Wow, what a day. A local company needed some input on just what coldfusion was. When I asked what they thought it was, the reply was
Someone said it is just like Visual Basic
My comment was that it was more mature than that. Much so... Visual Basic on steriods with a rocket pack, and anti-gravity boots, super tool belt, and a cool red cape, maybe.
Bottom line, I am thrilled that we will not be the only CF shop in town :).
WOW! What a year! Due to our expanding backlog of work, Honey House Web Designs is expanding our workforce. Update: We are looking for experienced CF coders, as well as subcontractors and Internet IT professionals.
If you are a Coldfusion developer who is proficient in
If you are proficient in Flash/Flex, CFEclipse, FusionDebug, these are added bonus.
Candidates should live in the South East, (no relocation offered). Some telecommuting may be possible within a 150 mile radius in the beginning, but you must be an organized self-starter who can work without tons of oversight.
Please send your resume and project sample links to hhd - at - honeyhousedesigns.com (you know the schpeal).
I have created a Vector image in Illustrator that I want to open in FW CS3. FW CS3 doesn't integrate well with AI files, and EPS files usually import as bitmap.
To open a vector Illustrator file in Fireworks CS3, to this:
1) In Illustrator, save as .eps, then choose a legacy Illustrator 8 version.
2) In Fireworks, import that newly saved .eps file and you should import all the paths and and shape along with it.
There may be some fine tuning involved, but at least you are not recreating the image
Adobe discontinued the Stock Photo program back in March 2008. However, I never bothered to uninstall it from Bridge as I never used the Stock Photo program, and I only open Bridge when doing layout design (maybe once every 1-2 weeks). Sure, my Bridge is fat and bloated, but since I didn't use it daily, I didn't care.
Until this morning. In Bridge, accidentally clicking on Adobe Stock Photos crashed Bridge. Reopening wanted to open back to my last location (aka Stock Photos) and crash-o again. It took a few tries before Bridge finally got the message and opened back to viewing my computer.
So, I uninstalled Stock Photos ( KB w/ more info )
All is good, my Bridge lost a few pounds of processing weight, and the software now loads within a second as opposed to the usual 5-10. Good job.
