Tabla de Contenidos: “…COVER -- CONTENTS -- GETTING STARTED -- About Classroom in a Book -- Prerequisites -- Installing Flash -- Optimizing performance -- Copying the lesson files -- How to use these lessons -- Standard elements in the book -- Checking for updates -- Flash Player version -- Additional resources -- Adobe certification -- INTRODUCTION TO ACTIONSCRIPT 3.0 -- A brief history of Flash and ActionScript -- ActionScript 3.0 for new programmers -- For users of ActionScript 1.0 and 2.0 -- Formats for playing back Flash and ActionScript 3.0 files -- Flash CS5, Flash Builder 4, and Flex -- ActionScript in the Flash Timeline vs. external ActionScript files -- That's enough background for now... -- 1 USING CODE SNIPPETS AND NAVIGATING THE FLASH TIMELINE -- Lesson overview -- Getting started -- Adding ActionScript using code snippets -- Placing code on the Flash Timeline -- Some suggestions to try on your own -- 2 WORKING WITH EVENTS AND FUNCTIONS -- Lesson overview -- Working with event-handling functions -- Using code snippets to create navigation -- Creating event listeners -- Some suggestions to try on your own -- 3 CREATING ANIMATION WITH ACTIONSCRIPT -- Lesson overview -- Reviewing the starting file -- Controlling movie clip properties with ActionScript -- Creating animation using ActionScript tweens -- Some suggestions to try on your own -- 4 CREATING ACTIONSCRIPT IN EXTERNAL FILES -- Lesson overview -- Creating an ActionScript file -- Creating instances of a class file in Flash -- Some suggestions to try on your own -- 5 USING ACTIONSCRIPT AND COMPONENTS TO LOAD CONTENT -- Lesson overview -- Creating a List component instance and setting its parameters -- Adding an instance of the UILoader component -- Adding a CHANGE event listener to the List component -- Loading SWF files into a UILoader component -- Creating the gallery file…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…6.1 Anonymous, Possible Copy of the Portrait of Isabella of Portugal, c. 16th century, pen and brush on paper. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Running a Permission-Based DM Campaign -- The Bottom Line -- Chapter 10 Creating Compelling Copy That Converts Prospects into Paying Clients -- Engaging the Emotions -- Structuring Your Writing -- AIDA (Attention, Interest, Desire, Action)…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…3.3 Working with Excel Workbook -- 3.3.1 Creating an Excel Workbook -- 3.3.2 Opening an Existing Workbook -- 3.3.3 Saving Workbook -- 3.3.4 Closing a Workbook -- 3.4 Working with Worksheet -- 3.4.1 Entering Data in Cells -- 3.4.2 Navigating Through Cells -- 3.4.3 Naming of a Range of Cells -- 3.4.4 Editing a Worksheet -- 3.4.5 Using Cut, Copy, and Paste in Excel -- 3.4.6 Finding and Replacing Cells -- 3.4.7 Undo and Redo -- 3.5 Formulas and Functions -- 3.5.1 Functions -- 3.5.2 Using Auto Sum -- 3.5.3 Formulas -- 3.6 Inserting Charts -- 3.6.1 Creating Charts -- 3.6.2 Using Chart Toolbar -- 3.6.3 Saving a Chart -- 3.7 Sorting -- 3.8 Object Linking and Embedding (OLE ) -- 3.8.1 Inserting an Embedded Object in Excel Worksheet -- 3.8.2 Inserting a Linked Object in Excel -- 3.9 Importing Data -- 3.10 Inserting PivotTable -- 3.11 Printing in Excel -- 3.11.1 Setting Page Layout -- 3.11.2 Print Preview -- 3.11.3 Printing Worksheet -- 3.12 Advanced features of Microsoft Excel -- 3.12.1 Working with Multiple Worksheets and Workbooks -- 3.12.2 What-if Analysis -- 3.12.3 Working with Data Form -- 3.12.4 Working with Filters -- Let us Summarise -- Exercises -- Answers -- Chapter 4: Programming in C -- 4.1 Introduction -- 4.2 Evolution of C Language -- 4.3 Uses of C -- 4.4 Creating and Executing a Program Using C Language -- 4.5 Basic Structure of a C Program -- 4.6 Executing a Program Using