Uncategorized 07 Apr 2006 01:14 am

Adobe taxi cab in London




Adobe taxi cab in London

Originally uploaded by Mike_Downey.

I was just updating my Flickr account with photos taken back in December and found this little gem.

While visiting with customers during the BLAZE research project my team and I walked out of the Marriott in London and found this taxi parked in front of us. We had to take it, of course. :)

3 Responses to “Adobe taxi cab in London”

  1. on 07 Apr 2006 at 5:29 am 1.Igor said …

    Cool hehe nice shot

  2. on 25 Apr 2006 at 12:51 pm 2.Gabriel said …

    Dear Mike,

    Please acknowlege this as an equiry not comment and I am using this opportunity to get in touch for your help since I have tried all other means but no seems to respond to my dire need of help.

    I hope all is well. I hope this will give you an idea of what I enquiring about. I would like to seek for your advice and direction to buy the right software.

    Below you will find links to couple of websites displaying 3d page turning effect of newsletters, brochures and catalogues. It is my wish to create a series of medical research updates to research groups using such formats.

    http://www.turnpages.eu/

    http://www.macmall.com/macmall/ecatalog/

    There are features I am interested in. I want to be able enlarge the book or zoom in to get a larger text or images and also zoom out. Another interested feature is that which will allow me to list table of content (TOC) and have a hyperlink from the TOC to the corresponding pages and the last feature is the search function to allow me to search for a word (typed) through out the book.

    I am not sure if the Macromedia Flash Pro 8 or the Director will be able to create such e-newsletter with all the above features. I have seen couple of journals created with Flash and I will show you when we meet. I am a novice in this area and your advice will help me to buy the right software and learn the basics. You may also send me the price of the software you recommend. Your advice will be appreciated. Thank you.

    Thank you.

    Gabriel

  3. on 27 Apr 2006 at 7:26 am 3.Brandon Barkley said …

    I have found a 100% reproducable bug in Flash. Is there any way to report it?

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