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If your Finds are returning too many results, one option is to make your Find criteria more specific. FileMaker provides you with a straightforward way to approach this problem when constructing your initial Find criteria. To extend the original Find criteria, you can enter additional detail into the search field (for example, entering ja rather than j returns Jackson but not Johnson). Alternatively, you can enter criteria into more than one field. For example, entering j in the LastName field and p in the FirstName field tells FileMaker to return only those records satisfying both criteria (that is, those that have a last name starting with j and a first name starting with p). You can enter Find criteria into as many fields as necessary to locate the records you re looking for. Additionally, FileMaker permits the use of multiple sequential Find requests, and you can use the second or subsequent requests to narrow the Find by omitting certain records from the found set. To do so, create a Find request (with appropriate initial criteria) and then, while still in Find mode, choose Requests Add New Request. A second find request appears, ready to accept additional criteria. By selecting the Omit checkbox in the Status Toolbar, you can instruct FileMaker to exclude from the found set those records returned by the first request meeting the second request s criteria.

You can assign the Manage Extended Privileges option to one or more privilege sets, enabling some users (managers and team leaders, for example) to edit and reassign extended privileges to existing privilege sets. Extended privileges, like all privilege set characteristics, are available only to scripts and calculations in the file where you define them. For a multiple file solution, you may need to define extended privileges in more than one file.

In addition to the basic reorganization of the Toolbox, the color controls include three new buttons, arrayed across the bottom of the Color Tray. These are, from left to right, buttons for Default Stroke and Fill, None, and Swap. The Default button sets the stroke to black and the fill to white. The None button (only active with the Pen, Oval, and Rectangle Tools) sets the active control to apply no color. The Swap button swaps the current colors between the Stroke and Fill controls.

Expression is a sophisticated and unique vector-based painting tool that can enhance a Flash project with imagery that has an artistic look that differs from other vector-based artwork out there. That s because Expression is a painting application that utilizes Skeletal Stroke technology, which gives an artist the ability to paint a single, pressure-sensitive stroke that s based on a more complex image such as a beautiful brush stroke, a flame, a biological structure, or other intricate forms (see the following figure). Skeletal Strokes may contain multiple views that will export as an animation to the Flash (.SWF) format. Expression features a suite of interesting shape-creation tools that are much more fun than the usual pen tool (which it also has). Expression also enables you to automatically assign motion and color behaviors to objects that can be controlled by mouseover states when exported to the Flash format. The theme I ve chosen for this tutorial is plankton. Often, the art we create for the Internet is like plankton, because the Internet is such a vast and ever-changing sea of information. (In fact, our word, plankton, derives from the Greek plankthos, which means adrift. It was a common epithet for a wanderer, such as Odysseus. jwl) Author s Note: You can find assets and examples for this tutorial in the ch31 folder. In the file, planktonAnimation.xpr, there are examples of objects that have Flash motion settings applied to them, and the result of these behaviors are visible in the file, planktonAnimation.SWF.

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Object Text Frame Options ( +B or Ctrl+B): The Text Frame Options dialog box lets you specify the default Columns, Inset Spacing, First Baseline, and Ignore Text Wrap settings for new text frames.