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2/3/04 Scanners and Digital Camera

Harmon, I really enjoyed and learned a lot in your Scanning Basics class on 1/12/04. You are really into the details of things (where the real differences between things are)and I appreciated that. If you remember, I suggested the www.dpreview.com site for detailed still camera reviews, well if you aren’t already aware of www.flatbed-scanner-review.org (just found it), this site will suck your eyeballs out of your head with scanner review information !!! I just thought you would be interested. Thanks again. Ray If you are looking for a scanner or digital camera these websites contain a wealth of useful information on which to base your decision. Thanks Ray!

12/13/02 Julie asked:Where is a list of deprecated HTML tags?

The World Wide Web Consortium website is the best place to go for this.

8/13/02 Rich asked:Where is Tom's movie that he did for Sun Microsystems?

This is a long Flash movie created for Sun Microsystems. The file size was kept down by an extensive use of symbols. The client wasn't very worried about download time because their target audience has bandwidth to spare. The link is Sun Microsystems. There is a link to "Start the Sun RAS Profile Demo" as shown in the image at the left. Click on this to sit back and enjoy the show.
FLASH development by
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4/21/2002 Clu asked:How do I get screen shots?

I was in your Ill 9 class the other day and I just was wondering how to get a screen shot of a website that incluedes the browser and website?
This is important to know because the web designer has to know how much area the customer is actually going to see. In Windows 98 do a screen print by pressing on the "PrintScrn" button on the keyboard. This button is usually found above the "six pack" of buttons on the right of the keyboard. After you press this button you can open Word, Photoshop or almost any other application and paste the image into an open documment. Using the Macintosh operating system the operation is same but the keystroke is different. The Command + Shift + 3 keys, all pressed at the same time make a picture of you monitor.

Justine asked:How do I get a Favorites Icon?

When I am bookmarking a page some sites display a little icon in the Favorites menu, rather than the Windows Explorer icon. Do you know how is this written in the HTML code?

Harmon replies:
This one had me stumped for a while until I asked Kevin if he had ever heard of how this was done. He ponted me to the favicon.com website and we did a little research. It is not HTML that generates these little favicon's but JAVA, the powerful programing language from Sun Microsystems. Favicon is a Java applet that keeps a repository of different small icons for the browsers use. Visit the Favicon website for additional information.

Browser Safe Color Values

These are the Hexadecimal color values for the websafe colors.

RGB 00 51 102 153 204 255
Hex 00 33 66 99 CC FF

Browser Safe Color Table

This is a table of the browser safe colors and their hexadecimal numbers. I've seen a number of these on the web but they all have black or white numbers over the colors. This can modify the way the eye sees the color. This table arrangement puts the numbers beneath the color so your eyes can see the blocks of color without interference.

                   
FFFFFF CCCCCC 999999 666666 333333 000000 FFCC00 FF9900 FF6600 FF3300
               
99CC00 CC9900 FFCC33 FFCC66 FF9966 FF6633 CC3300 CC0033
                               
CCFF00 CCFF33 333300 666600 999900 CCCC00 FFFF00 CC9933 CC6633 330000 660000 990000 CC0000 FF0000 FF3366 FF0033
                               
99FF00 CCFF66 99CC33 666633 999933 CCCC33 FFFF33 993300 CC6633 663333 993333 CC3333 FF3333 CC3366 FF6699 FF0066
                               
66FF00 99FF66 66CC33 669900 999966 CCCC66 FFFF66 996633 663300 996666 CC6666 FF6666 990033 CC3399 FF66CC FF0099
                               
33FF00 66FF33 339900 66CC00 99FF33 CCCC99 FFFF99 CC9966 CC6600 996666 FF9999 FF3399 CC0066 990066 FF33CC FF00CC
                               
00CC00 33CC00 336600 669933 99CC66 FFFFCC FFCC99 FF9933 FFCCCC FF99CC FF9999 CC6699 993366 660033 CC0099 330033
33C
 C33
66C
 C66
00F
 F00
33F
 F33
66F
 F66
99F
 F99
CCF
 FCC
CC9
 9CC
996
 699
993
 399
990
 099
663
 366
660
 066
006
 600
336
 633
009
 900
339
 933
669
 966
99C
 C99
FFC
 CFF
FF9
 9FF
FF6
 6FF
FF3
 3FF
FF0
 0FF
CC6
 6CC
CC3
 3CC
003
 300
00C
 C33
006
 633
339
 966
66C
 C99
99F
 FCC
CCF
 FFF
339
 9FF
99C
 CFF
CCC
 CFF
CC9
 9FF
996
 6CC
663
 399
330
 066
990
 0CC
CC0
 0CC
00F
 F33
33F
 F66
009
 933
00C
 C66
33F
 F99
99F
 FFF
99C
 CCC
006
 6CC
669
 9CC
999
 9FF
999
 9CC
993
 3FF
660
 0CC
660
 099
CC3
 3FF
CC0
 0FF
00F
 F66
66F
 F99
33C
 C66
009
 966
66F
 FFF
66C
 CCC
669
 999
003
 366
336
 699
666
 6FF
666
 6CC
666
 699
330
 099
993
 3CC
CC6
 6FF
990
 0FF
00F
 F99
66F
 FCC
33C
 C99
33F
 FFF
33C
 CCC
339
 999
336
 666
006
 699
003
 399
333
 3FF
333
 3CC
333
 399
333
 366
663
 3CC
996
 6FF
660
 0FF
00F
 FCC
33F
 FCC
00F
 FFF
00C
 CCC
009
 999
006
 666
003
 333
339
 9CC
336
 6CC
000
 0FF
000
 0CC
000
 099
000
 066
000
 033
663
 3FF
330
 0FF
00C
 C99
009
 9CC
33C
 CFF
66C
 CFF
669
 9FF
336
 6FF
003
 3CC
330
 0CC
00C
 CFF
009
 9FF
006
 6FF
003
 3FF

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