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Did you already sow a new version of Marquee Tool? In that story is a sample of changing marquee appearance. Now you can easily change color/opacity of picture marquee. Hit Alt and then click up/down buttons. This is a shortest way to increase/decrease marquee opacity on the fly. Also you can use setColor, setOpacity methods. All developers welcome
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I am going to share my thoughts on Apollo, Since last week I was working on a sample application, I have developed a simple application using Apollo. Its amazing and as I have mentioned in my previous articles that Apollo is an embodiment for Adobe.
There is a new Acropolis sample available from the Acropolis team. It is definitely worth checking out. It includes a set of very thorough tutorial documents in the download.
Vertigo has released version 2.0 of the sample application Family.Show. It is a very cool WPF sample application.
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Robert Hanson has been an early adopter of GWT and was one of the first to release third party widget libraries and demonstrate how to integrate Javascript libraries like Scriptaculous. His blog has been a source of aid and comfort to many an aspiring GWT developer. Now he has published a book, with Adam Tacy (not quite out yet, but soon) in the “i
