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Learn About HTML 5

Mar 10

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HTML 5 – Coming To Browser Near You?
Yes, HTML 5 is on its way!

Most of the hardcore web community already knows that there is a new standard coming our way. This new programming language and yes I think I can get away with calling it that now that they have added some true commands, not just tags anymore, is HMTL 5. Web standards and usability is ever evolving system and the standards we use to create web pages is getting ready to take a huge leap forward. HTML 5 will be the newest version of the popular Hyper Text Markup Language for web site developers to take advantage of in there web development arsenal. The whole package is still being put together and there are many new features, capabilities and extendability options being considered and added.

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HTML 5 will make use of some familiar XML standards to extend it’s usability and functionality. It looks like there may be some carry over from some other popular web programming languages like Java and PHP as well. HTML 5 may prove to be a very versatile programming language for web developers and webmasters.

This may actually become the web developers language of choice in the near future, at least that is what the pros at Google are saying. Google is so exited about the new features that HTML 5 will be bringing to the table that they have made public that they are no longer going to put development hours into there own Google Gears API, but rather start developing on the new HTML 5 platform instead!

If you want to learn more about the new standards that HTML 5 will be coming soon, we suggest the following resource, as they have been a leader in web standards and are the most trusted source out there as far as we are concerned.

W3 – HTML 5 Specification

We are obviously very exited about what these new changes are going to bring to the Internet in the following months and years and hope that you are too. We will keep this page updated with more news on HTML 5 as we receive it.

HTML 5 For Vimeo and Youtube!

Will it work cross browser?
The videos will work natively in Safari and Chrome (well, YouTube would certainly have to, wouldn’t it?). They’ll also work in IE if you have ChromeFrame installed (which we all know is cheating). If you’re using a browser that doesn’t support HTML5 video it will default back to the Flash method they currently employ.

Both YouTube and Vimeo use the H.264 codec to encode the videos — and that’s where things start to get complicated.

Since no official codec is defined in the spec because browser manufacturers have chosen to use different codecs to render HTML5 video. Opera and Mozilla use the Ogg Theora codec (more on that later), while Apple and Google use H.264. Who knows which side of the fence Microsoft will come down on, but I feel duty bound to mention that the licensors of the H.264 codec include both Microsoft and Apple.

There’s one major problem here: Ogg Theora, the open source video codec supported by both Firefox and Opera, is not supported on either site. It’s a shame these browsers aren’t supported, especially since Firefox 3.6 was released last week and announced support for full-screen video in its native video player.
Why use Ogg?

As previously stated, Ogg is an open source codec, meaning it’s free to use and implement. By contrast, support for native H.264 decoding in a browser costs approximately $5 million per year. (See summary of AVC/H.264 license terms [PDF].) It also seems that people creating H.264 content will be liable for royalties starting in 2011.

Far be it from me to get into the ins and outs of the debate over which codec to use, but it seems that open source would be the better way to go. Silivia Pfeiffer (a contractor for Mozilla) claims that serving as Ogg Theora will reach more people than serving as H264.

Google, on the other hand, which owns YouTube has said that Theora is not a good enough codec, claiming “If [youtube] were to switch to theora and maintain even a semblance of the current youtube quality it would take up most available bandwidth across the Internet”, a claim hotly (and convincingly) contested in Greg Maxwell’s YouTube / Ogg/Theora comparison.

YouTube and Vimeo seem to have discounted Ogg. I’d love to find out if there are other plans to add support for Firefox and Opera.

Ignoring the whole video codec debate, it leaves us in some ways back where we started — dealing with proprietary software or complicated licensing to create online content rather than using technologies that will allow us to have a truly open web.
With Apple, Google, Mozilla, and Opera not likely to budge on their respective codec choices for HTML5 video, we can only hope that the developers at market-leading sites like YouTube and Vimeo can implement cross-browser interoperable video just like Kroc Camen’s Video for Everybody. Judging by the aforementioned blog posts, both sites have more plans in the pipeline, which is encouraging.

The codec battles are only beginning, and we’re waiting to see which direction one big gun will point. Last year, Google (which owns YouTube) announced that is paying $104million for a company called On2 Technologies, “a leading creator of high-quality video compression technology” and which made the original VP3 codec which is the basis for Ogg Theora.

