sharper angles; a high fidelity value results in smoother curves. The lowest Fidelity number is .5 pixels, the highest is 20 pixels, and the default is 2.5 pixels.

Frequency (kHz) 0.1 1.0 10 100 Skin Depth (in) 0.51 0.16 0.05 0.02 Absorption Loss (dB) 1.1 3.3 10.6 33.4

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When you re ready to print your document, choose File Print or press Ctrl+P ( +P). This action opens the Print dialog box, as shown in Figure 18.2, where you can choose which pages to print, how many of each to print, and several other options. If you click Cancel or press Esc, the dialog box disappears and no pages are printed. To print, click Print or press Enter (Return). The Print dialog box has a number of areas. You display each area by choosing an item from the list that appears along the left side of the dialog box.

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For a discussion of mixing issues for this type of reaction, and more on who was right, Roger or the skeptics, the reader is referred to s 13 and 17 on reactor design as well as 2 on homogeneous turbulence and 9 on blending in tanks. This particular issue, and a vindication of Roger s position, is detailed in Example 13-1.

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references to them; thus when an application manipulates objects on a remote display, these objects are not transferred over the network the application essentially just issues commands to the remote display on how to manipulate the objects. The following sections describe the different structures, detailing the data structures and methods accessible to Limbo programs, and also the interface through the /dev/draw filesystem where appropriate. Fundamental to all these structures is the Point and Rect. These two structures are used to define individual pixels and operations on them, as well as regions of the display and operations on these regions. Although it is easier to grasp the functioning of the graphics system by delving into the behavior of the Display and Screen structures, we will first look at Point and Rect, since they show up everywhere.

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Survival is the probability that someone survives to a given point in time. A related concept, the hazard, is the probability that someone succumbs to a risk at a given point in time. Figure 6-2 shows two examples of hazard probability curves. The top chart in Figure 6-2 is the overall risk of dying, based on the 2003 data for the U.S. population. This chart shows the risk at yearly intervals, and reveals interesting facts. During the first year, the hazard is relatively large. The infant mortality rate, as this number is called, is about 0.7% (which is many

< xml version= 1.0 encoding= utf-8 > <s:Application xmlns:fx= http://ns.adobe.com/mxml/2009 xmlns:s= library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark xmlns:mx= library://ns.adobe.com/flex/halo creationComplete= contactService.getContactCount() > <fx:Declarations> <s:RemoteObject id= contactService destination= ColdFusion source= flex4bible.chapter28.ContactService > <s:method name= getContactCount result= countHandler(event) /> <s:method name= getAllContacts result= dataHandler(event) /> </s:RemoteObject> </fx:Declarations> <fx:Script> <![CDATA[ import mx.collections.ArrayCollection; import mx.rpc.events.ResultEvent; [Bindable] private var recordCount:Number; [Bindable] private var contactData:ArrayCollection; private function countHandler(event:ResultEvent):void { recordCount = event.result as Number; } private function dataHandler(event:ResultEvent):void { contactData = event.result as ArrayCollection; } ]]> continued