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Whenever you add a chapter with no sections to a book, InDesign numbers pages consecutively throughout the book. As you add and delete pages from chapters, the page numbers are also updated. You can force repagination by choosing Update Numbering from the book panel s flyout menu. You control the page numbering using the Book Page Numbering Options dialog box (choose Book Page Numbering Options from the book panel s flyout menu), shown in Figure 28.2. You can have the numbering pick up after the previous chapter s page number, skip to the odd page number that would follow the previous chapter s page number, or skip to the even page number that would follow the previous chapter s page number. These last two options are meant when you have chapters that always start on a right or left page (respectively) no matter where the previous chapter s last page falls. (You can also have InDesign automatically add a blank page as needed in these cases.) In this dialog box, you also can tell InDesign to update all page and section numbers for you to reflect any changes to the book s chapters, by selecting the Automatically Update Page & Section Numbers option.

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A Java applet can be inserted in a Web page with a bare minimum of parameters: the code source and the dimensions of the object. Java applets derive much of their power from their configurability, and most of these little programs have numerous custom parameters. As with plugins and ActiveX controls, Dreamweaver enables you to specify the basic attributes through the Property inspector and the custom ones via the Parameters dialog box. To include a Java applet in your Web page, follow these steps: 1. Position the cursor where you want the applet to originate and choose Insert Media Applet. You can also select the Insert Applet button from the Media group on the Common category of the Insert bar. The Insert Applet dialog box opens.

The five selection tools are shown here. Clicking and holding the Direct Selection tool provides access to the Group Selection tool.

10-3.1.2 Effect of Solid Loading. Zwietering chose to represent the effect of solid loading with the parameter X de ned above. The exponent on this parameter ts experimental data reliably for values of X from about 5 to 170, which corresponds to about 2 to 40 vol% by volume for sand at a solid density of 2600 kg/m3 . Choudhury (1997) and Choudhury et al. (1995) questioned the appropriateness of the use by Zwietering of the X parameter to correlate the effect of solid loading. They preferred the use of the volume fraction as a percent, %V, because a designer can specify it directly. The following expressions are useful for converting between various measures of solid loading in a slurry. To convert from volume percent, vol %, use

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The fourth line of code sets a variable called state on the Main Timeline (_root) to the value of down. Because we ll be using two instances of the slider Movie Clip symbol, we need to know whether any instance has received the mouseDown event. We ll see why we need this code in later steps.

var item:StoreItem = new StoreItem(); item.y = 85 * id; item.setStoreData(id, xmlItem.attribute( name ), xmlItem.attribute( desc ), xmlItem.attribute( thumbnail )); xmlItem.attribute( price )); item.addToCartBtn.addEventListener( MouseEvent.CLICK, addItemHandler); storeItems.addChild(item); id++; } addChild(storeItems); } function addItemHandler(e:MouseEvent):void { var prod:Object = e.target.parent.getItem(); trace( Add Item: + e.target.parent); trace( Item ID: + prod.id); cart.addProduct(prod); }

The datatype you should use to declare the variable should match the name of the class from which you are instantiating the object. The constructor function, just like any other function, may or may not accept parameters. This depends entirely on how the constructor has been defined. In subsequent chapters, you ll get a chance to review the constructors for all the built-in classes, and so you ll know what, if any, parameters their constructors expect. Also, when you use code hinting in the Actions panel, you can quickly see what parameters a given constructor may expect. To begin with, let s take a look at the most basic kind of object there is an Object object. The Object class is the most fundamental class in all of ActionScript, so it is a good place to start. Here is how you can create a new Object instance using the constructor.