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References: References are column names, and refer to a cell in the current row in the datasheet. If the column name includes spaces, you must enclose the name in square brackets: [Flight Miles], for example. You can use references for columns that are formatted as Single line of text, Number, Currency, Date and Time, Choice, Yes/No, and Calculated. You cannot reference a cell in a row other than the current row. Operators: You can use any of the standard math, comparison, and logical operators, such as +, , /, *, %, ^, >, <, >=, <=, <>, &, OR, NOR, and XOR. Constants: You can include four different type of constants: String: Strings must be enclosed in quotes and can be up to 255 characters. An example of a string constant might be (=[Origination] or ="DTW"). Numeric: Numeric constants can be positive or negative and can include decimals; for example, =[Flight Miles]*.10. Date constants: Dates can be presented with or without delimiters; for example, 1/23/06 or 012306. Boolean constants: You can use Boolean constants in logical expressions such as IF statements. For more about IF statements, see IF in the section Applying Logical Functions later in this chapter. Functions: Functions are predefined formulas. SUM is a simple function. It performs a predefined operation based on identified arguments or specified values, such as column references. See Incorporating Functions into Formulas later in this chapter.

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Figure 11.6 The Playback Quality page. 6. Select at least one playback quality profile. The Publish Wizard will offer you only profiles that are appropriate for the type of content in your presentation. Since you re publishing to your local computer, make sure only one local playback profile is selected for now. Click Next to proceed to the Publish Your Presentation page, shown in Figure 11.7.

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Figure 5.10 Gauge, TextField and ImageItem displayed as part of the FormDemo MIDlet. Selecting the TextField for editing the text in the field will likely cause the field to expand into a full screen text editor that must be dismissed to return to the MIDlet Form.

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Clearly, this is not the greatest factory ever written, but it is pretty darn small and efficient. Its public interface consists of only two methods: getInstance() and getDao(). The private constructor b loads the configuration file, which in this case is just a properties file with name/value pairs for the interface and implementation names. This class is a self-contained singleton, so the getInstance() method C just returns the one instance of the class. The getDao() method D

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