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• Script to make the list of layer names.

  I wonder if someone could help me make the simple script that take the layer names and the list of their share on the A4 in canvas.

  Now I just got the screenshot of the list of Illustrator and edit it through photoshop to print, but it is too small, because each file have a approximately 25-50 layers.

  Looks like this:

  

  I tried to edit the script of John Wundes, which makes the list of the nuances, but it seems difficult for my skills.

  /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  // Render Swatch Legend v1.1 -- CS, CS2, CS3, CS4, CS5
  //>=--------------------------------------
  //
  //  This script will generate a legend of rectangles for every swatch in the main swatches palette.
  //  You can configure spacing and value display by configuring the variables at the top
  //  of the script. 
  //   update: v1.1 now tests color brightness and renders a white label if the color is dark.
  //>=--------------------------------------
  // JS code (c) copyright: John Wundes ( [email protected] ) www.wundes.com
  // copyright full text here:  http://www.wundes.com/js4ai/copyright.txt
  //
  ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// 
      doc = activeDocument,
      swatches = doc.swatches,
      cols = 4,
      displayAs = "CMYKColor",  //or "RGBColor"
      rectRef=null,
      textRectRef=null,
      textRef=null,
      rgbColor=null,
      w=150;
      h=100,
      h_pad = 10,
      v_pad = 10,
      t_h_pad = 10,
      t_v_pad = 10,
      x=null,
      y=null,
      black = new GrayColor(),
      white = new GrayColor()
      ;
  
  
      black.gray = 100;
      white.gray = 0;
  
  
  activeDocument.layers[0].locked= false;
  var newGroup = doc.groupItems.add();
  newGroup.name = "NewGroup";
  newGroup.move( doc, ElementPlacement.PLACEATBEGINNING );
  
  
  for(var c=0,len=swatches.length;c<len;c++)
  {
          var swatchGroup = doc.groupItems.add();
          swatchGroup.name = swatches[c].name;
         
          x= (w+h_pad)*(c% cols);
          y=(h+v_pad)*(Math.floor((c+.01)/cols))*-1 ;
          rectRef = doc.pathItems.rectangle(y,x, w,h);
          rgbColor = swatches[c].color;
          rectRef.fillColor = rgbColor;
          textRectRef =  doc.pathItems.rectangle(y- t_v_pad,x+ t_h_pad, w-(2*t_h_pad),h-(2*t_v_pad));
          textRef = doc.textFrames.areaText(textRectRef);
          textRef.contents = swatches[c].name+ "\r" + getColorValues(swatches[c].color) ;
          textRef.textRange.fillColor = is_dark(swatches[c].color)? white : black;
          //
          rectRef.move( swatchGroup, ElementPlacement.PLACEATBEGINNING );     
          textRef.move( swatchGroup, ElementPlacement.PLACEATBEGINNING );
          swatchGroup.move( newGroup, ElementPlacement.PLACEATEND );
  }
  
  
  function getColorValues(color)
  {
          if(color.typename)
          {
              switch(color.typename)
              {
                  case "CMYKColor":
                      if(displayAs == "CMYKColor"){
                          return ([Math.floor(color.cyan),Math.floor(color.magenta),Math.floor(color.yellow),Math.floor(color.black)]);}
                      else
                      {
                          color.typename="RGBColor";
                          return  [Math.floor(color.red),Math.floor(color.green),Math.floor(color.blue)] ;
                         
                      }
                  case "RGBColor":
                     
                     if(displayAs == "CMYKColor"){
                          return rgb2cmyk(Math.floor(color.red),Math.floor(color.green),Math.floor(color.blue));
                     }else
                      {
                          return  [Math.floor(color.red),Math.floor(color.green),Math.floor(color.blue)] ;
                      }
                  case "GrayColor":
                      if(displayAs == "CMYKColor"){
                          return rgb2cmyk(Math.floor(color.gray),Math.floor(color.gray),Math.floor(color.gray));
                      }else{
                          return [Math.floor(color.gray),Math.floor(color.gray),Math.floor(color.gray)];
                      }
                  case "SpotColor":
                      return getColorValues(color.spot.color);
              }    
          }
      return "Non Standard Color Type";
  }
  function rgb2cmyk (r,g,b) {
   var computedC = 0;
   var computedM = 0;
   var computedY = 0;
   var computedK = 0;
  
