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Review recomendada por Backfocus en la que podrás informarte de las novedades del paquete. Esta nueva versión está más pensada para el fotógrafo, ¿por qué no incluir el Adobe Lightroom?. Así nuestro flujo de trabajo ganará en rapidez. Por cierto yo estoy que no uso otra cosa ahora jejeje

As a WYSIWYG Presto-based editor, Dreamweaver can hide the details of pages’ HTML code from the user, making it possible for non-coders to create web pages and sites. A professional criticism of this approach is that it produces HTML pages whose file size and amount of HTML code is much larger than they should be, which can cause web browsers to perform poorly. This can be particularly true because the application makes it very easy to create table-based layouts. In addition, some web site developers have criticized Dreamweaver in the past for producing code that often does not comply with W3C standards, though this has improved considerably in recent versions. Dreamweaver 8.0 (the version prior to the recently released 9.0 within CS3) performed poorly on the Acid2 Test, developed by the Web Standards Project. However, Macromedia has increased the support for CSS and other ways to lay out a page without tables in later versions of the application, with the ability to convert tables to layers and vice versa. Dreamweaver allows users to preview websites in many browsers, provided that they are installed on their computer. It also has some site management tools, such as the ability to find and replace lines of text or code by whatever parameters specified across the entire site, and a templatization feature for creating multiple pages with similar structures. The behaviors panel also enables use of basic JavaScript without any coding knowledge.

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Una nueva amenaza con tintes apocalípticos se cierne sobre la red o quizás una amenaza más, aunque envuelta en un aire de misterio que la ha posicionado por encima del resto de amenazas habituales. Parece diferente a las demás porque puede obligar a que se modifiquen los hábitos de programación tal como los conocemos hasta ahora, aunque la experiencia de la "vacuna" (de momento sólo para navegadores firefox) lleva más a pensar a que van a variar las pautas en lo que a navegación se refiere. Los detalles de la amenaza y de su forma de funcionamiento no han sido desvelados públicamente (tal como hace el CERT desde el 88 y tal como parece más lógico), aunque sí conocemos su forma de funcionamiento. En este post hay algunas especualaciones que pueden parecer más o menos lógicas sobre su funcionamiento, aunque de lo que he podido leer, lo mejor me ha parecido este mail de Michal Zalewsk, los artículos del web de Giorgo Maone, autor de la única vacuna conocida para navegadores Firefox ("ClearScript") y este otro artículo en español con ejemplos y un análisis bastante detallado.

En principio el clickjacking consiste en que el usuario hace aparentemente click sobre un lugar que está viendo en una página web y en realidad lo está haciendo sobre otro enlace controlado por terceros (aparentemente mediante la superposición de capas utilizando un frame oculto). Esto abre un mundo de posibilidades para posibles fraudes, estafas, robo de credenciales, etc. Por ejemplo, al pulsar sobre el botón de nuestro banco favorito nos podría salir una ventanita que nos indique que se va a instalar una aplicación necesaria para la comunicación, etc, etc, que al final instalaría un troyano o algo por el estilo que sería el comienzo de una amenaza que pasaría desapercibida.

Hay un cierto halo de misterio en torno al clickjacking. Por ejemplo, el pasado 24 de septiembre, en el marco de las conferencias de seguridad OWASP, Jeremiah Grossman y Robert Hansen, iban a ofrecer una conferencia sobre Clickjacking en la que iban a desvelar las vulnerabilidades que afectaban a los navegadores web más importantes. Sin embargo la conferencia fue cancelada a petición de Adobe, de cuyo software y concretamente Flash se especula que provienen gran parte de los problemas. La anulación de la conferencia les valió incluso un agradecimiento oficial por parte de la compañía.

La protección contra el clickjacking está bastante bien resumida en este post de kriptópolis:

1. Los usuarios de Firefox + NoScript están a salvo del Clickjacking. Esta funcionalidad creada por Giorgio Maone se denomina ClearScript y se puede descargar aquí.
2. Los usuarios de navegadores en modo texto (Links, Lynx, w3m...) están a salvo.
3. Los usuarios de Opera están a salvo del Clickjacking, siempre que sigan los siguientes pasos:
   • Deshabilitar todas las opciones en Herrramientas -> Avanzado -> Contenidos.
   • Escribir "opera:config" en la barra de direcciones. Buscar "Extensions" y deshabilitar "iFrames".
4. Los usuarios de Explorer, Safari y Chrome no disponen de ninguna protección totalmente eficaz frente al Clickjacking.

Como podemos ver, una buena parte del mercado de los navegadores está sencillamente indefenso ante esta nueva amenaza. Para dudas o preguntas concretas se puede consultar este faq.

