Saving framesets and frames in Java

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Creating and Applying Styles ............................................................................................480 Paragraph styles ......................................................................................................480 Character styles .......................................................................................................486 Working with Nested Styles ..............................................................................................489 Changing Styles ................................................................................................................492 Modifying styles ......................................................................................................492 Modifying text that s been styled with a style...........................................................492 Importing Styles................................................................................................................493 Importing styles from InDesign documents .............................................................493 Working with style sheets in imported text files ......................................................494 Summary ..........................................................................................................................496

FIGURE 27.14 The original path (left) is modified by adding a smooth point (second from left). Dragging the smooth point (third from left) produced the final shape (right).

20. In the Package Explorer, expand the services package, then the services.magazineList package to see the ActionScript files created by the wizard (see Figure 29.27).

Scientists and researchers are often required to download and install specialized software libraries and packages. Although client tools are capable of providing the most direct and specialized access to Grid enabled resources, we consider the web browser itself to be a widely available and generic problem solving environment when used in conjunction with a Grid portal. A Grid portal is de ned to be a web based application server enhanced with the necessary software to communicate to Grid services and resources. A Grid portal provides application scientists a customized view of software and hardware resources from a web browser. Furthermore, Grid Portals can be subdivided into application-speci c and user-speci c portal categories. An application speci c portal provides a specialized subset of Grid operations within a speci c application domain. Examples of application speci c portals include the Astrophysics Simulation Collaboratory [2] and the Diesel Combustion Collaboratory [3]. User portals generally provide site speci c services for a particular community or research center. The HotPage user portal [4], the Gateway project [5], and UNICORE [6] are all examples of user portals that allow researchers to seamlessly exploit Grid services via a browser-based view of a well de ned set of Grid resources. The Grid Portal Development Kit [7] seeks to provide generic user and application portal capabilities and was designed with the following criteria:

The X field of the Tabs panel lets you specify a position for a new tab stop. You can type a value in this field in 0.01-point increments and then press Shift+Enter or Shift+Return to create a tab. InDesign positions tabs relative to the left edge of the text frame or column, or you can just click the mouse on the ruler where you want the tab to be, as described later.

frank. Fireworks can search and replace text, fonts, colors, or URLs in any Fireworks file or a group of files. What s more, you can even search for and snap non-Web-safe colors to their nearest Web-safe counterparts.

The portal architecture is based on a three-tier model, in which a client browser securely communicates to a Web server over secure sockets (via https) connection. The Web server is capable of accessing various Grid services using the Globus infrastructure. The Globus Toolkit provides mechanisms for securely submitting jobs to a Globus gatekeeper, querying for hardware/software information using LDAP, and a secure PKI infrastructure using GSI. The portals discussion in this subsection highlights the characteristics and capabilities that are required in Grid environments. 3.3.6 Integrated systems As the second generation of Grid components emerged, a number of international groups started projects that integrated these components into coherent systems. These projects were dedicated to a number of exemplar high-performance wide-area applications. This section of the chapter discusses a representative set of these projects. 3.3.6.1 Cactus Cactus [34] is an open-source problem-solving environment designed for scientists and engineers. Cactus has a modular structure that enables the execution of parallel applications across a range of architectures and collaborative code development between distributed groups. Cactus originated in the academic research community, where it was developed and used by a large international collaboration of physicists and computational scientists for black hole simulations. Cactus provides a frontend to many core backend services, provided by, for example, Globus, the HDF5 parallel le I/O (HDF5 is a general purpose library and le format for

The combined catalyst system of TiCI(OTf)3 and TfOH allows the acylation of benzene and toluene with hexanoic anhydride (66% and 61 % yields, respectively).56 Further examples include the use of U4+ and U6+ salts, which are efficient catalysts under dry air,57 and the homogeneous complex [ReBr(COh], which catalyzes the acylation of toluene and m-xylene with various acid chorides. 58 Fluorous biphase catalysis was also applied in Friedel-Crafts acylation with Yb tris(perfluoroalkanesulfonyl)methide catalysts with acid anhydrides. 59 Of the aromatics studied, activated compounds and naphthalene (95% conversion) showed satisfactory reactivity.

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Figure 1.45 Structures of two main disaccharides with a single O-glycosidic link. Maltose is a representative glycosylglycose and Sucrose a representative glycosylglycoside. Full trivial names are given as well as 3-letter code-based nomenclature that is used for more complex systems. By convention, the highest priority end is the glycosyl group and the lowest priority the glycose/glycoside residue. This convention applies for all oligosaccharides, polysaccharides and carbohydrates.

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