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Jack Hilton wrote new article on how to manage Flash Communication Server with clustering for Live Webcasts.

Direct Links for Article:

Introduction

What is Clustering - The Process

How to program for Dual Server Connections

Printable Version of Article

Download Source code for Clustering with Flashcom

Really Nice Article by Jake Hilton!

When: Thursday, February 24, 2005 - 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM US/Eastern

Description:

Macromedia Technical Support Engineer Bentley Wolfe will introduce Flash beginners to basic Flash video concepts. You’ll learn how Flash imports and exports video and how to create Flash FLV files for use with Player and Flash Communication Server.

What You Will Learn:

• Video formats that Flash MX 2004 imports
• Importing video into Flash MX 2004
• Using Flash MX 2004 to create video
• Creating FLVs
• Creating FLVs
• Playing FLVs as embedded video; linking with media components and using the Flash Communication Server

You must register for this Macrochat at:

http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/event/index.cfm?event=detail&id=149624&loc=en_us

When: Wednesday, February 23, 2005 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM US/Eastern

Description:
Script errors in Director usually display details describing why an error occurred. However, once a projector or Shockwave movie is created, generic script errors sometimes appear, such as “Script Error, Continue?” These errors can be difficult to troubleshoot if there is no information describing why the error occurred. Join Macromedia Senior Technical Support Engineer Boaz Englesberg who will be leading a live demonstration on debugging movies using the alertHook command and a Director.ini file. Boaz will demonstrate how to use alertHook and the Director.ini/Shockwave.ini file for debugging purposes at run time.

What You Will Learn:

• Using the Director.ini file to troubleshoot script errors
• Troubleshooting a generic script error in a projector or Shockwave movie

You must register for this Macrochat at:

http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/event/index.cfm?event=detail&id=149910&loc=en_us

Anti-virus vendors have raised the threat level on a double-barrelled MSN Messenger worm that lures users with the promise of sexy image files.

The worm, identified as W32/Bropia, arrives as a download link within MSN instant messaging sessions, but instead of sexy photographs, infected users get an image of a cooked chicken on a platter with a neatly drawn bikini tan line.

The worm also deposits a variant of the Rbot backdoor Trojan that is capable of using infected machines to create zombie networks, security experts warn.

So be Aware!!

Update:

I forgot to add credits to this post that It was via GeekNewsCentral