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Although a Shared Lock command exists under the WebDAV tab s contextual menu, you, as a user, are not able to set up others to share the file status. This can only be done by the WebDAV server administrator. Check with your administrator if you d like to pursue this feature. When you have access to a file that has a shared lock, you see a Group icon (two faces like Apple s File Sharing group icon) atop a pencil, with your name beside it. If others are also sharing the file, instead of your name you will see N users , where N is the number of users who currently have the file checked out. When a file has a group lock, but you re not part of the group, you see the Group icon without a pencil.

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1. Use the rectangular marquee tool to select the portion of the image you want to frame. Make certain the image extends at least 20 pixels outside the boundaries of the selection outline; and be sure to use a photo this effect won t look right against a plain white background. 2. Choose Select Feather (Ctrl+Alt+D). Then specify a Radius value somewhere in the neighborhood of 6 to 12 pixels. I ve found these values work for nearly any resolution of image. (If you enter too high a value, the color you ll add in a moment with the paint bucket will run out into the image.) 3. Choose Select Inverse (Ctrl+Shift+I). This exchanges the selected and deselected portions of the image. 4. Press D to make certain the background color is white. Then press Ctrl+Backspace to fill the selected area with the background color. 5. Select the paint bucket tool. If the Options bar isn t visible, press Enter to display it. Then enter 20 or 30 in the Tolerance option box and turn on the Antialiased check box. (You can also experiment with turning off this last option.) 6. Click inside the feathered selection to fill it with black. The result is an image fading into white and then into black, like the edges of a worn slide or photograph, as shown in Figure 6-6.

Any time you edit the contents of a photograph, you tread on sensitive ground. Although some have convincingly argued that electronically retouching an image is, theoretically, no different than cropping a photograph a technique available and in use since the first daguerreotype photographers have certain rights under copyright law that cannot be ignored. A photographer may have a reason for including an element you want to eliminate. So, before you edit any photograph, be sure to get permission either from the original photographer or from the copyright holder (as I did for this photo).

Resonant circuit calculations AGROUND EQUATION wh = 2 p1 Fhigh Equation w1 = 2 p1 Flow Series circuit Parallel circuit EQUATION Cs = (wh^2)/(XL (w1^2 wh + w1 wh^2)) EQUATION Rp = 1/GL EQUATION Lp = (wh^2 wl^2)/BL (wl^2 wh+wh^2)) EQUATION Ls = XL (ul+wh)/(wh^2w1^2) EQUATION Rs = RL EQUATION Cp = BL (w1+wh)/(wh^2 wl^2) Ropt = 511 XL = 522 BL = 533

Show song information during the slide show: Beginning and end of song Song information and album art is shown at the beginning and end of song when you play songs during a slideshow. The information is displayed over the pictures in the slideshow. Figure 16-2 shows song information displayed over a picture. Always The song information is shown at all times over the pictures in the slideshow. Never Song information is not displayed during a slideshow. Transitions type: Animated The pictures are sized larger than the screen, and they are moved gently in panning motions while being displayed. The pictures fade in and out of one another as they are changed. Cross fade The pictures are displayed full-screen and remain still, and the pictures fade in and out of one another when they change. None Pictures are shown full-screen and cut from one to another without a fade or transition. Transition time: The duration of each slide is determined here. Times from one second to sixty seconds can be selected. Slide show background color: When portrait pictures are displayed, they are put against a background because they cannot ll a landscape screen. This setting controls the color of the

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