After Editing a video using Premiere CS4 , and try exporting the sequence I have - Adobe Media encoder pops out, and for some reason I couldn't find the sequence I was just trying to export. After few hours figuring out why - I noticed that the version on Media Encoder popping out is CS5. This Encoder came with Flash Catalyst cause I'm trying their Demo Version - which is very promising for Designers to be able to communicate and explain well to the Developers on how they want the site should function.
So what I did was just uninstall the Flash Catalyst since I was done of studying it anyway. And Everything worked fine, when I tried to export the Sequence I have on Premiere CS4 its popping out Media Encoder CS4 and finally I can see the sequence on the list.
/// <summary> /// Return only last several words and remove the number of words at the beginning from string. /// </summary> public static string RemoveFirstWords(string input, int numberWords) { try { string[] Split = input.Split(new Char[] { ' ' }); input = string.Empty; //After passing the words to Split - Empty in again for (int i = numberWords; i < Split.Count(); i++) { input += Convert.ToString(Split[i]) + " "; //Get Only the last words } return input; } catch (Exception) { // Log the error. } return string.Empty; }
private void removeWords_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { if (stringToRemove.Text == string.Empty) { MessageBox.Show("The String is Empty"); } else { int paramNumOfWords = Convert.ToInt16(numOfwords.Text); string returnOnlyLastWords = RemoveFirstWords(stringToRemove.Text.ToString(), paramNumOfWords); //Return Words MessageBox.Show("Return Words: " + returnOnlyLastWords); } }
File Path is compressed Cannot Create MSSQL Database.
While trying to add Database which I want to name "SimpleCMS" to MSSQL server and trying to put it under App_Data folder, I encountered this error.
I Just realize how hard it was to just assign RGB Values color by code using UIColor, Well heres a little work around. Using the utilities in mac, which will you can find at Applications/Utilities folder. Open it.
Make sure you selected "RGB As Percentage", Use your mouse to move the cursor over the pixel you want to sample, and read off the values, once you got the color you want; press Command-Shift-H, This will hold the color values you got for the moment. Press F4 for Dashboard use calculator,
Divide the values you got to 100, for example R%: 78.8 = .788; Then you can finally put the RGB values on your UIColor parameter.
#define COLOR_FOR_THIS [UIColor colorWithRed:0.788f green:0.207f blue:0.271f alpha:1.0f]