En definitiva, una amenaza, parece que de las serias, que no hace más que volver a ratificar el clásico dicho de que ningún sistema es seguro al 100%. De todas formas la aparición de amenazas de este tipo me lleva a preguntarme por la existencia de otras que ni siquiera conocemos a día de hoy o que estén en manos de hackers y ante las que estemos auténticamente indefensos por desconocimiento ante todo.

La seguridad no es un tema, en mi opinión, que preocupe a los fabricantes más allá de su propio prestigio e imagen ante los usuarios. La complejidad de los códigos y arquitecturas actuales ha llevado a los fabricantes a adoptar una actitud reactiva más que proactiva con respecto a los agujeros de seguridad. Es decir, no hay fabricantes que inviertan en descubrir sus propios agujeros de seguridad para ir tapándolos. No conozco el caso de fabricantes que contraten equipos de hackers para que irrumpan en sus sistemas en los laboratorios de manera que se puedan ir parcheando las aplicaciones incluso con posterioridad a su lanzamiento. La actitud actual es de respuesta más o menos rápida cuando ocurre algo, de taller mecánico vamos. "... Dígame usted qué le está fallando que pongo a mis equipos a investigar cómo evitarlo ...". Además, estoy convencido de que nos encontramos ante un problema que irá a más y que no va a tener solución, aunque nuestro consuelo siempre será lo que la mayoría pensamos: "¿me va a tocar precisamente a mi con la cantidad de gente que hay en la red?". Pero como dice el anuncio de la lotería: "cuidado, que toca".

The newly-supported models are:

• Canon EOS Rebel/1000D
• Canon EOS 50D
• Fuji FinePix IS Pro preliminary support was introduced in v4.5
• Kodak EasyShare Z1015 IS
• Leaf AFi-II 6
• Leaf AFi-II 7
• Leaf Aptus-II 6
• Leaf Aptus-II 7
• Nikon D700 preliminary support was introduced in v4.5
• Nikon D90 preliminary support was introduced in v4.5
• Nikon Coolpix P6000 preliminary support was introduced in v4.5
• Olympus SP-565 UZ
• Pentax K2000/K-m
• Sigma DP1
• Sony DSLR-A900

Camera Raw 4.6 can be downloaded by itself or in a bundle with DNG Converter 4.6. Follow a link below to access:

• Camera Raw 4.6 for Mac
• Camera Raw 4.6 for Windows
• Camera Raw 4.6 and DNG Converter 4.6 for Mac
• Camera Raw 4.6 and DNG Converter 4.6 for Windows

via Rob Galbraith DPI: Adobe Camera Raw 4.6 available for download

Sample image grabbed using Skitch from Apple preview and Adobe Camera RAW dialog box.

I should point out that I have applied no noise reduction to the Camera RAW settings as I wanted it to be as 'out of the camera' as possible, where as the Canon in camera software does apply noise reduction which you can see by looking at the car door.

Canon in camera 50D with standard picture style (zoomed to fit)

Adobe Camera RAW 4.6 processing the RAW file from the Canon 50D (zoomed to fit)

I think the results speak for themselves, the RAW file feels much much sharper at 100% view than the JPEG ever did, finally I am happy with my 50D!

And here for Mac

Can't wait to try my 50D RAW files in the final release of 4.6. I guess we can expect a final LightRoom 2.1 release anytime soon now with this update as well. Currently LightRoom 2.1 is still in release candidate on labs.adobe.com

Pode até parecer um assunto fora de questão dependendo de que estado do Brasil você é, mas fora do eixo principal da propaganda e editoração eletrônica brasileira o CorelDraw ainda domina o mercado como a única referência em manipulação vetorial e diagramação. A ferramenta principal de muitos diretores de arte de Belém e outras cidades do Brasil. (continuar lendo)

Arrisco dizer que o apelo tudo-em-um do Corel acaba prevalecendo em mercados menos desenvolvidos em detrimento de soluções mais especializadas como Indesign (diagramação), Illustrator (ilustração vetorial) e Acrobat. Agências, fornecedores, veículos, universidade e curso técnicos trabalham e ensinam o CorelDraw, criando um fenômeno em cadeia que dificulta iniciativas de mudar para o pacote Adobe, uma vez que se um mudasse, teria dificuldade em comunicar-se com o outro.

Mas a medida que o mercado cresce e amadurece, surge a necessidade de soluções mais dedicadas. Mesmo com dificuldades, algumas iniciativas de uma nova geração de profissionais está tentando rever esses conceitos enraizados em Belém. Já tem muita agência abandonando totalmente o CorelDraw e estamos conseguindo a cooperação de fornecedores e veículos.