  
   //remove spaces from input RGB values, convert to int
   var r = parseInt( (''+r).replace(/\s/g,''),10 ); 
   var g = parseInt( (''+g).replace(/\s/g,''),10 ); 
   var b = parseInt( (''+b).replace(/\s/g,''),10 ); 
  
  
   if ( r==null || g==null || b==null ||
       isNaN(r) || isNaN(g)|| isNaN(b) )
   {
     alert ('Please enter numeric RGB values!');
     return;
   }
   if (r<0 || g<0 || b<0 || r>255 || g>255 || b>255) {
     alert ('RGB values must be in the range 0 to 255.');
     return;
   }
  
  
   // BLACK
   if (r==0 && g==0 && b==0) {
    computedK = 1;
    return [0,0,0,1];
   }
  
  
   computedC = 1 - (r/255);
   computedM = 1 - (g/255);
   computedY = 1 - (b/255);
  
  
   var minCMY = Math.min(computedC,
                Math.min(computedM,computedY));
   computedC = (computedC - minCMY) / (1 - minCMY) ;
   computedM = (computedM - minCMY) / (1 - minCMY) ;
   computedY = (computedY - minCMY) / (1 - minCMY) ;
   computedK = minCMY;
  
  
   return [Math.floor(computedC*100),Math.floor(computedM*100),Math.floor(computedY*100),Math.floor(computedK*100)];
  }
  
  
  function is_dark(color){
         if(color.typename)
          {
              switch(color.typename)
              {
                  case "CMYKColor":
                      return (color.black>50 || (color.cyan>50 &&  color.magenta>50)) ? true : false;
                  case "RGBColor":
                      return (color.red<100  && color.green<100 ) ? true : false;
                  case "GrayColor":
                      return color.gray > 50 ? true : false;
                  case "SpotColor":
                      return is_dark(color.spot.color);
                  
                  return false;
              }
          }
  }
  

  arop16461101,

  something like that?

  var theLayers = app.activeDocument.layers;
  var str = new Array ();
  for (i = 0; i < theLayers.length; i++) {
      str.push (theLayers[i].name)
      }
  var tF = theLayers[0].textFrames.add();
  tF.contents = str.join ("\r");
  alert("new text frame with layerlist added on layer " + theLayers[0].name);
  

  Have fun

• Make the swatch legend Script

  I was wondering if someone could help me edit this text written by John Wundes. Its almost perfect for what I need, but my problem is the text within the sample box when it is returned to the little ones. Ideally, I'd like that it be 90% of the actual sample size. I copied and pasted here if someone could help me I would be very happy. I tried to ask John on his Blog a few times, but I got no response. Also I would like to delete the CMYK values it returns with just the name of PMS only.

  Make the legend Swatch v1.1 - CS, CS2, CS3, CS4, CS5

  //>=--------------------------------------

  //

  This script will generate a legend of the rectangles for every nuance in the main Swatches palette.

  You can configure the display space and value by configuring the variables at the top

  the script.

  Update: v1.1 now test the brightness of colors and returns a white label if the color is dark.

  //>=--------------------------------------

  / / JS code (c) all rights reserved: John Wundes ( [email protected] ) www.wundes.com

  / / copyright full text here: http://www.Wundes.com/js4ai/copyright.txt

  //

  //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

  doc = activeDocument,

  color chart = doc.swatches,

  cols = 10,

  displayAs = "CMYKColor" //or "RGBColor".

  rectRef = null,

  textRectRef = null,

  textRef = null,

  rgbColor = null,

  w = 150;

  h = 150,

  h_pad = 100,

  v_pad = 100,

  t_h_pad = 100,

  t_v_pad = 100,

  x = null,

  y = null,

  Black = new GrayColor();

  White = new GrayColor()

  ;

  Etc = 100;

  White.Gray = 0;

  activeDocument.layers [0] .locked = false;

  newGroup var = doc.groupItems.add ();

  newGroup.name = "NewGroup";

  newGroup.move (doc, ElementPlacement.PLACEATBEGINNING);

  for (var c = 2, len = swatches.length; c < len; c ++)

