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A Video Crash-Course in Raphael: New Plus Tutorial
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31 Dec 2009Raphaël is a JavaScript library that provides you with extreme flexibility when working with animations. If you’re unfamiliar with this library, you’ll be amazed when you view some of the demos, and find that no Flash has been used.
Perhaps the reason why this library hasn’t become as widely used as it should be is because there aren’t enough quality tutorials available around the web. Hopefully, this Plus tutorial will help! Join Plus!
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4 Responses to A Video Crash-Course in Raphael: New Plus Tutorial
ettubozo
January 25th, 2010 at 7:29 pm
I started talking with a recruiter my junior year in high school. Of course I couldn't enter the DEP until I was 18 so that was an interesting conversation between me, my parents, and my recruiter..
I would wait a bit longer, before telling anyone. I kind of let some good friends what I was doing, but waited a bit longer for the parents. They won't be able to stop you, and they'll learn to supporting your decision eventually.
When you do decide to start telling people, be proud of it. It's not a shameful thing.
Samuel Adams
March 17th, 2010 at 1:23 pm
iTunes 7 offers a new way to back up your iTunes library, playlists, and iTunes Store purchases for safekeeping. The Back Up to Disc feature saves your media to a blank disc (CD or DVD) and once backed up, iTunes can use your backup disc(s) to automatically restore your iTunes library.
The second link below offers a tutorial on how to back up your iTunes library, playlistst, etc. using an external hard drive or iPod.
I wouldn't erase your library on your laptop because then you woudn't have a back up and it's not going to increase your performance.
Alex
March 19th, 2010 at 9:48 pm
Windows Movie Maker! Its sooo easy but you can do everything with it!
artful_dodger1982
March 25th, 2010 at 1:49 am
I dont know of any that dont rip you off but in the mean time try http://www.tv-links.co.uk….its free and its got some decent content