Diante disso, meu amigo Vinícus Nussemeyer (ex-Paim Porto Alegre) e eu ensaimos um treinamento de Indesign entre os funcionários da agência que trabalhamos. Não aconteceu com a periodicidade e profundidade que gostaríamos, mas já serviu de ponta pé inicial para que outras pessoas descobrissem as vantagem dessa plataforma e se animassem a aprende-la. Desenvolvemos inclusive uma apostila exclusiva para comparar o funcionamento de certos recursos entre o Corel e o Indesign e ajudar na familiarização. Se quiser pode fazer o download aqui.

Se você quer que a sua agência dê um passo adiante e mude para a plataforma de trabalho em sintonia com todas as melhores agência do mundo e, principalmente, quer mudar para uma plataforma mais estável e produtiva, entre em contato conosco para oferecermos uma proposta de treinamento. E se você também odeia o Corel, junte-se a nós nessa briga.

This week I installed, setup and connected 45 computers. The first 10 were fun, the next 10 were annoying, the rest was just work.

Then we tested aggressively before we deployed to the whole office, and when we felt we had a stable installed, we went for it. Turns out it wasn't so smooth.

After a couple 12+ hour days the problem turns out to be a third party plugin for indesign CS3! The problem is we have to have this certian plugin to function. So we've had some hard days this week.

Luckily we seem to be keeping our heads above water until we can get an update for our Plugin

Sure... it doesn't really come close to all the functionality that "regular Keynote" has, but despite this 280slides is hands down one of the more impressive engineering efforts I've seen in quite some time... but what does it give me as a user? So far, the only reasons for me to switch is that it's free and that it's available when I don't have my computer with me. Is this really enough?

And what about Photoshop.com? Just like 280slides, it's an extremely well polished product and just like 280slides, it's very clear why I would accept the massively scaled down feature set and speed, and switch to Express from using regular Photoshop, besides price and availability. So maybe they're both targeting non-consumption, a classic low end disruption? I mean, price and availability are naturally extremely important.

First of all, the "free" aspect is most probably temporary... also last time I checked Photoshop CS still outsells Photoshop Elements, right? Second, the availability is just physical, as in it allows you to create presentations on different computers. That's fine, but I hardly think that it's enough for this kind of app, unless it leverages some sort of networked functionality. Gmail, Basecamp etc. aren't relevant to compare with.

However, I think that easing the access in the virtual world might be an interesting scheme. At least for Photoshop Express. I mean, wouldn't it be great if I could edit my pictures in the same, rich interface when I upload pictures to Flickr, Wordpress, Facebook etc. Why aren't Adobe leveraging this distribution dimension? Most CMS-platform would love to have more rich interface to handle images, specially if they didn't need to develop it themselves. They could just wrap Photoshop Express around the uploaded picture. And Adobe could charge a fixed or usage based license fee.

That would be something. Wouldn't it?

 After playing viewer for long duration it crashes showing an error message that points to flash9f.ocx flash plug in. This is because of the compatibility mismatch between the flash plug in and the the browser you are using it with.

This is how the error details for Internet Explorer 6 looks like

After searching on various forums one of the common possibilities for this error seems to be the upgrade to Internet Explorer 7 from Internet Explorer 6 OR vice-verse. User upgrades from IE6 (which already has flash plug in installed) to IE7. This could have corrupt the flash plug in in registry values.

We have not faced any such issues in Firefox. The immediate workaround would be to switch to Firefox for playing the locations. Please install the the Firefox full screen plug in to play the location in full screen mode in Firefox.

If Internet Explorer is the priority, below are some links to the forums which may help you. They talk about a clean installation of flash plugin.

1. Go to this Microsoft forum thread and search for 15 Jun 2008, 11:12 PM UTC comment. Follow the steps mentioned in the comment. It worked for few users. It might work for you.
2. Another possible resolution posted at this Google forum thread. Search for 'Aug 4, 8:32' and refer the comments. A user posted this comment after getting through with this bug.

For more information on this error please refer the links below:

• Adobe forum
• Adobe bug database status A bug related to flash9f.ocx is marked open here. You might want to keep a check on this link for a possible resolution in the near future.
• Nabble This link points to the issue faced by a user using a different application which is flash based. This aligns pretty much the same with the scenario in which we have faced the issue in our labs.

Please refer the links mentioned in this post. Please do write to us if the links mentioned above or any other method worked for you. It would help us spreading the word to other users who are facing this issue. You can reach us at support@infosignz.com

Here is a video demonstration that shows how clickjack is used to spy webcams,

Here you can try the demo of Clickjack, how it works and it wont accept any input from your webcam and microphone if connected, but just only for education purpose.