  {

  swatchGroup var = doc.groupItems.add ();

  swatchGroup.name = color chart [c] .name;

  x = (w + h_pad) * (c % COL);

  y=(h+v_pad)*(math.floor((c+.01)/cols)) *-1;

  rectRef = doc.pathItems.rectangle (y, x, w, h);

  rgbColor = .color swatches [c];

  rectRef.fillColor = rgbColor;

  textRectRef = doc.pathItems.rectangle (t_v_pad-y, x + t_h_pad, w.-(2*t_h_pad), h.-(2*t_v_pad));

  textRef = doc.textFrames.areaText (textRectRef);

  textRef.contents = color chart [c] .name + "\r" + getColorValues (swatches [c] .color);

  textRef.textRange.fillColor = is_dark (swatches [c] .color)? White: black;

  //

  rectRef.move (swatchGroup, ElementPlacement.PLACEATBEGINNING);

  textRef.move (swatchGroup, ElementPlacement.PLACEATBEGINNING);

  swatchGroup.move (newGroup, ElementPlacement.PLACEATEND);

  }

  function getColorValues (color)

  {

  If (Color.TypeName)

  {

  Switch (Color.TypeName)

  {

  case "CMYKColor":

  If (displayAs == "CMYKColor") {}

  return ([Math.floor (color.cyan) Math.floor (color.magenta), Math.floor (color.yellow), Math.floor (co lor.black)]) ;}

  on the other

  {

  Color.TypeName = "RGBColor";

  return [Math.floor (color.red), Math.floor (color.green), Math.floor (color.blue)];

  }

  case "RGBColor":

  If (displayAs == "CMYKColor") {}

  Return rgb2cmyk (Math.floor (color.red), Math.floor (color.green), Math.floor (color.blue));

  } else

  {

  return [Math.floor (color.red), Math.floor (color.green), Math.floor (color.blue)];

  }

  case "GrayColor":

  If (displayAs == "CMYKColor") {}

  Return rgb2cmyk (Math.floor (color.gray), Math.floor (color.gray), Math.floor (color.gray));

  } else {}

  return [Math.floor (color.gray), Math.floor (color.gray), Math.floor (color.gray)];

  }

  case "SpotColor":

  Return getColorValues (color.spot.color);

  }

  }

  return 'no Standard color Type';

  }

  function rgb2cmyk (r, g, b) {}

  var computedC = 0;

  var computedM = 0;

  var computedY = 0;

  var computedK = 0;

  remove the spaces of input RGB values, convert to int

  var r = parseInt (('' + r) replace (/ \s/g, "), 10);

  var g = parseInt (('' + g) replace (/ \s/g, "), 10);

  var b = parseInt (('' + b) replace (/ \s/g, "), 10);

  If (r == null | g == null | b == null |)

  isNaN (r) | isNaN (g) | isNaN (b))

  {

  Alert ("Please enter the numeric RGB values!");

  return;

  }

  If (r < 0 | g < 0: b < 0 | r > 255 | g > 255: b > 255) {}

  Alert ("the RGB values must be in the range 0 to 255");

  return;

  }

  BLACK

  If (r == 0 & & g == 0 & & b == 0) {}

  computedK = 1;

  return [0,0,0,1];

  }

  computedC = 1 - (r/255);

  computedM = 1 - (g/255);

  computedY = 1 - (b/255);

  var minCMY = Math.min (computedC,

  Math.min (computedM, computedY));

  computedC = (computedC - minCMY) / (1 - minCMY);

  computedM = (computedM - minCMY) / (1 - minCMY);

  computedY = (computedY - minCMY) / (1 - minCMY);

  computedK = minCMY;

  return [Math.floor(computedC*100), Math.floor(computedM*100), Math.floor(computedY*100), Math.floor (computedK * 100)];

  }

  function is_dark (color) {}

  If (Color.TypeName)

  {

  Switch (Color.TypeName)

  {

  case "CMYKColor":

  return (> 50 color.black |) (color.cyan > 50 & & color.magenta > 50)) ? true: false;

  case "RGBColor":

  return (color.red < 100 & & color.green < 100)? true: false;

  case "GrayColor":

  return color.gray > 50? true: false;

  case "SpotColor":

  Return is_dark (color.spot.color);

  Returns false;

  }

  }

  }

  Natesroom1 wrote:

  1. the text is small

  2 remove the CMYK values it returns with just the name of PMS only

  Just a quick look at the code, try the following:

  1.) for the size, after this line:

  textRef = doc.textFrames.areaText(textRectRef);
  

  Add the following line, the numerical value on any size suits you:

  textRef.textRange.characterAttributes.size = 20;
  

  (2.) about removing the CMYK values for PMS colors, change this line:

  textRef.contents = swatches[c].name+ "\r" + getColorValues(swatches[c].color);
  

  To do this:

  textRef.contents = swatches[c].name;
  

  Once again... just a little wink, but maybe it will help your efforts.

