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whitepaper MSDN Webcast: Access the HTML DOM From Managed Code (Level 100)2008-01-28 Microsoft
  The attendee of this webcast will learn how to call the HTML Document Object Model (DOM) in Microsoft Silverlight version 1.1 to control visual elements in an HTML page - all from managed code.

Tags: Graphics Applications		   
whitepaper MSDN Webcast: Using ASP.NET to Create Dynamic XAML in Silverlight 2.0 (Level 200)2008-01-11 Microsoft Tips
  The presenter of this webcast explains how to use Microsoft ASP.NET to dynamically create HTML. However, instead of using it for ASP.NET, the presenter incorporates it into Microsoft Silverlight 2.0.

Tags: Programming Languages, .NET		   
whitepaper Clustering Tags in Enterprise and Web Folksonomies2007-12-07 Hewlett-Packard (HP)
  Off late there has been massive growth in the use of tags as a simple, flexible way to categorize resources. Tags are often used collaboratively to help share information using website; such as del.icio.us. However, the number of tags used in such a service is extremely large, so the unstructured nature of tags limits their value when navigating these websites, and prevents users from fully exploiting tags added by others. Clustering similar tags can improve this by adding structure. This paper discusses techniques for deriving tag similarity and explains two tag clustering algorithms. The paper applies the algorithms to two datasets containing tags provided by users with common interests.

Tags: Web Development and Design		   
whitepaper Defining Colors Using Hex Values: With the Gray-Scale and RGB Color Naming Schemes2007-12-01 SAS Institute
  In Version 6, SAS/Graph includes predefined names for 290 different colors. Additional predefined color names became available for over 100 colors for SAS/Graph output in Version 9. These are the HTML color names listed in the SAS Registry. Together the list of predefined colors gives one over 400 colors to choose from. In any of these releases of the SAS system, one can also define their own colors in SAS/Graph using one of the color-naming schemes. The color-naming schemes are documented in the "SAS/Graph Software Reference" section of the OnlineDoc, under "SAS/Graph Colors". This paper focuses on two of those schemes, gray-scale and RGB.

Tags: Data Visualization		   
whitepaper Decipher Your Code With the Quick Tag Selector and Quick Tag Editor0000-00-00 Microsoft
  Web pages can be fun, but not when one have to wade through a lot of code in order to find a problem or change an HTML tag, right? The new Quick Tag Selector and Quick Tag editor in Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003 can make the process of finding problems and changing tags a lot faster and easier.

Tags: Web Development and Design		   
whitepaper Cut Your Work in Half With the New Split View0000-00-00 Microsoft
  In Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003, the new Split view gives simultaneous complete control over both the design and the code of the Web pages.

Tags: Web Development and Design, 		  
whitepaper Manage Your Site From Anywhere With Remote Web Site View0000-00-00 Microsoft
  Remote Web site view, a new feature in Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003, allows doing all that and more. Users can easily find and publish changed pages, and can just as easily make sure that users don't publish updates until they want to.

Tags: Web Development and Design, 		  
whitepaper Dull Web Site?: Brighten With Interactive Buttons0000-00-00 Microsoft
  Want professional-looking buttons on Web site, without a lot of effort? Then bypass learning design and coding skills, and use FrontPage interactive buttons. With these dynamic buttons, users can impress even their fussiest customers with easy-to-use site navigation, the kind typically produced with advanced graphical editing tools.

Tags: Web Development and Design		   
whitepaper Dreamweaver CS3: The Missing Manual - Introducing Cascading Style Sheets2007-06-01 O'Reilly Media
  What one sees on a Web page when one uses garden-variety HTML tags like, and, pales in comparison to the text and styling on display in, say, a print magazine. If Web designers had only HTML to make their sites look great, the Web would forever be the ugly duckling of the media world. HTML doesn't hold a candle to the typographic and layout control one gets when creating a document in even the most basic word processing program. Fortunately for the designers, one can change the ho-hum appearance of HTML using a technology called Cascading Style Sheets. Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) are ways of making HTML look beautiful.

Tags: Programming Languages, Web Development and Design		   
whitepaper Rendering HTML Using the Brew uiOne Toolkit2007-04-25 Jupitermedia
  Many applications require - or are enhanced by - the presentation of aptly named rich text, text in different formats interspersed with images and hyperlinks to other content. Whether the application is a pure content play, such as a news distribution application, or simply needs a bit of pizzazz in its on-line help, HTML is the answer. Easy to write and maintain (either by hand or with a specialized editor), HTML gives a great deal of flexibility in how one presents text and graphic content. The htmlwidget, an optional widget bundled with the SDK and used by the uiOne trigplayer, can be used to display HTML in applications using the Brew uiOne Toolkit (BUIT) just as any other widget might.

Tags: Programming Languages, Application Development