Click Here to See the Clickjack Live Demo

Adobe has fixed this flaw and now almost every one is protected from this sort of attack.

Download 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7

اطلاعات بیشتر از سایت ادوبی

You will need an Endicia account and have their Dazzle software installed. Dazzle with Endicia does not necessary explain in layman's terms how to email postage and it's defiantly not an automated task with that works with your other software applications but it is possible. One reason USPS doesn't really want you doing this is because the shipping post office is graded on a scale of 100 the on-time percentage of delivery for parcels and upgraded options. You might send someone a label via E-Mail on Monday, but your customer might not send it till Friday, causing the Post Master to feel a small deduction in his percentage if the process is repeated over and over.

Anyways, it's pretty easy to do.

Step 1: You will need to download adobe reader and install the full version. You also need Dazzle from Endicia installed as stated above. This version doesn't cost you a dime but might take in upwards of 10 minutes to download and install. Restart your PC. Doing so will allow your computer to set adobe as a valid "printer" when you go to print postage and is necessary in the below steps.

Step 2: After you've installed, open up Endicia Dazzle software and the layout that you wish to send return postage etc with.

Step 3: Fill out the address and return address accordingly. Usually I type our company name in both the return address section and the mailing address section. We can usually be accurate with the weight, but if it's not, USPS might return it to the return address and the postage is wasted and still needs to be sent out. When you put your address in both of these fields, if for some reason something goes wrong, USPS has no option but to "return to sender" and it will eventually make it back to your facility/home.

(When you double click on the senders address a menu comes up. Here you highlight the entire address, press CTR-C and it will auto populate the shipping address. USPS has no option but to send it back to you even if the party you're emailing over packs for the next earthquake)

Step 4: When you have the label, weight (adjusted by double clicking on the postage section on the label) and method, you're ready to export to PDF file so you can email the file. You will need to set up the postage to print to PDF Adobe Reader. Click on FILE>Printer Setup> and change the default from your thermal/laser/inkjet printer to AdobePDF Creator. Select this option in printer drop down menu and click ok.

Step 5: Time to "print". Click on the print Icon in the upper left of the application and it should open adobe, create the file automatically and then (for me at least) opens up Outlook with the file already attached. I enter in the customers email and a quick message and you're done! EASY!

Remember to remind them to send it out ASAP so you don't get a call from your Post Master or it gets delayed. Faxing labels doesn't work because it throws the bar code off and 3D scan postage at the top off and cant be used by USPS. Very rarely, faxing a copy might make it's way to the lost and found never to be seen again. Also remember to change your layout back to your default!

Big Problem! Sometimes, on youtube you get the message:
Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Macromedia's Flash Player. Click here to get the latest flash player
You do, but you could not install. Or you just can't see flash movies or the installation at Adobe site, when the page get not finished. Or missing flash files or flash movies.
This is most common with windows SP2, IE7 and the update Adobe Flash player 9 but it happens on Vista especially with UAP turned on.
:!:  Just in case: I assumed you have java enabled, if not, check in IE:
Tools - Internet Options - Advanced -
then scroll through you find: Java, the box below it should be checked.
:!:  Another thing to check, if you have spybot search and destroy, this tool has a flash killer setting. Please, verify this to be NOT checked.

So let's see what can we do to fix it.
1.  First download the Adobe flash uninstaller tool from here:
http://fpdownload.macromedia.com/get/flashplayer/current/uninstall_flash_player.exe

Then, download the stand alone full instaler for Flash Player here:
http://www.macromedia.com/go/full_flashplayer_win_ie

2.  Then, run the uninstaller tool but run as administrator:
    Right click on, and chose: Run as... Administrator
    For Vista users must have administrative rights or chose Run Elevated
3.  Reboot
4.  Run the stand alone instaler tool, as above, right click, "Run as... administrator" for XP  or  "Run Elevated" for Vista.
5.  Reboot.
6.  You are Done! :D

Important: If you have download the .msi Microsoft Installer package for Adobe Flash Player, not the simple one from the link above, this file, the installer, might be blocked. For avoid problems with installation, before you run it, right click on the installer, select Properties and on the General tab, at bottom, near Security you will see a button: Unblock. You must press that button and unblock that file before run the msi installer.