What are their plans? To release a “better” Theora-like codec into the community? We can only speculate.
Back to today. Although not perfect, these sites’ support for the element is still a massive leap forward for HTML5. Who knows — if more large sites continue to adopt HTML5, maybe it’ll be ready in 2010 rather than 2022!

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Microsoft Access Database Errors And Basic Problems

Mar 9

Posted by sruce2002 in Database | No Comments

Any software can have problems from time to time. And it is not rare to have problem for Microsoft Access either. The MS Access database gets corrupted, damaged or some files become inaccessible due to different reasons. And one of the most frequent reasons for MS Access database inaccessibility is a damaged or improper MS Access 2003 installation. Wrong program installation can also lead to improper registry settings, missing or corrupted DLLs, which stands for Dynamic Link Library files. In order to solve this problem, the best way to restore the inaccessible data is from a valid backup file. But if an updated backup is not available or it fails to restore the needed data, then you should rely on a powerful Access database repair program, which can repair your lost data.

Let’s consider the following example, when you are trying to run your Access 2003 database, but you see some issues like you database doesn’t mount, or it makes some files inaccessible, or the data is not displayed correctly. You can also encounter an error message, which doesn’t allow you to access your data.

The main reason for such database behavior might be the damaged MS Access 2003 installation. In order to solve the above issues, you should stick to the following measures. There are certain methods you can use to repair your Access 2003 installation.

First, you should start the Access 2003. Then, click Detect and Repair in the Help menu option. When you are prompted by the system, insert the MS Office 2003 CD. If you are not prompted, then you should install Access 2003 edition from the network. Now you have to follow the instructions until the database repair gets finished. Now all you have to do is exit Access and then start it again.

Now you want to confirm that the problem has been solved. So, you should perform all actions, which have previously caused serious problems. But, if even after performing the above actions, you still encounter previous Access database behavior, then you will have to use advanced Access repair software in order to recover your data completely. Such advanced Access recovery utilities use the latest scanning algorithms in order to repair damaged Access databases. Such Access recovery utilities are created by qualified database experts, which is why the programs are easy to understand and use for anyone, even without prior technical skills. Such Access repair tools are able to provide complete Access database files restoration, including mdb and accdb files. Having such advanced MS Access database recovery tool is definitely beneficial for you, especially if you often work with a database and the performance of your company depends on the information stored in the Access database.

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Microsoft Access Database Features

Mar 9

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Microsoft Access database has lots of useful features and one of them is combo boxes. Using combo boxes will improve the look and feel of your Access forms. In order to understand the work of combo boxes, let’s consider the example of countries.

Access forms may require different information like name, address or country. And as we know some countries’ names can be recorded in few ways, for example the United Kingdom is also known as the UK, England, Britain, and Great Britain. And if you have entered a different name of the country every time you wanted to record the United Kingdom, it might cause some problems. If you want to run a query and search for all customers in the UK, you will get a wrong result. The query will show you all the customers registered under “the UK”, but will not show other records you might have entered as “Britain” or “England”, for example. You will also have the same problem with the United States.

Another problem, which may arise, is an incorrect spelling of the name of the country. One time you might record country as Brazil, and the next time you might spell it as Brasil. And again you will get wrong results in your search.

The solution to this problem is using a dropdown box or MS Access combo box. Using combo boxes will also speed up the process of data entry, because you will not have to type the data in, but select it from the list.

MS Access combo box can use table or a query as its data source. It is probably better to use a query, just because you can filter the data you need in a query. Imagine that you need only European countries in your form, so using a query you can set the needed criteria. Besides, queries work faster than tables, which will also improve your performance.

It is not that hard to create a combo box for any type of information you store in your database. And you can also use the Access Wizard for this purpose, which makes the process even easier.

When you use a combo box in Microsoft Access, you don’t have to worry about entering the wrong information in the database, which often leads to problems. Every record you have to create in Access database will always have the same items to select from, which prevents typing in the same information in different variations. You will simply select the one correct data item from a combo box and your data as well as the form will be more consistent. Learning how to create and use combo boxes in Access can prevent many database problems and save time.

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