• How to rasterize a chart that contains data from the path?

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  var MAXRADIUS:Number = 100;

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• 1.5.1 to 1.5.4 update: tree of nonsense on the summary page

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  Sue

• Color conversion script?

  I am looking for a way to print the CMYK, RGB, HEX easily, in the text, and possibly another representation of certain colors, I thought I'd write a quick script... easy, right? Apparently not.

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  Your code has been very useful Silly-V, convertSampleColor(), it was exactly what I was looking for! If you or anyone is interested, now is my script. Havn't tried a lot and it could probably be cleaned up a bit, but it should work (it does for me with CS6 on OS X).

  It takes all your selected samples and print the CMYK, RGB and HEX (and name if it is a spot color) all these samples selected in a txt file. The txt file is saved with the same name and in the same folder as your Illustrator file. If your Illustrator file is unregistered, it records the txt file in your home directory.

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  // ===================
  
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• Help of color transformation

  Hello

  I have no experience with the transformation of color class, but some with the concept of hexadecimal RGB.

  We will use a small pseudo-code / hybrid actionscript:

  In the following example, which does not work, I am trying to remove red and green colors and keep blue. How can I do this?

    colour = 0xFFFFFF;
    colourTrans.rgb = colour;
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            green = 0;
            blue = 1;
            colourTrans.redMultiplier = red;
            colourTrans.greenMultiplier = green;
            colourTrans.blueMultiplier = blue;
            colour = colourTrans.rgb;
    // colour outputs 0, not the new blue colour
  

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  use:

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  usage example:

  /*

  import com.kglad.Color_AS2;

  import flash.geom.ColorTransform;

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  var ct:ColorTransform = mc.transform.colorTransform;

  this.onEnterFrame = function() {}

  CT. RGB = Color_AS2.colorF ();

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  */

  public static var Red: Object = new Object();

  public static var Green: Object = new Object();

  public static var Blue: Object = new Object();

  public static var colorValueA:Array = [0, 15, 128];

  public static var colorA: Array = [red, green, Blue];

  public static var colorChangeA:Array = [1, -1];

  public static var primeA:Array = [3, 5, 7];

  function Color_AS2() {}

  }

  public static function colorChangeF() {}

  for (var i: Number = 0; i< colora.length;="" i++)="">

  .Val colorA [i] = Math.floor (Math.random () * 256);

  colorA [i] .colorChange = 2 * Math.round (Math.random ()) - 1;

  }

  }

  public static function colorF(n:Number):Number {}

  If (! n) {}

  n = 0;

  }

  If (n % 2000 == 1) {}

  colorChangeF();

  }

  for (var i: Number = 0; i< colora.length;="" i++)="">

  colorA [i] .val += primeA [i] * .colorChange colorA [i];

  If (> 255 .val colorA [i]) {}

  .Val colorA [i] = 254;

  colorA [i] .colorChange * = - 1;

  } ElseIf (.val colorA [i]< 0)="">

  .Val colorA [i] = 1;

  colorA [i] .colorChange * = - 1;

  }

  }

  .Val colorA [0] return< 16="" |="" colora[1].val="">< 8="" |="">

  }

  }

• Try again... Exploding ball full of balls

  I'll try to explain again what I'm trying to do.

  Image with a basketball that has been cut in half. Fill the two side with an equal number of three different color ping-pong balls (or golf balls - this is to give an idea of the size). Now ask a M80 on top of one half in the Center and put the two halves together (so that the M80 is located in the center of the basketball and buried in the ping pong balls). Then blow the M80 and photo how the ping pong balls fly out in all directions. That's what I try to do with AE. Is this possible? I use CS3 with effects of stock.

  I think it can be accomplished a ball using trajectories, but I think that there is to be a way to do it with particles or in any other way. Does anyone have any suggestions?

  As usual, thank you!

  Lloyd

  CC Particle world is as close as you can get. You will need create a custom particle. Mine is a model of 40 X 40 pixels with 3 frames and 3 circles with grain applied to give texture to the particle. They resemble type of Trix cereal.

