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Gimp Guillotine Follow Up PDF Slideshow and Video Tutorial
As the blog posting title intimates, adding onto yesterday’s Gimp Guillotine Follow Up Javascript DOM Animation Tutorial, today’s work looks at functionality to help create … PDF slideshow Inhouse style slideshow Video … and the top and bottom of these … Continue reading →
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Gimp Guillotine Follow Up Javascript DOM Animation Tutorial
Adding to yesterday’s Gimp Guillotine Follow Up Email Attachment Tutorial we now want to add an “onions of the 4th dimension” layer on top “feel” to all this, by starting to think about animation functionality. We’re going to start out … Continue reading →
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Gimp Guillotine Follow Up Email Attachment Tutorial
We’ve got some good news for followers of the latest thread of blog postings following up on Gimp Guillotine usage thoughts as exemplified by yesterday’s Gimp Guillotine Follow Up Table and Image Map Tutorial efforts. Up to today, the “accountability” … Continue reading →
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Video via Slide Images and Back Again via ffmpeg Primer Tutorial
Reading yesterday’s LibreOffice Spreadsheet via dBase Primer Tutorial you can’t say I didn’t warn you about my interest in ants (and bees)? Glad you asked? Did you know? the queen ant (often just one per ant colony) is not a … Continue reading →
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PDF Attachments Add Page Tutorial
PDF being the generic “online” printing format of choice for so many online users, it has to cater for many a varied original data style that it is often “exported” from, or “printed” from. This is where “document processing” often … Continue reading →
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PDF Attachments Canvas Tutorial
Do you remember the series of blog postings ending with Contact Us Feedback Animated GIF Tutorial and how it used an HTML(5) canvas element’s toDataURL() method to do lots of its functionality? Well, we’re here to tell you that great … Continue reading →
PDF Attachments Primer Tutorial
Were you around the last time we talked about the excellent PHP library of PDF functionality called Fpdf starting at Textarea Pointing PDF Tutorial? Then, we used it in relation to another output format in which to output the data … Continue reading →
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WhatsApp Messaging Android Image Chat Tutorial
A week on, using WhatsApp on an Android smartphone, my student, having had it installed, as you can see with WhatsApp Messaging Install Primer Tutorial, the few issues she had questions about this week were … How do you send … Continue reading →
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I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When I’m checking a calculation alongside a tutorial, I use StepStat to see the intermediate steps; how do you handle the layout when the playlist gets much longer?