Adobe Contribute 6.5
Version 6.5.0.4360:. HTML5 Support: Convert your html doctype to HTML5 to enable it to publish to various mobile devices. Design view support for HTML5. Predefined content types: Create new pages quickly based on existing design templates and page functionality. Set the workflow to hold new pages for review or to have them go live instantly. Set automatic expiration dates for new content.
XML editing: Edit site-associated XML content natively, without having to leave Contribute and open an XML editor. Easily update Spry data sets and other pages that render content from dynamic XML-based sites by editing the corresponding XML file. Cross-browser preview: Verify the look and feel of updated pages in multiple browsers.
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Preview edited pages in any installed browser. Windows(R) users can view three browsers simultaneously with synchronous navigation and crawling for side-by-side comparison.
Spry widget editing: Edit any content contained in a variety of Spry widgets, including data within accordion, tabbed, and collapsible panels. Change properties such as panel transition animation effects. Multiple page search and replace: Use the enhanced search and replace capability to update information on multiple open draft pages. Streamline the update process by performing a previously tedious task in minutes.
Subversion support: Roll back pages to previously archived files using the built-in Contribute rollback feature or Subversion(R) software, which is supported by Contribute CS5. Image hotspot support: Create multiple links to different parts of a single image with integrated WYSIWYG hotspot support. Draw one or more hotspots onto any image, and then add alternative text and URLs for immediate interactivity.
SWF or FLV embedding: Insert SWF or FLV files, and Contribute creates web standards - compliant code, compatible with that created in Adobe Dreamweaver(R) software. This helps ensure that content is Adobe Flash(R) Player compatible while enabling drag-and-drop authoring in Contribute. Server Side includes file editing: Allow authors to edit Server Side Includes (SSI) files.
Authors can choose SSI files from a list, without needing to know the file path. Modify HTML content in the SSI file with Contribute. Text and image enhancements: Create superscript and subscript text directly in Contribute. Rescale, rotate, crop, and sharpen images, and adjust their brightness and contrast. Changes are displayed accurately with enhanced CSS rendering.
Enamel Enamel or enamel is a mass of inorganic composition, usually consisting of silicates and oxides, which is produced by melting or fritting, which means a melting process that is broken off shortly before completion, in usually vitreous solidified form. This mass is usually applied, sometimes with additives, in one or more layers to a carrier material and melted at high temperatures and short burning times, usually with the aim of coating the carrier material. Enamel is used as a carrier material on metal or glass. 10.6 (Snow Leopard) Snow Leopard was released on August 28, 2009 and, as announced by Apple at WWDC on June 9, 2008, this version of the operating system mainly contains improvements and few new features. The focus is on the improved utilization of current computer hardware - computers with PowerPC processors are no longer supported from this version, so an Intel processor is a condition. With Grand Central Dispatch and the Open Computing Language, a significant increase in performance is to be achieved by combining multi-core main processors with powerful graphics processors (GPGPU) under one central programming interface.
There is also extended 64-bit support in the operating system kernel. The Finder has been completely rewritten and is now a 64-bit application. Most of Apple's pre-installed applications now also run in 64-bit mode, but can be started in 32-bit if required. QuickTime X supports modern multimedia codecs better, plus native support for Microsoft Exchange 2007 in Mail, Address Book and iCal. The application has been available for access to the Mac App Store for Snow Leopard since January 6, 2011.