  

  The second step is to add the layer of particles to your comp to any Framework 3, add a solid for the world of particles CC and set up the particle effect using a particle custom like this:

  

  Now, simply adjust the physics to obtain the desired explosion.

  The trick is to pick up the explosion on frame 6 so that the particles are in motion when the wrapper comes off. Just now some is layering with your wrapper that will contain these balls. You put before diapers in above, back layers, and you have as good he'll get with standard particles.

  Here are a few things to think about. CC Particle World particles react with each other. IOW, they bounce off each other. They will respond with a floor. You can create multiple instances of the explosion and several floors to get interactivity with the layers of wrapper.

  By far the best way to do this kind of thing is in a 3D application. Blender would do the job just fine, and you can export AE camera movements. The second best would be with Trapcode Particular. No matter how you decide to go this is not a simple effect with just a couple of layers. It involves a lot of manipulation, mattes, blending modes, and critical reflection.

  The explsoion looks like this:

  

• Need help with image fusion

  Hello

  Before I get to my question, I want to give you a glimpse of the project I'm working on and the aspects that I need help. For a school project, a customer, 94Fifty asked us to create an advertisement that depicts their basketball and could be used in advertising online and in magazines. The 94Fifty of basketball is the world's first "smart ball." It can count how many times you dribbling, the arc of your shot, release time it takes for you shoot, etc. To use the ball, you need an Apple product that can download the application 94Fifty on the App Store, so that this project is done as a collaboration with the company 94Fifty and Apple.

  For my ad, to really capture the idea of being the first smart ball, 94Fifty ball I wanted to mix an image of the texture of the ball of 94Fifty, with the shape and details of a brain, with the slogan being, "A ball that is as smart as you." I have my design buried on, but I'm not sure how to combine the image of the brain with ball should I use layers? How can I remove the pink color of the brain and replace it with the ball while keeping the shape of the brain and the lines creased the brain? Any help and technical that you can give would be greatly appreciated.

  Here are two pictures that I'm trying to mix.

  

  I would also try and keep the logo of 94Fifty which is on the ball in the mixed picture.

  Please do not confuse this for to ask me someone to do it for me, it's the exact opposite of what I want, I just need help with what to do.

  Here is a fairly simple method:

  First of all, level of basketball for the type to be horizontal. (Also correct the values of white light - burn at the top left and bottom top right.)

  Mask on white background of the brain and turn the image to 0% of saturation.

  Put the brain on basketball on its own layer. Make the overlay blend mode.

  Using free transform, reshape the brain is greater (rounder), like the basketball, with a visible margin around the edge of the ball.

  -Now, you have a brain in a basketball, but the brain is a bit too subtle.

  Duplicate the layer of brain as many times as you need to get the good contrast (I've duped the layer of brain three times, for a total of four layers of brain).

  You will probably find that you need to use the levels adjustment layers or curves on each layer of the brain, for finer value adjustments. Make sure that each adjustment layer affects only the layer directly below.

  

• . CurrentFrame should work here? What I am doing wrong?

  On stage, I have an instance of a door with 3 images. Each image is the door of a different color. They are labeled "color1", "color1", and "Couleur3. I use this code to generate randomly

  doors of different colors.

  var min = 1;

  var max = 4;

  door1.gotoAndStop ("Color" + String (Math.Floor (Math.Random () * (max - min) + min)));

  There is another instance of this door on the stage (called "door2") I would like to change colors based on the first door when it is selected. For example, if "door1" is red,

  When you click on "door2" it turns red. If "door1" is blue, when "door2" is clicked it will turn blue.

  I tried the following code changes:

  If (door1.currentFrame == "color1") {}

  DOOR2.gotoAndStop ("color1");

  }

  But every time that I change it, I get a different error message.

  What am I doing wrong here?

  This code is inside a function that causes "door1" changes color when you click it. My goal is to change the colors of the doors.

  No currrentFrame is a string

  so you should have to do

  If (door1.currentFrame == 14) {/ / or whatever is the frame number is}

  DOOR2.gotoAndStop ("color1");

  }

  but you can use this instead

  If (door1.currentLabel == "color1") {}

  DOOR2.gotoAndStop ("color1");

  }

• How can I add emoji to my iOS agenda?