Turbo C++ -- 4.7 C Character Set -- 4.8 Keywords -- 4.9 Identifiers -- 4.10 Constants -- 4.11 Data Types -- 4.11.1 Built-In Data Types -- 4.11.2 Derived Data Types -- 4.11.3 User-Defined Data Types -- 4.12 Variables -- 4.13 Operators and Expressions -- 4.13.1 T ypes of Operators -- 4.14 Header Files -- 4.15 Control Structures -- 4.15.1 Conditional Statements -- 4.15.2 Looping Statements -- 4.15.3 Jump Statements -- 4.16 Arrays -- 4.17 Pointers -- 4.17.1 Pointers and Arrays…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- 11.3.2 Replicated catalog content -- 11.3.3 Initial load extracted from WebSphere Commerce -- 11.3.4 Content Server holds the master catalog -- 11.3.5 Real-time catalog replication -- 11.3.6 Synchronized reference identifiers -- 11.4 Development tasks -- 11.5 Installing the divine Content Server in a WebSphere Commerce enterprise application -- 11.6 Customizing WebSphere Commerce -- 11.6.1 Developing scripts to deploy commands and views -- 11.6.2 Extracting a catalog from WebSphere Commerce -- 11.6.3 Updating the registry and access control tables -- 11.6.4 Copying class files into WebSphere Commerce -- 11.6.5 Copying JSPs into WebSphere Commerce -- 11.6.6 Restarting the WebSphere Commerce instance -- 11.6.7 WebSphere Commerce JSP template modifications -- 11.6.8 Post-update processing -- 11.7 WebSphere Commerce integration components…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…5.3.2 Create LDIF file containing users and groups -- 5.3.3 Import the LDIF file (wp-itso.ldif) to create users and groups -- 5.3.4 Enable LDAP security for WebSphere Portal -- 5.3.5 Verify the LDAP configuration -- 5.4 Configure DB2 Content Manager for LDAP -- 5.4.1 Prerequisite software for LDAP user authentication -- 5.4.2 Backup the DB2 Content Manager databases -- 5.4.3 Generate the cmbcmenv.properties file -- 5.4.4 Copy the cmbcmenv.properties file -- 5.4.5 Copy the icmxlslg.dll (user exit) -- 5.4.6 Enable trusted logons for Library Server -- 5.4.7 Create the ClientUserEditSSO privilege set -- 5.4.8 Set UserDB2TrustedConnect privilege set for ICMCONCT user -- 5.4.9 Configure LDAP User Import Scheduler -- 5.4.10 Verify the DB2 Content Manager LDAP configuration -- 5.5 SSL for LDAP server communication -- Chapter 6. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Configuring the control workstation -- 8.1 Key concepts -- 8.2 Summary of CWS configuration -- 8.3 Key commands and files -- 8.3.1 setup_authent -- 8.3.2 chauthts -- 8.3.3 k4init -- 8.3.4 install_cw -- 8.3.5 .profile, /etc/profile, or /etc/environment -- 8.3.6 /etc/inittab -- 8.3.7 /etc/inetd.conf -- 8.3.8 /etc/rc.net -- 8.3.9 /etc/services -- 8.4 Environment requirements -- 8.4.1 Connectivity -- 8.4.2 Disk space and file system organization -- 8.5 LPP filesets -- 8.5.1 PSSP prerequisites -- 8.6 PSSP filesets installation on the CWS -- 8.6.1 Copy of the PSSP images -- 8.6.2 Move prerequisite files for PSSP 3.5 -- 8.6.3 Copy the minimum AIX image (mksysb) -- 8.6.4 Install PSSP prerequisites -- 8.6.5 Install the runtime files -- 8.6.6 Install the RSCT files -- 8.6.7 Install the HMC-controlled server files -- 8.6.8 Installation of PSSP filesets on the CWS -- 8.7 Setting the authentication services on the CWS -- 8.7.1 Authentication setting on the CWS for remote commands -- 8.7.2 Setting the authentication method for PSSP trusted services -- 8.8 Configuring and verifying the CWS -- 8.9 Sample questions -- 8.10 Exercises -- Chapter 9. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Exercises -- Chapter 3: Introduction to Operating System -- 3.1 Introduction -- 3.2 Operating System -- 3.2.1 Types of Operating System -- 3.2.2 Different Operating Systems -- 3.2.3 Functions of Operating System -- 3.3 GUI-based Operating System: Windows XP -- 3.4 Features of Windows XP -- 3.5 Starting Windows XP Professional -- 3.6 The Desktop -- 3.6.1 Taskbar -- 3.6.2 Customizing Taskbar -- 3.6.3 Desktop Icons -- 3.6.4 Customizing Desktop -- 3.7 My Computer -- 3.8 Working with Files and Folders -- 3.8.1 Creating Files and Folders -- 3.8.2 Recycle Bin -- 3.9 Windows Explorer -- 3.10 Windows Help and Support Center -- 3.11 Searching in Windows XP 80 -- 3.12 System Utilities in Windows XP -- 3.13 Control Panel -- Summary -- Exercises -- Chapter 4: Introduction to Word Processors -- 4.1 Introduction -- 4.2 Features of a Word Processor -- 4.3 Different Word Processors -- 4.4 Starting Microsoft Office Word 2003 -- 4.4.1 Microsoft Word Environment -- 4.4.2 Getting Help -- 4.5 Working with Word 2003 Documents -- 4.5.1 Creating a New Document -- 4.5.2 Opening an Existing Document -- 4.5.3 Saving a Document -- 4.5.4 Closing a Document and Exiting Microsoft Word -- 4.6 Working with Text -- 4.6.1 Inserting Text -- 4.6.2 Selecting Text -- 4.6.3 Formatting the Text -- 4.6.4 Aligning and Indenting Text -- 4.6.5 Formatting Style -- 4.6.6 Format Painter -- 4.6.7 Using Cut, Copy, and Paste in Word -- 4.6.8 Finding and Replacing Text -- 4.6.9 Undo and Redo -- 4.6.10 Bullets and Numbering -- 4.6.11 Header and Footer -- 4.7 Working with Tables -- 4.7.1 Table Properties -- 4.7.2 Moving and Resizing Table -- 4.7.3 Adding and Deleting Rows and Columns -- 4.8 Checking Spelling and Grammar -- 4.8.1 Using the Auto Spell and Auto Grammar Features -- 4.8.2 Using Spelling and Grammar Dialog Box -- 4.8.3 Using AutoCorrect Options -- 4.8.4 Using Synonyms and Thesaurus…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Brief Contents -- Contents -- Preface -- Roadmap to the Syllabus -- Unit I: Basics of Computers -- Chapter 1: Fundamentals of Computers -- 1.1 Introduction -- 1.1.1 The Computer System -- 1.1.2 Characteristics of Computers -- 1.1.3 The Input-Process-Output Concept -- 1.2 Classification of Computers -- 1.2.1 Microcomputers -- 1.2.2 Minicomputers -- 1.2.3 Mainframe Computers -- 1.2.4 Supercomputers -- 1.3 Computer Organization -- 1.3.1 Components of Computer Hardware -- 1.4 Central Processing Unit -- 1.4.1 Arithmetic Logic Unit -- 1.4.2 Registers -- 1.4.3 Control Unit -- 1.5 The System Bus -- 1.5.1 Data Bus -- 1.5.2 Address Bus -- 1.5.3 Control Bus -- 1.6 Instruction Set -- 1.6.1 Instruction Format -- 1.6.2 Instruction Cycle -- 1.7 Memory and Storage Systems -- 1.7.1 Memory Representation -- 1.7.2 Memory Hierarchy -- 1.7.3 CPU Registers -- 1.7.4 Cache Memory -- 1.7.5 Primary Memory -- 1.7.5.1 Random Access Memory -- 1.7.5.2 Read Only Memory -- 1.7.6 Secondary Memory -- 1.7.7 Using the Computer Memory -- 1.8 Input-Output Devices -- 1.8.1 Input Unit -- 1.8.2 Output Unit -- 1.8.3 Input Devices -- 1.8.3.1 Human Data Entry Devices -- 1.8.3.2 Pointing Devices -- 1.8.3.3 Pick Devices -- 1.8.3.4 Source Data Entry Devices -- 1.8.3.5 Optical Input Devices -- 1.8.4 Output Devices -- 1.8.4.1 Hard Copy Devices -- 1.8.4.2 Soft Copy Devices -- 1.9 System and Application Software -- 1.9.1 System Software -- 1.9.1.1 Operating System -- 1.9.1.2 Device Driver -- 1.9.1.3 System Utilities -- 1.9.1.4 Translator Software -- 1.9.2 Application Software -- Summary -- Key Words -- Questions -- Chapter 2: Computers: Ethics and Applications -- 2.1 Introduction -- 2.1.1 Definition -- 2.1.2 Computer Crime -- 2.1.3 Privacy and Secrecy -- 2.1.4 Intellectual Property -- 2.1.5 Professional Responsibility -- 2.2 Application Areas of Computers -- 2.2.1 E-business…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…PROCESO DE CREACIÓN DE UN ANUNCIO PUBLICITARIO -- ESTRUCTURA Y FORMATO DEL ANUNCIO -- COPY E IMAGEN DEL ANUNCIO -- EL COPYWRITING: FÓRMULAS PAS Y PASTOR -- FÓRMULA PAS O PAR -- FÓRMULA PASTOR -- 11. