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The PHOTOPC executable is already compiled for DOS and Windows. All you have to do is download the ZIP file. A ZIP file is a compressed archive containing numerous files. If you have Windows XP, you can view the contents of the downloaded ZIP file with Windows Explorer and pull out the photopc.exe file from the win32 directory. You can also download a free UNZIP utility from www.info-zip.org/ to unzip the archive. For DOS, use photopc.exe in the dos directory.

iIf we attempt to express this in QCD terms (see Huang, 1982, $12.4), a direct quark-quark interaction is precluded by the requirement of renormalizability (see Exercises 6.5b and 14.5 concerning the renormalizability of theories with Cfermion vertices). However, just as for Cooper pairs where an effective e-e- interaction is generated through electron-phonon lattice couplings, some effective quark-quark interaction might provide an acceptable symmetry-breaking mechanism.

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If you re having trouble making sense of Summary fields, how the different functions work, and when you should use them, the quickest path to understanding is to create a test file and try out the various options. A database called Summary Field Tester was created for this purpose in an earlier edition and it is still useful today. You ll find the Summary Field Tester on this book s companion CD-ROM. Summary File Tester contains only six records and consists of the following four fields:

Attributes .........................................................................................................649 Usage example .................................................................................................649 <q> ...........................................................................................................................649 Context ............................................................................................................649 Attributes .........................................................................................................650 Usage example .................................................................................................650 <samp> ....................................................................................................................650 Context ............................................................................................................650 Attributes .........................................................................................................650 Usage example .................................................................................................650 <script> ....................................................................................................................650 Context ............................................................................................................651 Attributes .........................................................................................................651 Usage example .................................................................................................651 <select> ....................................................................................................................651 Context ............................................................................................................651 Attributes .........................................................................................................652 Usage example .................................................................................................652 <small> ....................................................................................................................652 Context ............................................................................................................653 Attributes .........................................................................................................653 Usage example .................................................................................................653 <span> .....................................................................................................................653 Context ............................................................................................................653 Attributes .........................................................................................................653 Usage example .................................................................................................653 <strong> ...................................................................................................................653 Context ............................................................................................................654 Attributes .........................................................................................................654 Usage example .................................................................................................654 <style> ..................................................................................................................... 654 Context ............................................................................................................654 Attributes .........................................................................................................654 Usage example .................................................................................................654 <sub> .......................................................................................................................655 Context ............................................................................................................655 Attributes .........................................................................................................655 Usage example .................................................................................................655 <sup> .......................................................................................................................655 Context ............................................................................................................655 Attributes .........................................................................................................655 Usage example .................................................................................................655

A single database table can have any number of data fields and category fields. When you create a pivot table, you usually want to summarize one or more of the data fields. Conversely, the values in the category fields appear in the pivot table as rows, columns, or pages. Exceptions exist, however, and you may find Excel s pivot table feature useful even for databases that don t contain actual numerical data fields. Figure 9-4, for example, shows a three-column database that consists only of text data. The pivot table counts the items in fields rather than sums them. This pivot table cross-tabulates the Month Born field by the Sex field; the intersecting cells show the count for each combination of month and gender.

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Part II explores the use of text, images, and color in the design of a good-looking Web site. It demonstrates how all these elements must be carefully integrated to create the best look and feel you can achieve.

The easiest way to get started with PHP on Windows or Mac OS X is to select one of the integrated software bundles. Both WampServer and MAMP are free and install quickly and easily so you can get started with development work with as little delay. In this section, I describe how to download and install WampServer for Windows and MAMP for Mac OS X.

n the previous chapter you learned what markup language is and how it relates to HTML and the Web. Expanding on these basics, you can add attributes to your HTML tags to further control their effect on your documents.