If Adobe Flash Player not work after the steps above you can still do this:
For Win XP and Vista
1. Open My Computer.
2. Go to C:\Windows\System32\   ( or C:\Windows\SysWOW64\  for Vista 64 bit )
3. Go to Macromed directory. ( not Macromedia )
4. Open Flash directory.
5. Right click the FlashUtil9b.
6. Select Run as... Administrator.
7. At the UAC prompt select Continue.
8. Install Flash Player.
9. Reboot
10. Done! :D

The purpose of this post is to give a general foresee of the future of web apps development. From the comparison between desktop apps and web apps, we can conclude that in the near future, one of the priorities of web apps development is to provide user as rich functions and features as desktop apps do, meanwhile, for the characteristics that are not so well for current web apps, such as the stability, security, sustainability, these are to be improved. In this chapter, some of the latest technologies are introduced to give us an overview what is going on there. These include RIA using Microsoft SilverLight for illustration; and Mashups with Google Maps Mashup as an example; and Adobe Air together with Gear from Google representing the trend of combination of desktop and web applications. Lastly, a very brief introduction is given for cloud computing technology.

From what have been discussed above, we can conclude that the future of web application development is to integrate the usability, flexibility of desktop applications and the transport and ease-to-access capabilities of web applications, and meantime enhance the security, scalability and interactivity of web applications.

As is discussed before, one limitation to current web application is that it cannot provide as rich user experience as desktop applications due to certain constraints such as the working environment, as now web applications are still restricted to web browsers, which, compared to operating systems, is much simpler in functionality and supporting. Other constraints may be in programming language, as JavaScript is still the main scripting language for creating web applications; the power of the language will decide the functionality of web apps; network availability, accessibility, etc might become constraints, too.

In order to equip web apps with as rich the functionality and features as desktop apps, developers are working on Rich Internet Applications (RIA), which tries to realize that by transferring the processing necessary to the interface to web client while keep bulk of data at the application server, this differs from the usual way of doing all the processing at the server [1], and it is believed that in this way the user interface and responsiveness of web apps will be improved.

One example of RIA is SilverLight technology proposed by Microsoft, which Microsoft promises aims to deliver identical user experience both within browser and on desktop, based on the fact that it has “rich controls, rich networking support and rich base class library” [1] .

Another trend is to create web apps that combine various web services from different suppliers; this is called Mash up, which is a hybrid of web applications. The main functions of the apps are realized by calling external web services and then do processing on the result returned by the web services.

The most commonly seen example is RSS (Really Simple Syndication) reader, like Google Reader, through which we subscribe news on web pages; but now we have a lot more, like video and photo mashups, searching and shopping mashups, etc. For example, in Microsoft Popfly, people can easily create a web application that retrieves specified pictures from Flickr, or Google Picasa, and then display them as a slideshow or post them to your own page like Facebook; or you can grab portion of Google Maps, for example, your location map, placed it onto your own application window, either a webpage or desktop application.

An even hotter trend might be seen is the combination of desktop applications and web applications, like what Gears from Google or Adobe AIR does. They overcome the limits of web browsers by deploying rich internet applications onto desktop directly. This actually blurs the differences between desktop and web apps. Both Gears and Adobe Air applications can work offline, doing work such as data entry, and when an Internet connection is available, they will upload the data and do further processing. For example, AOL has released a desktop widget named “top100videos”, from which user can select to watch any video interested, and if network connectivity is available, the application will communicate with server and streaming the video.

Since 2007, there is much talking and debating [3] on a technology called “cloud computing”, supported by Google, IBM, Amazon and a number of universities, the cloud here is the metaphor of Internet and the main purpose is to reliance on the Internet for solving computing problems from clients. The key characteristics include great enhancement in security, scalability and reliability, meanwhile, the performance and sustainability is much improved.

The future of web application development is not easily predicted as Information Technology industry is so fast developing an area; yet we can still draw some conclusions based on the latest technologies introduced above. First, the developers will try to leverage the advantages of desktop applications and integrate them into web applications, such as the interface, rich functions, etc. To realize that, they need to break through some of the bottlenecks, one is the browser, another one is the programming language; second, various web services are to be integrated into web apps, and this requires good network support; finally, the scalability, security and sustainability of web apps are to be enhanced. This will be achieved with efforts from various parties, including network infrastructure improvement (to increase bandwidth), security tech development, next-generation data center development etc.

As a result, in Photoshop CS4 we now have flash-based panels that can be built from scratch by third party developers.

But it gets better. Very soon now, you can 'roll your own' Panel in a snap with Adobe Configurator.

The application lets you pick and choose (literally drag and drop) among Photoshop tools, menu items, scripts and actions, and it even lets you include stuff like instructional videos, before it 'bakes' a new Panel that you can import into Photoshop CS4, and share with the world. Presto! All of your most used tools in one customized Panel. Pretty damn cool.