  I want to add emoticons in my calendar subscribed basketball similar to how my calendars of football and the moon have an emoji icon in the name. I tried to add manually by changing the name and adding the emoji in basketball, but he does not appear in the calendar. Football schedules have been subscribed on my iMac but the basketball on my iPad, but I do not understand why it would make a difference. All are ESPN.

  

  Hello Jarom Ellsworth,

  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support.

  I see you are trying to add an emoji to basketball to your subscribed calendar. I use emoji on some of my calendars and to track certain events.

  You can add emoticons in the calendars that you create, but if it is a calendar published by a third party, you will not be able to change the content of the calendar without editing privileges granted by the creator/editor of the calendar.

  Best regards.

• can "access my d (dvd burner) drive.

  I'm trying to burn a copy of the basketball season of my son just finished editing using pinnacle studio 11.  The first one worked fine, but now my d guard drive disappears when I try to insert a dvd.  When I go to computer it shows all my drives, including my drive d which is my dvd burner and player player, but when I opened the door of dvd insert a dvd disappears from the icon of the drive in the computer and my computer tells me that it cannot detect a dvd.   I use vista and if I restart my computer the d drive reappears until I opened the door and I can't make it back unless I restart my computer.  Thank you

  Hello

  I would first try. Maybe a little simple thing.

  Your CD or DVD drive is missing or is not recognized by Windows or other programs
  http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314060 - a Mr Fixit

  Here are one couple of others if it does not work.

  CD/DVD drive does not appear in Windows Vista, or you receive this error during the installation of Windows Vista after booting from the DVD (AHCI)
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/952951
  Drive CD - R or CD - RW Drive is not recognized as a recordable device
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/316529/

  Hardware devices not detected or not working - A Mr Fixit
  http://support.Microsoft.com/GP/hardware_device_problems

  Hope it gets you'll soon Mark <> Microsoft Partner

• How do you get behind another object by object

  What is the standard way to do so 1 object is in front of another object, but behind the other

  for example, lets say I have a mask of a basketball and I want basketball to be visible, the basketball is in front of the rest of the background, but someoene then runs in front of the basketball, so now, how can I do for basketball is in front of all the rest but cover/behind the person who runs in front of him that blocks vision

  create a mask of this person in front of the ball and just having priority overlay on that person over the ball or is there a better and more common way to do this

  You hide this person.  You're making this the top layer.  This requires the Rotoscoping.

• collect statistics - estimate_percent

  
  Hi guys,.

  My DB: 10.2.0.5.

  Recently, I have a problem with the auto_sample_size.

  When you use the sample size car with one of the table, it takes only 2 percent.

  For example, some of my references SQLs this table went slow.

  When I tried to generate the statistics with 50%, it went very well. (picking up a more optimized plan).

  I'm trying to understand (with examples) you guys (experts), on:

  1. How does oracle choose the percent when auto_sample_size is specified.

  2. a good example why a bad plan will be selected at 2%. and a better plan will be chosen with stats of 50%.

  Thank you very much.

  I can't seem to find an example on that.

  2. a good example why a bad plan may be generated when 2%. and a better plan will be generated with stats of 50%. (when the data are asymmetric)

  Can anyone help to provide a simple example to understand?

  Of course - have you ever played or watched a basketball game? Have you noticed how REALLY, REALLY big, some of the players in a team are still other players are really short?

  1. you are a tailor

  2. the coach of the basketball team wants you to uniforms for its 10 players.

  3. the coach only will you more than 5 of its 10 players for you can measure uniforms

  4. do you prefer a 20% sample or a sample of 50%?

  5. what sample size will generate a better set of uniforms ("plan")?

  When the data is really uneven (as if it were in this example), you should still a "scan to complete basketball team. Your uniforms will not go well at all if two players get you to "sample" are the shortest (or higher) on the team?

  Moral: the information more and better, you have the best decision you can make. It is not only the quantity of statistics but the quality that can make the difference.

  How this example does not work for you?

• How to make a subpage?

  Hello

  I built 2 pages - sports and basketball. I want to do the basketball subpage to the sports page, so that it displays sports > basketball over Ariane. Any ideas? See you soon.

  Alex

  IF you do not generate applications web, you need create folders.

  You must create a folder called 'sport' and move the pages of basketball and sport within that.

  You must change the url of the "sports" to "l."index.htm"page

  Thus, the structure of your URLs will be...

  / Sports/basketball

  /Sports/index.html will be the same as /sports