# 301 redirect all domain request
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www.YOURDOMAINNAME$ [NC]
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://YOURDOMAINNAME/$1 [R=301,L]
RewriteCond %{HTTPS_HOST} ^www.YOURDOMAINNAME$ [NC]
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://YOURDOMAINNAME/$1 [R=301,L]
If you have a business then a commercial page on Facebook can only help your business.
To create you need at least 25 people to like your page and then you must go to http://facebook.com/username and assign a commercial name to your page.
Simple like that. For example:
Business:
OLALA.com.au
Initial page was:
http://facebook.com/olala.com.au#LONG-STING-OF_NUMBERS
Visibility:
none
Commercial URL:
http://facebook.com/Advertising.Agency.Sydney
Visibility (user not login):
YES
If you get this error message it means you are using API V2.
In Version 2 Google ask to register to be able to use Google map embedded into your website (except localhost).
In version 3 you do not need a key anymore as long as you are no using it “intensive”. See Google maps docs.
The link used in your error message is wrong (was not updated by Google).
To get a valid key visit:
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/signup.html
Advice: Have you time, then just jump to Version 3. It is really really GOOD!
The HTML 2.0 was basically a milestone between the Net used by technical persons and the Net used by the business to make real money. It is well known that, from technical point of view, there was nothing so special, it was nothing invented.
The HTML 5.0 has more meanings and will be followed shortly by the HTML 6 and 7.
From one side (technical perspective) there are significant/major changes:
- major browsers seems to get more close each other, web pages content looks the same in all of them
- objects (programming) become more complex including more functionality and simplifying the programming side.
- mobile devices are considered more and more.
On the other side, there is the social aspect. That appears to be the “HIT” of the new HTML. Everybody knows about Facebook, Twitter and Youtube. The new words has been invented and soon they will be found in dictionaries: “texting” and “googling” – communicating and searching using the Net is part of everybody live.
More than that the Net and the TV are merging one into the other. The new TV are included WiFi connection to the Net and the Facebook, Twitter and Youtube icons have their place on the screen when you turn on the device.
The HTML 2.0 did change the way people can make money.
The HTML 5.0 is changing the way people are interacting. It will open for sure a new are “social network and interactivity”.
It is not hard to predict that the “next next HTML” will change total the human society and human being as well. It depends how far people will allow the Net to get into their minds and bodies.
INPUT (in form)
1) To get value of a input elements based on ID :
var obj = document.getElementById(‘IDname’);
var val=obj.value;
1) To get value of a input elements based on Name :
var obj=document.getElementsByName(“name”);
var val=obj[0].value;
RAW data is named NEF data by Nikon.
RAW data can be stored on the memory card, or it can be further processed to get a viewable JPEG or TIFF
Main advantage of RAW data: many of the shooting parameters can be changed after exposure. You can’t change the exposure (obviously) and you can’t change the ISO, but you can change many other parameters.
The second advantage of RAW file is that you can also perform the conversion to an 8-bit or 16-bit TIFF file. TIFF files are larger than JPEG files, but they retain the full quality of the image. second advantage of shooting a RAW file is that you can also perform the conversion to an 8-bit or 16-bit TIFF file.
Details:
TIFF means data is stored as an 8 or 16-bit
RAW means data from most high end digital camera is stored on 12 bit data => there can be 4096 different intensity levels for each pixel.
In an 8-bit file (such as a JPEG), each pixel can have one of 256 different intensity levels.
All printing is done at the 8 bit level
Reason to having 12 bit data: it allows you to perform manipulation to the image without degrading the quality. You can adjust curves and levels to a greater extent, then convert back to 8-bit data for printing. If you want to access all 12 bits of the original RAW file, you can convert to a 16-bit TIFF file.
Notes:
TIFF file is larger than JPEG files but they retain the full quality of the image. They can be compressed or uncompressed. The compression scheme is lossless, meaning that although the file gets a little smaller, no information is lost.
Main reason to shoot JPEG is that you get more shots on a memory card.
RAW means you expect to have to do post exposure processing. If you’re not sure about exposure or white balance, or if you want to maintain the maximum possible allowable post exposure processing, then you’ll want to shoot RAW files, convert to 16-bit TIFF, do all your processing, then convert to 8-bit files for printing.
Create distribution group in AD:
-Users and Computers
-Distibution
-New group
Select Universal or Global and type Distribution
Give a name for example sales
Edit it and setup email address: sales@mydomain.com.au and who belongs to this group (add as many as you need)
Add it in Exchange
-Ex change Console
-Recipient configuration
-Distribution Group (right click) NEW
- choose existing group and browse from sales created in AD
That’s all
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