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Monitoring system event triggers -- Hotkey trigger -- Mouse trigger -- System trigger -- Monitoring image and element triggers -- An example of monitoring email -- Example of monitoring a copying event and blocking it -- Launching an assistant bot on a keyboard event -- Summary -- Exception Handling, Debugging, and Logging -- Exception handling -- Common exceptions and ways to handle them -- Unavailability of UI element -- Handling runtime exceptions -- Orbit reference not set to the instant of an object -- Index was outside the bounds of an array. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Curves -- Correcting Tones with Multiple Layers -- The Shadow/Highlight Adjustment -- How to Improve a Copy Print -- How to Correct Uneven Exposure -- How to Repair Uneven Density: Dodge and Burn with Masked Adjustment Layers -- Magnifying-Glass Layers -- Soft-Light Dodging and Burning-In Layers -- Enhancing Almost-Blank Photos -- Making Extreme Tone Changes without Distorting Colors -- Fixing Harsh Shadows on Faces -- Chapter 6: Restoring Color -- How-Tos in This Chapter -- What Makes a Good Print? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Summary -- Chapter 7: Composite Types -- The array type -- Array initialization -- Declaring named array types -- Using arrays -- Array length and capacity -- Array traversal -- Array as parameters -- The slice type -- Slice initialization -- Slice representation -- Slicing -- Slicing a slice -- Slicing an array -- Slice expressions with capacity -- Making a slice -- Using slices -- Slices as parameters -- Length and capacity -- Appending to slices -- Copying slices -- Strings as slices -- The map type -- Map initialization -- Making Maps -- Using maps -- Map traversal -- Map functions -- Maps as parameters -- The struct type -- Accessing struct fields -- Struct initialization -- Declaring named struct types -- The anonymous field -- Promoted fields -- Structs as parameters -- Field tags -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Methods, Interfaces, and Objects -- Go methods -- Value and pointer receivers -- Objects in Go -- The struct as object -- Object composition -- Field and method promotion -- The constructor function -- The interface type -- Implementing an interface -- Subtyping with Go interfaces -- Implementing multiple interfaces -- Interface embedding -- The empty interface type -- Type assertion -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Concurrency -- Goroutines -- The go statement -- Goroutine scheduling -- Channels -- The Channel type -- The send and receive operations -- Unbuffered channel -- Buffered channel -- Unidirectional channels -- Channel length and capacity -- Closing a channel -- Writing concurrent programs -- Synchronization -- Streaming data -- Using for...range to receive data -- Generator functions -- Selecting from multiple channels -- Channel timeout -- The sync package -- Synchronizing with mutex locks -- Synchronizing access to composite values -- Concurrency barriers with sync.WaitGroup -- Detecting race conditions -- Parallelism in Go -- Summary…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Know Your Material -- Understand the Question -- Ask Questions If None Has Been Asked -- Don't Discount or Discourage Questions -- Don't Rush to Fill in Those Moments of Silence -- Don't Worry about Questions without Answers -- Thank Trainees for Their Questions -- Summary -- Chapter 10: Using Visual Aids -- Flip Charts -- Video -- Objects for Demonstrations -- Pointers -- Dos and Don'ts -- Watch Your Shoulders -- Watch Your Body Position -- Watch Those Speakers -- Do Not Forget to Practice with That Remote -- Do Not Prepare Too Many Slides -- Do Not Forget to Show Up Early -- Some Final Thoughts -- Summary -- Chapter 11: Technology and Training -- The Technical Revolution -- Presentation Software -- Laptop Computers -- Projectors -- Additional Projector Technology -- Troubleshooting -- Other Considerations -- Music -- Electronic Whiteboards and Copy Boards -- Document Cameras -- Summary -- Chapter 12: Taking Your Training Online -- The Challenges of Online Training -- The Strengths of Online Training -- Natural Fits for Online Delivery -- Tips for Successful Online Delivery -- Tips for Successful Online Videos -- Letting Others Know about Your Online Presence -- Summary -- Chapter 13: Giving Feedback and Coaching -- Pitfalls to Avoid -- Giving Feedback without Intimidating Trainees -- Coaching Using the Three Ss -- Situation -- Support -- Solution -- Summary -- Chapter 14: Tricks of the Trade -- Summary -- Part III: Improving the Training Process -- Chapter 15: Inside the Mind of a Professional Speaker -- Always Present a Positive and Enthusiastic Attitude -- Don't Advertise Any Lack of Experience -- How to Handle Illness on the Job -- Surviving with a Split Personality -- Stay in Training Shape -- Be Confident, Not Arrogant -- Coping with Doubt -- Working with Anxiety -- Welcome to the Club -- They're Rooting for You -- Get Moving…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- Installing a Hortonworks cluster -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- Copying data to an on-premises cluster -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- Using Hive - creating a database -- Getting ready…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…How function arguments work in Python -- How arguments are copied to functions -- Variable number of arguments -- The number of arguments in functions -- Function arguments and coupling -- Compact function signatures that take too many arguments -- Final remarks on good practices for software design -- Orthogonality in software -- Structuring the code -- Summary -- References -- Chapter 4: The SOLID Principles -- Single responsibility principle -- A class with too many responsibilities -- Distributing responsibilities -- The open/closed principle -- Example of maintainability perils for not following the open/closed principle -- Refactoring the events system for extensibility -- Extending the events system -- Final thoughts about the OCP -- Liskov's substitution principle -- Detecting LSP issues with tools -- Detecting incorrect datatypes in method signatures with Mypy -- Detecting incompatible signatures with Pylint -- More subtle cases of LSP violations -- Remarks on the LSP -- Interface segregation -- An interface that provides too much -- The smaller the interface, the better -- How small should an interface be? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Contents note continued: Adding files to a folder -- Sharing a folder -- Managing SkyDrive storage -- Creating a folder and adding data to it from the SkyDrive app -- Using the File Explorer ribbon -- Navigating File Explorer -- Locating files with File Explorer -- Changing views in File Explorer -- Creating folders -- Renaming files and folders -- Moving and copying files -- Creating and extracting compressed files -- Sharing content -- Using File History -- Backing up data manually -- Deleting files and folders -- Working with the Recycle Bin -- Switching from a right-handed to left-handed mouse -- Adjusting double-click speed and indicator motion -- Adjusting keyboard settings -- Enabling High Contrast -- Letting Windows suggest Ease Of Access settings -- Using Magnifier -- Using Narrator -- Working with speech recognition -- Creating a recovery drive -- Using ReadyBoost -- Configuring Windows Update -- Exploring the Action Center -- Running Disk Cleanup --…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- The concept -- Game mechanics and core components -- Breaking the concept into smaller parts -- Testing the mechanics -- Level design -- An animated 2D character -- Physics -- Mouse and touch controls -- Collectables and obstacles -- Scoring -- UI - the user interface -- Target platform and resolution -- Target screen resolution -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Starting Your First Game -- Setting up a new Unity project for our game -- Backup -- Keeping your project clean -- Preparing the player prefab -- Rigidbody2D -- CircleCollider2D -- PlayerController -- User input -- Jump -- Animator -- Running -- Code -- PlayerController.cs -- Summary -- Chapter 10: Writing GameManager -- Gameplay loops -- Singleton class -- Starting the game -- Setting up input keys -- Using triggers -- Restarting the game -- Setting up the player starting position -- Code in this chapter -- Summary -- Chapter 11: The Game Level -- Designed levels versus generated levels -- Creating a designed level -- Creating a generated level -- Planning the LevelGenerator class -- Writing the script LevelGenerator -- Creating a copy of the level piece -- Instantiating -- Vector3 -- Testing LevelGenerator -- Extending the level -- The code used in this chapter -- Summary -- Chapter 12: The User Interface -- Introducting the Unity UI -- Views -- Constructing the view UI - how to keep things clean -- Target screen resolution -- Recognizing events -- Buttons…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Not Taking Big Enough Swings -- Blindly Copying What Others Have Done -- Measuring What You Did versus What You Learned -- Not Understanding the Opportunity Costs of Testing -- Having Lots of Tests That Yield Inconclusive Results -- Not Analyzing Your Tests in a Timely Fashion -- Not Checking on Whether the Gains Still Hold -- Chapter 14 Ten (+Twelve!) …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Azure Blobs -- Managing File Shares -- Mapping File Shares -- File Share Snapshots -- Azure File Sync -- Managing Storage -- Azure Storage Explorer -- AzCopy -- Import/Export Service -- Summary -- Exam Essentials -- Review Questions -- Chapter 7 Azure Virtual Machines -- Virtual Machine Planning -- Virtual Network -- Name -- Location and Pricing -- Size -- Storage -- Operating System -- Deploying Virtual Machines -- Connecting to Virtual Machines -- Windows Connections -- Linux Connections -- Azure Bastion -- Availability of Virtual Machines -- Scaling Concepts -- Vertical Scaling -- Horizontal Scaling -- Virtual Machine Scale Sets -- Implementing a Scale Set -- Autoscaling -- Summary -- Exam Essentials -- Review Questions -- Chapter 8 Automation, Deployment, and Configuration of Resources -- Azure Resource Manager -- ARM Templates -- Template Design -- Template Modes -- Template Sections -- Composing Templates -- Exporting Templates -- Configuring Virtual Hard Disk Templates -- Create a VM from a VHD -- Virtual Machine Extensions -- Custom Script Extension -- Desired State Configuration -- Summary -- Exam Essentials -- Review Questions -- Chapter 9 PaaS Compute Options -- Azure App Service Plans -- Pricing Tiers -- Scaling -- Azure App Services -- Continuous Deployment -- Deployment Slots -- Securing App Service -- Custom Domains -- Backup -- Container Instances -- Docker -- Azure Container Instances -- Container Groups -- Azure Kubernetes Service -- Terminology -- Cluster Components -- Networking -- Storage -- Cluster Upgrade -- Scaling -- Summary -- Exam Essentials -- Review Questions -- Chapter 10 Data Protection -- File and Folder Backups -- Azure Backup -- Creating Recovery Services Vault -- Configuring a Recovery Services Vault -- Virtual Machine Data Protection…”