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Managing multiple subscriptions in PHP - April 29, 2008

Use PHP and MySQL in your Dreamweaver site to enable customers to manage multiple newsletter subscriptions.
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Software Should Go the Extra Mile - April 23, 2008

Rick Segal believes that the "panic button" makes FeedDemon sticky: "By putting this feature into the service, it can potentially prevent me from getting frustrated via the overwhelming inbound amount of reading to do which might cause me to throw up my hands, uninstall it and try something else." Although I wouldn't say that my primary goal when adding this feature was to keep people from trying another feed reader, Rick is correct that easing...
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Creating data-driven application prototypes with Dreamweaver and Flash - April 22, 2008

Learn to build portable Flash application prototypes easily using PHP scripting and XML files to simulate back-end data.
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Share Any Web Page with FeedDemon - April 21, 2008

FeedDemon's shared clippings enable you to easily share your favorite items from feeds you're subscribed to, but what do you do if you want to share an article that's not in one of your feeds&160; For example, how do you share an interesting article that you stumbled across while browsing the Web Luckily, FeedDemon enables you to share any article, regardless of whether you're subscribed to the feed which contains that article.&160; I use this feature all the time to add external web...
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Flex SDK Coding&194;&160;Conventions - April 18, 2008

The OpenSource Flex site has released the team&8217;s Flex SDK coding conventions and best practices.&194;&160; If you&8217;re planning on committing code to the SDK, these are the guidelines that you will have to follow.&194;&160; These guidelines are also useful even if you&8217;re just looking to be a better AS3 coder.
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Adobe Media Player feed categories - April 16, 2008

Use these categories to influence the genre tag associated with your shows so you can control how they appear in Adobe Media Player search results.
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Building a common desktop application on AIR in Dreamweaver CS3 - April 15, 2008

Use Dreamweaver CS3 to create a simple, custom-chrome Adoeb AIR application.
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Designing and implementing a Spry menu - April 15, 2008

Use Dreamweaver CS3 and Fireworks CS3 to create a dynamic menu that is flexible and easy to update.
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Designing and implementing a Spry menu - April 15, 2008

Use Dreamweaver CS3 and Fireworks CS3 to create a dynamic menu that is flexible and easy to update.
http://www.fullasagoog.com/go.cfm?itemid=502DB795-970C-DA04-31AFC9A3F3F2343D

Extending FeedDemon: Creating "Search Definitions" - April 14, 2008

Last week's posts which provided FeedDemon "search definitions" for FriendFeed and Tweet Scan were fairly well-received, so I figured it would be worthwhile describing how search definitions work. If you open FeedDemon's DataSearch subfolder in Windows Explorer you'll find several FDSRCH2 files, each of which defines a separate search engine.&160; &160; The FDSRCH2 format is based on OpenSearch, which is the same XML format used by recent versions of Internet...
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